موقف قريش من الدعوة الإسلامية

The transcript discusses the Quraysh tribe's rejection of the Prophet Muhammad's message due to perceived threats to their interests and traditions. It details the persecution faced by the Prophet and his followers, including accusations and physical harm. Despite offers of wealth and leadership, the Prophet remained steadfast. The Quraysh imposed a three-year boycott on the Muslims, which ultimately failed to deter them from their faith.

Why did Quraysh initially reject the Prophet's message?

• They were promised wealth by other leaders.

• They wanted to maintain peace with other tribes.

• They were afraid of external invasions.

• It threatened their economic interests and social status.

What accusations did Quraysh make against the Prophet?

• They accused him of being a thief.

• They accused him of madness and sorcery.

• They accused him of being a foreign spy.

• They accused him of being a traitor.

How did the Muslims respond to the persecution by Quraysh?

• They sought help from neighboring tribes.

• They retaliated with violence.

• They remained patient and steadfast.

• They abandoned their faith.

What did Quraysh offer the Prophet to abandon his mission?

• A safe passage to another city.

• Wealth and leadership.

• A large army.

• A treaty of peace.

What was the outcome of the three-year boycott imposed by Quraysh?

• Muslims were forced to leave Mecca.

• The boycott failed to change the Muslims' beliefs.

• Muslims abandoned their faith.

• Quraysh gained control over the Muslims.