Tutorial 1

What is philosophy?

• A branch of science

• The study of the human mind

• The pursuit of fundamental questions about reality, existence, and knowledge

• A form of literature

Why is the study of philosophy important?

• It helps improve physical health

• It provides a guide for business success

• It enhances critical thinking and problem-solving skills

• It offers religious guidance

What is the primary purpose of philosophy?

•  To entertain and amuse

• To provide definitive answers to all questions

• To raise and explore fundamental questions about existence and knowledge

• To promote political ideologies

Who is a prominent historical Islamic philosopher?

• Socrates

• Aristotle

• Avicenna (Ibn Sina)

• Immanuel Kant

Which Western philosopher is known for his writings on ethics and morality?

• Confucius

• Thomas Aquinas

• Jean-Jacques Rousseau

• Laozi

What distinguishes Islamic philosophy from Western philosophy?

• Islamic philosophy is heavily influenced by religious thought, while Western philosophy is secular.

• There are no significant differences between the two.

• Islamic philosophy focuses on ethics, while Western philosophy focuses on metaphysics.

• Islamic philosophy is atheistic, while Western philosophy is monotheistic.

What is a key concept in Western philosophy?

• Sharia law

•  The categorical imperative

• Fatwa

• Dharma

What does the "Pillar of the Nation" represent in the context of philosophy?

• A physical structure in ancient Greece

• A fundamental principle in national identity

• A famous philosophical text

• A type of government

How does the Pillar of the Nation relate to society?

• b. It serves as a symbol of unity and shared values.

• It has no relevance to society.

• It functions as a physical boundary.

• It represents a historical artifact.

What are the core principles of National Education Philosophy?

• Respect for authority and obedience

• Competition and individualism

• Isolationism and cultural preservation

• Unity, justice, and harmony