1) Which wife had the honor of Prophet Muhammad dying in her arms?

1. Khadijah the daughter of  Khuwaylid.
2. Zaynab the daughter of  Jahsh.
3. Aisha the daughter of Abu Bakr.
4. Safiyya the daughter of  Huyayy.

2) Select the names of two of the most influential wives of the Prophet Muhammad:

1. Sawda and Hafsa
2. Khadijah and Aisha
3. Zaynab and Aisha
4. Safiyya and Juwayriyya

3) Select a true statement:

1. The Prophet Muhammad had only one wife besides Khadijah whilst being married to her.
2. The Prophet Muhammad married Khadijah at the age of twenty five whilst she was aged fifty.
3. The Prophet Muhammad remembered Khadijah after her death mostly because of her immense wealth which he used in the propagation of Islam.
4. None of the above.

4) Al-Fatihah is the name of:

1. the  first Islamic battle that took place outside Makkah.
2. the famous Islamic conqueror present at the time of the Prophet Muhammad. 
3. the  largest door of Paradise.
4. the opening chapter of the Quran.

5) Select a true statement with regards to the Prophet’s wife, Khadijah.

1. Due to her vast knowledge, she was often consulted before rulings were made or decisions taken.
2. More than 2,000 hadith narrations can be traced back to her.
3. She lived long after the death of the Prophet.
4. She was known as At-Tahira, the pure one.

6) Select a statement which best describes the 'Sahabah' as being the best role models:

1. They demonstrated the best behavior and how to learn from mistakes and failures.
2. They demonstrated perfect behavior and were never prone to making mistakes.
3. They taught others that which was pleasing to Allah although they did not practice it themselves.
4. None of the above.

7) Who was the first person to accept Islam?

1. Umar Ibn Al-Khattab.
2. Aisha the daughter of  Abu Bakr.
3. Khadijah the daughter of  Khuwaylid.
4. Abu Bakr.

8) The prophet Muhammad taught Islam to the men, women and children who were close to him. He taught Islam:

1. as it was revealed to him.
2. as it was revealed to the prophets before him.
3. in the form in which it was revealed to the messengers before him.
4. in a form inclusive of his own personal opinions and desires.