What did Abu Sufyan admit to Caesar about the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

• He never lied.

• He broke promises.

• He claimed to be a king.

• He was always victorious in battles.

What was the result of the battles between Abu Sufyan’s people and the Prophet?

• Always victorious for the Prophet.

• Always victorious for Abu Sufyan’s people.

• Unstable outcomes, sometimes victorious and sometimes defeated.

• No battles occurred.

What did Caesar conclude about a man who never lies to people?

• He might still lie about God.

• He could never lie about God.

• He is not trustworthy.

• He must be a magician.

How did Caesar describe the followers of the Prophet?

• Mostly noblemen.

• Mostly poor people.

• Mostly merchants.

• Mostly rulers.

What did the Prophet instruct his followers to do?

• Worship idols along with Allah.

• Continue the practices of their forefathers.

• Worship Allah alone and leave all previous worship practices.

• Conquer lands for wealth.

What tribe did the Prophet specifically focus on inviting to Islam after the Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah?

• Sulaym, Bani Ka’b, Juhaynah, and others.

• Quraysh only.

• The tribes of Yemen exclusively.

• Only the people of Madina.

To which countries did the Prophet send emissaries to spread Islam?

• Oman, Bahrain, and Yamamah.

• Persia and Rome exclusively.

• Abyssinia and China.

• Syria and Egypt only.

Who was the Prophet's messenger to Negus, the King of Abyssinia?

• Ja’far Ibn Abi Talib.

• Amr Ibn Ummayah Ad-Damri.

• Hatib Ibn Abi Balta’ah.

• Dihyah Al-Kalby.

What gift did Negus provide to help the Muslim immigrants?

• Weapons.

• Ships for transportation.

• Gold coins.

• Food supplies.

Which king accepted Islam after initial reluctance?

• The King of Abyssinia.

• The King of Oman.

• The King of Persia.

• The King of Egypt.