Key Events in Early Islamic History

What city did the Islamic State establish in?

• Iran

• Makkah

• Baghdad

• Madina

What is the Muwakhat or Brotherhood?

• A historical battle fought by early Muslims

• A religious ritual performed by early Muslims

• Muwakhat is the concept of Brotherhood established among early Muslims to promote unity and support.

• A type of prayer specific to the Prophet Muhammad

What does Meesaq e Madina refer to?

• The treaty of Mecca.

• The covenant of Medina.

• The agreement of Khaybar.

• The pact of Uhud.

Who was the leader of the Muslims in Medina?

• Prophet Muhammad

• Umar ibn al-Khattab

• Ali ibn Abi Talib

• Abu Bakr

What was the purpose of the Charter of Madina?

• To establish a tax system for the wealthy in Madina.

• To establish a framework for coexistence and mutual protection among diverse communities in Madina.

• To create a military alliance solely for Muslims in Madina.

• To promote a single religion and eliminate all others in Madina.

How did the Muwakhat help the early Muslims?

• The Muwakhat created divisions among tribes.

• The Muwakhat led to increased competition among Muslims.

• The Muwakhat helped early Muslims by fostering unity, providing social support, and sharing resources.

• The Muwakhat discouraged resource sharing.

What year did the migration to Medina occur?

• 640

• 630

• 610

• 622

Which groups were included in the Charter of Madina?

• Muslims of Medina, Jewish tribes (Banu Qaynuqa, Banu Nadir, Banu Qurayza), and other tribes.

• Banu Hashim tribe

• Christians of Medina

• Tribes of Mecca

What was one major outcome of the establishment in Medina?

• Creation of a new calendar system.

• Establishment of a trade alliance with Mecca.

• Formation of the first Muslim community and Islamic state.

• Introduction of a monastic lifestyle for Muslims.

How did the Charter of Madina influence future governance?

• The Charter of Madina influenced future governance by establishing principles of justice, cooperation, and inclusivity among diverse communities.

• It promoted a monarchy system with absolute power.

• It focused solely on economic benefits for the ruling class.

• It established a single religion for all communities.