Khadijah and the Early Life of Muhammad

The video narrates the life of Prophet Muhammad, from his birth during the Year of the Elephant to his early life and marriage to Khadijah. It highlights significant events such as the miraculous protection of the Ka'bah from Abraha's army and Muhammad's upbringing as an orphan. The video also introduces Kabi, a platform offering educational content for children, encouraging engagement through stories and illustrations.

What miraculous event occurred during the Year of the Elephant?

• The Ka'bah was protected by birds

• The Red Sea parted

• The moon split in two

• A great flood occurred

What was the reaction of the Quraysh to the news of the approaching army of elephants?

• They decided to leave the city

• They prepared for battle

• They sought help from neighboring tribes

• They fortified the city walls

What significant event is associated with the birth of Prophet Muhammad?

• The Year of the Elephant

• The Battle of Badr

• The Treaty of Hudaybiyyah

• The Night Journey

What was the significance of the Ka'bah during the time of Prophet Muhammad's birth?

• It was a central place of worship

• It was a political center

• It was a marketplace

• It was a military base

Who took care of Prophet Muhammad after the death of his parents?

• His uncle Abu Talib

• His aunt Fatimah

• His cousin Ali

• His brother Hamza

What was the name of Prophet Muhammad's grandfather who took care of him?

• Umar

• Abdul Muthalib

• Abu Talib

• Abu Bakr

At what age did Prophet Muhammad marry Khadijah?

• 30 years old

• 25 years old

• 40 years old

• 35 years old

What was the profession of Prophet Muhammad before his prophethood?

• A farmer

• A merchant

• A blacksmith

• A carpenter

What was Khadijah's role in Prophet Muhammad's life?

• She was his business rival

• She was his childhood friend

• She was his first follower and supporter

• She was his political advisor

How did Khadijah support Prophet Muhammad in his mission?

• By using her wealth to support his cause

• By building mosques

• By leading armies into battle

• By writing religious texts