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How many of the names of Allah are mentioned in Ayat Al-Kursi?
Six names
Five names
99 names
Ten names
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Five names
Ayat al-Kursi names Allah, Al-Hayy, Al-Qayyum, Al-Ali and Al-Azim. Read the full verse to see these names in context.
After the Hijrah to Medina, how long did Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him and his companions may Allah be pleased with them pray towards Jerusalem before the Qiblah was changed towards the Ka'ba in Makkah?
22 months
2 years
23 years
16 or 17 months
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16 or 17 months
The narration gives the period facing Jerusalem as sixteen or seventeen months before the change of qiblah.
Five names — Ayat al-Kursi names Allah, Al-Hayy, Al-Qayyum, Al-Ali and Al-Azim. Read the full verse to see these names in context. Quran 2:255.
Monday — When asked about fasting on Monday, the Prophet connected that day with his birth in the narration in Sahih Muslim. Sahih Muslim 1162b.
Haajar AS — The account of Ibrahim's family identifies Hajar as the mother of Ismail and describes her search for water. Sahih al-Bukhari 3358; Sahih al-Bukhari 3364.
Jinn — Surah al-Kahf identifies Iblis as one of the jinn when describing his refusal to obey the command to bow to Adam. Quran 18:50.
Monday — The same narration connects Monday with the revelation sent to the Prophet. Sahih Muslim 1162b.
Prophet Ibrahim AS — Ibrahim thanks Allah for granting him Ismail and Ishaq. The Quran also names them among those who received revelation. Quran 14:39; Quran 4:163.
Surah Ar-Taubah — Surah at-Tawbah is the chapter whose opening is not preceded by the basmalah in the mushaf. Quran 9:1.
63 — The linked narration in Sahih al-Bukhari records that the Prophet died at the age of 63. Sahih al-Bukhari 3902.
Friday — Sahih Muslim records Friday as the day on which Adam was created. Sahih Muslim 854a.
Surah Ar-Namal — Alongside the chapter's opening, the basmalah appears in the letter from Sulayman quoted in verse 30 of Surah an-Naml. Quran 27:30.
He split the moon into two — Surah al-Qamar mentions the splitting of the moon. The linked hadith also reports this event during the Prophet's lifetime. Quran 54:1; Sahih al-Bukhari 3636.
Four Birds — In Surah al-Baqarah, Ibrahim is told to take four birds in the passage about Allah giving life to the dead. Quran 2:260.
Maryam AS — Maryam is named directly in the Quran. Surah Al Imran includes the announcement that Allah chose and purified her. Quran 3:42.
Abdullah Ibn Zubair RA — Asma's account describes the birth of Abdullah ibn az-Zubayr after the migration to Madinah. Sahih al-Bukhari 3909.
Prophet Ibrahim AS — Surah al-Baqarah describes Ibrahim and Ismail raising the foundations of the House together. Quran 2:127.
114 — The Quran has 114 surahs. The chapter index begins with Al-Fatihah and ends with An-Nas. Quran — complete chapter index.
1 time — The narration about the Prophet's pilgrimages records one Hajj. This question specifically concerns the period after the Hijrah. Sahih al-Bukhari 1778.
Mount Al-Judi — Surah Hud names al-Judi as the place where the ark came to rest after the flood. Quran 11:44.
Ramadan — Surah al-Baqarah connects Ramadan with the revelation of the Quran and describes it as guidance for people. Quran 2:185.
1000 prayers elsewhere except the Masjid Alharaam/Mekkah — The hadith gives the comparison as a thousand prayers elsewhere, while explicitly making an exception for al-Masjid al-Haram. Sahih al-Bukhari 1190.
Prophet Isa AS — The linked narration singles out Isa and his mother from the touch described at birth. Sahih al-Bukhari 3431.
Zayd Ibn Thabit RA — The report of the collection during Abu Bakr's caliphate names Zayd ibn Thabit as the person entrusted with gathering the Quran. Sahih al-Bukhari 4986.
10 years — Anas ibn Malik describes serving the Prophet for ten years and recalls the way the Prophet treated him. Sahih al-Bukhari 6038.
Ya'qub AS — The linked tafsir identifies Israil as another name for Yaqub; Bani Israil means the children of Israil. Ibn Kathir, commentary on Quran 2:40 (identification of a historical name).
Umar Ibn Al-Khattab RA — In the same compilation report, Umar urges Abu Bakr to collect the Quran after the losses at Yamamah. Sahih al-Bukhari 4986.
360 idols — The account of the conquest of Makkah describes 360 idols around the Kabah. Sahih al-Bukhari 2478.
12 springs — Surah al-Baqarah describes twelve springs flowing after Musa struck the rock with his staff. Quran 2:60.
Abdullah Ibn Umm Maktoum RA — The narration linked to Surah Abasa identifies the blind man as Ibn Umm Maktum. Jami at-Tirmidhi 3331.
4 times — The linked narration records four Umrahs. Read the full report for the circumstances of those journeys. Sahih al-Bukhari 1778.
Prophet Sulaiman AS — Surah Saba describes jinn working for Sulayman by his Lord's permission. Quran 34:12.
Surah Ar-Baqarah — The hadith in Sahih Muslim describes Satan fleeing a house in which Surah al-Baqarah is recited. Sahih Muslim 780.
16 or 17 months — The narration gives the period facing Jerusalem as sixteen or seventeen months before the change of qiblah. Sahih al-Bukhari 40.
Prophet Yunus As — Surah as-Saffat tells the story of Yunus being swallowed by the fish. Quran 37:142.
Surah Al-'ikhlas — Sahih al-Bukhari records the description of Surah al-Ikhlas as equivalent to a third of the Quran. Sahih al-Bukhari 5013.
70 companions — The linked report records seventy of the Prophet's companions being killed at Uhud. Sahih al-Bukhari 3039.
Ishmael AS — The linked commentary discusses Ibrahim's sons and identifies Ismail as the older of the two brothers. Ibn Kathir, commentary on Quran 37:101 (genealogy).
Surahs Al-Baqarah and Al-'Imraan — The narration in Sahih Muslim describes Al-Baqarah and Al Imran coming on behalf of their companions on the Day of Resurrection. Sahih Muslim 804.
70,000 angels — The narration describes seventy thousand angels entering al-Bayt al-Mamur each day, without returning to it again. Sahih Muslim 162a.
Because on that day, Allah saved him and his people Bani Isra'eel from fir'awn — The linked narration connects the fast of Ashura with Allah saving Musa and his people from Pharaoh. Sahih al-Bukhari 2004.
950 years — Surah al-Ankabut describes Nuh remaining among his people for a thousand years less fifty: 950 years. Quran 29:14.
Twice — The Quranic passage and the linked narration describe the Prophet seeing Jibril in his original form on two occasions. Quran 53:13; Sahih Muslim 177a.
7 times — The account of Hajar's search for water describes seven journeys between Safa and Marwah. Sahih al-Bukhari 3364.
Masjid Al-Haraam or the Ka'bah in Makkah — Surah Al Imran identifies the first House established for people as the one at Bakkah, referring to the Sacred House in Makkah. Quran 3:96.
600 wings — The narration in Sahih al-Bukhari describes Jibril as having six hundred wings. Sahih al-Bukhari 3232.
He was a carpenter — Sahih Muslim records that Zakariyya worked as a carpenter. Sahih Muslim 2379.
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