TRIVIA: How Clever r YOU??

Your answer of Surah Mujadilah is correct btw In all 22 ayahs of the surah, the name of Allah is mentioned!! SubhanAllah.

Then I think in such situation, the person who posted the last question shud get to ask the next question !

InshAllah.. fair Enough...

MashaAllah Br Zak!! That's the correct answer....some info on the subject:

Following is the mention of Masjid-e-Zirar in the Quran: “And there are those who put up a mosque by way of mischief and infidelity, to disunite the Believers, and in preparation for one who warred against Allah and His Messenger aforetime. They will indeed swear that their intention is nothing but good; but Allah doth declare that they are certainly liars”. (9:107)

This mosque was built by Munafiqeen (hypocrites) as a meeting place with a view to conspire against Islam and Muslims. It was constructed opposite Masjid-e-Quba. Since sincere Muslims usually prayed in the Prophet’s (Pbuh) Mosque and since Masjid-e-Quba was in the outskirts of the then Madinah city where it was inconvenient for people to go for prayers, they had chosen the conspiracy site in the name of a mosque. All-knowing Allah informed the Prophet about this through the Quranic revelation. As it had been prohibited by Allah to pray in a structure called mosque that was founded for the purpose of de-stabilising Islam, the Prophet ordered that it should be demolished. Though another new mosque was never built there, the state and the people knew of the spot till very recently i.e. early eighties of the 20th century. The Turks, during their reign had built latrines at the site so that no devout Muslim could offer Salat there by mistake. “Never stand thou forth therein (for prayer)”, was the order of the Quran (9:108). The Arabic word ‘Abadaa’ indicated that the prohibition was for all times to come.

*waits for Brother zak to post a Question*

Uthman ibn Madhoon (radhiyAllahu 'anhu)

My question:

What was the name of the Christian King from Abyssinia who gave shelter and protection to the Muslims who came to him from Makkah?

Hmmmm.. the answer is :

KING NAJJASHI



In which year of the Prophethood , did Abu Talib and Hadhrat Khadijah R.A. pass away?

Answer: 10th year of Prophethood

Abu Bakr (radiAllahu anhu) was appointed by Prophet Muhammad (salAllahu alayhi wasalam) himself as the leader of the Hajj in which year of Hijrah?

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Answer: 10th year of Prophethood

Abu Bakr (radiAllahu anhu) was appointed by Prophet Muhammad (salAllahu alayhi wasalam) himself as the leader of the Hajj in which year of Hijrah?

well i'm not sure.. i hv done dat last year in my islamic class,..

it is 9th Year of Hijrah

Well done sis mashaAllah! That's the correct answer....now its your turn

Aslaau alikum Dear broz and sister

What was the name of the wet nurse that suckled Muhammad (Sal-Allahu Alayhi-Wa-Salam) for only a few days before Halima as-Sadiyah took the position?


I guess is not dat hard

Through Thuwayyibah, the bond-maid of his uncle `Abdul-`Uzza (Abu Lahab), who suckled the Prophet soon after his birth

Iz dat right :$

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Through Thuwayyibah, the bond-maid of his uncle `Abdul-`Uzza (Abu Lahab), who suckled the Prophet soon after his birth

Iz dat right :$

mashallah ...

Her name was Thuwaybah,servant of Muhammad(Sal-Allahu Alayhi-Wa-Salam) uncle Abu Lahab.

let me con't the story....

she nursed him for a while as she did his uncle Hamzah later on, making the two brothers-in-nursing. Although Thuwaybah nursed Muhammad (Sal-Allahu Alayhi-Wa-Salam) for only a few days, he kept for her great affection and respect as long as she lived. When she died in 7 A.H. Muhammad(Sal-Allahu Alayhi-Wa-Salam) remembered to inquire about her son who was also his brother-in-nursing, but found out that he had died before her.


I guess it is ur turn dear sister

i think this is a very interesting way of learning thinks. you won't believe how much i have learned. soooo keep it up :teeth:

yeah sis Sumeyyah .. MashAllah..u gt the right Answer .. Gues its ur turn for the Question ...

Yayyy :teeth:

Ok..herez an easyyy question :$

Who was the companion that was the first to be buried in Jannatul Baqie?

SUMEYYA i think we have had this Question before in which the answer given was UTHMAN Ibn Madhoon .. lo..try again sis : p

O Lolll i didn't kno

well womanofjihad sis..u take my turn for me :teeth: i can'th think of any questionz :'(

Br Zak, you asked where Masjid an-Nabawai is mentioned in the Qur'an - I had to do some research hence the delay in replying:

Prophet’s (SAW) mosque is one of those mosques whose foundation was laid on piety. This is described in the Qur’an and Hadith. Allah Ta’ala states in al-Tawbah 108:

‘Verily, the mosque whose foundation was laid from the first day on piety is more worthy that you stand therein (to pray). In it are men who love to clean and to purify themselves. And Allah loves those who make themselves clean and pure.’

It is narrated by Abu Sa’eed al-Khudriy [Radhiallaahu anhu] that Prophet Muhammad [Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam] said, ‘The above verse is describing the Prophet’s mosque.’ (Muslim 15:1398)

Further explanation of the above verse and some other Hadith support the idea that both, the Prophet’s mosque and the Quba mosque, have their foundations laid on piety. The following scholars have discussed this topic in more detail: Hafiz ibn Hajar al-Asqalaani (Fath al-Baari vol.6 pg.245), Samhoudi (Wifa-ul-Wifa vol.2 pg.415) and ibn al-Jawzi (Zaad al-Maseer vol.3 pg.501)