Quiz on Sirah of the Holy Prophet PBUH

What were the three stages of Madani life of the Holy Prophet (PBUH)?

• The stages of preaching, peace treaty, and dominance

• The stages of peace treaty, conquest, and demise

• The stages of internal obstacles, reconciliation, and conquests

• The stages of temptation, reconciliation, and dominance

What were the three important steps taken by the Prophet (PBUH) upon reaching Madinah?

• Construction of the Mosque, establishment of a parliament, and signing a peace treaty

• Construction of the Mosque, establishment of a war center, and signing a peace treaty

• Construction of the Mosque, establishment of a judiciary, and bond of fraternity between the Muslims

• Construction of the Mosque, bond of fraternity between the Muslims, and treaty of Medina

What was the significance of Muwakhat-e-Madinah established by the Prophet (PBUH)?

• To end the discrimination of place, color, and race

• To establish a parliament for the Muslims

• To establish a war center for the Muslims

• To dissolve prejudices of the pre-Islamic period

What was the Covenant of Medina and what were its important terms?

• It was a peace treaty between the Muslims and the Jews, with terms related to trade and defense

• It was a treaty between the Muslims and the Jews, with terms related to defense and religious freedom

• It was a written constitution of the world, with terms related to peace, defense, and religious freedom

• It was a treaty between the Muslims and the Christians, with terms related to trade and religious freedom

What were the benefits and fruits of the Treaty of Medina?

• It ended the fighting between the Aws and Khazraj tribes, and increased the difficulties for the infidels of Madinah

• It ended the fighting between the Aws and Khazraj tribes, and established Jewish supremacy

• It increased the difficulties for the infidels of Madinah, and established Jewish supremacy

• It became a guarantee for the survival of the state of Medina, and ended Jewish supremacy

What was the background of the Battle of Badr and how many Muslims fought against the infidels?

• The Muslims fought to protect their trade routes, with 313 Muslims against 1000 infidels

• The Muslims fought to protect their trade routes, with 1000 Muslims against 313 infidels

• The Muslims fought to protect their trade routes, with 300 Muslims against 1000 infidels

• The Muslims fought to protect their trade routes, with 1000 Muslims against 300 infidels

What were the events and results of the Battle of Badr?

• 70 Companions were martyred, and 70 infidels became prisoners

• 14 Companions were martyred, and 70 infidels became prisoners

• 70 Companions were martyred, and 300 infidels became prisoners

• 14 Companions were martyred, and 300 infidels became prisoners

What was the background of the Battle of Uhud and how many Muslims fought against the infidels?

• The Muslims fought to protect their trade routes, with 1000 Muslims against 3000 infidels

• The Muslims fought to protect their trade routes, with 3000 Muslims against 1000 infidels

• The Muslims fought to avenge their humiliation, with 3000 Muslims against 1000 infidels

• The Muslims fought to avenge their humiliation, with 1000 Muslims against 3000 infidels

What were the events and results of the Battle of Uhud?

• 70 Companions were martyred, and Hazrat Ali's body was disrespected

• 14 Companions were martyred, and Hazrat Ali's body was disrespected

• 14 Companions were martyred, and Hazrat Hamza's body was disrespected

• 70 Companions were martyred, and Hazrat Hamza's body was disrespected

What was the background of the Battle of Ahzab and why was it also called the Battle of Trench?

• It was called the Battle of Trench because the infidels dug a trench to attack the Muslims

• It was called the Battle of Trench because the infidels dug a trench to defend themselves

• It was called the Battle of Trench because the Muslims dug a trench to attack the infidels

• It was called the Battle of Trench because the Muslims dug a trench to defend themselves