According to Al-Ghazali which is the foundation of objective of education___________________?

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1. Who claimed that Divine recognition is the major objective of education___________________?

   A. Pestalozzi B. J. S. Eliot C. J. S. Mill D. Ibn-e-Khaldun...

2. According to Al-Ghazali human beings occupy a position “midway between animals and angels and his distinguishing quality is______________________?

   A. Philosophy B. Knowledge C. Virtue D. Intellect...

3. Al-Ghazali is commonly known in Europe as Algazel, is one of the most Muslim illustrious scholars who became famous for his vast learning. He taught at Madarasa Nizamiyah. Where it was located_________________________?

   A. Cairo B. Tehran C. Baghdad D. Tunis...

4. According whom education is the culture which each generation purposely gives to those who are to be its successors________________________?

   A. Allama Iqbal B. Pestalozzi C. Rousseau D. J. S. Mill...

5. According to Iqbal which of the following is the form of government in which the heads are counted is called_____________________?

   A. Dictatorship B. Democracy C. Egalitarian D. None of these...

6. According to which philosophy of eduation “Learning should be directly related to the interest of the child?”_____________________?

   A. Essentialism B. Traditionalism C. Progressivism D. None of the above...

7. According to whom the acquisition of Divin Will is the foremost aim of human life. Allah is the creator all human beings____________________?

   A. Shah Jahan Shah B. Dewey C. Ibn-e-Khaldun D. Aristotle...

8. According to which philosophy “Human nature remains the same everywhere hence education should be same for everyone____________________?

   A. Essentialism B. Progressivism C. Perenialism D. All of these...

9. According to which philosophy Schools should be run on democratic lines____________________?

   A. Progressivism B. Perenialism C. Essentialism D. Reconstructionism...

10. According to _____________________that there are four elements of human nature; the Sage (intellect), the Pig (lust), the Dog (anger), and the Devil (brutality)?

    A. Plato B. Shah Wali Ullah C. Aristotle D. Al-Ghazali...