امتحان الكتروني ميد خلفاء راشدين

The statement "كل ما ذكر صحيح" means "everything mentioned is correct." This suggests that the actions and sacrifices mentioned in the previous sentences, such as the companions' invitation to Islam, their struggle and migration for the sake of Allah, and the hardships they endured, are all true and valid reasons that can intercede on their behalf.

The correct answer states that the Sahaba (companions of the Prophet Muhammad) were the chosen ones by Allah after the prophets and messengers. This means that they were the elite of Allah's creation and were considered infallible, meaning they were protected from making mistakes. The answer also mentions that everything mentioned about the Sahaba is true, indicating that all the statements made about them are accurate.

The correct answer suggests that when a valid narration is presented that appears to criticize the companions, it is necessary to follow the correct methodology by considering the narration, acknowledging its authenticity, and then questioning its reliability. This can be done by examining the interpretation of the narration in line with the established principles of the Quran, Sunnah, and consensus. All of the mentioned steps are valid and important in evaluating the narration and reaching a conclusion.

The author of the book hesitated to write about a dispute among the companions due to the abundance of false narrations on the subject.

The correct answer is "علمه ان قاتله غير مسلم" (He knew that his attacker was not a Muslim). This is because Omar, upon regaining consciousness, expressed gratitude to Allah. The most logical reason for his gratitude in this context is that he was relieved to know that his attacker was not a Muslim, as it would have been more distressing for him if a fellow Muslim had attacked him.

The correct answer is "طليحة الاسدي". This can be inferred from the given information that Abu Bakr sent a message to Khalid bin Al-Waleed regarding a matter related to consulting him in war and not giving him orders. Among the given options, only طليحة الاسدي fits this description.

The correct answer is "جميع ما ذكر صحيح" which translates to "All that was mentioned is correct." This means that all the statements mentioned in the question are true and accurate.

This answer suggests that if one cannot analyze and evaluate historical methods, they should not read modern history books that focus on context and storytelling, such as the books by George Zaidan. This implies that understanding and appreciating the context and narrative style in modern history books requires a certain level of knowledge and analytical skills.

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Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq belonged to the Banu Taym clan of the Quraysh tribe.

The given correct answer suggests that the statement is an indication from the Prophet to appoint Abu Bakr as his successor. This is inferred from the phrase "ادعي لي اباك واخاك حتى اكتب كتابا" which translates to "Pray for your father and brother until I write a book." This statement can be interpreted as the Prophet's instruction to Aisha to support and pray for Abu Bakr, indicating his intention for Abu Bakr to be his successor.

The correct answer is البراء بن مالك. The explanation for this answer is that the question is asking about the companion who fought against the non-Muslim army in the garden until he opened its gate. Among the options given, البراء بن مالك is the companion who is known for his bravery and participation in battles. Therefore, he is the most likely companion to fit the description given in the question.

The correct answer is "نهاوند". The explanation for this answer is that the battle in which the conquest occurred was the Battle of Nahavand. This battle was a result of a military plan devised by Talha al-Asadi.

The answer states that the author, Al-Tabari, places the responsibility on two individuals when it comes to narrating historical accounts. The first is the person from whom the information is being narrated, and the second is the person who is reading or hearing the narration. This suggests that both parties share the responsibility of ensuring the accuracy and reliability of the information being transmitted.

The correct answer is "حرب من امتنعو عن الزكاة". The companions advised Abu Bakr to refrain from sending an army led by Usama due to fear for the safety of Medina and its people. Abu Bakr, however, insisted on waging war against those who refused to pay the Zakat (obligatory charity).

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Omar bin Al-Khattab married Khalifa bin Rashid's daughter. The correct answer is Ali.

The correct answer is "مروج الذهب للمسعودي". Ibn Taymiyyah criticized this book, saying that it contains numerous lies that only God knows their extent. Therefore, it is not reliable to trust a narration with a broken chain of transmission from a book that is known for its abundance of lies.

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