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WorksheetsProphet Muhammad (SAW) Quiz — Ages 13–17
Total questions: 141
Worksheet time: 1hrs 18mins
Who is Prophet Muhammad (SAW)?
The first Prophet of Allah
The last Prophet and Messenger of Allah
A scholar from Madinah
A leader from Egypt
What does “Seal of the Prophets” mean?
He brought a new religion
He was the last Prophet, no one after him
He was a famous king
He taught only Quraysh
Where and when was he born?
In Madinah, 570 AD
In Makkah, 571 AD
In Taif, 560 AD
In Yemen, 575 AD
Who were Prophet (SAW) parents?
Abdullah and Amina
Ishaq and Khadijah
Ibrahim and Hajarah
Abu Talib and Fatimah
What was he known for before Prophethood?
Al-Amin (Trustworthy) and As-Sadiq (Truthful)
Being a trader of idols
A famous poet
A strong warrior
How did Prophethood begin?
In a dream
In the Cave of Hira with the word “Iqra”
In Madinah during war
When he met the king of Yemen
What is the Qur’an?
A book of old stories
The final book of Allah revealed to the Prophet (SAW)
A history of the Arabs
A collection of poems
What is the Sunnah?
The sayings and actions of the Prophet (SAW)
Rules from companions
Poetry of early Muslims
Ancient laws of Arabia
What was his main message?
To worship only Allah (Tawheed)
To follow family traditions
To collect wealth
To please people
How did he invite people to Allah?
With wisdom, patience, and good manners
By force
By wealth
Through silence
Which were main events in his mission?
Isra’ and Mi‘raj, Hijrah, Battles, Conquest of Makkah
His marriage and travels
Writing many books
Building monuments
What is Hijrah?
The migration from Makkah to Madinah
A yearly festival
A type of prayer
A family event
What was special about Madinah state?
Justice, rights, brotherhood, and equality
Only for Quraysh tribe
Ruled by kings
Based on trade alone
How did he treat his enemies?
With forgiveness and patience
With revenge
With anger
With fear
What was his daily worship like?
Frequent prayers, fasting, and remembrance of Allah
Worship only on Fridays
Worship once a month
None at home
What are the pillars of Islam?
Faith, prayer, charity, fasting, Hajj
Patience, mercy, justice, honesty
Truth, loyalty, kindness, hope
Belief, peace, law, service
What are the pillars of faith (Iman)?
Belief in Allah, Angels, Books, Messengers, Last Day, Qadr
Faith, patience, and mercy
Justice, prayer, fasting
Worship, family, trade
What is Ihsan?
Worship as if you see Allah
Doing good for fame
Speaking kindly sometimes
Helping only friends
How did he purify hearts?
By teaching sincerity, taqwa, and patience
By showing wealth
By ignoring mistakes
By power and rule
What is his rule about wealth?
Earn halal, avoid riba, give charity
Trade freely without honesty
Keep all money
Spend only on family
What did he teach about family?
Kindness to parents, neighbors, and relatives
To live alone
Ignore family duties
Focus only on work
How did he balance life?
Gave all rights fairly — to Allah, self, and people
Focused only on worship
Ignored people’s needs
Worked without rest
What miracle is his greatest?
The Qur'an
Water flowing from fingers
Controlling animals
Turning sand into gold
How did he fight wars?
For peace, protecting innocent lives
For wealth
Without mercy
For land
What did he teach about knowledge?
Learn and use it humbly for good
Learn for fame
Avoid learning
Teach only friends
What is mercy in his Sunnah?
Mercy to all, gentle and forgiving
Strict in all matters
Harsh with people
Mercy only to family
How did he treat the poor and orphans?
Helped, fed, and protected them
Ignored their needs
Gave only during Eid
Left them to others
What is true love for him (SAW)?
Follow him and send salawat
Say his name only
Celebrate once a year
Ignore Sunnah
What is the message of the Farewell Sermon?
Respect rights, no racism, follow Qur’an and Sunnah
Collect wealth and power
Focus only on self
Limit worship to Ramadan
When and where did he pass away?
11 AH, in Madinah
12 AH, in Makkah
10 AH, in Taif
9 AH, in Jerusalem
What legacy did he leave?
A model Muslim community
Famous merchant travels
Complete way of life for all times
Led many battles
How do we follow him today?
Read books randomly
Believe in Qur’an and Sunnah
Pray occasionally
Focus on worldly things to earn more money
What is the promise for those who follow him?
Guidance and peace in this world
Win all prizes
Comfortable life
Allah’s love and forgiveness forever
What is his message in one line? Version 1
Worship Allah alone
Follow Muhammad (SAW)
Treat people kindly
Eat and sleep
What is his message in one line? Version 2
Follow Muhammad (SAW)
Worship Allah alone
Prepare for the Hereafter
Focus on wealth
What is his message in one line? Version 3
Prepare for the Hereafter
Treat people kindly
Worship Allah alone
Play and relax
What is his message in one line? Version 4
Treat people kindly
Focus on worldly power
Worship Allah alone
Eat with friends
What is his message in one line? Version 5
Follow Muhammad (SAW)
Treat people kindly
Prepare for the Hereafter
Sleep and rest
What does the title “Al-Amin” mean?
Skilled merchant
Great traveler
The Trustworthy
Brave warrior
What is his guidance on anger?
How did he address racism and tribalism?
What is his teaching on humility?
Promote arrogance to gain respect
Wear simple clothes, sit among people; accept apologies; never belittle good deeds
Reject apologies and highlight faults
Maintain distance from people and display wealth
How did he encourage hope and gratitude?
Ignore blessings and focus on hardships
Remember Allah frequently; acknowledge blessings; stay optimistic; teach that gratitude increases blessings
Discourage optimism during hardship
Teach that gratitude decreases blessings
What is his guidance on repentance (tawbah)?
Delay repentance until old age
Return to Allah immediately after sin, feel regret, stop the sin, resolve not to return, make amends; Allah loves the penitent
Hide sins and never make amends
Publicize others' sins to feel better
What is the etiquette of du‘a he taught?
Begin with praise and salawat; face Qiblah when possible; raise hands; be persistent and trust Allah; seek halal sustenance
Avoid praise and never face Qiblah
Do not raise hands and give up quickly
Seek unlawful sustenance to speed response
What is his counsel on companionship?
Keep company with anyone regardless of character
Keep company with truthful and righteous people; a person follows the religion of their close friend
Avoid having friends
Choose companions based on wealth only
How did he cultivate a learning culture?
Discourage questions and suppress learning
Encourage questions and seekers of knowledge; reward learning; appoint teachers and send instructors to communities
Rely solely on personal experience without teachers
Limit learning to a small elite
What is the role of women in his Sunnah?
Excluded from learning and decision-making
Honored as believers, learners, teachers, and contributors; commanded excellent treatment; consulted in important matters
Only allowed household chores
Considered inferior in rights
What is his teaching on rights and responsibilities in marriage?
Mutual hostility and secrecy
Mutual kindness and respect; husband responsible for finances; cooperation and confidentiality; seek reconciliation when needed
Only one partner holds all rights
Publicize private issues for advice
How did he address poverty structurally?
Discouraged charity and closed markets
Zakah institutions and waqf (endowments); fair markets and prohibition of riba; promote social solidarity
Relied on luck and gambling
Taxed only the poor
What is his guidance on leadership and authority?
Leadership is a privilege for favoritism
Leadership is a trust; serve people and uphold justice; avoid favoritism, consult others, and stay accountable to Allah
Avoid accountability and rule alone
Prioritize personal gain over justice
What is his instruction on funeral rites and remembrance of death?
Extravagant funerals and delayed burial
Simple funerals; hasten burial; pray for the deceased; visit graves and prepare for the Hereafter
Prohibit visiting graves
Celebrate worldly success at funerals
What is his Sunnah regarding festivals (Eid)?
Extravagance and isolation
Gratitude and congregational prayer; joy without extravagance; charity (Zakat al-Fitr) and maintaining family ties
Cancel charity on Eid
Avoid family gatherings
What is his guidance on lawful entertainment?
All entertainment is prohibited
Permissible recreation that does not distract from duties; wholesome play and cultural activities within limits
Entertainment should replace duties
Only competitive sports are allowed
How did he respond to slander and defamation?
Retaliate with abuse
Respond with patience and reliance on Allah; clarify when necessary; avoid retaliatory abuse
Spread counter-slander
Remain silent and hopeless
What is his guidance on secrecy and trust?
Expose private faults for transparency
Keep confidences and fulfill trusts; do not expose private faults; betrayal is a sign of hypocrisy
Share secrets to build community
Break trusts if expedient
What is his approach to innovation (bid'ah) in religion?
Embrace any new practice regardless of sources
Reject innovations contradicting Qur’an and Sunnah; follow the prophetic path and rightly guided successors
Allow innovations that contradict the Qur’an
Prioritize culture over sources
How did he frame worldly life (dunya)?
As the ultimate goal
A temporary place for preparing for the Hereafter; use it to please Allah, not as an end in itself
As meaningless and to be abandoned completely
As only for pursuit of wealth
What is his teaching on justice?
Favor oneself and kin over justice
Uphold justice even against oneself or kin; equality before the law; no one is above accountability
Grant immunity to leaders
Justice is optional
How did he mentor future leaders?
Assign tasks suited to strengths; give feedback and make dua; model ethical decision-making
Assign the most difficult tasks; avoid feedback; emphasize authority over ethics
Discourage delegation; focus on individual work; avoid public roles
Promote competition over cooperation; minimize mentorship; prioritize speed over ethics
What is his guidance on travel and hospitality?
Travel without a leader and delay prayers; host indefinitely
Travel with a leader and maintain prayers; ease for travelers and honor guests for three days; avoid burdensome expectations
Avoid hosting travelers; limit prayers; set strict expectations
Always require guests to pay for lodging and food
What is his instruction on charity beyond money?
Only monetary donations count as charity
Every good word, smile, and helping others counts as charity; remove harm from the path and guide the lost
Charity should be anonymous and limited to close family
Charity must be formal and recorded by authorities
How did he cultivate community cohesion?
Congregational prayers and shared meals; visiting the sick and attending funerals; ensure no one is left isolated
Discourage gatherings; avoid funerals; prioritize individual worship
Limit community activities to festivals only
Promote competition between groups to build strength
What is his teaching on safeguarding the heart?
Guard gaze, tongue, and stomach
Avoid doubtful matters
Keep heart alive with dhikr and Qur'an
Seek wealth as a sign of spiritual safety
What is his guidance on dreams and omens?
Good dreams are glad tidings to be shared selectively; avoid superstition and rely on Allah
All dreams should be shared publicly and interpreted literally
Bad omens determine actions and should be followed
Dreams have no significance and must be ignored
How did he institutionalize remembrance (dhikr)?
Morning and evening remembrance of Allah
Adhkar after prayers and daily activities
Supplications for travel, illness, and entering/exiting home
Restrict dhikr to annual festivals
What is his teaching on the rights of non-Muslim citizens under Muslim rule?
Protect life, property, and worship
Ensure justice and fulfill covenants
Prohibit oppression
Forbid them from any legal protections
What is his guidance on dispute resolution?
Establish facts and hear both sides; prefer reconciliation; judge by evidence and aim to heal relationships
Decide based on seniority and social status
Avoid reconciliation and encourage prolonged litigation
Accept hearsay without evidence
What is the Sunnah of gratitude after blessings?
Praise Allah immediately
Prostrate if possible
Share blessings and use them in obedience
Delay gratitude until others notice
How did he cultivate economic ethics?
Prevent fraud and ensure transparency
Ban monopolies and deceptive practices
Maintain accurate measures in markets
Encourage insider trading for community benefit
What is his guidance on visiting the sick?
Short, comforting visits; dua for healing and patience; provide practical support to families
Avoid visiting to prevent burden; send messages only
Stay for long hours to keep company regardless of the patient's needs
Bring large crowds to show support
What is his approach to education for all?
Emphasized literacy and learning
Urged teaching even for prisoners
Encouraged both men and women to learn
Restricted learning to scholars only
What is his teaching on privacy and consent?
Seek permission before entering homes
Avoid spying and lower the gaze
Respect boundaries and dignity
Ignore consent if intentions are good
How did he maintain spiritual focus amid responsibility?
Continuous dhikr and timely prayers
Periodic retreat (i‘tikaf) and fasting
Balance solitude with service
Reduce worship to focus solely on administration
What is the etiquette of eating and drinking he taught?
Begin with Bismillah
Eat with right hand from nearest food
Avoid waste, be content, and praise Allah after eating
Eat hastily and leave without thanks
What is his instruction on clothing and appearance?
Modesty and cleanliness
Avoid extravagance and arrogance
Maintain dignity and use pleasant fragrance
Wear the most expensive attire to display status
How did he emphasize accountability to Allah?
Remember death and the Hereafter
Teach about the grave and Resurrection
Encourage self-reckoning
Avoid mentioning the afterlife to prevent fear
What is his legacy in one practice we can adopt today?
Fill your home with Qur'an
Pray regularly with family
Send daily salawat upon him
Limit religious practice to public events
What prayer sums our hope regarding him (SAW)?
Send blessings and peace on Muhammad (SAW), his family, and companions; pray for his intercession, a drink from his basin, and companionship in Paradise
Ask for wealth and long life without mention of Muhammad (SAW)
Seek forgiveness only for oneself with no prayers upon Muhammad (SAW)
Recite any supplication unrelated to Muhammad (SAW)
In which Surah of the Qur’an is the name “Muhammad” mentioned for the last time?
Surah al-Fath (48:29)
Surah al-Baqarah (2:285)
Surah Muhammad (47:2)
Surah an-Nasr (110:1)
Which angel, besides Jibreel (AS), accompanied the Prophet (SAW) during Mi‘raj?
Mikaeel (AS)
Israfeel (AS)
Malik (AS)
Ridwan (AS)
At what exact age did the Prophet (SAW) lose his mother Amina bint Wahb?
Six years old
Seven years old
Eight years old
Five years old
Who was the wet nurse that breastfed the Prophet (SAW) after Thuwaybah?
Hazrat Halimah bint Abi Dhu’ayb as-Sa‘diyyah (RA)
Hazrat Barakah (Umm Ayman) (RA)
Hazrat Fatimah bint Asad (RA)
Hazrat Khadijah (RA)
Where is the grave of the Prophet’s (SAW) mother located?
Abwa’, between Makkah and Madinah
Jannat al-Baqi‘ in Madinah
Makkah near the Ka‘bah
Ta’if city cemetery
What were the first revealed words of the Qur’an?
“Iqra’ bismi rabbika alladhi khalaq” — Read in the name of your Lord who created (Surah al-‘Alaq 96:1)
“Alhamdu lillahi rabbil ‘alamin”
“Qul huwa Allahu ahad”
“Ya ayyuhal muddaththir”
How did the Prophet (SAW) react after receiving the first revelation?
He trembled with awe, returned to Khadijah (RA) saying “Cover me, cover me!” (Zammilooni), and was reassured by her
He immediately preached publicly in the marketplace
He went to Mount Uhud to celebrate
He kept it secret for years without telling anyone
Who was the first slave to accept Islam?
Hazrat Bilal ibn Rabah (RA)
Hazrat Salman al-Farisi (RA)
Hazrat Suhayb (RA)
Hazrat Zayd ibn Harithah (RA)
What event marks his first public call to Quraysh?
The sermon delivered on Mount Safa, calling people openly to worship Allah alone
The Hijrah to Madinah
The Battle of Badr
The conquest of Makkah
Who courageously recited the Adhan publicly in Makkah amid persecution?
Hazrat Abdullah ibn Umm Maktum (RA)
Hazrat Bilal ibn Rabah (RA)
Hazrat ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA)
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
Which Christian monk recognized signs of Prophethood in young Muhammad (SAW)?
Bahira the monk in Busra (Syria)
Waraqah ibn Nawfal
Nestorius of Najran
Simeon Stylites
How many years after the first revelation did the command of Hijrah occur?
Thirteen years later
Ten years later
Five years later
One year later
How old was the Prophet (SAW) when his grandfather ‘Abdul-Muttalib died?
Eight years old
Six years old
Nine years old
Seven years old
What was the first expedition after the Prophet (SAW) arrived in Madinah?
The Sariyyah of Waddan (Abwa’ expedition)
The expedition of Tabuk
The Battle of Badr
The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
Name the last battle fought during his blessed life.
The Battle of Tabuk (9 AH)
The Battle of Hunayn
The Battle of Badr
The Battle of Uhud
Who carried the banner of Islam during the Conquest of Khaybar?
Hazrat ‘Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA)
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
Hazrat ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab (RA)
Hazrat Zubayr ibn al-‘Awwam (RA)
What covenant did the Prophet (SAW) issue to monks and Christians guaranteeing protection?
The Covenant of Najran and the Charter of St. Catherine (Ahd al-Nabi)
The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
The Constitution of Madinah only
The Pact of ‘Uqbah
Which companion suggested digging a trench at the Battle of Ahzab?
Hazrat Salman al-Farisi (RA)
Hazrat Sa‘d ibn Mu‘adh (RA)
Hazrat Talhah (RA)
Hazrat Hudhayfah (RA)
What was the first Qur’anic verse revealed concerning hijab (covering)?
Surah an-Nur (24:31)
Surah al-Ahzab (33:59)
Surah al-Baqarah (2:256)
Surah al-Falaq (113:1)
How many verses are in Surah Muhammad?
Thirty-eight (38)
Forty (40)
Thirty (30)
Forty-two (42)
Which Surah was revealed after the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah declaring “clear victory”?
Surah al-Fath
Surah al-Anfal
Surah al-Ma’idah
Surah at-Tawbah
What was the name of the Prophet’s (SAW) camel during Hijrah?
Al-Qaswa’
Al-Buraq
Al-Adba’
Al-Aqra’
What does “Sha‘b Abu Talib” refer to?
The valley where Muslims were isolated and boycotted by Quraysh for three years
A market in Makkah known for trade caravans
A mountain near Uhud
The garden gifted to the Prophet (SAW) in Madinah
Which two companions (besides Zayd ibn Thabit) often wrote revelation?
Hazrat Ubayy ibn Ka‘b (RA) and Hazrat Mu‘awiyah ibn Abi Sufyan (RA)
Abu Hurairah (RA) and Ibn Umar (RA)
Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA) and Abdullah ibn Mas‘ud (RA)
Abdullah ibn Abbas (RA) and Anas ibn Malik (RA)
What was the Prophet’s (SAW) seal made from, and what did it read?
Made of silver; engraved with Allah, Rasul, Muhammad
Made of gold; engraved with Bismillah
Made of iron; engraved with Muhammad Rasulullah
Made of bronze; engraved with Kalimat Shahadah
Who led the first teaching delegation sent by the Prophet (SAW) outside Arabia?
Mus‘ab ibn ‘Umair (RA)
Abu Musa al-Ash‘ari (RA)
Ja‘far ibn Abi Talib (RA)
Abdullah ibn Rawahah (RA)
In which year did the Qiblah change from Jerusalem to Makkah?
In the second year after Hijrah (2 AH)
In the first year after Hijrah (1 AH)
In the third year after Hijrah (3 AH)
In the fourth year after Hijrah (4 AH)
Which Surah opens with “O Prophet (Ya ayyuhan-Nabi)” as its first verse?
Surah al-Talaq (65:1)
Surah al-Ahzab (33:1)
Surah Muhammad (47:1)
Surah al-Hujurat (49:1)
Which woman took care of the Prophet (SAW) in childhood after Amina’s death?
Umm Ayman Barakah (RA)
Halimah as-Sa‘diyah (RA)
Safiyyah bint ‘Abd al-Muttalib (RA)
Khath’amiyah (RA)
What was the topic of the first Friday sermon in Madinah?
Thankfulness to Allah, unity among believers, and remembrance of death and accountability
The laws of inheritance
Rules of Zakat on livestock
Details of battle strategy
During which expedition was the verse of Tayammum revealed?
The expedition of Banu al-Mustaliq
The expedition of Tabuk
The expedition of Khaybar
The expedition of Hunayn
Who was the freed slave adopted by the Prophet (SAW) before adoption was outlawed?
Zayd ibn Harithah (RA)
Salim Mawla Abi Hudhayfah (RA)
Bilal ibn Rabah (RA)
Suhaib ar-Rumi (RA)
How old was the Prophet (SAW) when he married Khadijah (RA)?
Twenty-five years old
Thirty years old
Twenty years old
Forty years old
What was the name of the Jewish tribe expelled from Madinah after Badr?
Banu Qaynuqa‘
Banu Nadir
Banu Qurayzah
Banu Mustaliq
Who wrote most of the Prophet’s (SAW) letters to rulers?
Hazrat Zayd ibn Thabit (RA)
Hazrat Uthman ibn Affan (RA)
Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA)
Hazrat Abu Bakr as-Siddiq (RA)
Which Persian emperor tore the Prophet’s letter and subsequently perished?
Khusraw Parviz (Chosroes II)
Julius Caesar
Heraclius
Yazdegerd III
What event led to the revelation of Surah al-Mujadilah (58:1)?
Khawlah bint Tha‘labah (RA) complained about the injustice of Zihar
Battle of Badr victory
Change of Qiblah
Treaty of Hudaybiyyah signing
Whose home was the earliest congregation place in Madinah before the mosque?
The house of Abu Ayyub al-Ansari (RA)
The house of Abu Bakr (RA)
The house of Umar (RA)
The house of Ali (RA)
Approximately how many Muslims attended the Farewell Pilgrimage?
About 124,000 companions
About 10,000 companions
About 40,000 companions
About 313 companions
Which two Surahs are known as al-Mu‘awwidhatayn (the two for protection)?
Surah al-Falaq and Surah al-Nas
Surah al-Baqarah and Surah Al-i-Imran
Surah al-Ikhlas and Surah al-Kafirun
Surah Yasin and Surah Rahman
What did the Prophet (SAW) use as a pillow while resting?
A leather pillow stuffed with palm fibers
A wooden block
A silk cushion
A woolen blanket
Which food did he (SAW) avoid due to its strong odor, though it was lawful?
Raw garlic and onions
Fish
Milk
Dates
How many years did he (SAW) live in Makkah and Madinah after Prophethood?
Thirteen years in Makkah and ten years in Madinah
Ten years in Makkah and thirteen years in Madinah
Twenty-three years in Makkah only
Seven years in Makkah and sixteen years in Madinah
What were the last words of the Prophet (SAW) as narrated authentically?
“(O Allah,) with the Highest Companion (ar-Rafiq al-A‘la).”
“Victory belongs to Allah.”
“Convey from me even one verse.”
“There is no god but Allah.”
Who performed the Prophet’s (SAW) funeral prayer?
His companions individually, without an appointed imam — they entered in groups to pray for him.
Abu Bakr (RA) led all the companions in one congregation.
Ali (RA) led the prayer in the mosque.
Umar (RA) led the prayer in the courtyard.
How many battles did the Prophet (SAW) personally participate in?
Twenty-seven (Ghazawat)
Nine
Seventeen
Thirty-three
Which battle is referred to in the Qur’an as Yawm al-Furqan (Day of Criterion)?
The Battle of Badr
The Battle of Uhud
The Battle of Khandaq
The Battle of Hunayn
What teaching did the Prophet (SAW) give regarding naming girls “Barrah”?
He discouraged it to avoid self-praise and renamed such people to humbler names.
He strongly recommended it for all girls.
He allowed it only for noble families.
He said the name should be used only during ceremonies.
In which Surah is the title “Ahmad” mentioned?
Surah as-Saff (61:6)
Surah Maryam (19)
Surah al-Fath (48)
Surah al-Ahzab (33)
How many times did the Prophet (SAW) perform Hajj and ‘Umrah?
One Hajj (the Farewell Hajj) and four ‘Umrahs
Two Hajj and two ‘Umrahs
One Hajj and one ‘Umrah
Three Hajj and one ‘Umrah
What was the Prophet’s (SAW) standard battle flag color?
Black, named al-‘Uqab
White, named al-Liwa
Green, named al-Rayah
Red, unnamed
Which companion acted as the Prophet’s personal bodyguard before the verse guaranteeing his safety was revealed?
Sa‘d ibn Abi Waqqas (RA)
Abu Hurairah (RA)
Zayd ibn Thabit (RA)
Talhah ibn Ubaydullah (RA)
Who led the expedition to Mu’tah after Zayd ibn Harithah’s martyrdom?
Hazrat Ja‘far ibn Abi Talib (RA), followed by ‘Abdullah ibn Rawahah (RA)
Abu Ubaydah ibn al-Jarrah (RA) alone
Khalid ibn al-Walid (RA) first, then Abu Bakr (RA)
Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA) alone
How many foster-siblings (through nursing) did the Prophet (SAW) have?
Four — from Halimah’s household (Abdullah, Sharaymah, Shayma’, and one more brother by milk).
Two — both from the Banu Hashim.
Three — all from Makkah’s Quraysh.
Five — from different tribes.
Which Surah was revealed after the Prophet (SAW) was mocked as “cut off” with no male heirs?
Surah al-Kawthar
Surah al-Masad
Surah al-Ikhlas
Surah Quraysh
What nickname did the Quraysh mockingly give the Prophet (SAW) that Allah refuted?
“Abtar” (cut off)
“Sadiq” (truthful)
“Amin” (trustworthy)
“Mahmud” (praised)
At which event did the Prophet (SAW) give the oath “Do not associate partners, steal, or commit adultery”?
[Not provided in visible text] Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
First Pledge at Aqabah
The Farewell Sermon
Conquest of Makkah
Who was titled the “scribe of covenants and treaties”?
Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA)
Hazrat Hasan ibn ‘Ali (RA)
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
Hazrat ‘Umar (RA)
Which companion resembled the Prophet (SAW) most in appearance and demeanor?
Hazrat Hasan ibn ‘Ali (RA)
Hazrat Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA)
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
Hazrat ‘Umar (RA)
What Surah was revealed during the Prophet’s (SAW) grief at the apparent pause in revelation?
Surah ad-Duha
Surah al-Ikhlas
Surah al-Fatiha
Surah al-Kawthar
What was the Prophet’s (SAW) strategy in signing the Treaty of Hudaybiyyyah despite harsh terms?
He prioritized long-term peace and da‘wah opportunities over immediate pride or revenge
He sought immediate military victory regardless of consequences
He aimed to punish the Quraysh swiftly
He wanted to avoid any interactions with other tribes
Who gifted the Prophet (SAW) the white mule “Duldul”?