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Which Surah refers to Allah as “Al-Basir” (The All-Seeing)?
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- Surah Al-Baqarah
In which Surah is Allah referred to as “Al-Hadi” (The Guide)?
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- Surah Al-Furqan
Which Surah describes Allah as “An-Nur” (The Light)?
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- Surah An-Nur
Which Surah mentions Allah as “As-Samad” (The Eternal Refuge)?
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- Surah Al-Ikhlas
Which Surah refers to Allah as “Al-Malik” (The Sovereign)?
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- Surah Al-Mulk
Which Surah calls Allah “Al-Khaliq” (The Creator)?
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- Surah Al-Hashr
Which Surah mentions Allah’s name “Ar-Rahman” (The Most Merciful) repeatedly?
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- Surah Ar-Rahman
Which Surah gives the parable of those who spend their wealth to be seen by others as being like a hard, barren rock?
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- Surah Al-Baqarah
Which Surah compares those who take protectors besides Allah to the spider building a weak web?
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- Surah Al-Ankabut
Which Surah describes those who reject faith as being like donkeys carrying books?
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- Surah Al-Jumuah
What was one significant American advantage during the battles?
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- Knowledge of local terrain
What ultimately encouraged more colonists to join the revolutionary cause?
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- The victories at Lexington and Concord
What did the British troops encounter in the countryside on their retreat?
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- Harassment from colonial militia
How did the battles impact the British military strategy in North America?
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- They revised their approach to include more caution
What was the main focus of the American military strategy after Concord?
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- Guerrilla tactics and ambushes
Which document was influenced by the events at Lexington and Concord?
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- The Declaration of Independence
What was the British response after the fighting in Concord?
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- To return to Boston for reinforcements
What did the battles of Lexington and Concord ultimately represent?
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- The start of a united colonial effort against Britain
What was the colonial militia’s strength during the battles?
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- Knowledge of the terrain and numbers
What did the British hope to achieve by capturing Concord?
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- To quell colonial unrest