Who are they?
Who were the two companions in today’s lesson? Give the full names!
Hamzah ibn Abdul Muttalib RA and Umar ibn Al Khattab RA
What activities did Hamzah RA love before Islam?
Hunting, strength, and adventure
How did Hamzah RA feel the night after defending the Prophet SAW?
He felt restless and could not sleep
How was Umar RA known before Islam?
Very strong, strict, and angry toward Muslims
What opened Umar RA’s heart to Islam?
Reading the Quran after seeing his sister firm
What happened to Islam after they became Muslim?
Islam spread more openly and believers felt protected
How was Hamzah RA viewed by Quraysh leaders?
He was respected and strong
Who invited Hamzah RA to Islam?
Prophet Muhammad SAW
What first softened Umar (RA)'s heart?
Seeing strong faith and hearing the Quran
Where did Umar RA go to declare Islam?
To Al-Arqam
How was Hamzah RA related to Prophet Muhammad SAW?
He was the uncle of Prophet Muhammad SAW
What news made Hamzah RA angry?
Abu Jahl hurt Prophet Muhammad SAW
Did Hamzah RA accept Islam sincerely or by accident?
He accepted Islam sincerely from his heart
Where did Umar (RA) secretly hear the Quran?
At the Kaaba
How did Muslims show strength after these conversions?
They walked to the Kaaba in two strong lines
What major leadership role did Umar RA later have?
He became one of the four khalifas
What weapon did Hamzah RA carry to the Kaaba?
A bow
What promise did Hamzah RA make after becoming Muslim?
He promised to protect Prophet Muhammad SAW
What was Umar (RA) planning before learning the truth?
To harm the Prophet Muhammad (SAW)
Who led the two lines of Muslims?
Hamzah (RA) and Umar (RA)
Why were their conversions important for Muslims?
Their strength protected believers and made Islam public
What did Hamzah RA do to defend the Prophet SAW?
He struck Abu Jahl and defended Islam
How did Muslims feel after Hamzah RA accepted Islam?
They felt safer and braver
His sister and her husband
What brave action did Umar RA take after becoming Muslim?
He openly told Quraysh he was Muslim and defended Islam