12 Questions
Why is studying the sīrah considered essential in Islam?
To understand the context in which the Qur’an was revealed.
What is the primary significance of Hadith in understanding the sīrah?
It gives snapshots of the Prophet's actions and sayings.
Why did people in Pre-Islamic Arabia worship rocks and stones?
Because they lacked awareness of monotheism.
How did people in Pre-Islamic Arabia replace their idols while traveling?
By collecting a pile of sand to represent their idols.
Which statement best describes the relationship between the Qur’an and the sīrah?
The Qur’an addresses events from the Prophet's life.
Why did people in Pre-Islamic Arabia have around 360 idols in and around the Kaaba?
To symbolize different aspects of nature.
Why was the Prophet's lineage considered the most noble?
Because he was from Banū Hāshim
What made Arabia strategically significant during the Prophet's time?
Its location between the Byzantines and Sassanids
What was Abraha's intention when he invaded Makka with elephants?
To destroy the Ka'ba
Why did Allah send flocks of birds carrying pebbles during Abraha's invasion?
To show His power and protect the Ka'ba
What made Mecca an appropriate place for hosting the first universal religion?
Its history with previous Prophets
What role did Banū Hāshim play in the Prophet's lineage?
They were chosen by Allah from all of Quraysh
Explore the significance of studying the Prophet's life (Sīrah) in Islam and how it influences one's relationship with the Prophet and understanding of the Qur'an. Learn about the primary sources of the Sīrah and its importance in early Islamic education.
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