Sirah 3

What does the term "Sahabah" refer to?

• The rulers of the Islamic empire

• The descendants of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

• The scholars who wrote about the life of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ

• The Companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ who lived during his time, became Muslims, and died as Muslims

Who were the idolators in the time of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ?

• Those who supported the Muslims and their belief in one God

• Those who prayed to idols and were enemies towards Muslims for rejecting their idols

• Those who helped spread Islam throughout the Arabian Peninsula

• Those who translated the Quran into different languages

How did Bilal bin Rabah's master torture him to force him to disbelieve in Allah and the Prophet ﷺ?

• By imprisoning him in a dark cell

• By denying him food and water

• By tying him up under the hot sun with heavy rocks placed on his chest and beating him

• By forcing him to work continuously without rest

What significant role did Bilal bin Rabah assume after gaining his freedom?

• The first Muezzin, the person who calls Muslims to prayer

• The first Imam of the Kaaba

• The first writer of the Hadith

• The first leader of the Muslim community

What was Khabbab ibn Al-Aratt's status before converting to Islam?

• A wealthy merchant

• A tribal leader

• A slave

• A warrior

Despite facing severe oppression, what did Khabbab ibn Al-Aratt remain steadfast in?

• His business ventures

• His family traditions

• His Islamic faith

• His leadership in the Quraysh

Who was the first martyr (someone who died for their belief) in Islam?

• Ammar Ibnu Yasir

• Yasir Ibnu Aamir

• Sumayyah bint Khayyar

• Prophet Muhammad (SAW)

What did Prophet Muhammad (SAW) say about Ammar after the incident with the people of Quraysh?

• His heart is full of disbelief

• He is full of faith from head to toe

• His heart is uncertain

• His heart is empty

What did Prophet Muhammad (SAW) say to Ammar's family when they were being harmed by the people of Quraysh?

• Disbelieve in Islam to save your life

• Leave Makkah and seek refuge elsewhere

• Fight back and retaliate

• Be patient, for your promised place is paradise

What lessons can we learn from the Sahaba who remained firm and strong in believing Islam and never abandoned it even though facing torture?