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Quiz on Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

Total questions: 100

Worksheet time: 53mins

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1.

What did Abu Sufyan admit to Caesar about the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)?

a)

He never lied.

b)

He broke promises.

c)

He claimed to be a king.

d)

He was always victorious in battles.

2.

What was the result of the battles between Abu Sufyan’s people and the Prophet?

a)

Always victorious for the Prophet.

b)

Always victorious for Abu Sufyan’s people.

c)

Unstable outcomes, sometimes victorious and sometimes defeated.

d)

No battles occurred.

3.

What did Caesar conclude about a man who never lies to people?

a)

He might still lie about God.

b)

He could never lie about God.

c)

He is not trustworthy.

d)

He must be a magician.

4.

How did Caesar describe the followers of the Prophet?

a)

Mostly noblemen.

b)

Mostly poor people.

c)

Mostly merchants.

d)

Mostly rulers.

5.

What did the Prophet instruct his followers to do?

a)

Worship idols along with Allah.

b)

Continue the practices of their forefathers.

c)

Worship Allah alone and leave all previous worship practices.

d)

Conquer lands for wealth.

6.

What tribe did the Prophet specifically focus on inviting to Islam after the Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah?

a)

Sulaym, Bani Ka’b, Juhaynah, and others.

b)

Quraysh only.

c)

The tribes of Yemen exclusively.

d)

Only the people of Madina.

7.

To which countries did the Prophet send emissaries to spread Islam?

a)

Oman, Bahrain, and Yamamah.

b)

Persia and Rome exclusively.

c)

Abyssinia and China.

d)

Syria and Egypt only.

8.

Who was the Prophet's messenger to Negus, the King of Abyssinia?

a)

Ja’far Ibn Abi Talib.

b)

Amr Ibn Ummayah Ad-Damri.

c)

Hatib Ibn Abi Balta’ah.

d)

Dihyah Al-Kalby.

9.

What gift did Negus provide to help the Muslim immigrants?

a)

Weapons.

b)

Ships for transportation.

c)

Gold coins.

d)

Food supplies.

10.

Which king accepted Islam after initial reluctance?

a)

The King of Abyssinia.

b)

The King of Oman.

c)

The King of Persia.

d)

The King of Egypt.

11.

How did the King of Persia respond to the Prophet's letter?

a)

He tore it apart.

b)

He accepted Islam.

c)

He ignored it.

d)

He sent a kind reply.

12.

What happened to Khusroe, the King of Persia, after his response?

a)

He converted to Islam.

b)

He was overthrown and killed by his son.

c)

He defeated the Muslims.

d)

He ruled peacefully afterward.

13.

Who delivered the Prophet’s letter to Caesar, the Roman Emperor?

a)

Abu Sufyan bin Harb.

b)

Dihyah Al-Kalby.

c)

Amr Ibn-ul-Aas.

d)

Hatib Ibn Abi Balta’ah.

14.

Who claimed that Muhammad (PBUH) belonged to a noble family in front of Caesar?

a)

Abu Sufyan bin Harb.

b)

Ja’far Ibn Abi Talib.

c)

Amr Ibn-ul-Aas.

d)

Hatib Ibn Abi Balta’ah.

15.

What did the Archbishop of Egypt do after receiving the Prophet's letter?

a)

Accepted Islam immediately.

b)

Sent a kind reply with gifts.

c)

Ignored the letter.

d)

Destroyed the letter.

16.

What gift was included in the Archbishop of Egypt's reply?

a)

A box made of gold.

b)

Two respected ladies, clothes, and a mule.

c)

A Quran.

d)

Land for Muslims to settle.

17.

Who was one of the ladies sent by the Archbishop to the Prophet?

a)

Umm Salamah.

b)

Mariyah.

c)

Aisha.

d)

Hafsa.

18.

What was the fate of Mariyah’s son, Ibrahim?

a)

He became a great leader.

b)

He died young.

c)

He succeeded the Prophet.

d)

He moved to Abyssinia.

19.

What did Caesar acknowledge about the qualities of the Prophet?

a)

He was a magician.

b)

He had qualities of a true prophet.

c)

He was only seeking power.

d)

He was lying about his claim.

20.

What was the reaction of Byzantine nobles to Caesar’s discussion about Islam?

a)

Full agreement.

b)

Complete silence.

c)

A great hue and cry.

d)

They converted to Islam.

21.

Who tore the Prophet’s letter apart and spoke disrespectfully about him?

a)

Caesar.

b)

Negus.

c)

Khusroe.

d)

Jayfar.

22.

How did Bathan, the King of Yemen, react to the Prophet's message?

a)

He became a Muslim.

b)

He attacked the Muslims.

c)

He ignored it.

d)

He supported Khusroe.

23.

Which ruler was close to accepting Islam but hesitated due to fear of losing power?

a)

Negus of Abyssinia.

b)

Heraclius of Byzantium.

c)

Jayfar of Oman.

d)

The Archbishop of Egypt.

24.

What did Islam promote in its social system?

a)

Oppression of women.

b)

Rights of the weak and oppressed.

c)

Exclusivity for the elite.

d)

Worship of ancestors.

25.

How did the Prophet address the rulers in his letters?

a)

With warnings of destruction.

b)

With kindness and an invitation to Islam.

c)

With threats of war.

d)

By claiming their lands.

26.

What did Caesar recognize about the increase in the Prophet’s followers?

a)

It was due to magic.

b)

It was due to political pressure.

c)

It indicated the truth of the message.

d)

It was temporary.

27.

What was the main content of the Prophet's letter to Heraclius?

a)

An invitation to worship Allah alone.

b)

A declaration of war.

c)

A call for trade relations.

d)

A request for financial aid.

28.

What did the Prophet say when informed about Khusroe tearing his letter?

a)

“Send another letter.”

b)

“Oh Allah, destroy his kingdom.”

c)

“Let him be.”

d)

“We will march to Persia.”

29.

What did Caesar say he would do if he could meet the Prophet?

a)

Fight him.

b)

Reject him.

c)

Wash his feet.

d)

Join his army.

30.

What title is Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed known by?

a)

The Shield of Islam

b)

The Sword of Allah

c)

The Warrior of the Desert

d)

The Defender of Madinah

31.

Before embracing Islam, Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed was a general of which army?

a)

Muslim

b)

Roman

c)

Persian

d)

Quraysh

32.

What event drew Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed closer to Islam during a confrontation with the Prophet's army?

a)

Battle of Uhud

b)

Treaty of Hudaybiyah

c)

Battle of the Trench

d)

Conquest of Makkah

33.

Who was the person from Makkah who sought refuge in Madinah, prompting a change in the Treaty of Hudaybiyah?

a)

Abu Jandal

b)

Abu Bakr

c)

Abu Baseer

d)

Abu Talib

34.

What did Abu Baseer do while being escorted to Makkah, leading to a change in the Treaty of Hudaybiyah?

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35.

What did Abu Baseer do while being escorted to Makkah, leading to a change in the Treaty of Hudaybiyah?

a)

He escaped and joined the Muslim army.

b)

He killed one of the Quraysh tribesmen.

c)

He convinced the Quraysh to make peace.

d)

He renounced Islam to return to Makkah.

36.

Which two individuals, previously tasked with deporting Muslim refugees, eventually embraced Islam and migrated to Madinah?

a)

Abu Jandal and Abu Baseer

b)

Amr ibn-ul-Aas and Uthman Ibn Talhah

c)

Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed and Amr ibn-ul-Aas

d)

Abu Bakr and Umar ibn al-Khattab

37.

What message did the Prophet convey to Khalid's brother regarding Khalid's potential conversion to Islam?

a)

"Islam is not for those like Khalid."

b)

"Khalid will never embrace Islam."

c)

"Allah will bring Khalid to us."

d)

"Khalid's mind is too narrow for Islam."

38.

What was the content of the letter Khalid received from his brother Al-Waleed?

a)

A plea for Khalid to return to Makkah.

b)

An invitation to embrace Islam.

c)

A warning against the Prophet's army.

d)

A request for Khalid's military assistance.

39.

After receiving the letter from his brother, what decision did Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed make?

a)

He decided to return to Makkah.

b)

He postponed his decision to embrace Islam.

c)

He immediately embraced Islam.

d)

He sought refuge with the Romans.

40.

What did the Prophet predict about Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed upon his conversion to Islam?

a)

He would become a scholar of Islam.

b)

He would betray the Muslims.

c)

He would fight for the enemies of Islam.

d)

He would raise the word of Islam by fighting hostile enemies.

41.

In which battle did Khalid Ibn-ul-Waleed demonstrate his skills as a warrior while fighting against the Muslims?

a)

Battle of Uhud

b)

Battle of Mu'tah

c)

Battle of the Trench

d)

Conquest of Makkah

42.

What did Khalid's brother, Al-Waleed, advise him in the letter he sent?

a)

To continue serving the Quraysh

b)

To ignore the message of Islam

c)

To delay his decision to embrace Islam

d)

To not let the opportunity of embracing Islam pass by

43.

Who was Ummu Habeebah's father?

a)

Abu Bakr

b)

Umar ibn al-Khattab

c)

Abu Sufyan

d)

Khalid ibn Walid

44.

What was Ummu Habeebah's full name?

a)

Zainab bint Khuzaymah

b)

Ramlah bint Abi Sufyan

c)

Hafsah bint Umar

d)

Safiyy ah bint Huyayy

45.

Why did Ummu Habeebah leave her first husband?

a)

He abandoned Islam.

b)

He passed away in Abyssinia.

c)

He returned to Makkah to fight the Muslims.

d)

He forced her to return to her father.

46.

What was the treaty signed between the Muslims and Quraysh called?

a)

Sulh-ul-Hudaybiyah

b)

Treaty of Abyssinia

c)

Treaty of Khandaq

d)

Sulh-ul-Khuza’ah

47.

Which tribe allied with the Prophet during the Sulh-ul-Hudaybiyah?

a)

Quraysh

b)

Banu Bakr

c)

Khuza'ah

d)

Ansar

48.

What did the Quraysh do to violate the Sulh-ul-Hudaybiyah?

a)

Refused to allow Muslims to perform Umrah

b)

Supported Banu Bakr in attacking Khuza'ah

c)

Attacked Madinah directly

d)

Formed an alliance with the Muslims

49.

How many gold dinars did King Negus give as Ummu Habeebah's dowry?

a)

300

b)

200

c)

400

d)

500

50.

Who represented the Prophet during his marriage to Ummu Habeebah?

a)

Abu Bakr

b)

Khalid ibn Sa'id

c)

Umar ibn al-Khattab

d)

King Negus

51.

What was the reaction of Abu Sufyan when Ummu Habeebah folded the Prophet’s mattress?

a)

He apologized for his actions.

b)

He asked if he was too good for the bed.

c)

He became angry and left Madinah.

d)

He insisted on sitting on the mattress.

52.

Why did Ummu Habeebah fold the Prophet’s mattress before Abu Sufyan could sit on it?

a)

She believed it was too precious for her father.

b)

She wanted to protect it from dirt.

c)

She did not want the enemy of Islam to sit on it.

d)

She was upset with her father’s visit.

53.

What did Ummu Habeebah prioritize most in her life?

a)

Wealth

b)

Family honor

c)

Obedience to Allah and His Messenger

d)

Social status

54.

What did Abu Sufyan attempt to do during his visit to Madinah?

a)

Confront the Prophet

b)

Renew the treaty of Hudaybiyah

c)

Make peace with Khuza'ah

d)

Leave Islam

55.

What was the reason behind Ummu Habeebah’s strong faith and devotion to Islam?

a)

Her upbringing in Makkah

b)

Her marriage to the Prophet

c)

Her knowledge and understanding of Islamic teachings

d)

Her father’s influence

56.

How did Ummu Habeebah serve Islam after her marriage to the Prophet?

a)

By leading armies in battles

b)

By supporting the Prophet and spreading his teachings

c)

By trading goods to finance the Muslim community

d)

By writing books on Islamic jurisprudence

57.

What can be learned from Ummu Habeebah’s life?

a)

Patience and steadfastness in faith

b)

How to gain wealth and influence

c)

The importance of tribal alliances

d)

The art of negotiation

58.

Who granted refuge to Ummu Habeebah and other Muslims during their migration to Abyssinia?

a)

King Heraclius

b)

The Negus of Abyssinia

c)

The King of Persia

d)

Abu Sufyan

59.

What was Abu Sufyan’s reaction to Ummu Habeebah’s devotion to Islam?

a)

He supported her decision

b)

He was indifferent

c)

He was initially hostile but later accepted it

d)

He encouraged her to return to Makkah

60.

How did Ummu Habeebah demonstrate her dedication to Islam despite her father’s opposition?

a)

By secretly following the Prophet’s teachings

b)

By openly declaring her faith

c)

By moving to Madinah without her father’s knowledge

d)

By convincing her father to embrace Islam

61.

What significant event strengthened Ummu Habeebah’s role in the Muslim community?

a)

The migration to Abyssinia

b)

Her marriage to the Prophet

c)

Her participation in the Treaty of Hudaybiyah

d)

Her involvement in the battles of Badr and Uhud

62.

What was Ummu Habeebah’s role as one of the Mothers of the Believers?

a)

She led prayers in the mosque

b)

She taught and supported the Muslim women

c)

She managed the distribution of wealth

d)

She served as an advisor to the Prophet

63.

What did the Negus gift Ummu Habeebah during her marriage to the Prophet?

a)

A necklace

b)

A dowry of 400 dirhams

c)

A pair of gold bracelets

d)

A beautifully embroidered cloak

64.

What was Ummu Habeebah’s greatest legacy as a Mother of the Believers?

a)

Her contributions to Islamic teachings

b)

Her efforts in spreading Islam in Abyssinia

c)

Her steadfastness in faith and loyalty to the Prophet

d)

Her involvement in community welfare

65.

What was one of the challenges Ummu Habeebah faced after embracing Islam?

a)

Opposition from her tribe

b)

Financial difficulties

c)

Lack of support from the Muslim community

d)

Health issues

66.

How did Ummu Habeebah’s actions inspire other Muslim women?

a)

By leading political movements

b)

By remaining steadfast in her faith despite hardships

c)

By managing economic trade routes

d)

By serving as a military commander

67.

What title is given to Ummu Habeebah as one of the Prophet’s wives?

a)

The Leader of the Women of Paradise

b)

Ummul Mu'mineen (Mother of the Believers)

c)

The Daughter of Abu Sufyan

d)

The Migrant to Abyssinia

68.

Why did the Prophet marry Ummu Habeebah?

a)

To strengthen the bonds between the tribes

b)

To honor her patience and faith

c)

To secure political alliances

d)

To support her after her hardships

69.

What lesson can be learned from Ummu Habeebah’s migration to Abyssinia?

a)

The importance of seeking knowledge

b)

The sacrifices made for religious freedom

c)

The need to build strong community ties

d)

The value of wealth in spreading Islam

70.

What was Ummu Habeebah’s attitude toward her father after he accepted Islam?

a)

She remained hostile toward him

b)

She forgave him and supported his journey in Islam

c)

She ignored his conversion

d)

She encouraged him to join the Prophet’s army

71.

What was Ummu Habeebah’s contribution to the preservation of Islamic teachings?

a)

She memorized and transmitted the Prophet’s sayings

b)

She wrote books on Islamic jurisprudence

c)

She built mosques in Madinah

d)

She established a school for Muslim women

72.

How did Ummu Habeebah’s life reflect the teachings of Islam?

a)

Through her dedication to the Prophet and the Muslim community

b)

By her wealth and generosity

c)

By her leadership in battles

d)

Through her diplomatic skills

73.

Why did the Prophet refuse to renew the Treaty of Al-Hudaybiyah?

a)

Because he wanted to attack the Romans

b)

Because the Quraysh had broken it

c)

Because the treaty had expired

d)

Because his allies advised him against it

74.

What did the Prophet instruct his followers to do when preparing for war?

a)

Inform the Quraysh in advance

b)

Keep the preparations secret

c)

Announce the attack publicly

d)

Seek the Romans' support

75.

Some people suspected that the Prophet was going to Makkah, while others thought he was heading to:

a)

Yemen

b)

Egypt

c)

Syria

d)

Persia

76.

Who was Hatib Ibn Abi Balta'ah?

a)

A leader of the Quraysh

b)

A companion of the Prophet

c)

A Roman governor

d)

A Jewish merchant

77.

What mistake did Hatib Ibn Abi Balta'ah make?

a)

He refused to fight in the battle

b)

He sent a letter to the Quraysh informing them of the Prophet’s plan

c)

He tried to flee to Yemen

d)

He stole from the Muslim treasury

78.

How did the Prophet find out about Hatib’s letter?

a)

Through divine revelation

b)

Through a spy in Makkah

c)

Through an intercepted message from the Quraysh

d)

Through a confession by Hatib

79.

Who were sent to retrieve the letter from Hatib’s female slave?

a)

Abu Bakr and Umar

b)

Ali and Az-Zubayr Ibn-ul-Awwam

c)

Khalid Ibn Al-Walid and Uthman

d)

Abdullah Ibn Mas'ud and Talha

80.

What was Hatib’s reason for writing the letter to the Quraysh?

a)

He wanted to betray Islam

b)

He feared for his family's safety in Makkah

c)

He was offered money by the Quraysh

d)

He was forced by a Quraysh leader

81.

How did Umar react when he learned about Hatib’s actions?

a)

He wanted to execute Hatib

b)

He forgave Hatib immediately

c)

He advised the Prophet to exile Hatib

d)

He suggested imprisoning Hatib

82.

Why did the Prophet forgive Hatib?

a)

He had fought in the Battle of Badr

b)

He promised never to do it again

c)

He gave wealth to the poor

d)

He was Abu Bakr’s relative

83.

Which Surah was revealed regarding Hatib’s incident?

a)

Surah Al-Baqarah

b)

Surah Al-Mumtahinah

c)

Surah Al-Fath

d)

Surah Al-Kahf

84.

How large was the Muslim army that set out to liberate Makkah?

a)

5,000 men

b)

10,000 men

c)

15,000 men

d)

20,000 men

85.

Where did the Prophet’s army reach before the Makkans knew of their arrival?

a)

Tabuk

b)

Mar-uth-Thahran

c)

Badr

d)

Uhud

86.

What strategy did the Prophet use to intimidate the Makkans?

a)

Sent messengers to warn them

b)

Set up large campfires

c)

Attacked small villages first

d)

Announced his arrival publicly

87.

Who was the Prophet’s uncle that secretly embraced Islam?

a)

Abu Talib

b)

Hamza

c)

Al-Abbas Ibn Abdul-Muttalib

d)

Abu Lahab

88.

Why was Al-Abbas concerned about the Muslim army entering Makkah?

a)

He feared a massacre

b)

He thought the army was too small

c)

He doubted the Prophet’s leadership

d)

He wanted the Quraysh to win

89.

What did Al-Abbas borrow from the Prophet for his mission?

a)

A sword

b)

A white stallion

c)

A letter of protection

d)

A shield

90.

Who did Al-Abbas meet near Makkah?

a)

Khalid Ibn Al-Walid

b)

Abu Sufyan Ibn Harb

c)

Abu Lahab

d)

Zubayr Ibn Al-Awwam

91.

What was Abu Sufyan’s reaction upon seeing the Muslim army?

a)

He gathered troops to fight

b)

He surrendered immediately

c)

He was shocked and feared defeat

d)

He fled to Yemen

92.

What protection did Al-Abbas offer Abu Sufyan?

a)

He gave him a safe passage to Yemen

b)

He placed him under his “Jiwar” (protection)

c)

He hid him in his house

d)

He sent him to negotiate with the Romans

93.

Who wanted to execute Abu Sufyan upon capturing him?

a)

Abu Bakr

b)

Umar Ibn Al-Khattab

c)

Ali Ibn Abi Talib

d)

Uthman Ibn Affan

94.

What did Abu Sufyan declare when he finally accepted Islam?

a)

“I will fight against the Muslims.”

b)

“There is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His Messenger.”

c)

“I will never believe in Islam.”

d)

“I will only accept Islam if the Prophet spares me.”

95.

How did the Prophet honor Abu Sufyan after his conversion?

a)

He made him a general in the army

b)

He declared that whoever enters Abu Sufyan’s house will be safe

c)

He gave him wealth

d)

He sent him as an ambassador to Persia

96.

What was Abu Sufyan’s reaction after seeing the Muslim army pass by?

a)

He felt proud

b)

He said Muhammad would be the greatest king

c)

He decided to fight back

d)

He refused to acknowledge the Prophet

97.

What was Al-Abbas’s response to Abu Sufyan’s comment about Muhammad being a great king?

a)

“He is a Prophet, not a king.”

b)

“He will rule over all Arabia.”

c)

“He will soon conquer Persia.”

d)

“You should become his advisor.”

98.

What did Abu Sufyan announce to the Quraysh upon returning to Makkah?

a)

“Muhammad is weak, we should fight him.”

b)

“Prepare to flee Makkah.”

c)

“Whoever enters my house will be safe.”

d)

“We must surrender immediately.”

99.

What was the reaction of most Quraysh people to Abu Sufyan’s announcement?

a)

They rejected it and prepared for battle

b)

They submitted and followed the conditions

c)

They fled to Yemen

d)

They sought help from the Romans

100.

What was the condition for the people of Makkah to be safe?

a)

Enter Abu Sufyan’s house, their own house, or the mosque

b)

Surrender and pay a fine

c)

Fight alongside the Muslims

d)

Migrate to Madinah