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1. Question
What was the condition set by the Messenger ﷺ for those who wanted to march to fight after the Battle of ‘Uhud?
- Only those who had participated in ‘Uhud could join.
- Anyone willing to fight could join.
- Only the strong and experienced soldiers could join.
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Why did the Messenger ﷺ reject the request of ‘Abdullah bin ‘Ubayy, the leader of the hypocrites, to join the expedition after ‘Uhud?
- He was too old to fight.
- The Messenger ﷺ had a personal issue with him.
- He did not participate in ‘Uhud.
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What role did Mabad bin Aboo Mabad play at Hamrah Al-Asad?
- He was a trader selling goods to the Muslims.
- He embraced Islam and was sent to discourage the Makkans from attacking Madeenah.
- He was a spy for the Quraysh.
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Why did Aboo Sufyaan and his fighters decide not to encounter the Muslims at Badr for the second time?
- It was a rainless year, and they needed to focus on crops.
- They were overconfident in their victory at ‘Uhud.
- They believed the Muslims had a larger and stronger army.
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What was the outcome of the second march to Badr by the Muslims?
- The Muslims faced defeat.
- Aboo Sufyaan and his men engaged in battle with the Muslims.
- The Muslims waited for eight days, but Aboo Sufyaan did not appear.
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