The Prophet's Seerah
The life of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.
Part 2: Quiz
Play the Free Umrah Competition quiz automatically. The bot opens the doors you choose, reads each question and its four options, and answers it. Every correct answer enters you in the daily draw.
Each door in the challenge costs one key and asks one question with four options. The Quiz Bot does the whole loop for you: open a door, read the question, pick the answer, confirm, and go again. It answers from the bank of answers it has already learned (free and instant), or asks an AI using your own API key when it meets a new question.
You open Nusuk and go to the challenge (button 2 in the bot opens Nusuk for you).
The bot opens one of the doors you ticked.
It reads the question and its four options.
If the question is in its answer bank, it answers straight away. If not, it asks the AI.
It records the question, the answer and whether it was right or wrong.
It repeats until it reaches your question count, until you press Stop, or until Nusuk shows a limit.

Tick one or more: The Quran, The Prophet's Seerah, Makkah, Madinah. The bot only plays the doors you tick.
The life of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him.
Verses, surahs and the meaning of the Book of Allah.
The holy city, the Kaaba and Masjid al-Haram.
The city of the Prophet and Masjid an-Nabawi.
Tick one or more: The Quran, The Prophet's Seerah, Makkah, Madinah. The bot only plays the doors you tick.
Every correct answer is saved, so the bank grows as it plays and answers get faster and free.
Wrong answers are recorded. If the same question comes back, the bot will not choose that answer again and tries a different one.
Load the built-in answers with one tap. No file needed, so you start with a head start.
Paste your own API key. It stays on your phone and is only sent to the AI. Test it first with one tap.
If the AI call fails, the bot stops instead of burning your keys on guesses.
Set how many questions to play. Use 0 to keep going until you press Stop.
Choose the seconds between turns. 2 seconds is the default.
Turns, correct, wrong, answers learned and keys, updated as it plays.
Export results and learned answers to your Downloads folder, or share the file.
Import a learned answers CSV, for example one you corrected with ChatGPT.
Reset counters, empty the answer bank, or clear only the wrong-answer records.
The Quiz Bot keeps a knowledge base of every question it sees, the answer it chose, and whether that answer was right or wrong. You can improve it yourself in four steps:
Tap Export results + learned answers to Downloads.
Give the file to ChatGPT (or any AI) and ask it to correct the wrong answers and keep the format the same.
Save the corrected file as CSV on your phone.
Tap Import learned answers (CSV). The bot now uses the corrected answers.
This CSV is a quiz knowledge base about the Quran, the Seerah of the Prophet (peace be upon him), Makkah and Madinah. Check every row marked wrong, replace it with the correct answer chosen from the given options, and return the full file in exactly the same CSV format.
In our testing Nusuk allows roughly 300 quiz turns a day, but not in one go. After a while it shows a limit message. Stop, wait, and try again later. Keep doing this until you reach the daily limit.
Sometimes one door shows an error. That means it is not giving any more questions for now. Open the bot settings, untick that door, and keep playing the others. Tick it again later.
Each door costs one key. When keys run low, run the Keys Bot to fill up to 8,001 again.

On the Choose a door screen, each door uses one key and asks one question. A correct answer enters you in that day's draw. If you answer after the draw, your entry goes into the next one automatically.
Everything here is free and always will be. We built these apps and this site for the sake of Allah. If they help you, please remember us, our families and the whole Ummah in your duas, especially if you are blessed to stand before the Kaaba.
رَبَّنَا تَقَبَّلْ مِنَّا إِنَّكَ أَنتَ السَّمِيعُ الْعَلِيمُ
"Our Lord, accept this from us. You are the All-Hearing, the All-Knowing." (Quran 2:127)