True: The location of the Zamzam well was rediscovered by Abdul-Muttalib, the grandfather of the Prophet Muhammad. He found it through a series of divinely guided events and followed the signs that led him to the well., Abdul-Muttalib vowed to sacrifice one of his sons if Allah blessed him with ten children. When he was blessed with ten sons, he drew lots, and the lot fell on Abdullah, the father of the Prophet. However, the people of Mecca suggested seeking the opinion of an oracle, and the outcome allowed Abdul-Muttalib to ransom his son with the sacrifice of one hundred camels., Abdullah, the father of the Prophet, died before the Prophet's birth. He passed away at a young age, and the Prophet was born as an orphan., Abraha was the Abyssinian governor of Yemen, and he attacked the Kaaba with the intention of diverting the pilgrimage route from Mecca to his newly constructed cathedral in Sana'a. This event is known as the Year of the Elephant., The incident of the Elephant refers to Abraha's attempt to destroy the Kaaba using elephants, but Allah protected the sacred site. According to Islamic tradition, Allah sent birds (possibly swallows or small birds) carrying stones that struck Abraha's army and thwarted their attack., The Prophet Muhammad was born on the 12th or 9th day of the Islamic month of Rabi' al-Awwal., False: Abraha successfully diverted the pilgrimage route from Mecca to Sana'a after his attack on the Kaaba., The Prophet Muhammad was born in the month of Ramadan., Zamzam water is no longer available for consumption by pilgrims now , The Prophet Muhammad had siblings who played significant roles in early Islamic history., The water in Zamzam dried up because too many people drank it., The Prophet's father, lived a long life and saw the Prophet grow up.,

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