1) When the “Mosque of the Prophet” was built it was:

1. merely a courtyard surrounded by mud walls and covered with palm tree branches.
2. a magnificent structure made of marble with six tall minarets.
3. a simple mosque constructed of brick walls and a low cemented ceiling.
4. a grand structure built on the architectural style of the Umayyad dynasty.

2) What was the treatment meted out to the prisoners of the Battle of Badr?

1. The prisoners were treated and fed well.
2. The prisoners were not permitted to be ransomed at any cost.
3. The prisoners were handcuffed and flogged repeatedly.
4. All the prisoners were set free unconditionally due to the mercy of the Prophet.

3) At which point were the Muslims given permission by Allah to fight back the oppression they were facing?

1. Whilst they were residing in Mecca.
2. During migration.
3. Whilst they were residing in Madina.
4. None of the above.

4) The Prophet’s migration marked a new phase in the mission of the Prophet and later became:

1. the point at which Muslims would celebrate the lunar eclipse.
2. the point at which Muslims would begin their calendar.
3. the point at which Muslims would appoint their first ruling Caliph.
4. None of the above.

5) At which place did the Muslims engage in their first battle against the Quraysh?

1. Badr.
2. Khandaq.
3. Uhud.
4. Taif.

6) At the home of which famous companion did the Prophet stay whilst the mosque was being built in Madina?

1. Abu Ayyub al-Ansari.
2. Bilal ibn Rabbah.
3. Abu Bakr As-Siddiq.
4. Umar ibn Al-Khattab.

7) The Muslims who migrated to Madina assumed the respectful title of:

1. Al-Muhajirun.
2. Al-Mehboob.
3. Al-Mujahideen.
4. Al-Ansar.

8) What was the first task which the Prophet performed upon his arrival to Madina?

1. To build a learning center where all believers could get the opportunity to acquire Islamic and secular knowledge.
2. To build a house for himself wherein he could live comfortably with his extended family.
3. To build a mosque where all believers could assemble and perform their prayers.
4. To build a legal court where defaulters could be tried and punished.