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The correct answer is a) Farz-i ayn. Farz-i ayn refers to an obligation that is individually mandatory for every Muslim. In this context, it means that the duty of conveying the message of Islam, known as teblig vazifesi, is a personal obligation for Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and cannot be delegated to others. This duty includes spreading the teachings of Islam and inviting people to embrace the religion.

In this passage, it is mentioned that the Prophet Muhammad (SAV) and Hz Ebubekir were sitting and crying after forgiving and releasing the prisoners they had captured. When Hz Omar asked them what had happened, they replied that Allah had revealed a verse allowing them to release the prisoners in exchange for ransom. The appropriate word that fills the blank is "bedir" because the Battle of Badr was the occasion where the Prophet Muhammad (SAV) and his companions captured prisoners and later released them.

The correct answer is d) addas. In this question, we are asked to identify the name of the companion who offered grapes to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) during the Ta'if incident and who later converted to Islam. Among the given options, the correct answer is addas.

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Nueyman is the correct answer because even though there were verses prohibiting alcohol, he still couldn't resist drinking. He was known for his strong sense of humor. When someone talked negatively about him, the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) warned them by saying, "Be quiet, for he loves Allah and His Messenger." This incident highlights Nueyman's close relationship with Allah and the Prophet, despite his struggle with alcohol.

The correct completion of the sentence is "Alabildiğine şefkatin içinde alabildiğine secaat." This sentence is a quote from Hocamızın Efendimiz (sav) and it means "With unlimited tenderness, with unlimited valor." The word "secaat" means valor or bravery, which fits well with the context of the sentence. The other options do not accurately complete the sentence or convey the intended meaning.

The correct answer is "a)cihad et". In the context of the verse mentioned in the Sonsuz Nur CD, the completion of the sentence would be "Ey (Peygamberliğin zirve temsilcisi) Peygamber! Kâfirlerle ve münafıklarla (yerine, zamanına ve şartlara göre nasıl gerekiyorsa öyle) cihad et." This suggests that the Prophet should engage in jihad or strive against the disbelievers and hypocrites, adapting his approach according to the circumstances and requirements of the situation.

The correct answer is "a) Taha". This is because the question is asking for the surah that was read by Said b. Zeyd and that was instrumental in softening the heart of Hz Omar. Out of the given options, Surah Taha fits this description.

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After the Battle of Uhud, Prophet Muhammad was walking ahead while the wounded companions were walking behind him. Upon seeing this scene, the verse "There are those among you who have suffered wounds in battle and are still steadfast in their faith. They will receive a great reward" was revealed. This suggests that the correct answer is d) Uhud.

The correct answer is "b) rahim". In the book "Sonsuz Nur", it is mentioned that the Prophet Muhammad (sav) is the mirror of the name "Rahim". This means that he exemplifies and embodies the qualities of mercy and compassion, which are characteristics associated with the name "Rahim".

Utbe ibn-i Rebia is the person who offered wealth, position, and women to the Prophet Muhammad in an attempt to dissuade him from spreading his message. However, when the Prophet refused these offers and continued to preach, Utbe warned his companions not to bother with him. Therefore, the correct answer is a) Utbe ibn-i Rebia.

The correct answer is c) putlara hakaret ediyor diye. This suggests that Ibn-i Muheym Efendi choked Harem-i serife because she was insulting the idols.

This answer is correct because "sahabenin murseli" refers to the hadiths that are narrated directly from the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) by the Sahaba (companions) and are considered to be the most authentic and reliable. These hadiths are highly regarded and are considered as if they have come directly from the lips of the Prophet.

In the 5th chapter, our teacher refers to "Hasbunallahi ve nimel vekil kahramani". This phrase is associated with Hz Ibrahim, who used it as a declaration of faith and trust in Allah when he was thrown into the fire by his people. By choosing option c) Hz Ibrahim, it indicates that our teacher is referring to Hz Ibrahim when mentioning this phrase.

Kab-Kavseyn is an Arabic phrase that means "between possibility and necessity." It refers to a situation or concept that lies between something being possible and something being necessary. This answer choice accurately captures the meaning of Kab-Kavseyn, as it translates to "between possibility and necessity."

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The correct answer is b) Maiz ibn Malik. In this passage, a man comes to the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) and confesses to committing a sin. The Prophet advises him to repent and purify himself. However, the man persists and refuses to leave until the Prophet orders him to be stoned to death. This incident deeply affects the Prophet, and he remarks that the repentance of Maiz ibn Malik was so sincere that if it was divided among a thousand people, it would be enough for all of them.

The correct answer is c) teblig. This means that the emphasis of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) was on delivering the message of Islam to the people. He dedicated his life to spreading the teachings of Islam and inviting others to embrace the faith. This is evident from his actions, speeches, and the way he prioritized conveying the message of Allah to all people, regardless of their backgrounds or beliefs.

Nuaym ibn Abdullah is the person who, before embracing Islam, went to kill Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) but changed his direction upon learning that his sister and wife had become Muslims.

Haris, Efendimizin Mekke fethinde affettiği müşriklerden değildir.

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This question is in Turkish and asks for the word that is suitable for the given sentence. The sentence translates to "If you feel disgusted by ..., you are blessed from the circle of faith." The correct answer is "kufurden" which means "from blasphemy." This answer fits with the context of the sentence as feeling disgusted by blasphemy is seen as a sign of being blessed in the circle of faith.

The most important aspect that completes the greatness of Hz Hatice is her passing away before the era of difficulties and hardships. This means that she did not have to witness the challenges and tribulations that the Muslim community faced after her death, which adds to her status and significance.