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Why did Muhammad retreat to a cave outside of Mecca? A. He wanted to escape corrupt Meccan society. B. He was looking for wisdom from God. C. He had been told by an angel to go there. D. He was hiding from his persecutors.

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Answer:

Why did Muhammad retreat to a cave outside of Mecca?

Correct answer A.

He wanted to escape corrupt Meccan society.

Incorrect answer B.

He was looking for wisdom from God.

Incorrect answer C.

He had been told by an angel to go there.

Incorrect answer D.

He was hiding from his persecutors.

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The correct answer is B. He was looking for the wisdom of God. Muhammad was very reflective and spent whole nights meditating in the cave of Hira which was located 3 km from Mecca. There in this cave Muslims believe that Muhammad received the first revelations from God through the angel Gabriel, he received the first revelation of the Koran in the Night of Power.

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