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Sadiq : the Truthful B. Al – Amin: the Trustworthy Lesson 15: 1. What do as-Sadiq and al –Amin mean? a. As- Sadiq : the truthful b. Al – Amin: the trustworthy. 2. What is the name of the hill Rasulullah (pbuh) gave his first sermon? a. Safa. 3. What did Rasulullah (PBUH) tell to the makkans? a. Day of Judgment is coming. b. There is only on god, Allah (SWT). c. Allah (SWT) alone is the creator. d. It is he who has given us life and we shall return to him after death. e. Nothing can save you from the punishment, except for your belief in Allah (SWT) and your good deeds. 4. Did the makkans accept what the Rasulullah (pbuh) told them? a. No 5. Why was Abdul-‘Uzza referred to as ‘ABU LABAH’ (Father of Flame)? a. Because of his reddish complexion. 6. Who were most of the early people who became Muslims? a. Slaves. b. Widows. c. Orphans. 7. What are the people who do not believe in Allah (SWT) called? a. Kuffars. Lesson 16: 1. Who was Abu Talib? a. Rasulullah (pbuh)’s uncle, who loved him very much. He had been like a father to him since he was a child. 2. Why did the Kuffars go to Abu Talib? a. They were angry with Rasulullah (PBUH) for spreading Islam and knew that Abu Talib was only one who could stop him from continuing to preach about Islam. 3. What did the Kuffars offer Rasulullah (PBUH) to stop preaching Islam? a. They said they will give him whatever he wants. 4. What did Rasulullah (PBUH) say when Abu Talib told him to stop preaching Islam? a. I love you deeply uncle. b. But even if these men keep Sun in my right hand and Moon in the left, I cannot stop preaching Islam. c. I will either complete my work, or will die trying. 5. What did Abu Talib tell the Kuffars? a. I cannot stop my nephew. His faith in Allah (SWT) is too strong b. I will continue to protect him. Lesson 17: 1. What were the beliefs of the Kuffars? a. Allah (SWT) is the creator of the universe. b. There were many gods and goddesses under Allah (SWT). c. Angels were the daughters of Allah (SWT). 2. What did the Kuffars think about Rasulullah (PBUH)? a. He was mentally ill. b. Evil jinn had possessed him. c. He was only greedy and wanted money. d. He wanted power and wanted to rule over them. 3. What was the name of the man sent to the Rasulullah (PBUH) to make a deal with him? a. ‘Utbah ibn Rabi’ah 4. What was the offer made to Rasulullah (PBUH) if he stopped speaking against their gods? a. They would make him the ruler of Makkah. b. They will find the prettiest woman for him to get married to. c. They would make him rich. d. They would find him a wizard to cure him, if he is mentally ill or if evil spirits had possessed him. Lesson 18: 1. Which place did Rasulullah (PBUH) tell the Muslims, who were tortured by the Kuffars, to go to? a. Ethiopia. 2. Where is Ethiopia? a. Ethiopia is a land in East Africa, and it lies across the Red Sea from Arabia. 3. Who was the group of Kuffars who came to Ethiopia to take the Muslims back? a. ‘Amr ibn al-‘As. 4. What was the name of the leader of the group of Muslims who migrated to Ethiopia? a. Ja’far ibn Abi Talib, cousin of the Prophet. 5. What did Ja’far ibn Abi Talib tell the ruler of Ethiopia about what the prophet preached about Islam? a. Prophet told them to worship only one God and not to worship the idols which their ancestors used to worship. b. Speak the truth. c. Keep their promises. d. Love their relatives and help their neighbors. e. Avoid killing and avoid using rude language. f. Not to take way an orphan’s belongings g. Treat women respectfully. 6. Did the ruler of Ethiopia give the Muslims refuge? a. yes Lesson 19: 1. Who was the slave of ‘Umayyah ibn Khalaf who accepted Islam? a. Bilal ibn Rabah (RA). 2. What punishment did ‘Umayyah give Bilal to make him give up Islam? a. Ordered his men to tie him on blazing sand and place large stones on his stomach. 3. What is the meaning of Abu Jahal? a. Father of ignorance. 4. What punishment did Abu Jahl give Zunairah to make her give up Islam? a. He used to whip her so hard that she became blind one day. 5. What miracle occurred with Zunairah? a. She discovered that she could see again. 6. Who were the first martyrs of Islam? a. Summaiyah (RA) and her husband Yasir (RA). Lesson 20: 1. What did Abu Lahab’s wife used to do to hurt Rasulullah? a. She wrote nasty and insulting songs about the prophet (PBUH). b. She scattered sharp, thorny branches on the road to hurt the prophet. 2. What was Rasulullah’s reaction to the Kuffars trying to hurt him? a. He was sad. b. He used to be calm and realized that they were being tricked by Shaitan. c. He prayed to Allah (SWT) for patience to bear the sufferings. d. He prayed to Allah (SWT) for guidance for those who hated him and Islam. Lesson 21: 1. Who was Sayyidina Hamza (RA)? a. Uncle of Rasulullah (PBUH), who was a strong man, and loved the Prophet (PBUH) a lot. 2. Who was hitting Rasulullah (PBUH) when Hamza came and stopped him? a. Abu Jahl. 3. What was name of Sayyidina ‘Umar ibn al-Khattab’ sister who had accepted Islam? a. Fatimah. 4. What did Fatimah and her husband tell ‘Umar when he was hitting them? a. “’Umar Stop! Stop! We shall not leave Islam even if you kill us! We shall not leave Muhammad! ” 5. What did ‘Umar do when he heard the verses of Quran? a. He said “Allahu Akbar”, “Allah (SWT) is the greatest.” b. He went straight to Rasulullah (PBUH) and accepted Islam. Lesson 22: 1. Name of the important clans in the Quraish tribe? a. Bani Hashim: b. Bani Umayyah c. Bani Ta’im d. Bani ‘Adi e. Bani Asad f. Bani Makhzum. 2. Which clan did Rasulullah (PBUH) belong to? a. Bani Hashim. 3. What was the name of the valley the members of Bani Hashim were forced to go to? a. Valley of Abu Talib. 4. What happened when Bani Hashim Returned from Valley of Abu Talib? a. Abu Talib and Khadijah (RA) became sick. 5. What happened in the ‘Year of Sorrow’? a. Sayyidatina Khadijah (RA) and Abu Talib passed away. 6. Did Rasulullah (PBUH) have more than one wife when Khadijah (RA) was alive? a. NO 7. Name few the wives of Rasulullah (PBUH). a. Khadijah (RA) b. Swadah (RA). c. A’ishah (RA), daughter of Abu Bakr. Lesson 23: 1. Who accompanied the prophet on his trip to Ta’if? a. Zaid (RA). 2. Which tribe dominated the city of Ta’if? a. Bani Thafiq. 3. A huge idol of which goddess stood in the city if Ta’if? a. Goddess al- Lat. 4. What did the people of Ta’if do when Rasulullah (PBUH) told them about Islam? a. Insulted Rasulullah (PBUH) with very bad words. b. All their children gathered stones and began to throw them at Rasulullah (PBUH). 5. What did Angel Jibril offer to do to the people of Ta’if? a. If Rasulullah (PBUH) wished, he would case the mountains to tumble down on Ta’if. Lesson 24: 1. Which night did Allah (SWT) invite the Rasulullah (PBUH) to visit the heaven? a. 27th Night of the month of Rajab. 2. Which was the first place Angel Jibril took the prophet to, when going to Heaven? a. Masjid al- Haram, which is the Ka’bah. 3. What is the name of the heavenly creature that Rasulullah (PBUH) rode, while travelling to the Heaven? a. Buraq 4. How fast can Buraq travel? a. Faster than the speed of light, which is really fast. 5. Which Masjid did Rasulullah (PBUH) go to after Masjid al-Haram? And where is it ? a. Masjid al-Aqsa, in the city of Jerusalem. 6. What did Rasulullah (PBUH) do at Masjid al-Aqsa? a. Lead the Salat for all the Prophets and the Messengers of Allah (SWT). b. Met with all the Prophets and Messengers of Allah (SWT). 7. What is the name of the Masjid around the big rock that the Rasulullah (PBUH) stood on before going to Heaven? a. Masjid of the Dome of the Rock. 8. What is the highest level of Heaven an angel or a human being can go to? a. Sidrat ul-Muntaha. 9. What did Abu Bakr say, when Rasulullah (PBUH) told about his trip to heaven? a. Muhammad always speaks the truth. b. If angels come down from heavens every day, then he can also visit Heaven. c. Allah (SWT) has power over everything. Lesson 25: 1. What is the other name of Madinah? a. Yathrib 2. What did the people from Yathrib do when they met the Rasulullah (PBUH)? a. They realized that he was the Prophet b. Gladly accepted Islam. 3. What did the people from Yathrib offer the Rasulullah (PBUH)? a. Invited Rasulullah (PBUH) and the Muslims to migrate to Medinah. b. Promised to protect them against all the enemies. 4. What title was given to the people of Yathrib? And what does it mean? a.
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