CSS Islamic Studies MCQs

The early call was largely private for about three years.
Afterward, public preaching became more open.

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

Dar al-Arqam served as an early meeting and teaching place.
It offered relative safety during the Makkan persecution.

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

The Prophet called the clans of Quraysh from Mount Safa.
He used their trust in his honesty to introduce the warning.

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

Abu Lahab openly opposed the Prophet's mission.
Surah Al-Masad condemns him and his hostility.

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

Bilal was tortured for his faith by his owner.
He continued affirming Allah's oneness by saying 'Ahad.'

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

Abu Bakr purchased Bilal and set him free.
He also freed several other persecuted Muslims.

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