The Beauty and Impact of the Quran

What is said about the Quran's beauty?

• It is beautiful only to believers.

• It is beautiful, but its enemies hate it.

• It is so beautiful that even its enemies loved it.

• Its beauty is only appreciated by scholars.

What did Prophet Muhammad (SAW) begin doing?

• Building a new city.

• Sharing revelations of the Quran.

• Training an army.

• Writing new laws.

How did enemies like Abu Jahl try to prevent people from listening to the Prophet?

• They offered people money.

• They told people the Prophet was a sorcerer and clapped to drown out his voice.

• They built a wall around the Prophet's house.

• They challenged him to a debate.

What did the "evil-doers" secretly do regarding the Quran?

• They secretly burned copies of it.

• They secretly loved it.

• They secretly wrote their own versions.

• They secretly planned to steal it.

Who gathered outside Prophet Muhammad's house one night to listen to his recitation?

• His close companions.

• Abu Jahl and two other Mushrikeen of Mecca.

• Merchants from a neighboring city.

• A group of poets.

How many nights did the enemies return to secretly listen to the Prophet's recitation?

• One night.

• Two nights.

• Three nights.

• Four nights.

What is unique about the words of the Quran?

• They are inherently beautiful.

• They are difficult to understand.

• They are only for specific people.

• They are similar to other ancient texts.

What was Walid ibn Mughira's reaction after hearing the Prophet recite the Quran?

• He immediately converted to Islam.

• He was confused and told his people it was unlike anything a human has ever done.

• He became angry and tried to stop the recitation.

• He challenged the Prophet to a poetry contest.

What happens to anyone who recites the Quran?

• They immediately become a scholar.

• They feel and sense its beauty for themselves.

• They gain magical powers.

• They forget all their worries.

How have Muslims preserved the words of the Quran for hundreds of years?

• By burying them in secret locations.

• By only passing them down orally.

• By writing them on animal hide, rocks, and bones.

• By hiding them from non-believers.