Seerah-Part 2 - PM in the care of his grandfather & uncle

Where did the Prophet Muhammad (SAAWS) go to visit his uncles from the tribe of Bani Uday ibn al-Najjar?

• Makkah

• Madinah

• Egypt

• Syria

How long did the Prophet Muhammad stay with his uncles in Madinah?

• One week

• One month

• One year

• One day

What happened to the Prophet Muhammad's mother, Āminah, on their way back to Makkah from Madinah?

• She became very happy

• She became very sick and died

• She gave birth to another child

• She met the Prophet's father

Who loved the Prophet Muhammad and honored him even more than his own sons?

• His father

• His uncle, Abū Ṭālib

• His grandfather, Abdul MuṭṬalib

• His nanny, Baraka

When did the Prophet Muhammad start working as a shepherd?

• When he was a teenager

• When he was an adult

• When he was still relatively young

• He never worked as a shepherd

What character traits can be learned from being a shepherd, according to the passage?

• Patience, compassion, and wisdom

• Honesty, generosity, and bravery

• Cleverness, humor, and confidence

• Stubbornness, rudeness, and arrogance

How do you know Abdul Muttalib loved and honoured Muhammad SAAWS?

• He taught him how to herd sheep.

• He would carry him on his back and play with him.

• He would let him sit beside him, in a place normally reserved for the elderly men of Quraysh.

• He took him on trips around Makkah.

How did the Prophet Muhammad help his uncle Abū Ṭālib financially?

• He worked as a shepherd

• He started a business

• He became a teacher

• He inherited a fortune

Who was like a mother to the Prophet Muhammad when he lived with his uncle Abū Ṭālib?

• His nanny, Baraka

• His grandmother

• His uncle's wife, Fatimah bint Asad

• His older cousin

What important lesson can we derive from the passage about the hardships faced by the Prophet Muhammad in his early life?

• The Prophet Muhammad's life was always easy and happy.

• His family members were unkind to him.

• The Prophet Muhammad was not a strong person.

• Allah tests those He loves so they can become closer to Him.