Nusaybah bint Ka‘b
Battles & Bravery
Faith & Quran
Courage & Faith in Action
Role Models in Islam
100

What tribe was Nusaybah from, the same one that hosted the Prophet (SAW) in Madinah?

Bani al-Najjar

100

Which famous battle is Nusaybah best known for fighting in?

The Battle of Uhud

100

What does the verse “For this let those who will compete, compete” (83:26) encourage believers to strive for?

Competing in righteousness and good deeds for the sake of Allah

100

What inner quality gives Muslims strength to stand up for what’s right?

Iman (faith)

100

Who was the first woman to accept Islam and support the Prophet (SAW)?

Khadijah (رضي الله عنها)

200

What pledge did she attend that showed her early dedication to Islam?

The Second Pledge of Aqaba

200

Name one other battle or event she participated in after Uhud.

Hudaibiya, Khaybar, Hunayn, or the Fath of Makkah

200

What’s one example from Nusaybah’s life that shows the ayah, “For this let those who will compete, compete” (83:26), in action?

Her fearless defense of the Prophet (SAW) despite injury

200

How does relying on Allah help someone face fear?

By reminding them that Allah controls everything and gives protection

200

Who was known for their wisdom and bravery among the female companions?

Nusaybah bint Ka‘b (رضي الله عنها)

300

During the Battle of Uhud, what changed her role from caretaker to warrior?

The Prophet (SAW) was attacked, and she stepped forward to defend him

300

How many wounds did she receive at Yamama?

12

300

What’s the difference between competing for dunya and competing for Jannah?

Dunya competition is temporary; Jannah competition is eternal and based on faith and deeds

300

What’s a modern example of standing up for truth like Nusaybah did?

Speaking out against injustice, defending others, helping the weak, etc.

300

Which male companion was known for his generosity and truthfulness, earning the title “As-Siddiq”?

Abu Bakr (رضي الله عنه)

400

What did the Prophet (SAW) say about her bravery that day?

That no one fought more bravely than her and her family

400

Why did she continue to fight even after being wounded?

Because of her faith and love for Allah and His Messenger (SAW)

400

Name a Qur’anic value Nusaybah demonstrated on the battlefield.

Sabr (patience), Tawakkul (trust in Allah), or Jihad (striving in Allah’s cause)

400

Why is sincerity (ikhlas) important when doing brave deeds?

Because actions only count when done for Allah, not for fame or recognition

400

Which Caliph was known for justice and fairness, and was close to Nusaybah’s family?

Umar ibn al-Khattab (رضي الله عنه)

500

Which of her family members became a martyr, and why?

Her son Habib, who was tortured but refused to leave Islam

500

Who were the two Caliphs who later visited or honored her?

Abu Bakr (رضي الله عنه) and Umar (رضي الله عنه)

500

How does the Qur’an describe people who act fearlessly for the sake of Allah?

As those whose hearts are firm, who do not fear the blame of others, and who are promised Jannah

500

What’s one hadith or Quranic verse that encourages bravery or steadfastness?

(Examples: “Be firm and patient” [3:200], “Allah is with the steadfast,” etc.)

500

What makes someone a true role model in Islam?

Their sincerity, courage, service to others, and faith in Allah

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