Treaty of Hudaibiya
12 Grade 6 Religious Education (IRE) questions on Treaty of Hudaibiya, with worked marking schemes. 12 questions are available on this topic in full.
Question 1
1 markWho represented the Quraysh of Makkah in negotiating the terms of the Treaty of Hudaibiya?
A. Abu Sufyan
B. Suhail ibn Amr
C. Abu Jahl
D. Amr ibn al-As
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1 markAfter the treaty, Allah revealed a Surah describing it as a clear/manifest victory (Fath Mubin). That Surah is:
A. Surah Al-Fil
B. Surah An-Nasr
C. Surah Al-Fath
D. Surah Al-Kawthar
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1 markWhich of the following was one of the terms of the Treaty of Hudaibiya?
A. Muslims would enter Makkah immediately that year
B. There would be a truce (no war) for ten years
C. The Quraysh would accept Islam at once
D. Makkah would be surrendered to the Muslims
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2 marksExplain the significance of the Bay'at ar-Ridwan (the Pledge under the Tree) during the events of Hudaibiya.
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1 markIn which year after the Hijra (AH) was the Treaty of Hudaibiya signed?
A. 2 AH
B. 1 AH
C. 6 AH
D. 10 AH
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1 markWhen a rumour spread that Uthman had been killed in Makkah, the companions gave the Prophet (SAW) a pledge under a tree. This pledge is known as:
A. Bay'at an-Nisaa
B. Bay'at ar-Ridwan
C. Bay'at al-Aqaba
D. Bay'at al-Wida
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4 marksUmar (RA) and some companions were unhappy with the terms of the treaty. Explain why they felt so.
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Any 4 @1: the terms appeared humiliating and one-sided; the Muslims had to return without performing Umrah; Muslims fleeing to Madina would be returned to Quraysh (e.g. Abu Jandal) while their own would not be returned; it seemed like a sign of weakness; they had expected to enter Makkah.
Question 8
1 markWhen the Prophet (SAW) set out from Madina with his companions towards Makkah in that year, his intention was to perform:
A. Hijra
B. Jihad
C. Hajj
D. Umrah
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3 marksState three lessons Muslims learn from the Treaty of Hudaibiya.
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4 marksExplain four reasons why the Treaty of Hudaibiya is regarded as a great victory for Islam.
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Any 4 @1: the peace allowed Islam to spread through da'wah; many people accepted Islam during the truce; the Quraysh formally recognised the Muslims as a state/power; Muslims could travel and mix freely; it opened the way for the later conquest of Makkah.
Question 11
4 marksState four of the main terms of the Treaty of Hudaibiya.
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Any 4 @1: a truce with no fighting for ten years; the Muslims would return to Madina that year without Umrah; they could return the following year and stay in Makkah for three days; anyone from Quraysh who went to the Prophet without a guardian's permission would be returned, but a Muslim fleeing to Quraysh would not be returned; other Arab tribes were free to ally with either side.
Question 12
1 markWhom did the Prophet (SAW) send as his envoy into Makkah to speak with the Quraysh before the treaty?
A. Bilal ibn Rabah
B. Umar ibn al-Khattab
C. Uthman ibn Affan
D. Khalid ibn al-Walid
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