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Bhakti and Sufi Movement
By Fahd Kasim Ali,7'D'

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Bhakti Movement
Meaningless,Elaborate and complex rituals and superstitions had crept into Hinduism.
Islam with its emphasis on universal brotherhood and equality of all attracted the attention of the so- called lower castes.
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Multiple Choice
Where did Bhakti Movement become popular?
West Asia
South India
North Asia
North India
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In Maharashtra who popularized Bhakti Movement?
Saint Kabir
Tukaram
Guru Nanak
Sant Jnaneshwar
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Mirabai was a devotee of?
Lord Krishna
Lord Shiva
Lord Vishnu
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Multiple Choice
Who believed that salvation could be attained through Knowledge
Ramananda
Ramanuja
Shakaracharya
Chaitanya Mahaprabhu
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Multiple Choice
Who popularized the worship of Vithoba?
Tukaram
Sant Kabir
Sant Jnaneshwar
Guru Nanak
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How did Bhakti Movement get Popular(any 2)
They rejected the caste system.
They sang hymn and bhajans.
They preaches in the common languages of the masses
They had many followers
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Sufi Movement
To Bridge the differences between the two sects of Islam- Sunni and Shia
To uphold the Islamic concept of Universal Brotherhood and Equality of all
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Which were the two popular silsilahs in India?
Gebel el-sisilah, Jabal al-silsilah
Chisti sisilah, Suhrawardi silsilah
Qadiris silsilah, Naqshbandis silsilah
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Multiple Choice
What is the two sects of islam?
Ibn Majah, Abu Daud
Sunni and Shia
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Where did the Sufi movement originate?
East Asia
North Asia
South Asia
West Asia
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What was the Sufi saint "Hazrat Nizam-ud-din Auliya" popularly referred as?
Baha-ud-din Zakariya
Mehboob-i-Ilahi
Khwaja Muin-ud-din Chisti
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Multiple Choice
Where did the Sufi saints live?
Huts
Bungalows
Khanqahs
Tomb of Christ
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The Sufi moment encouraged unity between......
Hindus and Muslims
Christians and Hindus
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Multiple Choice
Who is referred to as "guru" IN Sufi
zikr
alvar
pir
nayanar
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Multiple Choice
Who is an Alvar?
a saint who worships Lord Shiva
a saint who worships Lord Vishnu
a saint who worships Lord Ganesha
a saint who worships Lord Krishna
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Where was the "dargah" of chishti silsilah located?
West Asia
Ajmer
Zikr
East Asia
Bhakti and Sufi Movement
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