Solved MCQs Islamic History and Culture 2006:

 Paper I:

1- The longest Sura of the Qur'an is:
(a) Al-Nisa

(b) Al-i-Imran

(c) Al-Baqara

(d) Al-Maida

(e) None of these

2- Sura al-Nur speaks of:
(a) Wars

(b) Mal-i-Ghanimat

(c) The Jews

(d) Women issues

(e) None of these

3- The Holy Qur'an is generally printed in:
(a) Nastaliq script

(b) Kufi script

(c) Naskh script

(d) Shikasta script

(e) None of these

4- Imam Bukhari hailed from:
(a) Malaysia

(b) India

(c) Egypt

(d) Turkestan

(e) None of these

5- Prophet Muhammad (SAW) while immigrating to Madina took refuge in:
(a) Cave Hira

(b) Cave Thaur

(c) Dar-i-Arqam

(d) Masjid-i-Nabawa

(e) None of these

6- Prophet Muhammad (SAW) visited Ghar-i-Hira for:
(a) Recitation

(b) Memorization

(c) Meetings

(d) Meditation/Tahanuth

(e) None of these

7- The Najashi King of Habasha with whom the Muslims for the first time took refuge was a:
(a) Jew

(b) Hindu

(c) Christian

(d) Mushrik

8- The duration of social boycott of Muslims in Sheb abi Talib was for:
(a) 10 Years

(b) 5 Years

(c) 3 Years

(d) 8 Years

(e) None of these

9- Sulh-i Hudibiyya was written by:
(a) Hazrat Abu Bakr

(b) Hazrat Ali

(c) Hazrat Umar

(d) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)

(e) None of these

10- Aws and Khazraj lived in:
(a) Yemen

(b) Makkah

(c) Najd

(d) Hijaz

(e) None of these (Madina)

11- Aws and Khizraj were:
(a) Money lenders

(b) Agriculturalists

(c) Nomads

(d) Cottage Industrialists

(e) None of these

12- The Jewish tribe Banu Qainuqa worked as:
(a) Carpenters

(b) Gold Smiths

(c) Iron Smiths

(d) Farmers

(e) None of these

13- Hajjaj bin Yusuf was:
(a) Ummayad

(b) Abbasid

(c) Ottoman

(d) Mughal

(e) None of these (Thaqafi from Taif)

14- Saif Allah was the title of:
(a) Hazrat Umar

(b) Hazrat Usman

(c) Hazrat Ali

(d) Hazrat Khalid bin Walid

 (e) None of these

15- Hazrat Suhaib belonged to:
(a) Rome

(b) Iran

(c) Sudan

(d) Habasha

(e) None of these

16- Abu Sufyan lost his eye in the battle of:
(a) Tabuk

(b) Yarmuk

(c) Muta

(d) Khandaq

(e) None of these

17- Byzantium was:
(a) Central Asia

(b) Iberian Peninsula

(c) Middle East

(d) Eastern Rome

(e) None of these

18- Sasanids ruled:
(a) India

(b) Far East

(c) Egypt

(d) Persian Empire

(e) None of these

19- Imam Malik was a famous:
(a) Poet

(b) Historian

(c) Architect

(d) Jurist

(e) None of these

20- Literal meaning of word Khilafat-e-Rashida is;
(a) Four Sahaba Caliphs

(b) Right Guided caliphs

(c) Followers

(d) Pious people

(e) None of these.

Solved MCQs Islamic History and Culture 2006:

 Paper II:

1- Iberian peninsula is a part of: 
(a) Africa
(b) Asia
(c) Europe
(d) None of these

2- Granada is a city of:
(a) Iran
(b) Egypt
(c) Syria
(d) None of these (Spain)

3- The Umayyad rule in Spain came to an end in:
(a) 1000
(b) 1258
(c) 1492
(d) None of these.

4- The commander in the first ever Muslim Jihad in Constantinople was:
(a) Khalid bin Waleed
(b) Qutayba bin Muslim
(c) Yazid bin Muawiyah
(d) None of these.

5- Al-Dakhil was a prince of:
(a) Banu Abbas
(b) Saljukids
(c) Banu Umayyah
(d) None of these

6- Ibn Tufail was:
(a) Poet
(b) Historian
(c) Philosopher
(d) None of these.

7- The author of Ihya ‘Ulum al-Din is:
(a) Al-Kindi
(b) Imam Al-Ghazali
(c) Ibn Sina
(d) None of these.

8- Hunayn ibn Ishaq lived during the reign of:
(a) Harun
(b) Hisham
(c) Mamun
(d) None of these.

9- Qubba-us_Sakhra is built at:
(a) Madina
(b) Jerusalem
(c) Makkah
(d) None of these.

10- Zaryab was:
(a) Poet
(b) Magician
(c) Singer
(d) None of these.

11- Who was the founder of Fatimid dynasty:
(a) Al-Mamun
(b) Mauwiyah
(c) Imam Hussain
(d) None of these (Ubaid Ullah al-Mahdi)

12- Baghdad was the capital of:
(a) Banu Fatimah
(b) Ottomans
(c) Banu Abbas
(d) None of these.

13- Sihah Sittah are the books of:
(a) Tafsir
(b) Fiqh
(c) Hadith
(d) None of these.

14- Shajarat-ul-Dur was the queen of:
(a) Iraq
(b) Egypt
(c) Iran
(d) None of these.

15- Riyadh is the capital city of:
(a) Egypt
(b) Algeria
(c) Saudi Arabia
(d) None of these.

16- Ibn Rushd was:
(a) Story Writer
(b) Philosopher
(c) Historian
(d) None of these.

17- Spain is called by the Arabs as:
(a) Ifriquiye
(b) Auruba
(c) Al-Andalus
(d) None of these.

18- Berbers were originally:
(a) Arabs
(b) Europeans
(c) Africans
(d) None of these.

19- “A History of Muslim Philosophy” is written by:
(a) M. Hanif Nadvi
(b) Kh. Abd al-Hakam
(c) M.M. Sharif
(d) None of these.

20- R. Dozy is the author of:
(a) History of Islam
(b) Islam and the Modern world
(c) Spanish Islam
(d) None of these.