Prophet Muhammad's Life and Teachings

What was Prophet Muhammad's family situation when he was a child?

• He grew up with both parents.

• He was an orphan and raised by his grandfather and uncle.

• He was raised by his mother only.

• He lived alone from a young age.

Which of the following qualities was Prophet Muhammad known for in his early years?

• Wealth and power

• Honesty, kindness, and wisdom

• Strength and bravery

• Artistic talent and creativity

Where did Prophet Muhammad receive his first revelation?

• In the city of Mecca

• During a trade journey to Syria

• In the Cave of Hira

• While tending sheep in the desert

How did Khadijah react when Prophet Muhammad first shared his experience in the cave?

• She questioned his sanity.

• She immediately believed him and offered comfort and support.

• She was frightened and told him to stop going to the cave.

• She advised him to keep it a secret.

What was a central message of the new religion introduced by Prophet Muhammad?

• The importance of tribal feuds.

• The worship of many gods and goddesses.

• The oneness of God and ethical conduct.

• The accumulation of wealth and power.

What significant losses did the Prophet face during the period known as "The Year of Sorrow"?

• His parents

• His wife Khadijah and his uncle Abu Talib

• His children

• His closest friends

What brave act did Ali perform to protect the Prophet during an assassination attempt?

• He fought off the assassins single-handedly.

• He disguised himself as the Prophet and slept in his bed.

• He led the Prophet to safety through a secret tunnel.

• He negotiated with the assassins to spare the Prophet's life.

Why did the Prophet and his followers decide to move from Mecca to Yathrib (Medina)?

• They were seeking new trade routes.

• The people of Yathrib admired the Prophet and his teachings.

• They wanted to conquer new lands.

• Mecca became too crowded.

What was the main reason the Muslims faced challenges during the Battle of Uhud, despite an initial advantage?

• They were greatly outnumbered by their enemies.

• A vital mistake was made by the archers.

• The weather conditions were unfavorable.

• Their leader was captured early in the battle.

What was notable about the Prophet's entry into Mecca in 629 C.E.?

• It was a fierce battle that lasted for days.

• The city was conquered after a long siege.

• It occurred without any bloodshed.

• Only a few people were allowed to enter the city.