Battles of Badr and Uhud
11 Grade 6 Religious Education (IRE) questions on Battles of Badr and Uhud, with worked marking schemes. 11 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markThe Muslims suffered a setback at Uhud mainly because:
A. they refused to fight
B. some archers left their positions to collect war booty
C. they arrived late
D. they had no weapons
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6 marksState three qualities shown by the Muslims at the Battle of Badr that led to their success.
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1 markThe result of the Battle of Badr for the Muslims was:
A. a total defeat
B. a retreat to Makkah
C. a clear victory
D. a peace treaty
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1 markThe uncle of the Prophet (SAW) who was martyred at the Battle of Uhud was:
A. Abu Lahab
B. Hamza ibn Abdul-Muttalib
C. Abu Talib
D. Al-Abbas
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1 markOne important lesson Muslims learn from the Battle of Uhud is the importance of:
A. abandoning prayer
B. fleeing from difficulty
C. obeying the leader's instructions
D. fighting for wealth
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1 markThe Battle of Badr, the first major battle in Islam, took place in the:
A. 1st year of the Prophet's birth
B. 5th year of prophethood
C. 2nd year after Hijra (2 AH)
D. 10th year after Hijra
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4 marksCompare the outcomes of the Battle of Badr and the Battle of Uhud for the Muslims.
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2 marks: at Badr the Muslims won a clear victory despite being fewer. 2 marks: at Uhud the Muslims suffered a setback/loss with many martyred (including Hamza) after some archers disobeyed, though they were not completely defeated.
Question 8
1 markThe Battle of Uhud was fought near a mountain called:
A. Mount Arafat
B. Mount Sinai
C. Mount Hira
D. Mount Uhud
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4 marksExplain two causes of the Muslims' setback at the Battle of Uhud.
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Award 2 marks each for any two: the archers disobeyed the Prophet and left their positions to gather booty; the enemy cavalry (led by Khalid ibn al-Walid, then not yet Muslim) attacked from behind through the gap; love of worldly gain distracted some fighters; disobedience to the leader.
Question 10
1 markAt the Battle of Badr, the small Muslim army of about 313 men fought against the Quraysh army of about:
A. 50 men
B. 1,000 men
C. 300 men
D. 5,000 men
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6 marksState three lessons Muslims learn from the Battle of Badr.
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Award 2 marks each for any three: victory comes from Allah, not numbers; the importance of faith and trust in Allah (tawakkul); the value of unity and obedience; patience in hardship; the reward of standing for truth; the need for good planning and dua.
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