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Q1. The Constitution of Madinah was established in which year of the Hijrah?

•1 AH

•2 AH

•3 AH

•4 AH

Q2. Who was the primary author of the Constitution of Madinah?

•Abu Bakr as-Siddiq

•Umar ibn al-Khattab

•The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

•Abdullah ibn Ubayy

Q3. The Constitution of Madinah is also known as:

•Sahifah al-Madinah

•Quran al-Madinah

•Sunnah al-Madinah

•Kitab al-Hijrah

Q4. How many distinct clauses or articles are believed to be in the Constitution of Madinah?

•13

•25

•47

•100

Q5. Which two main groups of Muslims were addressed as a single Ummah in the Constitution?

•Quraysh and Banu Hashim

•Muhajirun and Ansar

•Banu Najjar and Banu Awf

•Aws and Khazraj

Q6. According to the Constitution of Madinah, who was recognized as the supreme leader and authority?

•The Jewish tribes

•The Ansar chiefs

•The Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

•The Quraysh leadership

Q7. The Constitution of Madinah granted religious freedom to which groups?

•Muslims only

•Jews only

•Christians only

•Muslims and Jews

Q8. Under the Constitution, who was responsible for defending Madinah against external attacks?

•Only Muslims

•Only Jewish tribes

•All signatory communities collectively

•Mercenary soldiers

Q9. In case of dispute among signatories, where were they to seek resolution?

•Their own tribal chiefs

•The Byzantine court

•Allah and the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

•The Persian emperor

Q10. The Constitution of Madinah is considered historically unique because it:

•Was the first written constitution in the world

•Was revealed directly in the Quran

•Was written in Greek

•Only applied to Muslims

Q11. Which Jewish tribe was NOT a signatory to the original Constitution of Madinah?

•Banu Qaynuqa

•Banu Nadir

•Banu Qurayza

•Banu Israel

Q12. The Constitution declared that all signatories would live in Madinah as:

•Conquered subjects

•One community (Ummah)

•Separate warring factions

•Temporary residents

Q13. According to the Constitution, each tribe was responsible for:

•Paying taxes to the Prophet

•Ransoming its own prisoners

•Worshiping only one God

•Building mosques

Q14. The Constitution of Madinah explicitly forbade Muslims from:

•Praying in public

•Fighting other Muslims

•Trading with Jews

•Leaving Madinah

Q15. Which of the following rights was NOT granted to Jewish tribes under the Constitution?

•Religious freedom

•Equal protection from aggression

•Right to rule over Muslims

•Right to practice their own laws

Q16. The Constitution of Madinah made it unlawful for any signatory to:

•Trade with Makkah

•Marry outside their tribe

•Make a separate peace treaty with enemies

•Travel outside Madinah