Battle of Trench and Treaty of Hudaibiya Lecture Notes

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Practice fill-in-the-blank flashcards covering the events, dates, figures, Quranic references, and treaty terms of the Battle of the Trench (Khandaq) and the Treaty of Hudaibiya.

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After being expelled from Madinah for plotting to kill the Prophet (pbuh), the Jews of Banu Nazir settled at __________.

Khyber

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In 5 A.H. / 627 AD, the invading confederate army of 10,00010,000 soldiers was placed under the command of __________.

Abu Sufyan

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Members of the tribe of __________ traveled to warn the Holy Prophet (P.B.U.H) of the approaching invading army.

Banu Khuza'a

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In the consultative counsel, the Prophet (P.B.U.H) appreciated the opinion of Hazrat __________ (RA), who suggested digging a trench around Madinah.

Salman Farsi

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Three sides of Madinah were naturally fortified by houses, orchards, and lava fields, leaving only the North, or __________ front unprotected.

Syrian

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The defensive trench dug around the unprotected side of Madinah was approximately five yards wide and __________ yards deep.

five

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To prepare the defenses of Madinah, a workforce of __________ Muslims worked in groups of 10 to dig the trench.

3,0003,000

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The trench excavated around the Syrian front of Madinah was __________ kilometers long.

5.55.5

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Although completed in 06 days, some historical accounts report that digging the trench took __________ days due to rocky terrain and winter.

2020

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The siege of Madinah by the allied confederate forces lasted for about __________ days.

2727

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During the siege, __________ slaughtered a sheep to host the Prophet (pbuh), who miraculously fed the entire army from that single animal.

Jabir bin Abdullah

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When the Quraish attempted to cross a narrow part of the trench, Hazrat Ali accepted a duel challenge and killed the undefeated warrior named __________.

Amr bin Abd Wad

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According to Surah 33:13, hypocrites asked for leave to flee the battle on the false pretext that their houses were __________.

bare and exposed

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The Jewish tribe of __________ broke their treaty with the Holy Prophet and conspired with the Quraish to launch an attack from the rear.

Banu Quraiza

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Because a confederation of multiple hostile tribes united against Madinah, the Battle of the Trench is also known as the Battle of __________.

Ahzab

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To disrupt the confederacy, the Prophet (pbuh) deployed strategic skills by sending __________ to sow seeds of mistrust among the allies.

Nuaym bin Mas'ud

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Allah helped break the siege by dispatching angels and a severe __________ that blew down the enemies' tents and cooking gear.

windstorm

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Following their treacherous breach of treaty during the battle, the fortresses of Banu Quraiza were besieged by Muslims for __________ days.

2525

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The punishment for the treachery of Banu Quraiza was judged according to the Taurah by __________.

Saad bin Muaaz

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Following the ruling of Saad bin Muaaz, around __________ men from Banu Quraiza were executed for their treachery.

600–700600\text{--}700

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The Treaty of Hudaibiya took place in the year 628 A.D.628\text{ A.D.} or __________ A.H.

66

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In February 628 A.D., approximately __________ unarmed Muslims left Madinah toward Mecca to perform Umra.

14001400

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The Muslim pilgrims departed Madinah for Mecca in the Islamic month of __________ in 6 A.H.

Dhul Qadah

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Muslims leaving Madinah were strictly prohibited from fighting because they were in a state of __________.

ihram

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When the Muslim emissary Hazrat __________ was detained in Mecca, a rumour broke out that he had been killed.

Usman

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The pledge taken under a tree by the companions to lay down their lives and avenge Hazrat Usman is known as __________.

Bait-e-Rizwan

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Apprehensive after the Bait-e-Rizwan oath, the Quraish dispatched __________ to negotiate a peace treaty with the Muslims.

Sohail bin Amr

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Under the terms of the Treaty of Hudaibiya, Muslims could return for Pilgrimage the next year but could stay in Makkah for only __________ days.

three

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Clause 4 of the Treaty of Hudaibiya stipulated that there would be no fighting between both parties for a duration of __________ years.

ten

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The treaty specified that if a member of the Quraish joined the Muslims without guardian permission, he would be __________.

sent back to Makkah

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Unsatisfied with the seemingly disadvantageous terms of the treaty, Hazrat __________ questioned why the Muslims were demeaning their religion.

Umar

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Hazrat __________ was chosen by the Prophet (pbuh) to write the formal document of the Treaty of Hudaibiya.

Ali

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Upon Suhail's objection to 'the Messenger of Allah', the Prophet instructed Ali to write 'Muhammad son of __________'.

Abdullah

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Suhail bin Amr's son, named __________, escaped to the Prophet seeking freedom, but was told to remain patient to uphold the treaty.

Abu Jandal

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After concluding the treaty document, the Prophet instructed the Muslims to sacrifice their animals and __________ their heads.

shave

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The Prophet affirmed that the treaty represented success, supported by the Quranic revelation: 'Verily we have granted you a manifest __________.'

victory

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Following the conclusion of the Treaty of Hudaibiya, the __________ tribe made a pact of alliance with the Muslims.

Khuza'a

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Following the signing of the Treaty of Hudaibiya, the Banu __________ tribe entered into a pact of alliance with the Quraish.

Bakr

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Prior to the Battle of the Trench, Jewish delegates provoked the Quraish and also secured the military backing of Banu Sulaiyam and Banu __________.

Ghatafan

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The Prophet's active participation in digging the trench despite hunger teaches leaders that they should always engage in __________ for the community's benefit.

hard work