LAT Islamic Studies MCQs

The Prophet lost both Khadijah and Abu Talib in that year.
Their deaths removed major emotional and social support.

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

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

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

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

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

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

Prophet Muhammad was forty when revelation began.
This marked the start of his Prophethood.

Khadijah believed in the Prophet immediately after the first revelation.
She was the first person to accept Islam.

Abu Bakr was among the earliest believers and is commonly identified as the first adult male Muslim.
He also invited others to Islam.

Ali accepted Islam while still young and living in the Prophet's household.
He became one of the earliest believers.

Zayd ibn Harithah was among the first Muslims.
He had been freed and was deeply loved by the Prophet.