1) What was the intention of the hypocrites of Madina to profess themselves as Muslims?

1. True faith had not entered their hearts, but they saw a political advantage of pretending to be Muslim.
2. True faith had not entered their hearts, but they knew they would genuinely profess their faith before their death.
3. True faith had not entered their hearts, but they had a genuine love for Prophet Muhammad and did not want to upset him.
4. All of the above.

2) Upon arriving in Madina, the Prophet had made a treaty between the Muslims and the Jewish tribes. Which of the following is from amongst the elements of the agreement?

1. The Jews were free to practice their own religion as long as it agreed with Muslim core beliefs.
2. They would mutually support one another in case a foreign enemy attacked.
3. No treaty would be made with the Quraysh against the Muslims.
4. Option B and C.

3) After the Prophet’s migration to Madina, two new hostile forces arose, particularly after the Battle of Badr.  They were:

1. the Quraysh and the hypocrites.
2. the Quraysh and the Jewish tribes.
3. the hypocrites and the Jewish tribes.
4. None of the above.

4) What was the teaching of the Prophet to his believers regarding the hypocrites in Madina?

1. To single them out and treat them with hostility.
2. To ignore them and disallow them from partaking in the daily prayers at the mosque.
3. To never single out anyone and to judge people by their actions.
4. To treat them fairly in all aspects of life except in business dealings and warfare.

5) During the Prophet’s stay at Madina what were the Muslims granted permission for by Allah?

1. Muslims were allowed to eat meat slaughtered by the People of the Book.
2. Muslims were allowed to intermarry with the People of the Book.
3. Muslims were allowed to partake in the religious ceremonies the People of the Book.
4. Option A and B.