The Dawn Of Islam (Reinforcement)
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The House of Allah Kaaba is in :
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Persia
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Makkah
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Macedonia
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Madinah
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Explore the foundational aspects of Islam in 'The Dawn of Islam (Reinforcement)' quiz. Assess your knowledge on key historical figures, the translation of the Holy Quran, significant Islamic landmarks, and pivotal events. Ideal for learners interested in Islamic history and religious studies.
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The House of Allah (Kaabah) was made by the Prophet........
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Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.)/Hazrat Abdul Mutlib
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Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)/Hazrat Ismail (AS)
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Abraha /The ruler of Abyssinia
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Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.)/Hazrat Abdullah
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A. Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)/Hazrat Ismail (AS)Explanation
The correct answer is Hazrat Ibrahim (AS)/Hazrat Ismail (AS). According to Islamic belief, Hazrat Ibrahim (AS) and his son Hazrat Ismail (AS) were commanded by Allah to construct the Kaabah in Mecca. They built the structure as a place of worship for Muslims and it is considered the holiest site in Islam.Rate this question:
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Before the advent of Islam, Kaaba was considered the house of :
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Islam
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Elephants
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Idols
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Jahaliyat
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A. IdolsExplanation
Before the advent of Islam, Kaaba was considered the house of idols. This is because the people of the Arabian Peninsula, who practiced polytheism, believed in multiple gods and worshipped them by placing idols inside the Kaaba. These idols represented various deities and were significant in their religious practices and rituals. However, with the arrival of Islam and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad, the Kaaba was cleansed of these idols and became a central place of worship for Muslims, symbolizing monotheism and the unity of Allah.Rate this question:
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The first translation of the Holy Quran into an eastern language was in?
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Brahvi
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Sindhi
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Punjabi
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Balochi
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A. SindhiExplanation
The first translation of the Holy Quran into an eastern language was in Sindhi.Rate this question:
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The other name of the poor tax is called:
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Salaat
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Jizya
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Zakaat
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Saum/Fasting
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A. ZakaatExplanation
Zakaat is the correct answer because it refers to the obligatory charity that Muslims are required to give to the poor and needy. It is often referred to as the "poor tax" because it is a form of wealth redistribution where those who have more are obligated to give a portion of their wealth to those in need. This practice is an important aspect of Islamic teachings and is meant to promote social justice and alleviate poverty.Rate this question:
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A revolutionary change took place on the sands of Arabia in the form of arrival of Islam in.
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8th Century CE
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7th Century CE
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10th Century CE
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12th Century CE
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A. 7th Century CEExplanation
The correct answer is 7th Century CE. The arrival of Islam in the 7th Century CE marked a revolutionary change on the sands of Arabia. This was the time when Prophet Muhammad received revelations from Allah and began spreading the message of Islam. The rise of Islam brought about significant social, political, and cultural transformations in the Arabian Peninsula, eventually leading to the establishment of the Islamic Caliphate and the spread of Islam across the world.Rate this question:
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During the Abbasid Khilafat, Bait-ul-Hikmah was known as:
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The house of idols
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The house of Islam
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The house of wisdom
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The house of Hikmat
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A. The house of wisdomExplanation
During the Abbasid Khilafat, Bait-ul-Hikmah was known as "The house of wisdom". This was a renowned institution in Baghdad that served as a center for learning and intellectual activities. It attracted scholars from various fields and cultures, who translated and preserved ancient Greek, Persian, and Indian texts. The House of Wisdom played a significant role in the preservation and dissemination of knowledge during the Islamic Golden Age.Rate this question:
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The Capital of the Ummayad Khilafat was:
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Persia
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Macedonia
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Medina
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Damascus
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A. DamascusExplanation
The correct answer is Damascus. The Ummayad Khilafat was a caliphate that ruled over a vast empire, and its capital was located in Damascus, which is now the capital of Syria. Damascus was chosen as the capital due to its strategic location and its importance as a center of trade and culture in the region. The Ummayad dynasty ruled from Damascus for nearly a century, from 661 to 750 CE, before being overthrown by the Abbasids.Rate this question:
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The young Arab general who conquered Spain in 710 was called:
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Tariq Bin Ziyad
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Hajjaj Bin Yousaf
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Abdul Malik Bin Marwan
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Muhammad Bin Qasim
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A. Tariq Bin ZiyadExplanation
Tariq Bin Ziyad was the young Arab general who conquered Spain in 710. He led the Muslim conquest of the Iberian Peninsula, known as the Umayyad conquest of Hispania. Tariq Bin Ziyad is famous for leading an army across the Strait of Gibraltar and defeating the Visigothic king Roderic in the Battle of Guadalete. This victory marked the beginning of Muslim rule in Spain, which lasted for over seven centuries. Tariq Bin Ziyad's conquest of Spain had a significant impact on the history, culture, and architecture of the region.Rate this question:
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Sindh was ruled by the Arab Muslims for more than:
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500 years
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600 years
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200 years
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300 years
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A. 300 yearsExplanation
Sindh was ruled by the Arab Muslims for 300 years. This suggests that Arab Muslims had a significant influence and control over the region for a considerable period of time. It also implies that the Arab rule in Sindh was relatively long-lasting compared to the other options provided.Rate this question:
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In 632CE, Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.) performed _________________________________________ and addressed ______________________ pilgrims on the _____________________________________________ to bear the witness that ________________________________________________________________________ Allah’s __________________ to them.
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Haj,120,000,plain Arafat,he had faithfully conveyed,Explanation
In 632CE, Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.) performed Haj, a pilgrimage to Mecca, where he addressed a gathering of 120,000 pilgrims on the plain of Arafat. During his address, he urged the pilgrims to bear witness that he had faithfully conveyed Allah's message to them.Rate this question:
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Major characteristics of the young Prophet Hazrat Muhammad (S.A.W.) were:
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Write your text here
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Event of the first revelation of Wahi from Allah: Type response below
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What is meant by Aam ul Fil and why is it important?
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