PPSC MCQs

The Prophet traveled to Ta'if to invite its leaders to Islam.
He faced rejection and mistreatment there.

Al-Isra refers to the Prophet's night journey from Makkah to Jerusalem.
It is mentioned at the beginning of Surah Al-Isra.

Al-Mi'raj refers to the heavenly ascent following Al-Isra.
The event included major spiritual signs and commands.

The five daily prayers were established during the Mi'raj.
They became a central pillar of Muslim worship.

Groups from Yathrib pledged support to the Prophet at Aqabah.
These pledges prepared the way for the Hijrah.

Hijrah refers especially to the migration from Makkah to Madinah in 622 CE.
It transformed the Muslim community into an organized society.

Abu Bakr accompanied the Prophet on the migration route.
They stayed temporarily in Cave Thawr.

They took refuge in Cave Thawr south of Makkah.
This helped them avoid the Quraysh search parties.

Ali slept in the Prophet's bed as part of the departure plan.
He also remained to return entrusted property.

Yathrib became known as Madinah, the city of the Prophet.
It became the center of the Muslim community.

The Prophet participated in trade and caravan business.
His honesty in commerce strengthened his reputation.

Negus was the title of the Abyssinian king.
He granted protection to the Muslim emigrants.