What was the primary purpose of the Treaty of Madinah?
A) To declare war against the Quraysh
B) To establish a peaceful coexistence among different communities in Madinah
C) To increase trade relations with the Romans
D) To enforce military rule in Madinah
Who was the main figure behind the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Abu Bakr (RA)
B) Umar ibn Khattab (RA)
C) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
D) Ali ibn Abi Talib (RA)
The Treaty of Madinah is also known as:
A) Constitution of Madinah
B) Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
C) Pact of Aqabah
D) Charter of Mecca
Which groups were included in the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Only Muslims
B) Only Jews
C) Only Quraysh
D) Muslims, Jews, and other tribes
What was a key principle of the Treaty of Madinah?
A) One ruler for all tribes
B) Equal rights and mutual defense
C) Forced conversion to Islam
D) Trade restrictions on non-Muslims
Which city’s governance was structured by the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Makkah
B) Jerusalem
C) Madinah
D) Taif
One of the major impacts of the Treaty of Madinah was:
A) Expelling all non-Muslims from the region
B) Establishing a unified community regardless of religion
C) Declaring war against the Quraysh
D) Prohibiting Jews from trade
The Treaty of Madinah guaranteed religious freedom to:
A) Only Muslims
B) Only Jews
C) All citizens of Madinah
D) Only Quraysh tribe members
Which of the following was a responsibility of all parties under the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Defending Madinah together
B) Paying high taxes to the Muslims
C) Establishing trade routes with Quraysh
D) Exiling Christians from the city
How did the Treaty of Madinah influence later Islamic governance?
A) It became a model for Islamic statehood
B) It led to wars with neighboring tribes
C) It abolished tribal laws completely
D) It forced people to follow Sharia law strictly
What was a key feature of the Treaty of Madinah regarding conflict resolution?
A) All disputes were settled by the Prophet (PBUH)
B) Only Jewish leaders could resolve conflicts
C) The Quraysh had the final say in decisions
D) Every tribe handled their own conflicts independently
The Treaty of Madinah prevented:
A) Internal conflicts among the signatories
B) Trade with non-Muslims
C) Freedom of religion
D) Migration of Jews into Madinah
Which tribe was not part of the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Banu Qaynuqa
B) Banu Qurayzah
C) Banu Nadir
D) Quraysh
What was the role of the Jewish tribes in the Treaty of Madinah?
A) They were forced to accept Islam
B) They had equal rights and obligations as Muslims
C) They were excluded from governance
D) They were made to pay high taxes
Which of the following was a direct result of the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Strengthened unity in Madinah
B) Declared war on Quraysh
C) Exiled the Christians from Madinah
D) Established Quraysh rule over the city
What was one of the rights granted under the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Freedom of worship
B) Exclusive governance for Muslims
C) Compulsory military service for all
D) Prohibition of trade with non-Muslims
What was the main factor leading to the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Conflicts among different communities in Madinah
B) A trade agreement with Makkah
C) Pressure from the Byzantine Empire
D) An alliance with the Romans
Which historical document is often compared to the Treaty of Madinah?
A) Treaty of Versailles
B) Treaty of Hudaybiyyah
C) Magna Carta
D) Pax Romana
How did the Treaty of Madinah affect Islamic leadership?
A) It established Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as the leader of Madinah
B) It divided the city into religious sections
C) It made the Quraysh the ruling class
D) It gave Jews total control over legal matters
What happened to those who violated the Treaty of Madinah?
A) They were punished according to their crime
B) They were exiled immediately
C) They were forced to convert to Islam
D) They were handed over to the Quraysh
Why is the Treaty of Madinah considered a milestone in Islamic governance?
A) It was the first written constitution in Islam
B) It established Islamic rule in the entire Arabian Peninsula
C) It restricted trade with non-Muslims
D) It introduced new religious laws
What aspect of governance did the Treaty of Madinah introduce?
A) Interfaith cooperation
B) Monarchy system
C) Military rule
D) Sharia courts only
Which of the following best describes the Treaty of Madinah?
A) A document promoting unity and justice
B) A declaration of war
C) A temporary truce
D) A trade agreement
