Pledge of Medina: True or False

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Quiz on the Medina pledge and its leaders.

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Pledge of Medina: True or FalseOnline version Quiz on the Medina pledge and its leaders. by fatma fahmy 1 All twelve deputies were from the Aws. Yes No 2 The principles included listening and obeying in all circumstances. Yes No 3 The Battle of Badr occurred before the Prophet asked for permission to fight. Yes No 4 The pledge promised Paradise. Yes No 5 The Prophet appointed twelve deputies to guide and lead. Yes No 6 The Muslims pledged to defend the Prophet and would fight only defensively. Yes No 7 The two women who pledged shook hands with the Prophet. Yes No 8 Nine deputies were from the Khazraj, and three were from the Aws. Yes No 9 The Prophet personally led all the battles without any deputies. Yes No 10 The pledge included an offensive war plan against Quraysh. Yes No 11 The pledge occurred during the first year of Prophethood. Yes No 12 The gathering happened in the daytime rather than at night. Yes No 13 Al-ʿAbbas ibn ʿAbd al-Muttalib accompanied the Prophet to the meeting. Yes No 14 Abu Al-Haytham ibn At-Taihan asked if they would sever their treaties with the Jews if Allah granted victory. Yes No 15 All attendees were Muslims from Madinah with no non-Muslims present. Yes No 16 The pledge promised to defend the Prophet but not to protect his family and dependents. Yes No 17 Seventy-three men and two women attended from among those in Yathrib. Yes No 18 The pledge was the second Aqabah pledge and occurred in the twelfth year of Prophethood. Yes No 19 The pledge included a commitment to protect the Prophet, with the idea that 'your blood is my blood, your war is my war.' Yes No 20 The meeting took place at night in the mountain pass next to Jamrat al-Aqabah. Yes No

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All twelve deputies were from the Aws.

The principles included listening and obeying in all circumstances.

The Battle of Badr occurred before the Prophet asked for permission to fight.

The pledge promised Paradise.

The Prophet appointed twelve deputies to guide and lead.

The Muslims pledged to defend the Prophet and would fight only defensively.

The two women who pledged shook hands with the Prophet.

Nine deputies were from the Khazraj, and three were from the Aws.

The Prophet personally led all the battles without any deputies.

The pledge included an offensive war plan against Quraysh.

The pledge occurred during the first year of Prophethood.

The gathering happened in the daytime rather than at night.

Al-ʿAbbas ibn ʿAbd al-Muttalib accompanied the Prophet to the meeting.

Abu Al-Haytham ibn At-Taihan asked if they would sever their treaties with the Jews if Allah granted victory.

All attendees were Muslims from Madinah with no non-Muslims present.

The pledge promised to defend the Prophet but not to protect his family and dependents.

Seventy-three men and two women attended from among those in Yathrib.

The pledge was the second Aqabah pledge and occurred in the twelfth year of Prophethood.

The pledge included a commitment to protect the Prophet, with the idea that 'your blood is my blood, your war is my war.'

The meeting took place at night in the mountain pass next to Jamrat al-Aqabah.