21 Questions
Who accompanied Nabee Muhammad to the cave in Mount Thoor?
Sayyidina Aboo Bakr
What reward was offered to anyone who captured Rasoolullah?
One hundred camels
What was the concern of Sayyidina Aboo Bakr when the search party reached the mouth of the cave?
The enemy will see them
What did Rasoolullah say to reassure Sayyidina Aboo Bakr when he was concerned?
Don't be afraid. Surely, Allaah is with us.
What protected Muhammad and Sayyidina Aboo Bakr in the cave?
The spider's web over the mouth of the cave
Where did Nabee Muhammad go to when the people of Makkah planned to kill him?
He left Makkah to go to Madeenah.
What was the reward offered to anyone who captured Rasoolullah?
A reward of one hundred camels was offered.
Who was concerned when the search party reached the mouth of the cave in Mount Thoor?
Sayyidina Aboo Bakr was concerned.
What did Rasoolullah say to reassure Sayyidina Aboo Bakr when he was concerned?
Rasoolullah said, 'Don't be afraid. Surely, Allaah is with us.'
What was the reason for the search party to leave the cave and go away?
A voice was heard from the outside saying 'Nobody has entered the cave. Look at the spider web over the mouth of the cave.'
How does the text illustrate the concept of seeking protection in Allah?
The text illustrates the concept of seeking protection in Allah by mentioning various examples of how Allah protects living beings and how people seek protection from Him in different situations.
What is the significance of locking the doors and windows and asking Allah for protection in the context of the text?
The significance of locking the doors and windows and asking Allah for protection in the context of the text is to demonstrate the belief that true protection comes from Allah, and taking physical precautions is complemented by seeking Allah's protection.
How does the text emphasize the belief that if Allah protects, no one can harm?
The text emphasizes the belief that if Allah protects, no one can harm by stating that true protection comes only from Allah and highlighting instances where Allah's protection is sought and relied upon.
____ alone is the true Protector
Allah
Allah protects us from ____ and poisonous snakes
wild animals
We lock the doors and close the windows and ask Allah to ____ us
protect
Who planned to kill Nabee Muhammad in Makkah?
The people of Makkah
Where did Rasoolullah and Sayyidina Aboo Bakr hide when the people of Makkah planned to kill Nabee Muhammad?
In a cave in Mount Thoor
What did Sayyidina Aboo Bakr hear when the search party reached the mouth of the cave?
He heard their voices
What did Rasoolullah say to reassure Sayyidina Aboo Bakr when he was concerned about the search party?
Don't be afraid. Surely, Allaah is with us.
What was heard from the outside of the cave when the search party reached it?
A voice saying 'Nobody has entered the cave. Look at the spider web over the mouth of the cave.'
Study Notes
Story of Nabee Muhammad's Migration
- Nabee Muhammad left Makkah to go to Madeenah when the people of Makkah planned to kill him.
- A reward of 100 camels was offered to anyone who captured Rasoolullah.
- Rasoolullah and Sayyidina Aboo Bakr hid in a cave in Mount Thoor to escape capture.
The Protection of Allaah
- Sayyidina Aboo Bakr was concerned about being caught, but Rasoolullah remained calm and said "Don't be afraid. Surely, Allaah is with us."
- A search party reached the cave, but a spider's web over the cave's mouth made them believe no one was inside.
- Rasoolullah and Sayyidina Aboo Bakr were protected by Allaah.
Allaah as the True Protector
- Allaah is the true Protector, protecting His creatures in various ways.
- Examples of Allaah's protection include protecting birds in their nests and kittens in their baskets.
- Allaah also protects humans from wild animals, poisonous snakes, and extreme temperatures, by giving them knowledge to create protective measures like clothing for summer and winter.
- Humans seek Allaah's protection from all forms of evil and acknowledge that if Allaah protects, no one can harm them.
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