Understanding the Story of the Elephant

The video tutorial narrates a story of divine intervention where God protects the oppressed by thwarting the plans of their oppressors. It begins with a traditional invocation, followed by a description of how God acted against the oppressors, leading to their defeat. The narrative concludes with the consequences faced by those who defied divine will.

What is the significance of the phrase 'بسم الله' in the context of the story?

• It is a call for help.

• It is a prayer for protection.

• It marks the beginning of the story.

• It signifies the end of the story.

What did the birds sent by God do to the people of the elephant?

• They attacked them with stones.

• They brought them food.

• They guided them to safety.

• They sang songs to them.

What was the fate of the people of the elephant?

• They were thwarted and destroyed.

• They were successful in their plans.

• They fled the scene.

• They made peace with their enemies.

What was the ultimate result of the attack by the birds?

• The people of the elephant were turned into stone.

• The people of the elephant were unharmed.

• The people of the elephant were turned into dust.

• The people of the elephant were captured.

How does the story describe the state of the people of the elephant after the attack?

• As if they were never there.

• As scattered leaves.

• As strong as ever.

• As a powerful army.