Battle of Badr
Which two cities were involved in the Battle of Badr
Madina and Makkah
Which uncle of the prophet (SW) warned madinah of the preparations the makkans were making for war
Al-Abbas
Which groups joined together against the Muslims?
Jews and Makkan infidels
What is hajj
A pilgrimage made to the kabba within the holy months of ramadan
What is the call to prayer called?
The Adhan
which side won the battle of Badr?
The Muslim army
which side won the battle of Uhud?
The Makkans won
Who won the battle?
Muslims
What did the treaty prove?
The prophet and Muslims stood for peace
How many jannahs are there?
7!
How many infidels did each Muslim soldier have to face?
each Muslim soldier faced 3 infidels
Who was the prophet's (SW) uncle, Hamzah, martyred by?
Which tribe violated the treaty obligations and plotted to kill the prophet (SW)
The Jewish tribe of Banū Nadīr
Which two groups were involved in the Hudabiyah Agreement.
The Quraish of Mecca and the Muslims
What is the last/5th pillar of Islam?
Hajj
Who was a Cheif of the Quraish of Makkah and the leader of the caravan of about a thousand camels
Abu Sufyan
Who took out the liver of Hamzah and chewed it raw?
Hind, the wife of Abu Sufyan
Which Persian Muslim advised digging trenches around the city to hold the enemy hordes outside
Salman al farsi
For the Hudaibiyah agreement, In which year of hijrah did the prophet (SW)announce his intention to pay a visit to al ka’bah in Makkah for a short pilgrimage
In the 6th year of hijrah
Who is your prophet?
What is your religion ?
What day did the first encounter between the two armies take place
On the 17th day of Ramadan 2 AH
Which tribes leader did not want battle outside of the city of madinah
The leader of the Khazraj
Which year of hijrah did allied forces of ten thousand strong men march against madinah
The fifth year of hijrah
What was the conflict that was resolved by the Hudaibiyah agreement
Muslims ability to perform pilgrimage at Makkah
What does it mean if something is Sunnah
It is a practice or action that follows the actions of Prophet Muhammad (SW)