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- A. Al-Ghazali
- B. Ibn-e-Sina
- C. Ibn-e-Khaldun
- D. The Holy Prophet (SAW)
Explanation: The saying warns that knowledge becomes harmful when it is not translated into conduct, a principle traditionally attributed to the Holy…
Correct answer: The Holy Prophet (SAW)- A. The Holy Prophet (PBUH)
- B. Imam Ghazali
- C. Prophet Noah (AS)
- D. Imam Muhammad Ahmad
Explanation: The Prophet Muhammad established Dar al-Arqam in Makkah and developed the Suffah at the Prophet's Mosque in Madinah as centres of…
Correct answer: The Holy Prophet (PBUH)- A. Acquired knowledge
- B. Revealed knowledge
- C. Scientific knowledge
- D. None of these
Explanation: Knowledge derived from the Quran, Sunnah, and their principles is called revealed knowledge because its primary source is divine…
Correct answer: Revealed knowledge- A. The acquired knowledge
- B. The learned knowledge
- C. None of these
- D. The revealed knowledge
Explanation: Revealed knowledge is regarded in Islamic educational thought as supreme because its source is divine and it guides both belief and…
Correct answer: The revealed knowledge- A. Research
- B. Through revelation
- C. Reading books
- D. Seeing
Explanation: Scientific knowledge develops through observation and experience, but these become reliable knowledge through systematic research.
Correct answer: Research- A. Pre-Makatab education
- B. Post Maktab education
- C. Post-graduate education
- D. All of these
Explanation: Maktab generally provided elementary instruction, while a madrasa offered more advanced, post-Maktab learning in religious and other…
Correct answer: Post Maktab education- A. PPSC
- B. Competitive examination
- C. Education departmental authority
- D. King/Caliph
Explanation: In Muslim states, the ruler or caliph commonly established and appointed authorities for madrasas through state patronage.
Correct answer: King/Caliph- A. Mosque
- B. School
- C. Society
- D. Home
Explanation: The mosque served as the earliest central institution for Islamic learning, worship, and community instruction, making it a key instrument…
Correct answer: Mosque- A. Quran
- B. All of these
- C. Sunnah
- D. Hadith
Explanation: Quran, Hadith and Sunnah together provide the foundational religious knowledge required in an Islamic education system.
Correct answer: All of these- A. Social justice
- B. All of these
- C. Moral and spiritual values
- D. Peace and pleasure
Explanation: The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) developed a society based on social justice, peace and moral-spiritual conduct.
Correct answer: All of these- A. Sculpture
- B. Painting
- C. Calligraphy
- D. Bookkeeping
Explanation: Calligraphy developed especially strongly in Muslim civilization because writing the Quran beautifully was highly valued.
Correct answer: Calligraphy- A. Ijaza
- B. Aizaz
- C. Sand
- D. None of these
Explanation: Ijaza was a certificate or authorization granted by a qualified teacher showing that a student had completed or mastered a particular…
Correct answer: Ijaza- A. Iranian
- B. A&B
- C. Greece
- D. Persian
Explanation: Al-Ghazali was a Persian Muslim scholar born in the region of Tus in present-day Iran, so both Persian and Iranian describe him in the…
Correct answer: A&B- A. 1158
- B. 1099
- C. 1059
- D. 1058
Explanation: Al-Ghazali was born in 1058 AD at or near Tus in Khorasan. The commonly cited year is 1058, not 1059 or 1099.
Correct answer: 1058- A. To achieve happiness close to God
- B. To achieve success in every field of life
- C. To get knowledge where he can
- D. To work more and more
Explanation: For Al-Ghazali, the ultimate goal of human life is true happiness through nearness to God, not merely worldly success or the accumulation…
Correct answer: To achieve happiness close to God- A. 4 types
- B. 6 types
- C. 2 types
- D. 3 categories
Explanation: Al-Ghazali broadly divided knowledge into two types: religious knowledge and worldly or non-religious knowledge.
Correct answer: 2 types- A. Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
- B. Allama Iqbal
- C. Imam Al-Ghazali
- D. Ibn-e-Sina
Explanation: The Revival of Religious Sciences, Jewels of the Quran and The Alchemy of Happiness are associated with Imam Al-Ghazali.
Correct answer: Imam Al-Ghazali- A. None of these
- B. The sciences of unveiling
- C. The sciences of modern technology
- D. The science of transaction
Explanation: The science of transaction concerns human dealings, conduct, rites and customs, including the rules governing social behaviour.
Correct answer: The science of transaction- A. Religious sciences
- B. Scientific knowledge
- C. Experimental knowledge
- D. Literary science
Explanation: Knowledge of God, revelation, prophets and Sharia belongs to the religious sciences in Al-Ghazali's classification.
Correct answer: Religious sciences- A. Obligatory sciences
- B. Optional sciences
- C. Both of these
- D. None of these
Explanation: Al-Ghazali distinguished between obligatory sciences, which every Muslim or the community must acquire, and optional or meritorious…
Correct answer: Both of these