Seerat Quiz (Madani Daur)

Ali is the correct answer because he is famously known as "Haidar" due to his bravery and valor on the battlefield. His mother, Fatima, named him Haidar which means lion, symbolizing his courage and strength. Ali was one of the closest companions of Prophet Muhammad and played a significant role in the early Islamic history.

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Jafar (RA), Abu Hurairah (RA), and Abu Moosa Ashhari (RA) were the companions of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) who did not participate in the Battle of Khaybar but were still given a share of the spoils of war. This shows the generosity and fairness of the Prophet (PBUH) towards his companions, as he recognized their efforts and sacrifices in other battles and rewarded them accordingly.

Abul Aas was the name of the husband of Hazrat Zainab (RA) during the Battle of Badr.

In the Battle of Badr, Allah (SWT) aided the Muslims with a thousand angels.

The correct answer is Banu Qurayza. During the Battle of the Trench (Ghazwa-e Khandaq), the Banu Qurayza tribe, who had previously made a treaty with the Muslims, betrayed them and sided with the enemy. After the battle, the Prophet Muhammad ordered a siege on the Banu Qurayza stronghold, and eventually, they surrendered. The judgment was passed that the men of the tribe would be executed, while the women and children would be enslaved. This event demonstrated the consequences of breaking a treaty and the importance of loyalty in warfare.

The question is asking for the reason behind the defeat in the Battle of Uhud. The given options suggest different reasons such as the mistake in archery, disobedience towards the Prophet Muhammad (SAW), love for material possessions, and all of the answers being correct. Therefore, the correct answer is that all of the answers are correct, meaning that all of these factors played a role in the defeat at the Battle of Uhud.

The correct answer is "Munafiq". The given statement is in Hindi and it translates to "He who accepted Islam for show was a _______". The word "Munafiq" in Hindi means "hypocrite". Therefore, the correct answer is "Munafiq" as it accurately completes the sentence and conveys the meaning that someone who pretends to accept Islam is a hypocrite.

The correct answer is "Hamza, Hamzah." In the Battle of Uhud, the Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) uncle, Hamza, and his cousin, Hamzah, were martyred.

Qiran is the correct answer because in Qiran Hajj, pilgrims perform both Umrah and Hajj together without leaving the state of Ihram. This means that they do not change their clothes or perform the Tawaf Al-Ifadah and Sa'i again, unlike in Tamatu and Ifrad Hajj. Therefore, in Qiran Hajj, pilgrims take their animals with them throughout the entire pilgrimage, which is not the case in the other options.

Juwairiah is considered to be the most blessed and influential wife among all the women of her community. She was known for her piety, wisdom, and leadership qualities. Juwairiah played a significant role in improving the status and rights of women in her society. Her strong character and devotion to her community made her stand out among all the other wives.

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During the last Ramadan, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) observed itikaf for a period of 20 days. Itikaf is a spiritual practice where a person secludes themselves in a mosque for a specific period of time, usually during the last ten days of Ramadan, in order to focus on worship and contemplation. The answer indicates that the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) observed itikaf for a relatively long period of time during the last Ramadan.

Abu Bakr (RA) performed 17 prayers in the lifetime of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW).

Salman Al Farsi (RA), also known as Salman Farsi, is the correct answer for the given question. Salman Al Farsi (RA) was the companion of Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and he suggested the idea of digging the trench (khandaq) as a defense strategy during the Battle of the Trench.

During the time of the Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) passing, his last action was using a Miswak. The Miswak is a teeth cleaning stick made from the Salvadora persica tree, which is commonly used in Islamic tradition for oral hygiene. This answer suggests that the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) was practicing good dental hygiene until the very end of his life.

All of the answers are correct because all three mentioned battles lasted for about a month. Ghazwa-e Khandaq (Battle of the Trench) took place in 627 AD and lasted for approximately 25 days. Ghazwa-e Khaybar (Battle of Khaybar) occurred in 629 AD and lasted for about a month. Ghazwa-e Tabouk (Battle of Tabouk) took place in 630 AD and also lasted for around a month. Therefore, all of the mentioned battles lasted for approximately one month.

Wahshi Bin Harb was the person who killed Hamzah (RA).

The given statement in the question is in Urdu language and it translates to "Haj Alwidaa [Blank] happened in hijri." The blank space is filled with the number 9. This suggests that the event of "Haj Alwidaa" occurred in the ninth hijri year.

Sula Hudaibiyah ki bayt ko Bayt e Ridhwan, Bayt e Rizwan kaha jaata hai.

During a battle, the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) prohibited the consumption of donkey meat.

The given statement states that Iblees took part in the Battle of Badr in the form of [Blank]. The correct answer to fill in the blank is "Suraqa Bin Malik". This suggests that Suraqa Bin Malik took part in the Battle of Badr and it is implied that Iblees assumed his form to be present in the battle.

The given statement states that both Yahood and Nasara have converted the graves of their prophets into mosques. The repetition of the names in the answer suggests that both groups have done this practice, indicating that both Yahood and Nasara have converted the graves into mosques.

The correct answer is Quran, Sunnah, Sunnat, Hadees. This answer includes all the four options mentioned in the question. The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) stated that if his followers hold onto the Quran, which is the holy book of Islam, and follow his Sunnah (the way of life and teachings of the Prophet), as well as the Sunnat (the practices and traditions of the Prophet), and the Hadees (the sayings and actions of the Prophet), they will never go astray. By combining all these sources of guidance, believers can ensure they stay on the right path.