Talut
Jalut
Dawud AS
100

Why did the Israelites want a king in the first place?


Because they faced constant attacks and wanted a leader who would guide them and fight for them.


100

Who is Jālūt known as in the Bible?


Goliath 

100

What was Dāwūd (A)’s role in the battle against Jālūt?


He killed Jālūt.


200

What were the two main qualities Allah gave Tālūt that made him a good leader?


Knowledge/wisdom and bravery/physical strength.


200

Why was the battle unfair or unbalanced?


Tālūt’s army was small and weak, while Jālūt’s army was large and strong.


200

What happened to the Israelites after Jālūt was defeated?


Peace and tranquility (sakīnah) came to the community.


300

Why was the community unhappy when Tālūt was chosen as king?


Because he was not wealthy, and they believed a king should be rich.

300

What three things did Tālūt and Dāwūd pray for before the battle?


Perseverance, firm feet (determination), and help from Allah.


300

What quality did Allah give Dāwūd (A) afterward that helped him become a leader?


Wisdom

400

What test did Tālūt give his soldiers at the river?


He ordered them to drink only a few sips of water to see who would obey and show discipline.


400

What did the soldiers fear before fighting Jālūt?


They worried they didn’t have the power to defeat a strong army.


400

What lesson does the story teach us about facing challenges in life?


With perseverance, determination, and Allah’s help, we can overcome difficulties.


500

Why did Tālūt need to test his soldiers before fighting Jālūt?


To see who was brave and willing to sacrifice for Allah’s cause, and to identify the reliable soldiers.


500

What happened when Tālūt’s army ignored the order and drank too much water?


Tālūt realized they were unreliable and not ready to face fear or hunger in battle.


500

According to traditions, what type of tool may Dāwūd have used to defeat Jālūt?


A sling (not modern slingshot; most likely a shepherd’s sling with two cords).


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