MCQ Detailed View

Prophet Muhammad (S.A.W.) was born as the only child of his parents, Hazrat Abdullah (R.A.) and Hazrat Amina (R.A.). His father passed away before his birth, and his mother died when he was six years old. Though some of his uncles and cousins were close to him and acted as family support, he had no biological brothers or sisters. This unique aspect of his early life made him more dependent on his extended family, especially his grandfather Hazrat Abdul Muttalib (R.A.) and later his uncle Hazrat Abu Talib (R.A.). Understanding that the Prophet had no siblings helps explain his early experiences, upbringing, and the close bonds he developed with his extended family, which influenced his character and leadership qualities in Islam.

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  Only child of Hazrat Abdullah (R.A.) and Hazrat Amina (R.A.)

  
  


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  No surviving brothers or sisters

  
  


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  Raised by grandfather and then uncle

  
  


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  Early life shaped by reliance on extended family

  
  


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  Demonstrates the challenges and resilience in the Prophet’s childhood