Muslim Political Thoughts AL-Farabi

A. Abu Bish Matta
B. Abu Fazal
C. Abu Amir
D. Amir Saif Ullah

A. Warij
B. Syria
C. Tarbhan
D. Baghdad

A. Arabic Language and Literature
B. Persian Language and Literature
C. English Language and Literature
D. Spanish Language and Literature

A. Aristotle
B. Plato’s Political theory and Guided caliphate
C. Socrates
D. None of these

A. Jilad al-Harran
B. Jilad al-Yunus
C. Matta bin Junus
D. Bashar bin Abraham

A. Vile state
B. Ideal state
C. Vicious state
D. Erring state

A. Vile state
B. Vicious state
C. Ideal state
D. State of necessity

A. Democratic
B. Vicious state
C. Ideal state
D. Vile state

A. Ideal state
B. State of necessity
C. Democracy
D. Vicious state

A. Madinat-ul-Fazla
B. Madinatual Jahillia
C. Madina-tul-Siyasa
D. Madina-tul-Tughlab