Ibn-e-Khaldun taugh at Al-Azhar and _________________________?
Correct answer: C. Madrassah Kamliah
- A. Cairo University
- B. University of Baghdad
- C. Madrassah Kamliah
- D. Tunis University
Explanation
Ibn-e-Khaldun taught at Al-Azhar and the Madrassah Kamliah in Cairo. The other options were not the institution paired with Al-Azhar in his teaching career.
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