Sirah-8th Grade

The Background of the Battle of Badr took place in ... , 2 AH.

• 27th of Syawwal

• 7th of Ramadhan

• 17th of Ramadhan

• 2nd of Ramadhan

He consulted the ... as they had only agreed to protect the Muslims in Madina. However, they readily agreed and this pleased the Prophet (ﷺ), and so the army set out.

• Muhajirin

• Anshar

... heard of the plan, and sent word to the people in Makkah to come and protect their money. At the same time, He changed direction to avoid the Muslim army and took the coastal route. Once he was confident it was safe, he sent word to the Quraysh that he had managed to avoid the Muslims

• Abu Umar

• Abu Jahal

• Abu Lahab

• Abu Sufyan

The battle began with a duel. From Makkah, Utbah ibn Rabiah, a leader of the Quraysh, along with his brother, Shaybah and his son Al-Walid were selected. Al-Walid asked for 3 Muslims to fight them one on one. Three of the Ansar stood up, but the Makkans wanted to fight the Muslims of Makkah. .. , ... and ... took on the challenge and won.

• Umar

• Hamzah

• Ali

• Ubaidah bin Harits

The fighting began after the duel. One of the first to be martyred amongst the Muslims was Umayr ibn Amir. The angels were sent by Allah to assist the believers.

• True

• False

Two young boys during the battle sought out ... , 'the Pharaoh of this nation, and fought him until they killed him

In the resulting fight, some seventy Muslims, including the Prophet's uncle ... , were martyred. The Prophet (ﷺ) himself was wounded. The remaining Muslim forces at the last minute rallied, causing the Makkans to quit fighting instead of pursuing their earlier partial victory

• Umar bin Khattab

• Abu Sufyan

• Hamzah

• Hindun

Mention two the most important lessons of Uhud Battle !

There were three main Jewish tribes which had settled in Madina: Banu Quraydhah, Banu An-Nadheer and Banu Qaynuqaa'

• True

• False

Banu Qaynuqaa' was very unfriendly towards the Muslims and was the first to openly violate the treaty. It challenged the Prophet (ﷺ) for a fight soon after the ...

• Battle of Uhud

• Battle of Khandaq

• Battle of Badr

• Battle of Ahzab