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Abu Ubaidah: Trusted CommanderVersion en ligne Test your knowledge about Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah. par fatma fahmy 1 Umar ibn al-Khattab appointed him as the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian campaign, and later as governor of Syria; he died in 18 A.H. during the plague. Yes No 2 He fought on the side of Quraysh during the Battle of Badr. Yes No 3 The Prophet Muhammad criticized his honesty and loyalty. Yes No 4 During the Battle of Uhud, he formed part of the ten Companions who protected the Prophet by forming a shield around him. Yes No 5 He fought heroically in the Battle of Badr, where the Quraysh leaders were killed and the Muslims prevailed. Yes No 6 He did not participate in the Battle of Uhud. Yes No 7 He was known for being tall, thin, handsome, modest, and full of life and vigour. Yes No 8 Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah embraced Islam in the early period and was brought in by Abu Bakr as-Siddiq. Yes No 9 He never migrated to Ethiopia and stayed in Mecca all his life. Yes No 10 He was the ninth person to embrace Islam. Yes No 11 The Muslims’ lack of equipment at Badr completely prevented them from winning. Yes No 12 The Prophet's strategic aim in moving toward Abu Sufyan’s caravan before Badr was to provoke Quraysh into open battle. Yes No 13 Umar ibn al-Khattab resisted Abu ‘Ubaidah’s request to leave for campaigns because Umar considered his service essential in Madinah. Yes No 14 The Prophet aimed to negotiate with Abu Sufyan for peace before Badr. Yes No 15 His refusal to leave Abu Bakr after the Prophet's death. Yes No 16 Abu ‘Ubaidah is best described as modest, sensitive, energetic, and courageous. Yes No 17 Abu ‘Ubaidah is best described as outspoken, harsh, and politically dominant. Yes No 18 Abu ‘Ubaidah protected the Prophet at Uhud by removing arrows from his face with his teeth. Yes No 19 The Syrian campaign ended with a peaceful treaty with the Byzantines shortly after. Yes No 20 Abu ‘Ubaidah’s death in 18 A.H. led to the need to reorganize military leadership in Syria. Yes No

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Umar ibn al-Khattab appointed him as the Commander-in-Chief of the Syrian campaign, and later as governor of Syria; he died in 18 A.H. during the plague.

He fought on the side of Quraysh during the Battle of Badr.

The Prophet Muhammad criticized his honesty and loyalty.

During the Battle of Uhud, he formed part of the ten Companions who protected the Prophet by forming a shield around him.

He fought heroically in the Battle of Badr, where the Quraysh leaders were killed and the Muslims prevailed.

He did not participate in the Battle of Uhud.

He was known for being tall, thin, handsome, modest, and full of life and vigour.

Abu Ubaidah ibn al-Jarrah embraced Islam in the early period and was brought in by Abu Bakr as-Siddiq.

He never migrated to Ethiopia and stayed in Mecca all his life.

He was the ninth person to embrace Islam.

The Muslims’ lack of equipment at Badr completely prevented them from winning.

The Prophet's strategic aim in moving toward Abu Sufyan’s caravan before Badr was to provoke Quraysh into open battle.

Umar ibn al-Khattab resisted Abu ‘Ubaidah’s request to leave for campaigns because Umar considered his service essential in Madinah.

The Prophet aimed to negotiate with Abu Sufyan for peace before Badr.

His refusal to leave Abu Bakr after the Prophet's death.

Abu ‘Ubaidah is best described as modest, sensitive, energetic, and courageous.

Abu ‘Ubaidah is best described as outspoken, harsh, and politically dominant.

Abu ‘Ubaidah protected the Prophet at Uhud by removing arrows from his face with his teeth.

The Syrian campaign ended with a peaceful treaty with the Byzantines shortly after.

Abu ‘Ubaidah’s death in 18 A.H. led to the need to reorganize military leadership in Syria.