Ibn-e-Khaldun and ______ both stress the importance of religion for the state and the connection between religion and power:

Related Mcqs:

1. Ibn-e-Khaldun was born in Tunis in the year _______ AD.

   A. 1332
   B. 1333
   C. 1334
   D. 1335

2. Ibn-e-Khaldun died in the year _______ A.D.

   A. 1405
   B. 1406
   C. 1407
   D. 1408

3. Ibn-e-Khaldun’s name is associated with: __________?

   A. Asabiyya
   B. Liberty
   C. Dictatorship
   D. Algebra

4. Ibn-e-Khaldun retired as a: _________?

   A. Teacher at Al-Azhar
   B. Professor of Law
   C. Judge
   D. Record Keeper

5. Ibn-e-Khaldun is famous for his: _________?

   A. Muqqaddame-e-Tarikh
   B. Muqqaddama-e-Sharo-Shairey
   C. Commentary on Aristotle’s politics
   D. Life of Timur

6. Which of the following is not the work of Ibn-e-Khaldun:

   A. Kitab-al-Ibar
   B. Al-Tarif
   C. History of the Berbers
   D. Siyasat Namah

7. Ibn-e-Khaldun died at the age of: _________?

   A. 78
   B. 86
   C. 92
   D. 100

8. Religion helped in the evolution of state by cultivating following two qualities:

   A. Reverence and obedience
   B. Faith and Power
   C. Faith in heaven and hell
   D. Superstition and faith in god

9. In a secular state the religion:

   A. Of majority is promoted
   B. Of minority is protected
   C. Of State is promoted
   D. Has nothing to do with politics

10. A state, which has no religion of its own but protects all religions is called:

    A. Theocratic
    B. ascist
    C. Anarchist theory
    D. Secular
    E. Absolutist