When Muhammad returned to Mecca, what did he do?

A.
He went immediately to his wife to assure her of his safety, check on hers, and determine the safety of their home.

B.
Muhammad massacred all of the non-believers after surrounding them with a huge army of his own followers.

C.
He led his followers around the Kaaba seven times, emptied it of idols and declared it a sacred shrine to Allah.

D.
He told the king that he was taking over so that all of his followers would be rich and well fed.

He forgave the people for trying to destroy his message. Then he destroyed all the idols which had been set-up around the House of Abraham ( the Kaaba ) and established Islam as the religion of Arabia. C will be your best answer

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scouteo scouteo · Answer 2 · 2020-04-11T02:18:27+02:00

The correct answer is C) He led his followers around the Kaaba seven times, emptied it of idols and declared it a sacred shrine to Allah.

When Muhammad returned to Mecca, he led his followers around the Kaaba seven times, emptied it of idols and declared it a sacred shrine to Allah.

Muhammad is the great prophet for the Muslim people. He influenced thousands of Arabs through the teachings of his religion based on the 5 Pillars of Islam: the Shahada or the profession of Muslim fate; the Salat or the prayers Muslim people have to make on a daily basis; the Zakat or sharing ones richness with the poor; the Saum of fasting during the Ramadan period, and the Hajj or the Pilgrimage to Mecca.