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Moderate
  • A. Shah Abdul Rahim
  • B. Shah Deen Muhammad
  • C. Maolana Abdul Hakeem
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Shah Abdul Rahim, the father of Shah Waliullah, established Madrasa Rahimiyyah in Delhi.

Correct answer: Shah Abdul Rahim
Fairly easy
  • A. 718
  • B. 712
  • C. 722
  • D. 711

Explanation: Muhammad bin Qasim conquered Sindh in 712 CE, during the early eighth century.

Correct answer: 712
Easy
  • A. Baghdad
  • B. Turkey
  • C. Iraq
  • D. Cairo

Explanation: Al-Azhar is located in Cairo, Egypt, and became one of the leading centres of Islamic learning.

Correct answer: Cairo
Very hard
  • A. 34 years old
  • B. 32 years old
  • C. 35 years old
  • D. 36 years old

Explanation: Al-Ghazali was appointed to teach at the Nizamiyah of Baghdad at about age thirty-four, after gaining recognition as a leading theologian…

Correct answer: 34 years old
Hard
  • A. 860 AD
  • B. 859 AD
  • C. 862 AD
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Al-Qarawiyyin was established in Fez in 859 CE by Fatima al-Fihri. Its early date is also why it is often discussed as the oldest…

Correct answer: 859 AD
Moderate
  • A. Haroon ul Rasheed
  • B. Mustansar Billah
  • C. Al-Ghazali
  • D. Al-Azhar

Explanation: Mustansiriya College in Baghdad was founded by the Abbasid caliph Al-Mustansir Billah in the thirteenth century.

Correct answer: Mustansar Billah
Fairly easy
  • A. Shah Wali Ullah
  • B. Shaaikh ali Lahori
  • C. None of these
  • D. Hazrat Daata Ghanj Bakhsh

Explanation: Kashf-ul-Mahjoob was written by Ali Hujwiri, widely known as Data Ganj Bakhsh. The title refers to his celebrated work on Islamic mysticism.

Correct answer: Hazrat Daata Ghanj Bakhsh
Hard
  • A. Madarasa Firangi Mahal
  • B. Madarasa Rahimiaya
  • C. Madarasa Nizamiyah
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Shibli Nomani praised Madarasa Firangi Mahal as the Oxford University of Hindustan because of its influential curriculum and scholarship.

Correct answer: Madarasa Firangi Mahal
Very hard
  • A. 12000
  • B. 14000
  • C. 13000
  • D. 10000

Explanation: Historical accounts used in Muslim educational-history texts state that about 13,000 madrasas existed during Sultan Muhammad Tughlaq's…

Correct answer: 13000
Fairly easy
  • A. Divided into social classes
  • B. In Darkness
  • C. All of these
  • D. Educationally monopolized by the Brahmans

Explanation: The traditional account describes pre-Islamic Indian society as divided by caste, with education largely monopolized by Brahmans; hence…

Correct answer: All of these
Very hard
  • A. 15 Million rupees
  • B. 20 Million rupees
  • C. 18 Million rupees
  • D. 10 Million rupees

Explanation: Nizam-ul-Mulk is traditionally credited in educational-history texts with allocating 15 million rupees annually to education.

Correct answer: 15 Million rupees
Moderate
  • A. Haroon ur Rasheed
  • B. Hazrat Umar
  • C. Hazrat Abu Baker Siddique
  • D. Abbasi Caliphate

Explanation: Regular salaries for teachers are traditionally associated with the caliphate of Hazrat Umar, when organized state support for education…

Correct answer: Hazrat Umar
Easy
  • A. Home
  • B. Madarasa
  • C. Masjid
  • D. School

Explanation: The mosque was the earliest major Islamic institution for spreading education to the wider community, serving as a place of worship…

Correct answer: Masjid
Moderate
  • A. Caliph Umar Bin al Khatab
  • B. Mamoon ur Rasheed
  • C. Caliph Jafar al Mansoor
  • D. Haroon ur Rasheed

Explanation: The first major medical teaching institution in Baghdad is commonly linked with the reign of Haroon-ur-Rasheed.

Correct answer: Haroon ur Rasheed
Hard
  • A. Banu Abbasi
  • B. Banu Umaiyah
  • C. Banu Usmani
  • D. None of these

Explanation: Systematic explanation and commentary on Quranic verses began developing during the Banu Umayyah period.

Correct answer: Banu Umaiyah
Fairly easy
  • A. Separate education system for Muslims
  • B. Separate province for the Muslims
  • C. Separate Homeland for the Muslims of the Subcontinent
  • D. Separate University for the Muslims

Explanation: In the Allahabad Address of 1930, Iqbal proposed a distinct political homeland or autonomous unit for the Muslims of the subcontinent.

Correct answer: Separate Homeland for the Muslims of the Subcontinent
Hard
  • A. 1019
  • B. 1909
  • C. 1907
  • D. 1920

Explanation: Iqbal received his doctorate in philosophy from the University of Munich in 1907.

Correct answer: 1907
Fairly easy
  • A. Munich University
  • B. Trinity college
  • C. Oxford University
  • D. Manchester University

Explanation: After studying at Cambridge, Iqbal obtained his doctorate from the University of Munich in Germany.

Correct answer: Munich University
Moderate
  • A. Desirable knowledge
  • B. Undesirable Knowledge
  • C. All of these
  • D. Lawful or Permissible Knowledge

Explanation: Non-dogmatic knowledge is classified in this framework as desirable, undesirable, or lawful/permissible, so all listed divisions apply.

Correct answer: All of these
Hard
  • A. Eight
  • B. Four
  • C. Five
  • D. Two

Explanation: Ibn Sina divided knowledge into two broad categories: theoretical knowledge, concerned with what is, and practical knowledge, concerned…

Correct answer: Two