The titles “Jawaadeud-Doulah and Arif-Jang” by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan received from which King of Delhi_______________________?

Related Mcqs:

1. When Sir Syed Ahmad Khan’s father died and he also left Maktab and took the responsibility of supporting his family and earning a livelihood________________________?

   A. 1838 B. 1938 C. 1830 D. 1860...

2. The book ‘Asar-us-Sandadeed’ by Sir Syed Ahmad Khan gives a detailed description of the__________________________?

   A. History of Education B. History of Delhi C. History of Mughuls D. Historical buildings...

3. Qutb-ud-Din Ahmad, popularly known as_______________________?

   A. Shah Jahan B. Shah Wali Ullah C. Zarnoogi D. Al-Ghazali...

4. In the Islamic Theory of Knowledge, information about common happenings is called__________________________?

   A. Naba B. Khabar C. ilm D. Kitab...

5. Where the “Suffah” (a residential educational center for students) was established________________________?

   A. Masjid Nabvi, Madina B. Mecca C. Majid Quba D. Dar-E-Arqam...

6. Moral values can be developed in students, if the teacher himself________________________?

   A. Experience them B. Practice them C. Students should be taught by books D. All of these...

7. AL-GHAZALI was the pupil of which greatest theologian of the age_____________________?

   A. Imam-al-Haramin B. Imam Muhammad Ahmad C. Ibn-e-Sina D. Ibn-e-Khaldun...

8. AL-GHAZALI permits how much punishment of a student_______________________?

   A. Three sticks B. Two sticks C. Four sticks D. None of these...

9. IBN-E-KHALDUN was against which kind of learning_____________________?

   A. Memorization B. Rote learning C. Both of these D. None of these...

10. Who was the first Muslim thinker who differentiated between history of Islam and history of Muslims__________________________?

    A. Shah Wali Ullah B. Al Beruni C. Ibn-e-Khaldun D. Allama Iqbal...