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1. In which month is Hajj or Pilgrimage?

From Quiz Hajj-Pilgrimage

Answer: Zu El-Heja

Rabi Al-Awal is the month when the Prophet (P.B.U.H) was born. Rajab has the Israa and Mi'raj. No special event happens in Jumada Al-Ola.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: About 1000

The Muslims were outnumbered three to one, so the result of the battle came as a sign from God that they could actually win this war. Most of the Muslim warriors who fought in that day were recent converts called ansars, who only pledged to defend Medina, and so they were well within their rights to leave, but when the Prophet asked if they would like to leave, one of the ansars said, "If you [Muhammad] order us to plunge our horses into the sea, we would do so."

From Quiz Hajj

Answer: 0

You go to Arafat from Mina, and pray Zuhr and Asr there. You should pray these two prayers combined, so you have more time to worship God. You then go to Muzdalifah to spend the night. You do not spend the night in Arafat, but in Muzdalifah.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: Thrown sand into the air in the direction of the enemy

It is said that Muhammad threw sand into the air, and God made the sand go into the Quaraish's eyes giving the Muslim army a chance.

From Quiz Hajj-Pilgrimage

Answer: After sunset

From Arafat they go to Al-Muzdalefa.

From Quiz Hajj

Answer: When daylight has been wide spread

Muzdalifa is an open ground, where you spend the night. There is nothing, but dirt under you and the sky above you. You should pray Fajr at Muzadalifa, then after daylight has become widespread, you can leave to go back to Mina. You should not leave right at sunrise, but a bit later, after the sun has completely risen. (Some infirm hajji are given a dispensation to leave immediately after Fajr, so they can have a bit of a head start on the rest of the crowd.)

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: Gabriel

Azrael is the Angel of Death who with some helpers rip the soul out of the body when someone dies. Michael is responsible for thunder and lightning and is responsible for giving out rewards to good people in life. Israfil is responsible for blowing the horn signaling the Day of Judgement. Gabriel was in charge of bringing the revelation to all the prophets, and commanded the thousands of angels in Badr. From the Quran 8:9, "Remember ye implored the assistance of your Lord, and He answered you: 'I will assist you with a thousand of the angels, ranks on ranks.'" Also, it is said that there was a conversation between Gabriel and Muhammad about this, which went: Gabriel asked, "How do you look upon the warriors of Badr among yourselves?" The Prophet said, "As the best of the Muslims." Or said a similar statement. On that, Gabriel said, "And so are the Angels who participated in the Badr."

From Quiz Hajj-Pilgrimage

Answer: From twelve noon until sunset

On the first day of Ed Al-Adha you throw only seven pebbles, which is called Gamratal Aqaba.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: Heavy rain fell on the hill where they were camped

Both armies were camped behind two hills leading into the valley where the battle would take place. It is said that during the night, it rained heavily on the hill which the Quaraish side needed to get to the battle, making it hard to climb. However, it only rained just right on the Muslim side, making the ground not too sandy, and not too muddy, and easier to climb. As a result, the sun (and the heat) was up by the time they got to the summit. And the Muslims could set up another camp and rest.

From Quiz Hajj

Answer: Medina

Masjid - al - Nabawi is located in the city of Medina. The masjid is very beautiful and the Prophet (PBUH) is buried here.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: Wells

Badr was a frequent caravan stop for people traveling from Mecca to Medina because of its wells. For whatever reason, the commanders of the Quaraish did not feel the need to ask allying tribes for reinforcements.

From Quiz Hajj and its Restrictions

Answer: 10th

On the 10th of Dhuj Hijjah, seven pebbles are used. On the following two days, 21 apiece are used. The reason is that there are simply more targets for stoning on the latter two days than on the first. On the 10th, participants must strike the Big Jamarah with seven pebbles. During the next two days, they must turn their attention to all three walls of the structure, hitting each wall seven times apiece in the process.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: Fourteen

Only fourteen Muslims died, whereas the Quaraish lost seventy.

From Quiz Hajj and its Restrictions

Answer: 10th

Dhul Hijjah is the twelfth and final month of the Islamic lunar calendar. Its name literally means "The Month of Pilgrimage", which is intended to reflect that it is the month in which Hajj itself takes place. Incidentally, Eid al-Adha and the start of Rami both occur/begin on the 10th of Dhul-Hijjah. This, in effect, makes it an especially iconic day for the Hajj pilgrimage, known as Yawm al-Hajj al-Akbar. To begin, Muslims recite the takbir, or a prayer of "Allahu Akbar" roughly translating to English into "God is greater". Like on Eid al-Fitr, the Eid prayer is performed on Eid al-Adha any time after sunrise and before the Zuhr prayer. This is followed up by a sermon, and is finalized by the exchanging of gifts. For those living in the US or in a Europeanized setting, you may view this similarly to how a family may exchange gifts during Christmas.

From Quiz Hajj-Pilgrimage

Answer: They can't wear sewn materials

That's why they wear two towels. One for the upper part of the body and one for the lower. All but the right shoulder is covered.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: seventy

Not only did the severely outnumbered Muslims kill seventy Quarish, but they managed to capture another seventy. Showing why they thought that they won this battle because of their allegiance to God.

From Quiz Hajj-Pilgrimage

Answer: Wear headscarf and long sleeves

If you don't wear a headscarf and long sleeves then you cannot do Hajj.

From Quiz The Battle of Badr

Answer: They were let go

All but four were let go eventually, some even converted to Islam after they were set free. As for the four that weren't set free, they were killed. Two of them were killed by angry Muslims because they (as part of the persecution of the Muslims in Mecca) dumped a bucket of sheep excrement on Muhammad. One of the Quaraish leaders was killed by two angry Muslims because of the way they had been treated by him. Likewise, the fourth killed by one of his former slaves, Bilal, who was also the first muezzin.

From Quiz Hajj and its Restrictions

Answer: Reciting a verse from the Qur'an

Qur'anic verses, dhikr, or any supplications from the Sunnah will suffice for making dua. Once seven rounds have been completed, participants are then expected to perform two rak'ahs of prayer near Maqam Ibrahim, if possible.

From Quiz Hajj-Pilgrimage

Answer: On the last day of Hajj

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