Inviting people to the right path of Islam is a duty only bestowed upon Prophets or those with high ranks in Islam.
True
False
Abu Bakr is known as…
The Symbol of power and strength
The Symbol of Loyalty and Truthfulness
The Symbol of Modesty and wiseness
The Symbol of kindness and compassion
Who is Abu Bakr's father and mother?
Uthman and Salma
Sadiq and Fatima
Sadiq and Salma
Uthman and Fatima
Why did the Muslims decide to migrate to Abyssinia?
The Muslims were beginning to feel afraid in Makkah
Makkah was not big enough for all the Muslims
Makkah had become dangerous to practice Islam
Makkah was no longer the place with the most Muslims
What pledge did Abu Bakr’s mother make if she gave birth to a baby boy?
She would become the most devout servant of God
She would donate all her wealth to charity
She would have 3 more children
Her son would serve the Ka’aba if he lived
Abu Bakr was given the title of ‘Ateeq’
True
False
Bakr was the _____ man to embrace islam
Third
Fourth
First
Second
He was given the title of ‘Siddiq’ which means what?
The charitable one
The truthful one
The loyal one
The wise one
What was Abu Bakr’s profession?
A merchant and trader
A shepard
A carpenter
A builder
Abu Bakr had a dream about he moon. What is the meaning of this dream?
Abu Bakr will embrace the faith of Islam and be its greatest supporter
Abu Bakr would witness the coming of the final prophet
There was no meaning behind this dream
The final prophet will spread light like the moon in darkness
Who placed Hajar ul-Aswad in place on the Ka’baa?
Khadija
A passing merchant
Abu Bakr
Prophet Muhammed
Who was NOT included in the committee of the leading group of men in Mecca?
Abu Omar
Abu Jahl
Abu Bakr
Abu Sufyan
A man believed Abu Bakr would support the prophet, to confirm he checked which part of his body?
His Neck
His Stomach
His Back
His Arm
What was the outcome of the Battle of Badr?
Tie
Victory
No outcome
Loss
How did Abu Bakr start trying to invite people to Islam?
Preaching to all the people
Through his actions
Using his wealth
Using his reputation and social status
What was one of the reasons Abu Bakr's family migrated to madina?
Abu Bakr got sick
They were not comfortable in Mecca
They needed extra support
Abu Bakr's father got sick
