Islamic Quiz

What Prophet(S.w) said to people after climbing on mount Safa?

• The Prophet (S.W) asked the people if they would believe him if he warned them of an approaching army.
• The Prophet (S.W) warned them about a coming storm.
• The Prophet (S.W) asked them to gather their belongings.
• The Prophet (S.W) told them to leave the city immediately.

How Abu Lahab responded to Propehet Muhammad(s.w) message?

• He remained neutral and did not express any opinion.
• He embraced the message wholeheartedly.
• He supported Prophet Muhammad publicly.
• Abu Lahab responded with hostility and rejection of Prophet Muhammad's message.

Which valley did the Muslims retreat to during the period of social boycott?

• The Muslims sought refuge in the Valley of Abu Talib.

• The Muslims sought refuge in the Valley of Badr.

• The Muslims sought refuge in the Valley of Uhud.

• The Muslims sought refuge in the Valley of Hunayn.

What was Ummayah bin Khalaf's reaction to Bilal (r.a) converting to Islam?

• Ummayah bin Khalaf rewarded Bilal (r.a) for his new faith.

• Ummayah bin Khalaf subjected Bilal (r.a) to severe torture for converting to Islam.

• Ummayah bin Khalaf paid no attention to Bilal (r.a) after his conversion.

• Ummayah bin Khalaf invited Bilal (r.a) to live with him.

What did Bilal(r.a) proclaim when he was tortured by being laid on hot sand with a heavy stone on his chest?

• Allahu Akbar

• La ilaha illallah

• Subhanallah

• Ahad, Ahad

What was the name of mother of Ammar bin Yasir(r.a)?

• Fatimah (r.a)

• Aisha(r.a)

• Zainab(r.a)

• Sumayyah(r.a)

Who was the first martyr of Islam?

• Bilal ibn Rabah(r.a)

• Sumayyah(r.a)

• Uthman ibn Affan(r.a)

• Abu Bakr(r.a)

How long was the social boycott of muslims in Makkah?

• 3 years

• 5 years

• 7 years

• 10 years

What actions led to the resolution of the social boycott against Muslims?

• The resolution came through community dialogues and awareness campaigns, as well as termites eating the draft.

• The boycott was resolved following a significant economic downturn.

• It was concluded with a government directive against discrimination.

• Muslims had to relocate to end the boycott.

What hardships did Muslims endure in the Valley of Abu Talib?

• Muslims received abundant food supplies and support.

• Muslims were welcomed by the local tribes and communities.

• Muslims enjoyed a prosperous trade environment.

• Muslims faced social and economic isolation, food scarcity, and hostility.