1) Which city leaders made a secret pledge to protect the Prophet should the disbelievers try to kill him?

1. The leaders of Mecca.
2. The leaders of Abyssinia.
3. The leaders of Yathrib.
4. The leaders of Taif.

2) By the age of eight which family member did the Prophet Muhammad lose on account of their death?

1. His father.
2. His mother.
3. His grandfather.
4. All of the above.

3) Muhammad was referred to by his people as:

1. As-Sadiq (The Truthful One) and Al-Amin (The Trustworthy One).
2. Al-Quddus (The Pure) and As-Sadiq (The Truthful One).
3. As-Sabur (The Patient) and Al-Hadi (The Guide).
4. All of the above.

4) Select a correct statement with regards to the family of the Prophet Muhammad.

1. After the death of his mother his guardianship was immediately entrusted into the hands of his uncle Abu Talib.
2. His father's name was Abdul-Muttalib.
3. Prophet Muhammad's father died shortly after he was married to his mother.
4. His mother's name was Mary.

5) Select a true statement with regards to Khadijah, the first wife of Prophet Muhammad.

1. She proposed marriage to Prophet Muhammad.
2. She was approximately ten years older to Prophet Muhammad.
3. She died before the revelation of the Quran.
4. She mothered five children of Prophet Muhammad.

6) During the early period of severe persecution by the idol worshippers, to whom did the Prophet Muhammad send a group of Muslims to seek protection?

1. To the just Christian king of Abyssinia.
2. To the noble leaders of the Quraish tribe.
3. To the kind and hospitable people of Madina.
4. None of the above.

7) Allah declared Prophet Muhammad to be:

1. a mercy to mankind.
2. the Prophet of Allah.
3. the one to whom the Quran was revealed.
4. All of the above.

8) In whose care did Prophet Muhammad learn the rudiments of statecraft?

1. His grandfather.
2. His father.
3. His mother.
4. His brother.

9) At the tender age of eight in whose care was the noble Prophet entrusted?

1. His Grandfather, Abdul-Muttalib.
2. His uncle, Abu Talib.
3. A Bedouin lady named Halima.
4. None of the above.