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These multiple-choice questions (MCQs) are designed to enhance your knowledge and understanding in the following areas: Islamic History .
151. |
Birth place of history |
A. | Italy |
B. | Rome |
C. | Greece |
D. | Ionia |
Answer» D. Ionia |
152. |
In which chapter the Hudaibiyah truce is described in the Quran |
A. | al Ahzab |
B. | al Hashr |
C. | al Fath |
D. | al Anfal |
Answer» C. al Fath |
153. |
The work Kitab al Tafsir written by |
A. | Zaid ibn Aslam |
B. | al Tabari |
C. | Dinar al Thumali |
D. | Abdullah ibn Abbas |
Answer» A. Zaid ibn Aslam |
154. |
The compilation of the Quran was made by the caliph |
A. | Abu Bakr |
B. | Umar |
C. | Uthman |
D. | Ali |
Answer» C. Uthman |
155. |
The Surviving Monument of Past Generations ‘ written by |
A. | al Beruni |
B. | al Barani |
C. | al Tabari |
D. | al Waqidi |
Answer» A. al Beruni |
156. |
The work Prolegomena is the introduction of |
A. | Akbar Namah |
B. | Kitab al Ibar |
C. | Tarikh I Firoz Shahi |
D. | Khiran us Sadain |
Answer» B. Kitab al Ibar |
157. |
Tarikh e Firoz Shahi is belonged to which history |
A. | Prose Eulogies |
B. | Didactic Histor |
C. | Artistic history |
D. | General history |
Answer» B. Didactic Histor |
158. |
Given below which is the person who was more a poet than a historian |
A. | al Barani |
B. | al Beruni |
C. | Amir Khusrau |
D. | Hamid Qalandar |
Answer» C. Amir Khusrau |
159. |
The work Nuhsipher written by |
A. | Amir Khusrau |
B. | Hamid Qalandar |
C. | al Sirhindi |
D. | Hasan Nizzami |
Answer» A. Amir Khusrau |
160. |
Tarikh I Firoz Shahi was written in |
A. | 1358 |
B. | 1347 |
C. | 1340 |
D. | 1387 |
Answer» A. 1358 |
161. |
Tarikh I Mubarak Shahi written by |
A. | Yahiyah |
B. | Ahmed Sirhindi b) Hamid Qalandar |
C. | al Beruni |
D. | Amir Khusrau |
Answer» A. Yahiyah |
162. |
Tarikh I Mubarak Shahi is a prime source on |
A. | Khilji Dynasty |
B. | Tughlaq Dynasty |
C. | Slave Dynasty |
D. | Sayyid Dynasty |
Answer» D. Sayyid Dynasty |
163. |
Tharikh I Mubarak Shahi is a history of the period from |
A. | 1400 -1434 |
B. | 1500-1534 |
C. | 1400-1440 |
D. | 1430-1500 |
Answer» A. 1400 -1434 |
164. |
Identify the historian who deserves the title of Historiographer -Royal of the Mughals |
A. | al Bedauni |
B. | Abul Faizi |
C. | Abul Fazl |
D. | Akbar |
Answer» C. Abul Fazl |
165. |
Father of Abul Fazl |
A. | Shaikh Husain |
B. | Abdul Qadir Jilani |
C. | Akbar |
D. | Shaikh Mubarak |
Answer» D. Shaikh Mubarak |
166. |
Identify the historian who critically evaluated the policy of Akbar |
A. | Abul Fazl |
B. | Al Baladhuri |
C. | al Bedauni |
D. | al Sirhindi |
Answer» C. al Bedauni |
167. |
Term used for the meticulous scrutiny of data in early Muslim historiography |
A. | Eye witness |
B. | Transmitters |
C. | Isnad |
D. | Annals |
Answer» C. Isnad |
168. |
Authentic source of Islam next to the Quran |
A. | Ijma |
B. | Qiyas |
C. | Ijthihad |
D. | Hadith |
Answer» D. Hadith |
169. |
Ibn Khaldun was died in |
A. | Tunis |
B. | Spain |
C. | Cairo |
D. | Syria |
Answer» C. Cairo |
170. |
Historian who introduced Sociology in History |
A. | ibn Khalikhan |
B. | Ibn al Khatib |
C. | ibn al Athir |
D. | ibn Khaldun |
Answer» D. ibn Khaldun |
171. |
In genesis of culture, what was Ibn Khaldun meant about the formal cause |
A. | Physical factors |
B. | Political factor |
C. | social factors |
D. | Economic factors |
Answer» B. Political factor |
172. |
In genesis of culture, what was ibn Khaldun related to efficient cause |
A. | social factors- |
B. | Physical factors |
C. | economic factors |
D. | Political factors |
Answer» A. social factors- |
173. |
Ibn Khaldun spent most of his time in |
A. | Toledo |
B. | Spain |
C. | Africa |
D. | Arabia |
Answer» B. Spain |
174. |
Sheikh Ahmed Sirhindi was belonged to which country |
A. | Iran |
B. | Iraq |
C. | India |
D. | Italy |
Answer» A. Iran |
175. |
The term used for highly polished literature relating to a ruler or a noble is called |
A. | Manaqibs |
B. | Didactic history |
C. | General history |
D. | Artistic history |
Answer» A. Manaqibs |
176. |
In the work Tarikh I Firoz Shahi, Barani began his history from |
A. | Balban |
B. | Muhammed ibn Tughlaq |
C. | Firoz Shah Tughlaq |
D. | Barani |
Answer» A. Balban |
177. |
Barani dedicated his Tharikh I Firoz Shahi to the Tughlaq emperor |
A. | Muhammed ibn Tughlaq |
B. | Firoz Shah |
C. | Balban |
D. | Ghiyazuddin |
Answer» B. Firoz Shah |
178. |
Barani himself was appointed in Delhi ruling circles as the famous companion of |
A. | Firoz Shah |
B. | Muhammed ibn Tughlaq |
C. | Balban |
D. | Ghiyazuddin Tughlaq |
Answer» B. Muhammed ibn Tughlaq |
179. |
Ibn Batutta was famous for his |
A. | History |
B. | Poetry |
C. | Travel accounts |
D. | Music |
Answer» C. Travel accounts |
180. |
Kitab al Hind written by |
A. | Ibn Batutta |
B. | Marco Polo |
C. | Alberuni |
D. | Abdul Razak |
Answer» C. Alberuni |
181. |
Life time of ibn Batutta |
A. | AD 1304-1378 |
B. | AD 1305-1380 |
C. | AD 1306-1378 |
D. | AD 1304-1380 |
Answer» A. AD 1304-1378 |
182. |
Ibn Batutta was an |
A. | Egyptian |
B. | Iranian |
C. | Indian |
D. | Iraqi |
Answer» A. Egyptian |
183. |
ibn Batutta was appointed as the Qazi of Delhi by |
A. | Firoz Shah |
B. | Alauddin Khilji |
C. | Muhammed ibn Tughlaq |
D. | Ghiyazuddin Tughlaq |
Answer» C. Muhammed ibn Tughlaq |
184. |
Third part of Akabr Namah is called |
A. | Ain e Akbari |
B. | Tabaqat e Nasiri |
C. | Fatwa e Jahandhari |
D. | Tuzuki Jahangiri |
Answer» A. Ain e Akbari |
185. |
The historian who evaluated history as a ‘Unique pearl of science’ |
A. | al Barani |
B. | al Sakhawi |
C. | Abul Fazl |
D. | al Badauni |
Answer» C. Abul Fazl |
186. |
First part of Akbar Namah deals with |
A. | Babar and Humayun |
B. | Balban and Muhammed IV |
C. | Akbar and Jahangir |
D. | Shah Jahan and Aurangzeb |
Answer» A. Babar and Humayun |
187. |
Main source of Abul Fazl’s Akbar Namah was |
A. | Gulbadan Beegum |
B. | Akbar |
C. | Abul Faizi |
D. | Sheikh Mubarak |
Answer» B. Akbar |
188. |
Aini Akabari is the supplementary work of |
A. | Akbar Namah |
B. | Babar Namah |
C. | Shah Namah |
D. | Humayun Namah |
Answer» A. Akbar Namah |
189. |
Abul Qadir Badauni was born in |
A. | AD 1540 |
B. | AD 1573 |
C. | AD 1541 |
D. | AD 1450 |
Answer» A. AD 1540 |
190. |
Badauni was introduced to Akbar’s court in |
A. | AD 1573 |
B. | AD 1550 |
C. | AD 1574 |
D. | AD 1571 |
Answer» C. AD 1574 |
191. |
Badauni was appointed in the court of Akbar as |
A. | Historian |
B. | Poet |
C. | Musician |
D. | Imam |
Answer» D. Imam |
192. |
Biography as a historical literature, was introduced to India by |
A. | Arabs |
B. | Persians |
C. | Afghans |
D. | Mughals |
Answer» D. Mughals |
193. |
The literature regarding the practical life of the Prophet is called |
A. | Hadith |
B. | Sunnah |
C. | Maghazi |
D. | Sirah |
Answer» B. Sunnah |
194. |
Historiography is a product of |
A. | Greece |
B. | Rome |
C. | India |
D. | Arabia |
Answer» A. Greece |
195. |
Hadith literally means |
A. | Dialogue |
B. | Recitation |
C. | Talk |
D. | Action |
Answer» C. Talk |
196. |
The work Jami al Tirmidi is related to which literature |
A. | Sirah |
B. | Futuh |
C. | Maghazi |
D. | Hadith |
Answer» D. Hadith |
197. |
Kutub al Sittah is related to |
A. | Hadith |
B. | Ayyam al Arab |
C. | Futuh |
D. | Sunnah |
Answer» A. Hadith |
198. |
The abridge form of Tarikh e Mubarak Shahi is added in the |
A. | The Cambridge History of Islam, volIII |
B. | History of the Arabs |
C. | The Cambridge History of Islam , VolII |
D. | The Cambridge History of Islam VolI |
Answer» A. The Cambridge History of Islam, volIII |
199. |
Delhi Sultan who had appointed al Beruni as the ambassador of China |
A. | Firoz Shah Tughlaq |
B. | Mohammed ibn Tughlaq |
C. | Alauddin Khilji |
D. | Ghyasuddin Tughlaq |
Answer» B. Mohammed ibn Tughlaq |
200. |
Humayun Nama written by |
A. | Akbar |
B. | Humayun |
C. | Gulbadan Beegam |
D. | Shajahan |
Answer» C. Gulbadan Beegam |
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