Pakistan MCQs

Abdullah ibn Abi Bakr helped provide information during the Hijrah.
He was the son of Abu Bakr and brother of Aishah.

Asma helped supply the travelers during the Hijrah.
Her title refers to the two-part belt used to secure provisions.

Ali was the son of Abu Talib, the Prophet's uncle.
He married the Prophet's daughter Fatimah.

Nusaybah bint Ka'b, also known as Umm Ammarah, fought courageously at Uhud.
She protected the Prophet during the battle.

Ali moved the political center to Kufa in Iraq.
The city became his main capital.

The Prophet appointed Usamah ibn Zayd to lead an expedition.
Abu Bakr later ensured that the army departed.

The term refers to the first four Caliphs in Sunni historical usage.
They are Abu Bakr, Umar, Uthman, and Ali.

Zayd ibn Harithah was close to the Prophet and among the earliest Muslims.
He was the father of Usamah ibn Zayd.

Khalid ibn al-Walid received the title Saifullah.
He was a highly successful military commander.

Uthman contributed generously to the difficult Tabuk campaign.
His support helped equip soldiers and provide supplies.

Abu Ubaydah was praised for exceptional trustworthiness.
He also commanded Muslim armies in Syria.

Islam is commonly described through five foundational pillars.
They organize basic belief and acts of worship.