Events Leading To The Battle Of Badr | Ep 27

 How many Muslims initially set out on the expedition to intercept the Quraysh caravan?

• 250 warriors

• 313 warriors

• 1,000 warriors

• 340 warriors

What was the primary initial objective of the Muslims when they left Medina?

• To wage war against the Quraysh

• To intercept a merchant caravan

• To establish a new settlement

• To negotiate a peace treaty

How many horses did the Muslim army have during the expedition?

• 10 horses

• 50 horses

• 2 horses

• 100 horses

Why did some Muslims initially hesitate about engaging in battle?

• They were afraid of dying

  
  

• They were outnumbered and poorly equipped

• They didn't trust the Prophet's leadership

• They wanted to return to Medina

How many Quraysh warriors were initially reported to have set out?

• 500 warriors

• 750 warriors

• 1300 warriors

• 2000 warriors

What strategic approach did Abu Sufyan take when he realized Muslims might intercept the caravan?

• He prepared for direct confrontation

• He changed the caravan's route

• He sent additional warriors

• He abandoned the caravan

The Prophet Muhammad sought opinions from his companions before battle. This demonstrates:

• Weakness in leadership

• Democratic decision-making

• Uncertainty about the mission

• Strategic consultation

What unique method did Abu Sufyan use to determine the origin of potential spies?

•  Interrogation

  
  

• Analyzing camel droppings

• Tracking footprints

• Sending scout parties

Why did the Muslims consider the caravan's wealth significant?

• They wanted to become rich

• It was property previously taken from them

• They wanted to impress other tribes

• It was a religious obligation

The Ansar (helpers from Medina) responded to the Prophet's call by:

• Refusing to fight

  
  

•  Demanding payment

  
  

• Pledging complete support

• Suggesting retreat