Seerah Quiz Mfd Sunday

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The Sahabas were learning all of the above mentioned topics in the secret stage of dawah. They were studying Surahs of Juz 'Amma, understanding the concept of Tawheed (oneness of Allah) and the Day of Judgment, as well as gaining knowledge about the description of Jennah (paradise) and Jahannum (hell).

Dar Al-Arqam was a gathering place of Muslims in the secret stage of dawah and it was also known as the House of Al-Arqam radi Allahu anhu. This was a significant location during the early days of Islam, where Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and his companions would gather to teach and learn about Islam. It served as a hub for spreading the message of Islam and organizing the Muslim community in Makkah.

Sahl and Suhayl were the orphan boys from whom the Prophet bought the land where he laid the foundation of Masjid Nabawi.

The battle of Mu'tah took place in 8H (Hijri) and it was against the Romans.

Zubayr ibn al-Awwam is considered one of the ten companions of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) who were given the guarantee of Paradise. This is based on various hadiths (sayings of the Prophet) that mention the virtues and merits of Zubayr ibn al-Awwam. He was a close companion of the Prophet and played a significant role in the early Islamic community. His loyalty, bravery, and devotion to Islam make him deserving of this honor.

All of the mentioned companions, including the family of Yasir, Mus’ab ibn Umair, and Bilal radi Allahu ‘anhu, were severely tortured by the mushrikeen. They faced immense physical and emotional pain for their belief in Islam and refusal to renounce their faith. This torture was a result of their unwavering commitment to their religion and their refusal to bow down to the pressures of the mushrikeen.

Rasool Allah (peace be upon him) was last seen in public in the Masjid. This suggests that he was often present in the mosque, which was a central place for him to interact with the community, lead prayers, and deliver sermons. It also highlights the importance of the mosque as a gathering place for Muslims and a center for worship and learning.

Muslims migrated to Habashah for the first time in the fifth year since the revelation. This migration is known as the First Migration to Abyssinia. It took place when the Muslims faced severe persecution in Mecca and sought refuge in Abyssinia (present-day Ethiopia). The migration to Abyssinia provided them with a safe haven where they could freely practice their faith without fear of persecution.

The correct answer is a & b. Surah Kahaf tells the story of a group of young believers who sought refuge in a cave to protect their faith from persecution. Similarly, Muslims migrated to Habashah (modern-day Ethiopia) to escape persecution in Mecca and protect their faith. Both situations involve individuals seeking a safe haven to preserve their religious beliefs, making a connection between Surah Kahaf and the Hijrah of Muslims to Habashah.

In the 7th year after the prophet hood, sanctions were imposed on Banu Hashim and Banu Abdul Muttalib. These sanctions lasted for a period of 3 years.

Uthman bin Affan and Mus'ab ibn Umair were severely tortured by their own family.

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The correct answer is Jews. Aws and Khazraj, two Arab tribes, pledged their allegiance to Rasool Allah (the Prophet Muhammad) before the Jews. This indicates that they were among the early converts to Islam and played a significant role in supporting the Prophet and the early Muslim community.

The response of Rasool Allah when Amr asked who amongst his people have accepted his message was "A Freeman and a Slave". This answer suggests that people from different social backgrounds, including both those who were free and those who were enslaved, had accepted Rasool Allah's message. This highlights the inclusivity and diversity of the followers of Rasool Allah's message.