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Muahat and The Constitution of Medina


Muahat and The Constitution of MedinaVersion en ligne first year of medine of Prophet Muhammed par baise 1 What was the primary goal of the "Muahat" system established by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)? a To solve the economic and social problems of the Muhajirun. b To create a military alliance against enemies. c To choose the next leader of Medina. d To encourage people to move back to Mecca. 2 In the context of the Muahat, who were the "Ensar"? a The local people of Medina who shared their homes and resources. b The migrants who traveled from Mecca to Medina. c The soldiers who guarded the city gates. d The group of people who refused to accept the migrants. 3 Which value is most clearly demonstrated by the Muahat system? a Self-sacrifice and social solidarity. b Competition and rivalry. c Individualism and isolation. d Strict tribal hierarchy. 4 The "Constitution of Medina" is historically significant because it is one of the first written examples of a: a Social contract or constitution for a city-state. b Trade agreement between merchants. c Military manual for desert warfare. d Collection of personal poems. 5 According to the Constitution of Medina, how should different religious groups live together? a Each group is free to practice their own religion. b Everyone must convert to the same religion immediately. c They must live in separate cities to avoid conflict. d Only the majority group has legal rights. 6 What does the Constitution say about the defense of the city? a All groups in Medina must defend the city together against outside attacks. b Only the Muhajirun are responsible for fighting. c The city should never be defended under any circumstances. d Each family should only defend their own house. 7 Who was appointed as the final arbiter (judge) for disputes according to the agreement? a Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). b The oldest person in the city. c A council of foreign kings. d The leader of the strongest tribe. 8 When the Muhajirun arrived, many (like Abdurrahman bin Avf) asked for the "way to the market." This shows that they valued: a Earning a living through honest labor. b Laziness. c Charity over work. d Returning to Mecca. 9 The Constitution of Medina moved the city away from "tribal revenge" and established the principle of: a Individual responsibility and legal justice. b Might makes right. c Chaos and lawlessness. d Only punishing the poor. 10 What was the long-term impact of these two events? a Medina became a unified, peaceful, and organized city-state. b People stopped trading with one another. c The city was abandoned within a year. d The city became very chaotic and divided.

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Muahat and The Constitution of MedinaVersion en ligne

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What was the primary goal of the "Muahat" system established by Prophet Muhammad (pbuh)?

In the context of the Muahat, who were the "Ensar"?

Which value is most clearly demonstrated by the Muahat system?

The "Constitution of Medina" is historically significant because it is one of the first written examples of a:

According to the Constitution of Medina, how should different religious groups live together?

What does the Constitution say about the defense of the city?

Who was appointed as the final arbiter (judge) for disputes according to the agreement?

When the Muhajirun arrived, many (like Abdurrahman bin Avf) asked for the "way to the market." This shows that they valued:

The Constitution of Medina moved the city away from "tribal revenge" and established the principle of:

What was the long-term impact of these two events?