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Shah Wali Ullah was born in __________?
Options: A: 23 Feb 1765, B: 15 Aug 1732, C: 21 Feb 1703, D: 17 Mar 1748
Correct Answer: C
Father's name of Shah Wali Ullah __________ ?
Options: A: Shah Abdur Rahim, B: Jahanara Shahnawaz, C: Syed Amir-uddin Kedwaii, D: Abdur Rab Nishtar
Correct Answer: A
Madrasa Rahimia was established by ___________ in Delhi.
Options: A: Rahmat Ali, B: Shaukat Ali, C: Zafar Ali Khan, D: Shah Abdur Rahim
Correct Answer: D
Shah Wali Ullah went to Saudia Arabia for further studies in _____ in theology.
Options: A: 1723, B: 1730, C: 1732, D: 1739
Correct Answer: B
Mughal Emperor Aurangzeb Alamgir died in ______ when Shah Wali Ullah was just 4 years old.
Options: A: 1712, B: 1705, C: 1707, D: 1703
Correct Answer: C
The first message Shah Wali Ullah spread amongst the Muslims was regarding ______?
Options: A: Education, B: Unity, C: Freedom, D: Membership
Correct Answer: B
Shah Wali Ullah translated the Holy Quran into _______ ?
Options: A: English, B: Urdu, C: Persian, D: Hindi
Correct Answer: C
Shah Wali Ullah wrote a book _________ on the principals of Quran and Islam.
Options: A: Izlat Ul Akhfa, B: Hujratulah ul Baligha, C: Fiqh e Umar, D: Al Fauzul Kabeer
Correct Answer: A
Shah Wali Ullah wrote a book _________ in the explanation of Holy Quran.
Options: A: Al Fauzul Kabeer, B: Fiqh e Umar, C: Hujratulah ul Baligha, D: Izlat Ul Akhfa
Correct Answer: C
On Shah Wali Ullah request, Ahmed Shah Abdali came in ____ and defeated Marathas in the famous battle field of Panipat near Delhi.
Options: A: 1765, B: 1761, C: 1745, D: 1775
Correct Answer: B
Shah Wali Ullah propagated the principles of ________ that means Justice and equilibrium?
Options: A: Unity, B: Adl, C: Tawazun, D: Both B & C
Correct Answer: D
Shah Wali Ullah memorized the Quran by the age of ____________?
Options: A: Three, B: Seven, C: Eleven, D: Nine
Correct Answer: B
Shah Wali Ullah was died on __________?
Options: A: 20 Aug 1765, B: 11 Sep 1768, C: 20 Aug 1762, D: 22 Feb 1768
Correct Answer: C
According to Shah, Ahlul Sunna wal Jamah are those who followed the _______ on the way of the Sahaba (companions) and Tabiun, by holding fast to the beliefs of the pious ancestors.
Options: A: Al Jumait, B: Quran, C: Sunnah, D: Both B & C
Correct Answer: D
Syed Ahmed Shaheed Barelvi was born in _____________ in Barely.
Options: A: 1780, B: 1786, C: 1775, D: 1770
Correct Answer: B
In ________ Syed Ahmed Shaheed went to offer Hajj.
Options: A: 1825, B: 1821, C: 1815, D: 1818
Correct Answer: B
Syed Ahmed was not properly trained when Shah Abdul Aziz declared India __________, place of war or a place where Muslims cannot live their lives according to the teachings of Islam
Options: A: Darul Ahsas, B: Union of States, C: Darul Harb, D: Place of wars
Correct Answer: C
Syed Ahmed Barelvi was also known as _______________.
Options: A: Ahmed Barelvi Shaheed, B: Syed Ahmad Shaheed, C: Ahmed Shaheed Barelvi, D: None of above
Correct Answer: B
Syed Ahmed Shaheed was an Indian Islamic _______________ from Raebareli, a part of the historical United Provinces of Agra and Oudh.
Options: A: revivalist, B: scholar, C: military commander, D: All of above
Correct Answer: D
Syed Ahmed Shaheed is considered as a scholarly authority by ___________ movements.
Options: A: Ahl i Hadith, B: Deobandi, C: Both A & B, D: None of above
Correct Answer: C
Syed Ahmed Shaheed's ancestors had migrated to India in the early __________ century.
Options: A: 14th, B: 13th, C: 15th, D: 12th
Correct Answer: B
At the age of _________, Syed Ahmed Shaheed travelled to Lucknow in search of a job.
Options: A: 16, B: 18, C: 20, D: 19
Correct Answer: B
Sayyid Ahmad joined the militia of Amir Khan, a military expeditionary at the age of _____________?
Options: A: 25, B: 26, C: 22, D: 23
Correct Answer: A
Syed Ahmad spent _________ years in the service of Amir Khan, who only fought to loot and plunder.
Options: A: Five, B: Four, C: Eight, D: Two
Correct Answer: E
Sayyid Ahmad was the first major Islamic theologian in the subcontinent to realize the necessity of an Islamic movement which was simultaneously ________ to repel the British threat.
Options: A: Scholarly, B: Military, C: Political, D: Both B & C
Correct Answer: E
Syed Ahmed Shaheed eagerly addressed the Muslim masses directly, not traditional leaders, in his call for a popular jihad against ________ rule in Punjab.
Options: A: Hindo, B: Sikh, C: British, D: All of above
Correct Answer: B
Sayed Ahmad visited numerous towns of the North Indian plains between __________.
Options: A: 1816 to 1818, B: 1816 to 1820, C: 1818 to 1821, D: 1818 to 1824
Correct Answer: C
The most prominent feature of Sayyid Ahmad's teachings was his warning to avoid _________ of Tawhid (montheism).
Options: A: shirk (polytheism), B: bidah (religious innovations), C: Re assertion , D: All of above
Correct Answer: D
At the core of the reform movement initiated by Sayyid Ahmad was the advocacy of a puritanical interpretation of __________, similar to the ______________movement in __________.
Options: A: Tabligh, Muwahhidun, Arabia, B: Tawhid, Muwahhidun, Arabia, C: Tawhid, Muwahhidun, Asia, D: Tawhid, Shah Waliullah Dehlawi, Arabia
Correct Answer: B
The reform movement started by Syed Ahmad Barelvi fought against local practices and customs related to saint veneration and grave visits, which they regarded as _______________ that corrupted Islam.
Options: A: bidah, B: shirk, C: Both A & B, D: None of above
Correct Answer: C
In ___________, Syed Ahmad left for Hajj along with a group of devotees.
Options: A: 1821, B: 1822, C: 1820, D: 1819
Correct Answer: A
Sayyed Ahmad returned from Haj in __________ and once again visited different parts of India.
Options: A: 1824, B: 1825, C: 1823, D: 1822
Correct Answer: C
Sayed Ahmad regarded his immediate enemy to be the ________ kingdom of Ranjit Singh, which was expanding further, close to Afghanistan.
Options: A: Hindu, B: Sikh, C: British, D: None of above
Correct Answer: B
Arriving in Peshawar valley in late ______________, Syed Ahmad and his followers made their base in towns of Hund and Zaida in Swabi District.
Options: A: 1820, B: 1822, C: 1824, D: 1828
Correct Answer: E
In December ______, Syed Ahmad and his followers clashed with Sikh troops at Akora with some success.
Options: A: 1825, B: 1826, C: 1824, D: 1828
Correct Answer: B
On _____________, allegiance was sworn on yed Ahmad Barelvi's hand and he was declared Caliph and Imam.
Options: A: 11 January 1828, B: 11 January 1825, C: 11 January 1827, D: 11 January 1824
Correct Answer: C
On _________________, Syed Ahmad's Mujahideen forces prepared for the final battle at Balakot Maidan in the mountainous valley of Mansehra district.
Options: A: 06 May 1832, B: 06 May 1825, C: 06 May 1835, D: 06 May 1830
Correct Answer: E
Haji Sharyat Ullah was burnd in _______ ?
Options: A: 1782, B: 1781, C: 1785, D: 1775
Correct Answer: B
Haji Sharyat Ullah was belong to __________ ?
Options: A: Bengal, B: Dehli, C: Mumbai, D: Kolkata
Correct Answer: A
The father name of Haji Sharyat Ullah was _____________ who had farming as his primary source of income.
Options: A: Zafar Ali Khan, B: Abd al-Jalil Taluqdar, C: Syed Amir-uddin Kedwaii, D: Abdur Rab Nishtar
Correct Answer: B
Haji Sharyat Ullah was died in _______ ?
Options: A: 1845, B: 1840, C: 1842, D: 1848
Correct Answer: B
At around ______ years old, Haji Sharyat Ullah lost his father and was then taken care of by his uncle, Azim ad-Din,
Options: A: Eight, B: Five, C: Ten, D: Three
Correct Answer: A
When Haji Sharyat Ullah reached the age of ___________, Sharyat Ullah ran away to Calcutta supposedly due to being reprimanded by his uncle on a certain occasion.
Options: A: Ten, B: Eight, C: Twelve, D: Fifteen
Correct Answer: C
Basharat Ali, the teacher of Haji Sharyat Ullah encouraging him to study the _____ languages.
Options: A: Urdu, B: Hindi, C: Arabic, D: Persian
Correct Answer: E
Haji Sharyat Ullah visited Arabia in _________ on Pilgrimage
Options: A: 1792, B: 1795, C: 1794, D: 1790
Correct Answer: E
Haji Sharyat Ullah stayed in Pilgrimage for the _________ years.
Options: A: Twenty, B: Ten, C: Fifteen, D: Twenty Five
Correct Answer: A
It was believed of Haji Shariat Ullah that the indigent situation of the Muslims in India led to the country being _____________.
Options: A: Dar Ul Islam, B: Dar Ul Harb, C: Dar Ul Khalifa, D: All of above
Correct Answer: B
Haji Shariat Ullah wanted bring Muslim community back to proper observation of Islamic duties called Faraiz. That’s why this called ____________.
Options: A: Muslim Movement, B: Islam movement, C: Taḥrik-i-Pakistan movement, D: Faraizi movement
Correct Answer: D
In ____________________, Haji Shariat Ullah was sent out in Nawabganj.
Options: A: Bangal, B: Andhra Pradesh, C: Dhaka, D: Assam
Correct Answer: C
Mohsin Ud Din divided son of Haji Sharyat Ullah introduced important economic reforms. For this purpose, he divided the _____ Bengal into different sections which were called circles.
Options: A: West, B: East, C: North, D: South
Correct Answer: B
According to James Wise and Hidayet Hosain, Shariatullah came back to Bengal from Arabia as a skilled scholar of ________.
Options: A: Islam and Arabic, B: Islam, C: Arabic, D: None of above
Correct Answer: A
Faraizi Movement started in _________?
Options: A: 1816, B: 1818, C: 1812, D: 1822
Correct Answer: B
The Faraizi Movement began to circulate with astonishing speed from ____________.
Options: A: Murshidabad, B: Mawlana Murad, C: Faridpur, D: Madaripur
Correct Answer: D
Haji Sharyat Ullah died at the age of _____.
Options: A: 55, B: 59, C: 52, D: 62
Correct Answer: B
After his death, the Faraizi Movement was led by ___________, Haji Sharyat Ullah's only son and child.
Options: A: Dudu Miyan, B: Basharat Ali, C: Muin-ud-Din Ahmad, D: None of above
Correct Answer: A
Muhsin Uddin Ahmad, son of Haji Sharyat Ullah also known as _________ ?
Options: A: Dudu Baba, B: Dudu Miyan, C: Miya Sharyat Ullah, D: None of above
Correct Answer: B
Haji Shariat Ullah is primarily known for leading which of the following movements in British India?
Options: A: Faraizi Movement, B: Khilafat Movement, C: Tablighi Jamaat, D: Deobandi Movement
Correct Answer: A
Explanation: Haji Shariat Ullah was the founder of the Faraizi Movement, a socio-religious reform movement in 19th-century Bengal. The movement aimed to purify Islam and resist British colonial oppression by emphasizing the performance of obligatory (Faraiz) duties in Islam.
In which year was Haji Shariat Ullah born?
Options: A: 1760, B: 1781, C: 1801, D: 1820
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Haji Shariat Ullah was born in 1781 in the village of Shamail in the Faridpur district of present-day Bangladesh. His birth year is a key detail in understanding the timeline of the Faraizi Movement.
Which of the following was a major goal of the Faraizi Movement led by Haji Shariat Ullah?
Options: A: To establish a separate Muslim state in Bengal, B: To abolish the zamindari system and resist British land revenue policies, C: To promote Sufi practices among Bengali Muslims, D: To unite Hindus and Muslims against the British
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: The Faraizi Movement strongly opposed the exploitative zamindari system and British land revenue policies, which heavily taxed peasant farmers. Haji Shariat Ullah advocated for the rights of the oppressed peasantry, many of whom were Muslim.
Haji Shariat Ullah declared which region as 'Dar al-Harb' (House of War) due to British rule?
Options: A: Punjab, B: Bengal, C: Sindh, D: Kashmir
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Haji Shariat Ullah declared Bengal as 'Dar al-Harb' because he viewed British rule as incompatible with Islamic principles. This declaration was part of his resistance against colonial oppression and a call for Muslims to avoid cooperation with the British.
Which of the following books is attributed to Haji Shariat Ullah?
Options: A: Tafsir-e-Shariat, B: Faraiz-e-Islam, C: Kitab al-Faraiz, D: None of the above
Correct Answer: D
Explanation: Haji Shariat Ullah did not author any known books. His teachings were primarily oral and focused on the practical implementation of Islamic duties (Faraiz) and resistance against injustice. The Faraizi Movement was more about action than literary contributions.
Haji Shariat Ullah's movement was particularly influential among which social class in Bengal?
Options: A: Landlords (Zamindars), B: Urban elite, C: Peasant farmers, D: British officials
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: The Faraizi Movement gained significant support among the peasant farmers of Bengal, who were heavily exploited by the zamindari system and British land revenue policies. Haji Shariat Ullah's message resonated with their struggles.
What was the primary religious focus of Haji Shariat Ullah's teachings?
Options: A: Mysticism (Sufism), B: Performance of obligatory duties (Faraiz), C: Interpretation of the Quran (Tafsir), D: Jihad against non-Muslims
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Haji Shariat Ullah emphasized the performance of obligatory duties (Faraiz) in Islam, such as prayer, fasting, and zakat. His movement's name, 'Faraizi,' is derived from this focus on fulfilling religious obligations.
Which of the following leaders was a disciple of Haji Shariat Ullah and continued his movement after his death?
Options: A: Sir Syed Ahmad Khan, B: Dudu Mian, C: Allama Iqbal, D: Maulana Abul Kalam Azad
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: Dudu Mian (Muhammad Mohsin) was a prominent disciple of Haji Shariat Ullah and took over the leadership of the Faraizi Movement after his death in 1840. Dudu Mian continued the struggle against the zamindari system and British oppression.
Haji Shariat Ullah's movement was primarily active in which region of British India?
Options: A: North-West Frontier Province, B: Bengal Presidency, C: Bombay Presidency, D: Madras Presidency
Correct Answer: B
Explanation: The Faraizi Movement was primarily active in the Bengal Presidency, which included present-day Bangladesh and parts of West Bengal, India. This region was the epicenter of Haji Shariat Ullah's socio-religious reforms.
What was the stance of Haji Shariat Ullah towards the British East India Company?
Options: A: He collaborated with them for reforms, B: He remained neutral and focused only on religious teachings, C: He openly resisted their rule and policies, D: He migrated to a different region to avoid them
Correct Answer: C
Explanation: Haji Shariat Ullah openly resisted British rule and policies, particularly the exploitative land revenue system. His declaration of Bengal as 'Dar al-Harb' and his call for non-cooperation with the British were clear examples of his resistance.
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was born on ______ ?
Options: A: 17th October 1821, B: 17th October 1817, C: 27th October 1817, D: 13th October 1817
Correct Answer: B
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was died on ______ ?
Options: A: 27th March 1898, B: 27th Jul 1894, C: 17th Apr 1895, D: 07th March 1898
Correct Answer: A
Father of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan had served in the _______ Court.
Options: A: Supreme, B: Mughal, C: High, D: British High
Correct Answer: B
After completing education Sir Syed Ahmed Khan looked for his future in judiciary during the rule of _____ India Company.
Options: A: East, B: West, C: South, D: North
Correct Answer: A
Asbab-e-Baghawat-e-Hind written by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan in ______ language that was translated into English by Sir Auckland Colvin and G.F.I. Graham in 1873 and published same year.
Options: A: English, B: Hindi, C: Punjabi, D: Urdu
Correct Answer: D
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was burnd in _______ ?
Options: A: 27 October 1807, B: 12 Mar 1807, C: 27 Feb 1817, D: 17 October 1817
Correct Answer: D
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was died in _______ ?
Options: A: 27 March 1902, B: 17 March 1902, C: 27 March 1898, D: 07 March 1898
Correct Answer: C
In ____________ Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was made a Knight Commander of the Star of India.
Options: A: 1885, B: 1887, C: 1882, D: 1884
Correct Answer: E
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan maternal grandfather had twice served as _________ of the Mughal emperor of his time and had also held positions of trust under the East India Company.
Options: A: President, B: Chief, C: Prime Minister, D: Accountant
Correct Answer: C
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan starting job as a clerk with the East India Company in _________, he qualified three years later as a subjudge and served in the judicial department at various places.
Options: A: 1835, B: 1834, C: 1839, D: 1838
Correct Answer: D
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan career as an author (in Urdu) started at the age of ______ with religious tracts.
Options: A: 18, B: 21, C: 25, D: 19
Correct Answer: E
In ____________ Sir Syed Ahmad Khan brought out a noteworthy book, Athar Assanadid (“Monuments of the Greatâ€), on the antiquities of Delhi.
Options: A: 1844, B: 1842, C: 1847, D: 1848
Correct Answer: C
He began by establishing schools, at Muradabad in _________ and Ghazipur________?
Options: A: 1856, 1860, B: 1852, 1856, C: 1855, 1861, D: 1858, 1863
Correct Answer: D
In __________ he was transferred to Benares, a city on the Ganges with great religious significance for the Hindus.
Options: A: 1856, B: 1858, C: 1862, D: 1865
Correct Answer: E
During a visit to England ______________ Sir Syed Ahmad Khan prepared plans for a great educational institution, they were for “a Muslim Cambridge.â€
Options: A: 1872–1875, B: 1865–1870, C: 1869–1870, D: 1868–1870
Correct Answer: C
A Muslim school was established at Aligarh in May 1875, and, after Sir Syed Ahmad Khan retirement in __________, he devoted himself to enlarging it into a college.
Options: A: 1870, B: 1872, C: 1874, D: 1878
Correct Answer: E
In __________ Sayyid organized the All-India Muhammadan Educational Conference, which met annually at different places to promote education and to provide the Muslims with a common platform.
Options: A: 1888, B: 1884, C: 1886, D: 1882
Correct Answer: C
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan founded the Scientific Society in ________ to translate major works in the sciences and modern arts into Urdu.
Options: A: 1865, B: 1856, C: 1862, D: 1863
Correct Answer: D
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan establishing the Madarsatul Uloom in Aligarh in ________, now known as the Aligarh Muslim University.
Options: A: 1872, B: 1870, C: 1875, D: 1878
Correct Answer: C
In _____________, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan set up the Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental Education Congress, later renamed the Mohammedan Anglo-Oriental Educational Conference, to bring together education and culture.
Options: A: 1888, B: 1886, C: 1882, D: 1885
Correct Answer: B
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan was the first person to publish an archaeological study in an __________ language. As a result, he was also named as an honorary member of the Royal Asiatic Society.
Options: A: Urdu, B: Hindi, C: Indian, D: English
Correct Answer: C
In __________, three years after the Indian National Congress was founded, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan delivered a lecture in Meerut on the invitation of the Muslims residing in the area.
Options: A: 1885, B: 1888, C: 1886, D: 1880
Correct Answer: B
In _________, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan established a Persian school at Muradabad.
Options: A: 1846, B: 1852, C: 1855, D: 1856
Correct Answer: E
In ______________, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan established a scientific society in Gazipur for the translation of scientific work written in English to languages that the Muslims can understand including Arabic, Urdu, and Persian
Options: A: 1862, B: 1863, C: 1865, D: 1866
Correct Answer: B
In ________, Sir Syed Ahmad Khan established Mohammad Anglo Oriental College that was based on the English public school system and offered western education along with Islamic.
Options: A: 1877, B: 1878, C: 1875, D: 1872
Correct Answer: A
Sir Syed Ahmad Khan started writing, ___________ a pamphlet that discussed the similarities between Christianity and Islam.
Options: A: Jilaal Qulub bi Zikr al Mahbub, B: Tuhfa-i-Hasan, C: Commentary on the Holy Bible, D: None of above
Correct Answer: C
________________ was the first religious writing of Sir Syed, it contained a biography of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).
Options: A: Food laws of people of The Book, B: Jilaal Qulub bi Zikr al Mahbub, C: Tuhfa-i-Hasan, D: Commentary on the Holy Bible
Correct Answer: B
In 1884, British men started to vote and by ____________ women also allowed to cast their vote.
Options: A: 1885, B: 1886, C: 1887, D: 1888
Correct Answer: D
Who was the first Governor-General of Pakistan?
Options: A: Muhammad Baligh Ur Rehman, B: Agha Siraj Durrani, C: Quaid e Azam, D: Liaqat Ali Khan
Correct Answer: C
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born on ______ ?
Options: A: 25 December 1886, B: 25 December 1872, C: 25 December 1876, D: 25 December 1875
Correct Answer: C
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was died on ______ ?
Options: A: 11 September 1949, B: 11 September 1948, C: 11 September 1952, D: 11 September 1947
Correct Answer: B
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was a __________ of Pakistan.
Options: A: barrister, B: politician , C: founder , D: All of above
Correct Answer: D
Jinnah served as the leader of the ______________ from 1913 until the inception of Pakistan on 14 August 1947.
Options: A: All India Muslim League, B: Akali Dal, C: Indian National Congress, D: Europeans
Correct Answer: A
Muhammad Ali Jinnah was born at _______________.
Options: A: Delhi, B: Lahore, C: Rawalpindi, D: Mumbai
Correct Answer: E
Jinnah died at the age of ________ years.
Options: A: 65, B: 68, C: 71, D: 72
Correct Answer: C
Jinnah's given name at birth was _____________.
Options: A: Mahomedali Jinnahbhai, B: Mahomedali, C: Jinnahbhai, D: Muhammad Ali
Correct Answer: A
Jinnah's parents moved to Karachi in ____________.
Options: A: 1870, B: 1875, C: 1872, D: 1877
Correct Answer: B
Jinnah had _____________ brothers and ________ sisters.
Options: A: three, one, B: three, two, C: one, three, D: two, three
Correct Answer: E
Muhammad Ali Jinnah gained his matriculation from __________at the high school.
Options: A: Karachi University, B: Bombay University, C: University of Kalkata, D: National Indian University
Correct Answer: B
Jinnah was burn at ____________ in Karachi.
Options: A: Jinnah Mansion, B: Wazir Mansion, C: Wazir Palace, D: Jinnah Palace
Correct Answer: B
Muhammad Ali Jinnah joined All Indian Muslim league on __________?
Options: A: 1913, B: 1917, C: 1912, D: 1908
Correct Answer: A
What was the name of Quaid E Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah father?
Options: A: Ahmed Ali Jinnah, B: Jinnahbhai Poonja, C: Rahmat Bai Jinnah, D: Bunde Ali Jinnah
Correct Answer: B
In Which City, Muhammad Ali Jinnah born?
Options: A: Bahawalpur, B: Islamabad, C: Multan, D:
Correct Answer: E
What was the father's name of Quaid E Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah?
Options: A: Jinnahbhai Poonja, B: Ali Akhtar, C: Bunde Ali Jinnah, D: Rahmat Bai Jinnah
Correct Answer: A
What was the name of Muhammad Ali Jinnah's Aunt who first took him to Bombay in his childhood ?
Options: A: Maryam Bai Jinnah, B: Fatima Jinnah, C: Manbai, D: Shireen Bai Jinnah
Correct Answer: C
What was mother language of Muhammad Ali Jinnah?
Options: A: Hindi, B: Gujrati, C: Urdu, D: Sindhi
Correct Answer: B
What was the profession of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's father?
Options: A: Businessman, B: Lawyer, C: Doctor, D: Teacher
Correct Answer: A
When did Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah join the Indian National Congress?
Options: A: 1910, B: 1906, C: 1913, D: 1920
Correct Answer: B
What was the main objective of the All India Muslim League under the leadership of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah?
Options: A: To seek greater representation for Muslims in the Indian National Congress, B: To demand a separate Muslim state in India, C: To work for the betterment of Muslims in India, D: To promote Muslim culture and values in India
Correct Answer: B
In which year did Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah propose the idea of a separate Muslim state in India?
Options: A: 1930, B: 1933, C: 1943, D: 1940
Correct Answer: D
What was the name of the resolution passed by the All India Muslim League in 1940, which called for the creation of a separate Muslim state in India?
Options: A: Lahore Resolution, B: Karachi Resolution, C: Delhi Resolution, D: Mumbai Resolution
Correct Answer: A
In which year did Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah give the famous "Two-Nation Theory" speech?
Options: A: 1940, B: 1942, C: 1945, D: 1947
Correct Answer: D
What was the name of the Muslim state that was created after the partition of India in 1947?
Options: A: Pakistan, B: Bangladesh, C: Afghanistan, D: Iran
Correct Answer: A
What was the name of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's wife?
Options: A: Rattanbai Petit, B: Fatima Jinnah, C: Dina Wadia, D: None of the above
Correct Answer: A
How many siblings did Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah have?
Options: A: one, B: two, C: three, D: four
Correct Answer: C
What was the name of Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah's sister, who was also a prominent figure in the Pakistan Movement?
Options: A: Dina Wadia, B: Fatima Jinnah, C: Shirinbai Jinnah, D: Mariambai Jinnah
Correct Answer: B