All Free Pedagogy MCQs with Answers
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- A. 1859
- B. 1863
- C. 1862
- D. 1868
Explanation: Sir Syed was transferred from Muradabad to Ghazipur in 1862, where he later continued his educational and reform activities.
Correct answer: 1862- A. Urdu
- B. Arabic
- C. Persian
- D. English
Explanation: The Scientific Society translated useful modern works from English into Urdu so that Muslims who lacked English proficiency could access…
Correct answer: English- A. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
- B. Fazal ul Haq
- C. Allama Iqbal
- D. John Dewey
Explanation: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan founded the Aligarh Institute Gazette to spread knowledge and discuss educational, scientific and social reform issues.
Correct answer: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan- A. East and Eastern people
- B. West and Western people
- C. America and Americans
- D. Turkey and Turkish people
Explanation: After visiting the West and observing Western society, Sir Syed was impressed by its social habits and used these observations in his…
Correct answer: West and Western people- A. Eastern
- B. Middle East
- C. Western
- D. Traditional
Explanation: Sir Syed wrote his rationalistic Quranic commentary in a Western-style approach, seeking to make Islamic interpretation understandable to…
Correct answer: Western- A. 1899
- B. 1900
- C. 1917
- D. 1921
Explanation: MAO College was granted university status in 1920, with the university beginning operations in 1921; therefore, among these options, 1921…
Correct answer: 1921- A. Shah Wali Ullah
- B. Allama Iqbal
- C. Socrates
- D. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
Explanation: Among these choices, Allama Iqbal is the intended figure associated with developing an educational policy or educational vision for Iran.
Correct answer: Allama Iqbal- A. Banu Umar Caliphate
- B. Banu Umaiya Caliphate
- C. Banu Abbasi Caliphate
- D. All of these
Explanation: The Abbasid Caliphate is remembered as the Islamic Golden Age because translation, scientific inquiry, philosophy, medicine and literature…
Correct answer: Banu Abbasi Caliphate- A. 1250
- B. 1268
- C. 1258
- D. 1158
Explanation: Hulagu Khan's Mongol forces captured and destroyed Baghdad in 1258, ending the Abbasid Caliphate in Baghdad.
Correct answer: 1258- A. 1066
- B. 1069
- C. 1067
- D. 1400
Explanation: Nizamiyah of Baghdad is commonly dated to 1067, although some historical accounts distinguish between its foundation in 1065 and its…
Correct answer: 1067- A. Banu Umaiya
- B. Aurang Zaib
- C. Abbasides
- D. Bahadur Shah
Explanation: The Abbasid period became a brilliant age of Muslim scholarship because translation centres, libraries and institutions supported work in…
Correct answer: Abbasides- A. Baghdad University
- B. Cairo University
- C. Madrassah Nizamiyah India
- D. Nizamiyah Madarasa Baghdad
Explanation: Abu Ishaq al-Shirazi and al-Ghazali were prominent scholars connected with the Nizamiyah madrasa of Baghdad, one of the leading…
Correct answer: Nizamiyah Madarasa Baghdad- A. Tunis
- B. Marakish
- C. Baghdad
- D. Iraq
Explanation: Zaytuna Mosque and University is a historic centre of Islamic learning in Tunis, Tunisia.
Correct answer: Tunis- A. Shaaikh Ismaili
- B. Daata Ghanj Bakhsh
- C. Cheshtti
- D. All of these
Explanation: Ali Hujwiri is widely known as Data Ganj Bakhsh, meaning the giver of spiritual treasures.
Correct answer: Daata Ghanj Bakhsh- A. Multan
- B. Karachi
- C. Islamabad
- D. Lahore
Explanation: When Ghaznavid power declined, many scholars and writers associated with Ghazni moved to Lahore, which had become an important centre of…
Correct answer: Lahore- A. Delhi
- B. Bombay
- C. Madras
- D. Chinai
Explanation: Madrasa Rahimiyya was established in Delhi by Shah Abdur Rahim and later became associated with the scholarly tradition of Shah Waliullah.
Correct answer: Delhi- A. Shah Abdul Rahim
- B. Mulla Nizam ud Din Sahalvi
- C. Shah Wali Ullah
- D. Al-Ghazali
Explanation: Mulla Nizamuddin Sihalvi developed the Dars-e-Nizami curriculum, which combined traditional Islamic subjects with logic, philosophy…
Correct answer: Mulla Nizam ud Din Sahalvi1158. In which period of rules, separate buildings were constructed for Madarasas______________________?
- A. The Abbasi
- B. The Slajuk
- C. The slave dynasty
- D. The Banu Umaiya
Explanation: The Seljuks are associated with the systematic establishment of madrasas in separate buildings, especially through the Nizamiyah network.
Correct answer: The Slajuk- A. Both A&B
- B. Discrimination between sects
- C. Violation of human rights
- D. Religious freedom
Explanation: Akbar's reign is commonly described as an age of religious tolerance or freedom because he promoted dialogue among faiths and reduced…
Correct answer: Religious freedom- A. Arabic
- B. Urdu
- C. Persian
- D. Hindi
Explanation: Arabic was the principal medium for higher Islamic education because the Quran, Hadith and major religious texts were written in Arabic.
Correct answer: Arabic