BHAKTI AND SUFI MOVEMENTS

The Bhakti movement emphasized:

• Rituals and sacrifices
  

• Devotion to God and personal faith

• Worship of only one deity

• Building grand temples

Who is known as the founder of the Bhakti movement in South India?

• tulsidas

• Ramanuja

• Kabir

• Mirabai

The Bhakti movement rejected:

• idol worship

• The caste system and social division

• The idea of single god

• The use of vernacular language

Mirabai, a Bhakti saint, was a great devotee of:

• Shiva

• Rama

• Hanuman

• Krishna

The Bhakti movement originated in which part of India?

• South India

• North India

• Eastern India

• Western India

The Sufi saints were also known as:

• gurus

• sadhus

• pirs

• monks

Which Sufi saint is buried at the famous Dargah in Ajmer, Rajasthan?

• Hazrat Nizamuddin Auliya

• Baba Farid

• Khwaja Moinuddin Chishti

• Sheikh Salim Chishti

The Sufi practice of singing devotional songs is known as

• bhajan

• qawwali

• kirtan

• satsang

What was the main idea shared by both Bhakti and Sufi movements?

• Devotion to God over rituals

• Importance of wealth

• only following Sanskrit scriptures

• Political power

The term "Sama" in Sufism refers to:

• Fasting during Ramadan

• The call to prayer

• The study of scriptures
  

• A mystical dance and music performance