Understanding Prophets in Islam

Who is considered the last prophet in Islam?

• Prophet Isa (Jesus)

• Prophet Muhammad

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

• Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)

Which prophet is known for parting the Red Sea?

• Prophet Yusuf (Joseph)

• Prophet Nuh (Noah)

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

• Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)

Describe the significance of the Night Journey (Isra and Mi'raj) in Prophet Muhammad's life.

• It was the event where he received the first revelation.

• It was a journey from Mecca to Jerusalem and then to the heavens.

• It was the migration from Mecca to Medina.

• It was the battle of Badr.

Which prophet is associated with the miracle of speaking in infancy?

• Prophet Isa (Jesus)

• Prophet Yahya (John)

• Prophet Yusuf (Joseph)

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

Analyze the lesson learned from the story of Prophet Yusuf (Joseph) and his brothers.

• The importance of patience and forgiveness.

• The significance of wealth and power.

• The necessity of strict punishment.

• The value of solitude and isolation.

What was the primary message of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)?

• The importance of charity.

• The oneness of God and rejection of idolatry.

• The significance of fasting.

• The value of pilgrimage.

Explain the role of prophets in Islam.

• They are considered divine beings.

• They are messengers who convey God's message to humanity.

• They are political leaders.

• They are mythical figures.

Which prophet is known for building the Ark?

• Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)

• Prophet Nuh (Noah)

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

• Prophet Isa (Jesus)

Evaluate the impact of Prophet Muhammad's migration (Hijra) from Mecca to Medina on the Muslim community.

• It led to the decline of Islam.

• It marked the beginning of the Islamic calendar and strengthened the Muslim community.

• It caused division among Muslims.

• It had no significant impact.

Which prophet is known for the miracle of the staff turning into a serpent?

• Prophet Isa (Jesus)

• Prophet Musa (Moses)

• Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham)

• Prophet Yusuf (Joseph)