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An individual refers to:
Group of people
Nation
Single human being
Society
Needs, ideas, beliefs belong to:
Society
Civilization
Individual
State
Society is formed when people:
Fight
Live alone
Cooperate & share values
Rule others
Civilization develops from:
Individual
Society
State
Empire
Which is NOT a feature of civilization?
Law
Government
Education
Isolation
Law is related to:
Education
Judiciary
Religion
Family
Economy refers to:
Beliefs
Trade & wealth
Education
Art
Organized religion is part of:
Individual
Society
Civilization
Tribe
Arts and technology show:
Poverty
Backwardness
Development of civilization
Decline
Civilization requires:
One leader
One language
Institutions
Army only
Tawheed means:
Justice
Equality
Oneness of Allah
Worship
Adl refers to:
Mercy
Justice
Brotherhood
Equality
Equality of mankind means:
Rich superior
Arabs superior
All humans equal
Muslims superior
Seeking knowledge in Islam is:
Optional
Forbidden
Obligatory
Unnecessary
Brotherhood promotes:
Hatred
Unity
Division
Racism
Akhlaq refers to:
Economy
Moral character
Law
Education
Social welfare focuses on:
Individual benefit
Public welfare
Army
Trade
Freedom of religion ensures:
Forced conversion
Religious tolerance
Ban on religion
One religion only
Shura means:
War
Consultation
Law
Trade
Islam emphasizes balance between:
Rich & poor
Power & politics
Material & spiritual life
East & West
Period of Rightly Guided Caliphs lasted:
610–632
632–661
661–750
750–1258
First compilation of Qur’an was done under:
Hazrat Umar (RA)
Hazrat Usman (RA)
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
Hazrat Ali (RA)
Standard copies of Qur’an prepared by:
Abu Bakr (RA)
Umar (RA)
Usman (RA)
Ali (RA)
Bait-ul-Mal was:
School
Treasury
Court
Mosque
Qazi courts dealt with:
Trade
Law & justice
Army
Education
Administrative divisions improved:
Education
Governance
Religion
Trade
Expansion to Egypt occurred during:
Abbasids
Umayyads
Rightly Guided Caliphs
Ottomans
Accountability was emphasized in:
Abbasid period
Umayyad period
Rightly Guided period
Ottoman period
Umayyad rule began in:
632
661
750
1258
Official language declared Arabic in:
Abbasid
Umayyad
Ottoman
Mughal
Postal system developed in:
Rightly Guided
Abbasid
Umayyad
Ottoman
Dome of the Rock built during:
Abbasids
Umayyads
Ottomans
Fatimids
Masjid Umayyah is located in:
Makkah
Madinah
Damascus
Baghdad
Islamic state expanded to Spain during:
Abbasids
Umayyads
Ottomans
Mughals
Islamic coins replaced:
Greek coins
Chinese coins
Roman & Persian coins
Indian coins
Abbasid Period & Golden Age—Abbasid period started in:
661
700
750
800
Abbasid capital was:
Damascus
Cairo
Baghdad
Istanbul
Bait-ul-Hikmah means:
House of Wealth
House of Justice
House of Wisdom
House of Law
Translation movement occurred in:
Umayyad period
Abbasid period
Ottoman period
Mughal period
Golden Age lasted till:
661
750
1258
1492
Mathematics—Founder of Algebra:
Ibn Sina
Al-Biruni
Al-Khwarizmi
Jabir bin Hayyan
Mathematics—Algebra comes from:
Latin
Greek
Arabic “Al-Jabr”
Persian
Concept of algorithm introduced by:
Ibn Sina
Al-Khwarizmi
Al-Razi
Al-Biruni
Arabic numerals spread to:
Asia only
Europe
Africa only
China
Medicine—Ibn Sina is known as:
Father of Chemistry
Father of Algebra
Prince of Physicians
Father of Optics
Medicine—Al-Qanun fi al-Tibb was used for:
100 years
300 years
600 years
50 years
Medicine—Smallpox & measles differentiated by:
Ibn Sina
Al-Razi
Ibn al-Nafis
Jabir
Medicine—Pulmonary circulation discovered by:
Al-Razi
Ibn Sina
Ibn al-Nafis
Al-Biruni
Chemistry—Father of Chemistry:
Al-Biruni
Jabir bin Hayyan
Ibn al-Haytham
Al-Khwarizmi
Chemistry—Distillation method developed by:
Al-Razi
Jabir bin Hayyan
Ibn Sina
Al-Biruni
Origins & Lineage—Islamic Caliphate began after the death of:
Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)
Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)
Hazrat Ali (RA)
Hazrat Umar (RA)
Origins & Lineage—Prophet Muhammad (SAW) belonged to the tribe of:
Banu Umayyah
Banu Abbas
Quraysh
Banu Israel
Origins & Lineage—Quraysh traced their lineage to:
Ibrahim (AS)
Ismail (AS)
Adnan
Qussay
Origins & Lineage—Ismail (AS) was the son of:
Musa (AS)
Yaqub (AS)
Ibrahim (AS)
Nuh (AS)
Origins & Lineage—Hashim and Abd Shams were sons of:
Qussay
Abd Manaf
Adnan
Umayyah
Origins & Lineage—Banu Umayyah descended from:
Hashim
Abd Shams
Abbas
Ali
Origins & Lineage—Pre-Islam rivalry existed between:
Romans & Persians
Arabs & Jews
Banu Umayyah & Banu Hashim
Muslims & Christians
Rashidun Caliphate (632–661)—Rashidun period lasted from:
610–632
632–661
661–750
750–1258
Rashidun Caliphate (632–661)—First elected Caliph was:
Umar (RA)
Ali (RA)
Abu Bakr (RA)
Usman (RA)
Rashidun Caliphate (632–661)—Abu Bakr (RA) ruled from:
632–634
634–644
Abu Bakr (RA) was known as:
Military general
Crisis manager
Philosopher
Scientist
Umar ibn Khattab (RA) ruled from:
632–634
634–644
644–656
656–661
Umar (RA) conquered all EXCEPT:
Egypt
Persia
Spain
Iraq
Damascus surrendered in:
632
634
635
638
Jerusalem surrendered peacefully in:
635
636
637
638
Omar’s pledge was given to:
Romans
Persians
Jerusalemites
Jews only
Umar (RA) established a modern state with:
Parliament
Treasury & defense
Democracy
Banking system
Engraved currency was introduced by:
Abu Bakr (RA)
Umar (RA)
Usman (RA)
Ali (RA)
Uthman & Ali (RA) — Uthman bin Affan (RA) ruled from:
632–634
634–644
644–656
656–661
Compilation of the Qur’an was completed under:
Abu Bakr (RA)
Umar (RA)
Usman (RA)
Ali (RA)
During Uthman’s rule, emerged:
Stability
Power struggle
Peace
Expansion only
Ali bin Abi Talib (RA) ruled from:
644–656
656–661
661–680
632–661
Ali’s period saw:
Peaceful democracy
Armed conflict
Expansion in Europe
Industrial growth
Political parties first emerged during:
Abu Bakr
Umar
Uthman
Ali
End of democracy occurred in:
644
656
661
680
Umayyad Dynasty (661–750) — Umayyad capital was:
Makkah
Madinah
Damascus
Baghdad
Umayyad Dynasty began in:
656
661
680
711
Empire expanded to North Africa up to:
Red Sea
Mediterranean
Atlantic Ocean
Black Sea
Spain was conquered in:
691
711
732
750
Conqueror of Spain was:
Musa bin Nusair
Salahuddin
Tariq bin Ziyad
Abdul Malik
Expansion into Europe was stopped in:
Spain
Rome
France
England
Expansion stopped by:
Napoleon
Charles Martel
Julius Caesar
Alexander
Battle blocking expansion occurred in:
711
720
732
750
Dome of the Rock built in:
680
691
711
732
Builder of Dome of the Rock:
Walid I
Muawiya
Abdul Malik
Yazid
Umayyads promoted:
Persian culture
Arabization
Greek culture
European ideas
Architecture & science flourished under:
Rashidun
Umayyads
Ottomans
Mughals
Abbasid Dynasty (750–1258) — Abbasids overthrew Umayyads under:
Al-Mansur
Abu Muslim al-Khorasani
Salahuddin
Harun Rashid
First Abbasid Caliph:
Al-Mansur
Harun Rashid
Al-Ma’mun
Abu al-Abbas al-Saffah
Abbasids belonged to family of:
Ali (RA)
Umar (RA)
Abbas (RA)
Hashim
Abbasid capital moved to:
Syria
Arabia
Iraq
Baghdad was built in:
750
756
762
768
Builder of Baghdad:
Harun Rashid
Al-Mansur
Al-Ma'mun
Al-Saffah
Baghdad population reached:
500,000
1 million
2 million
3 million
Abbasid period known for:
Decline
Ignorance
Golden Age
Isolation
Qurtoba competed with:
Cairo
Damascus
Baghdad
Istanbul
Cairo built in:
750
800
900
968
Crusades (1095–1291) — Crusades were:
Political wars
Trade wars
Religious wars
Civil wars
Crusades (1095–1291) — Crusades began in:
1000
1054
1095
1187
Crusades (1095–1291) — Called by:
Pope Gregory
Pope Urban II
King Richard
Emperor Constantine
Crusades (1095–1291) — Jerusalem captured in:
1095
1097
1099
1101
Crusades (1095–1291) — Muslim leader who reconquered Jerusalem:
Nuruddin Zangi
Salahuddin Ayyubi
Tariq bin Ziyad
Mehmed II
Crusades (1095–1291) — Jerusalem reconquered in:
1099
1144
1187
1200
Crusades (1095–1291) — Salahuddin was known for:
Cruelty
Mercy
Revenge
Expansion
Ottomans (1299–1924) — Ottoman Empire began in:
1258
1299
1453
1517
Ottomans (1299–1924) — Constantinople conquered in:
1400
1453
1500
1517
Ottomans (1299–1924) — Conqueror of Constantinople:
Selim I
Suleiman
Mehmed II
Bayezid
Ottomans (1299–1924) — Constantinople renamed:
Ankara
Baghdad
Istanbul
Cairo
Ottomans (1299–1924) — Ottoman Empire spanned:
One continent
Two continents
Three continents
Four continents
End of Caliphate & WWI — World War I started in:
1912
1914
1916
1918
End of Caliphate & WWI — World War I ended in:
1916
1917
1918
1920
End of Caliphate & WWI — Last Ottoman Caliph was:
Mehmed V
Abdul Hamid II
Abdulmejid II
Selim I
End of Caliphate & WWI — Caliphate abolished on:
1918
1922
1923
1924
End of Caliphate & WWI — Abolition done by:
British Parliament
Mustafa Kemal
Ottoman Sultan
UN
End of Caliphate & WWI — Sultan during WWI:
Mehmed II
Selim I
Mehmed V
Suleiman
British Agreements — Husayn-McMahon correspondence promised:
Jewish homeland
Arab independence
French control
Ottoman revival
British Agreements — British spy to Arabs:
Lawrence of Arabia
Churchill
Allenby
Balfour
British Agreements — Sykes-Picot agreement was between:
Britain & Ottomans
Britain & Arabs
Britain & France
Britain & USA
British Agreements — Balfour Declaration supported:
Arab state
Islamic Caliphate
Jewish homeland
Ottoman Empire
British Agreements — Balfour letter written to:
Weizmann
Rothschild
Lawrence
Hussein
Post-War & Results — Paris Peace Conference held in:
1918
1919
1920
