The Great Battle of Badr
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OBJECTIVES
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1. Islam is a religion of peace for all humanity.
2. Prophet S.A.W built his emerging society on the foundation of love.
3. Security is the best gift bestowed by Allah upon people.
True /False
1. Hate is the rule in the Muslims’ relation with non-Muslims. F
2. Muslims lived with non-Muslims in Madinah in peace, security and stability. T
3. The Battle of Badr is called “the day of distinction”. T
Match the sentences.
Words Connecters
1 Whoever among you wakes up A It is as if he acquired the whole
physically healthy, feeling safe and world.
secure with his people, with food for
the day.
2 Some travellers told Abu Sufyan that B Mohammad S.A.W had gone out
with his people to raid the caravan.
3 The Battle of the Badr was C The first battle between Muslims
and Quraysh.
Ans 1A , 2B ,3C
GRADE 6
THE GREAT BATTLE OF BADR
SUBJECTIVE
Q1.Complete the table:
Place Near the well of Badr, between Makkah and Madinah
Date 17 Ramadan 2 A.H
The two parties Quraysh and Muslims
Outcome The Muslim won the battle
Number Quraysh 1000, Muslims 313
Equipment Quraysh Strong, Muslims weak
Lesson learned Victory comes with the help of Allah
Q2. Why did the battle of Badr happen?
Ans: The Quraysh wanted to destroy the Muslims once for all. They did not want to leave idol
worship so under the pretext that they were going to protect the caravan of Abu Sufyan, they left
Makkah and marched towards Madinah. Although the caravan reached safely but they did not go
back and the Muslims had to face the challenge.
Q3. What are the lessons we learn from the battle of Badr?
Ans: 1- Victory comes only with the help of Allah.
2- Obeying the leadership and the unity are the tools of victory.
3- We should be ready to sacrifice our lives to save our country and faith.
Q4. How did the Muslim deal with the captives.
Ans: 70 non-believers were captured in the battle of Badr. It was decided that those who could
pay ransom they should be freed after taking the ransom and those who were unable to pay, they
would teach the Muslim. Those who were unable to pay and teach they were freed without any
condition. They were dealt politely and kindly.
Q5. Who is called Shaheed? (Martyr)
Ans: A martyr is someone who sacrifices his life in defense of his religion, country, land and
honor.
Q6. Defending one's homeland is a sacred duty. Provide evidence to this, using a
practical example from the life of the Prophet.
Ans: Prophet (s.a.w.) defended Madinah in the battle of Badr, Uhad and Ahzaab. He and his
companions did their best and even many companions sacrificed their lives to defend their
homeland.
Q7. Peace between nations has several benefits. State three of them.
Ans: 1-conflicts, disputes and wars shatter the lives and stop development therefore peace is
necessary.
2- peace is a source of happiness and stability.
3- peace is a source of material, educational and spiritual development.
Q8.When is martyr’s day celebrated in UAE?
Ans: 30 the November
Q9.Why does Quran say the day of Badr as yaum ul furqaan?
Ans: Furqaan means to distinguish between the falsehood and the truth. As the small numbers of
believers defeated a large number of well-equipped army with the help of Allah, therefore it
distinguished clearly who is right and who is wrong.
Q10. What are the moral and material results of stability?
Ans: Moral: Psychological comfort and the unity of society.
Material: Progress of the country and the advancement of scientific knowledge.
