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Total questions: 121

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Name
Class
Date
1.

An individual refers to:

a)

Group of people

b)

Nation

c)

Single human being

d)

Society

2.

Needs, ideas, beliefs belong to:

a)

Society

b)

Civilization

c)

Individual

d)

State

3.

Society is formed when people:

a)

Fight

b)

Live alone

c)

Cooperate & share values

d)

Rule others

4.

Civilization develops from:

a)

Individual

b)

Society

c)

State

d)

Empire

5.

Which is NOT a feature of civilization?

a)

Law

b)

Government

c)

Education

d)

Isolation

6.

Law is related to:

a)

Education

b)

Judiciary

c)

Religion

d)

Family

7.

Economy refers to:

a)

Beliefs

b)

Trade & wealth

c)

Education

d)

Art

8.

Organized religion is part of:

a)

Individual

b)

Society

c)

Civilization

d)

Tribe

9.

Arts and technology show:

a)

Poverty

b)

Backwardness

c)

Development of civilization

d)

Decline

10.

Civilization requires:

a)

One leader

b)

One language

c)

Institutions

d)

Army only

11.

Tawheed means:

a)

Justice

b)

Equality

c)

Oneness of Allah

d)

Worship

12.

Adl refers to:

a)

Mercy

b)

Justice

c)

Brotherhood

d)

Equality

13.

Equality of mankind means:

a)

Rich superior

b)

Arabs superior

c)

All humans equal

d)

Muslims superior

14.

Seeking knowledge in Islam is:

a)

Optional

b)

Forbidden

c)

Obligatory

d)

Unnecessary

15.

Brotherhood promotes:

a)

Hatred

b)

Unity

c)

Division

d)

Racism

16.

Akhlaq refers to:

a)

Economy

b)

Moral character

c)

Law

d)

Education

17.

Social welfare focuses on:

a)

Individual benefit

b)

Public welfare

c)

Army

d)

Trade

18.

Freedom of religion ensures:

a)

Forced conversion

b)

Religious tolerance

c)

Ban on religion

d)

One religion only

19.

Shura means:

a)

War

b)

Consultation

c)

Law

d)

Trade

20.

Islam emphasizes balance between:

a)

Rich & poor

b)

Power & politics

c)

Material & spiritual life

d)

East & West

21.

Period of Rightly Guided Caliphs lasted:

a)

610–632

b)

632–661

c)

661–750

d)

750–1258

22.

First compilation of Qur’an was done under:

a)

Hazrat Umar (RA)

b)

Hazrat Usman (RA)

c)

Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

d)

Hazrat Ali (RA)

23.

Standard copies of Qur’an prepared by:

a)

Abu Bakr (RA)

b)

Umar (RA)

c)

Usman (RA)

d)

Ali (RA)

24.

Bait-ul-Mal was:

a)

School

b)

Treasury

c)

Court

d)

Mosque

25.

Qazi courts dealt with:

a)

Trade

b)

Law & justice

c)

Army

d)

Education

26.

Administrative divisions improved:

a)

Education

b)

Governance

c)

Religion

d)

Trade

27.

Expansion to Egypt occurred during:

a)

Abbasids

b)

Umayyads

c)

Rightly Guided Caliphs

d)

Ottomans

28.

Accountability was emphasized in:

a)

Abbasid period

b)

Umayyad period

c)

Rightly Guided period

d)

Ottoman period

29.

Umayyad rule began in:

a)

632

b)

661

c)

750

d)

1258

30.

Official language declared Arabic in:

a)

Abbasid

b)

Umayyad

c)

Ottoman

d)

Mughal

31.

Postal system developed in:

a)

Rightly Guided

b)

Abbasid

c)

Umayyad

d)

Ottoman

32.

Dome of the Rock built during:

a)

Abbasids

b)

Umayyads

c)

Ottomans

d)

Fatimids

33.

Masjid Umayyah is located in:

a)

Makkah

b)

Madinah

c)

Damascus

d)

Baghdad

34.

Islamic state expanded to Spain during:

a)

Abbasids

b)

Umayyads

c)

Ottomans

d)

Mughals

35.

Islamic coins replaced:

a)

Greek coins

b)

Chinese coins

c)

Roman & Persian coins

d)

Indian coins

36.

Abbasid Period & Golden Age—Abbasid period started in:

a)

661

b)

700

c)

750

d)

800

37.

Abbasid capital was:

a)

Damascus

b)

Cairo

c)

Baghdad

d)

Istanbul

38.

Bait-ul-Hikmah means:

a)

House of Wealth

b)

House of Justice

c)

House of Wisdom

d)

House of Law

39.

Translation movement occurred in:

a)

Umayyad period

b)

Abbasid period

c)

Ottoman period

d)

Mughal period

40.

Golden Age lasted till:

a)

661

b)

750

c)

1258

d)

1492

41.

Mathematics—Founder of Algebra:

a)

Ibn Sina

b)

Al-Biruni

c)

Al-Khwarizmi

d)

Jabir bin Hayyan

42.

Mathematics—Algebra comes from:

a)

Latin

b)

Greek

c)

Arabic “Al-Jabr”

d)

Persian

43.

Concept of algorithm introduced by:

a)

Ibn Sina

b)

Al-Khwarizmi

c)

Al-Razi

d)

Al-Biruni

44.

Arabic numerals spread to:

a)

Asia only

b)

Europe

c)

Africa only

d)

China

45.

Medicine—Ibn Sina is known as:

a)

Father of Chemistry

b)

Father of Algebra

c)

Prince of Physicians

d)

Father of Optics

46.

Medicine—Al-Qanun fi al-Tibb was used for:

a)

100 years

b)

300 years

c)

600 years

d)

50 years

47.

Medicine—Smallpox & measles differentiated by:

a)

Ibn Sina

b)

Al-Razi

c)

Ibn al-Nafis

d)

Jabir

48.

Medicine—Pulmonary circulation discovered by:

a)

Al-Razi

b)

Ibn Sina

c)

Ibn al-Nafis

d)

Al-Biruni

49.

Chemistry—Father of Chemistry:

a)

Al-Biruni

b)

Jabir bin Hayyan

c)

Ibn al-Haytham

d)

Al-Khwarizmi

50.

Chemistry—Distillation method developed by:

a)

Al-Razi

b)

Jabir bin Hayyan

c)

Ibn Sina

d)

Al-Biruni

51.

Origins & Lineage—Islamic Caliphate began after the death of:

a)

Hazrat Abu Bakr (RA)

b)

Hazrat Muhammad (SAW)

c)

Hazrat Ali (RA)

d)

Hazrat Umar (RA)

52.

Origins & Lineage—Prophet Muhammad (SAW) belonged to the tribe of:

a)

Banu Umayyah

b)

Banu Abbas

c)

Quraysh

d)

Banu Israel

53.

Origins & Lineage—Quraysh traced their lineage to:

a)

Ibrahim (AS)

b)

Ismail (AS)

c)

Adnan

d)

Qussay

54.

Origins & Lineage—Ismail (AS) was the son of:

a)

Musa (AS)

b)

Yaqub (AS)

c)

Ibrahim (AS)

d)

Nuh (AS)

55.

Origins & Lineage—Hashim and Abd Shams were sons of:

a)

Qussay

b)

Abd Manaf

c)

Adnan

d)

Umayyah

56.

Origins & Lineage—Banu Umayyah descended from:

a)

Hashim

b)

Abd Shams

c)

Abbas

d)

Ali

57.

Origins & Lineage—Pre-Islam rivalry existed between:

a)

Romans & Persians

b)

Arabs & Jews

c)

Banu Umayyah & Banu Hashim

d)

Muslims & Christians

58.

Rashidun Caliphate (632–661)—Rashidun period lasted from:

a)

610–632

b)

632–661

c)

661–750

d)

750–1258

59.

Rashidun Caliphate (632–661)—First elected Caliph was:

a)

Umar (RA)

b)

Ali (RA)

c)

Abu Bakr (RA)

d)

Usman (RA)

60.

Rashidun Caliphate (632–661)—Abu Bakr (RA) ruled from:

a)

632–634

b)

634–644

61.

Abu Bakr (RA) was known as:

a)

Military general

b)

Crisis manager

c)

Philosopher

d)

Scientist

62.

Umar ibn Khattab (RA) ruled from:

a)

632–634

b)

634–644

c)

644–656

d)

656–661

63.

Umar (RA) conquered all EXCEPT:

a)

Egypt

b)

Persia

c)

Spain

d)

Iraq

64.

Damascus surrendered in:

a)

632

b)

634

c)

635

d)

638

65.

Jerusalem surrendered peacefully in:

a)

635

b)

636

c)

637

d)

638

66.

Omar’s pledge was given to:

a)

Romans

b)

Persians

c)

Jerusalemites

d)

Jews only

67.

Umar (RA) established a modern state with:

a)

Parliament

b)

Treasury & defense

c)

Democracy

d)

Banking system

68.

Engraved currency was introduced by:

a)

Abu Bakr (RA)

b)

Umar (RA)

c)

Usman (RA)

d)

Ali (RA)

69.

Uthman & Ali (RA) — Uthman bin Affan (RA) ruled from:

a)

632–634

b)

634–644

c)

644–656

d)

656–661

70.

Compilation of the Qur’an was completed under:

a)

Abu Bakr (RA)

b)

Umar (RA)

c)

Usman (RA)

d)

Ali (RA)

71.

During Uthman’s rule, emerged:

a)

Stability

b)

Power struggle

c)

Peace

d)

Expansion only

72.

Ali bin Abi Talib (RA) ruled from:

a)

644–656

b)

656–661

c)

661–680

d)

632–661

73.

Ali’s period saw:

a)

Peaceful democracy

b)

Armed conflict

c)

Expansion in Europe

d)

Industrial growth

74.

Political parties first emerged during:

a)

Abu Bakr

b)

Umar

c)

Uthman

d)

Ali

75.

End of democracy occurred in:

a)

644

b)

656

c)

661

d)

680

76.

Umayyad Dynasty (661–750) — Umayyad capital was:

a)

Makkah

b)

Madinah

c)

Damascus

d)

Baghdad

77.

Umayyad Dynasty began in:

a)

656

b)

661

c)

680

d)

711

78.

Empire expanded to North Africa up to:

a)

Red Sea

b)

Mediterranean

c)

Atlantic Ocean

d)

Black Sea

79.

Spain was conquered in:

a)

691

b)

711

c)

732

d)

750

80.

Conqueror of Spain was:

a)

Musa bin Nusair

b)

Salahuddin

c)

Tariq bin Ziyad

d)

Abdul Malik

81.

Expansion into Europe was stopped in:

a)

Spain

b)

Rome

c)

France

d)

England

82.

Expansion stopped by:

a)

Napoleon

b)

Charles Martel

c)

Julius Caesar

d)

Alexander

83.

Battle blocking expansion occurred in:

a)

711

b)

720

c)

732

d)

750

84.

Dome of the Rock built in:

a)

680

b)

691

c)

711

d)

732

85.

Builder of Dome of the Rock:

a)

Walid I

b)

Muawiya

c)

Abdul Malik

d)

Yazid

86.

Umayyads promoted:

a)

Persian culture

b)

Arabization

c)

Greek culture

d)

European ideas

87.

Architecture & science flourished under:

a)

Rashidun

b)

Umayyads

c)

Ottomans

d)

Mughals

88.

Abbasid Dynasty (750–1258) — Abbasids overthrew Umayyads under:

a)

Al-Mansur

b)

Abu Muslim al-Khorasani

c)

Salahuddin

d)

Harun Rashid

89.

First Abbasid Caliph:

a)

Al-Mansur

b)

Harun Rashid

c)

Al-Ma’mun

d)

Abu al-Abbas al-Saffah

90.

Abbasids belonged to family of:

a)

Ali (RA)

b)

Umar (RA)

c)

Abbas (RA)

d)

Hashim

91.

Abbasid capital moved to:

a)

Syria

b)

Arabia

c)

Iraq

92.

Baghdad was built in:

a)

750

b)

756

c)

762

d)

768

93.

Builder of Baghdad:

a)

Harun Rashid

b)

Al-Mansur

c)

Al-Ma'mun

d)

Al-Saffah

94.

Baghdad population reached:

a)

500,000

b)

1 million

c)

2 million

d)

3 million

95.

Abbasid period known for:

a)

Decline

b)

Ignorance

c)

Golden Age

d)

Isolation

96.

Qurtoba competed with:

a)

Cairo

b)

Damascus

c)

Baghdad

d)

Istanbul

97.

Cairo built in:

a)

750

b)

800

c)

900

d)

968

98.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Crusades were:

a)

Political wars

b)

Trade wars

c)

Religious wars

d)

Civil wars

99.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Crusades began in:

a)

1000

b)

1054

c)

1095

d)

1187

100.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Called by:

a)

Pope Gregory

b)

Pope Urban II

c)

King Richard

d)

Emperor Constantine

101.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Jerusalem captured in:

a)

1095

b)

1097

c)

1099

d)

1101

102.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Muslim leader who reconquered Jerusalem:

a)

Nuruddin Zangi

b)

Salahuddin Ayyubi

c)

Tariq bin Ziyad

d)

Mehmed II

103.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Jerusalem reconquered in:

a)

1099

b)

1144

c)

1187

d)

1200

104.

Crusades (1095–1291) — Salahuddin was known for:

a)

Cruelty

b)

Mercy

c)

Revenge

d)

Expansion

105.

Ottomans (1299–1924) — Ottoman Empire began in:

a)

1258

b)

1299

c)

1453

d)

1517

106.

Ottomans (1299–1924) — Constantinople conquered in:

a)

1400

b)

1453

c)

1500

d)

1517

107.

Ottomans (1299–1924) — Conqueror of Constantinople:

a)

Selim I

b)

Suleiman

c)

Mehmed II

d)

Bayezid

108.

Ottomans (1299–1924) — Constantinople renamed:

a)

Ankara

b)

Baghdad

c)

Istanbul

d)

Cairo

109.

Ottomans (1299–1924) — Ottoman Empire spanned:

a)

One continent

b)

Two continents

c)

Three continents

d)

Four continents

110.

End of Caliphate & WWI — World War I started in:

a)

1912

b)

1914

c)

1916

d)

1918

111.

End of Caliphate & WWI — World War I ended in:

a)

1916

b)

1917

c)

1918

d)

1920

112.

End of Caliphate & WWI — Last Ottoman Caliph was:

a)

Mehmed V

b)

Abdul Hamid II

c)

Abdulmejid II

d)

Selim I

113.

End of Caliphate & WWI — Caliphate abolished on:

a)

1918

b)

1922

c)

1923

d)

1924

114.

End of Caliphate & WWI — Abolition done by:

a)

British Parliament

b)

Mustafa Kemal

c)

Ottoman Sultan

d)

UN

115.

End of Caliphate & WWI — Sultan during WWI:

a)

Mehmed II

b)

Selim I

c)

Mehmed V

d)

Suleiman

116.

British Agreements — Husayn-McMahon correspondence promised:

a)

Jewish homeland

b)

Arab independence

c)

French control

d)

Ottoman revival

117.

British Agreements — British spy to Arabs:

a)

Lawrence of Arabia

b)

Churchill

c)

Allenby

d)

Balfour

118.

British Agreements — Sykes-Picot agreement was between:

a)

Britain & Ottomans

b)

Britain & Arabs

c)

Britain & France

d)

Britain & USA

119.

British Agreements — Balfour Declaration supported:

a)

Arab state

b)

Islamic Caliphate

c)

Jewish homeland

d)

Ottoman Empire

120.

British Agreements — Balfour letter written to:

a)

Weizmann

b)

Rothschild

c)

Lawrence

d)

Hussein

121.

Post-War & Results — Paris Peace Conference held in:

a)

1918

b)

1919

c)

1920