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UGC-NET Arab Culture and Islamic Studies Solved Paper - II 

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Arab Culture and Islamic Studies 2013 September UGC NET Solved Question Paper II

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Arab Culture and Islamic Studies 2013 September UGC NET Solved Question Paper II


Arab Culture and Islamic Studies 2013 September UGC NET Solved Question Paper II





1. Petra was the capital of





(A) The Nabataeans





(B) The Abyssinians





(C) The Chaldaeans





(D) None of the above





Answer: (A)











2. Prophet Muhammad received his first revelation at the age of





(A) 35





(B) 40





(C) 45





(D) 50





Answer: (B)











3. Mecca was conquered by Prophet Muhammad in the year





(A) 622





(B) 628





(C) 630





(D) 635





Answer: (C)











4. Arrange the following battles in order in which they took place.





Use the code given below:





i. The Battle of the Camel





ii. The Battle of Badr





iii. The Battle of Qadisiyah





iv. The Battle of Uhud





Codes:





(A) iii, i, ii, iv





(B) i, ii, iii, iv





(C) ii, iv, i, iii





(D) ii, iv, iii, i





Answer: (D)











5. The pact of Hudaybiah was concluded by Prophet Muhammad in the year





(A) 620





(B) 625





(C) 628





(D) 630





Answer: (C)











6. Caliph Abu Bakr took charge of the Caliphate in the year





(A) 630





(B) 632





(C) 634





(D) 640





Answer: (B)











7. Which one of the following is correctly matched?





(A) Caliph Abu Bakr              –                      634-36





(B) Caliph Umar                     –                      636-40





(C) Caliph Uthman                 –                     644-56





(D) Caliph Ali                         –                      656-65





Answer: (C)











8. Abdullah Ibn Abi Sarh was the governor of Caliph Uthman at





(A) Damascus





(B) Egypt





(C) Khurasan





(D) Basra





Answer: (B)











9. In whose reign were Riddah wars fought?





(A) Caliph Abu Bakr





(B) Caliph Umar





(C) Caliph Uthman





(D) Caliph Ali





Answer: (A)











10. Caliph Ali shifted his capital from





(A) Najaf to Medina





(B) Medina to Karbala





(C) Mecca to Medina





(D) Medina to Kufa





Answer: (D)











11. Sindh was conquered by





(A) The Umayyads





(B) The Abbasids





(C) The Safawids





(D) The Ayyubids





Answer: (A)











12. Which one of the following is correctly matched?





(A) Tariq Bin Ziyad                –                      Spain





(B) Salahuddin Ayyubi           –                      Ottoman Empire





(C) Caliph Abdul Malik          –                      Persian Poetry





(D) Ameer Muawiyah             –                      Baghdad





Answer: (A)











13. Which one of the following is not correctly matched?





(A) Umayyad dynasty                        –                      Damascus





(B) Ameer Mu‘awiyah            –                      Tafsirul Quran





(C) Hajjaj Ibn Yusuf               –                      Iraq





(D) Farazdaq                           –                      Umayyad poet





Answer: (B)











14. The founder of the Abbasid dynasty was





(A) Al-Mamun





(B) Al-Mahdi





(C) Al-Hadi





(D) AL-Saffah





Answer: (D)











15. The Barmakids were ministers during the period of





(A) The Umayyads





(B) The Abbasids





(C) The Fatimids





(D) The Ayyubids





Answer: (B)











16. Which one of the following is not correctly matched:





(A) Al-Mutanabbi – Poetry





(B) Rabiya Basari – Taswwuf





(C) Imam Ghazali – Mathematics





(D) Ibn Sina – Medicine





Answer: (C)











17. The book ‘Futuh Al-Buldan” was written by





(A) Ibn Khaldun





(B) Al-Baladhuri





(C) Al-Yaqubi





(D) Al-Battani





Answer: (B)











18. Which of the following countries has the second largest Muslim population?





(A) Pakistan





(B) Bangladesh





(C) India





(D) Saudi Arabia





Answer: (C)











19. The title of “Zamakhshari Tafsir” is





(A) Bayan al-Quran





(B) Tarjuman al-Quran





(C) Al-Kashshaf





(D) Ma‘arif al-Quran





Answer: (C)











20. The first five verses revealed to Prophet Muhammad are incorporated in





(A) Surah Fatihah





(B) Surah ‘Alaq





(C) Surah Ikhlas





(D) Surah Nas





Answer: (B)











21. The Tafsir authored by Muhammad bin Jarir al-Tabari is





(A) Tafhim al-Quran





(B) Jami al-Bayan





(C) Ahkam al-Quran





(D) Ma‘arif al-Quran





Answer: (B)











22. “Kitab Al-Kharaj” is a book on





(A) Fiqh





(B) Literature





(C) Hadith





(D) Poetry





Answer: (A)











23. Imam Nasai was born in





(A) Cairo





(B) Medina





(C) Mecca





(D) None of the above





Answer: (D)











24. Which of the following is correctly matched?





(A) Qiyas                    –                      Analogical reasoning





(B) Ijma                       –                      Difference of opinion





(C) Ijtihad                   –                      Fighting





(D) Ilm al- Tafsir         –                      Wahdat al-Shuhud





Answer: (A)











25. The Idrisi dynasty lasted during





(A) 661 to 750





(B) 788 to 974





(C) 935 to 969





(D) 1171 to 1246





Answer: (B)











26. The Hamdanis were





(A) Shias





(B) Sunnis





(C) Jews





(D) Christians





Answer: (A)











27. The Ikhshidi dynasty was established in





(A) Damascus





(B) Fustat





(C) Sicily





(D) Taif





Answer: (D)











28. Capital of the Aghlabids was





(A) Tehran





(B) Qayrawan





(C) Damascus





(D) Nahrawan





Answer: (D)











29. The founder of the Ayyubid dynasty was





(A) Sultan Kamil





(B) Sultan Salahuddin





(C) Sultan Qalawun





(D) Sultan Ashraf Musa





Answer: (B)











30. The historic battle of Ayn Jalut took place in the year





(A) 1258 A.D.





(B) 1260 A.D.





(C) 1265 A.D.





(D) 1270 A.D.





Answer: (B)











31. The Ismailis are popularly known as





(A) Fatimids





(B) Zaidis





(C) Alawis





(D) Ithna ‘Asharis





Answer: (A)











32. Jerusalem was conquered by the Crusaders in the year





(A) 1055





(B) 1065





(C) 1075





(D) 1099





Answer: (D)











33. Jerusalem was recaptured by Salahuddin from the Crusaders in the year





(A) 1180





(B) 1187





(C) 1190





(D) 1200





Answer: (B)











34. Which one of the following is correctly matched?





(A) The Fatimids                     :                       900-1165





(B) Zangids                             :                       750-950





(C) Ayyubids                          :                       1100-1258





(D) Mamluks                           :                       1250-1517





Answer: (D)











35. Office of the Abbasid Caliphate was revived in Cairo by





(A) Sultan Salahuddin





(B) Sultan Baybars





(C) Sultan Qalawun





(D) Sultan Nasir





Answer: (B)











36. Islamic revolution of Iran took place in the year





(A) 1970





(B) 1975





(C) 1979





(D) 1985





Answer: (C)











37. Founder of the Safavid dynasty was





(A) Shah Ismail





(B) Nasiruddin Shah





(C) Shaikh Safi al-Din





(D) Sultan Salim





Answer: (A)











38. Who among the following is known as Abdul Rahman al-Dakhil?





(A) Abdul Rahman I





(B) Abdul Rahman II





(C) Abdul Rahman III





(D) Abdul Rahman IV





Answer: (A)











39. Muslim rule in Spain came to an end in the year





(A) 1027





(B) 1492





(C) 1500





(D) 1525





Answer: (B)











40. ‘Al-Hamra’ is situated in





(A) Turkey





(B) Iran





(C) Spain





(D) Iraq





Answer: (C)











41. The institution of caliphate was abolished by Mustafa Kamal in the year





(A) 1900





(B) 1915





(C) 1920





(D) 1924





Answer: (D)











42. Choose the odd among the following:





(A) Al-Razi





(B) Al-Zahrawi





(C) Ibn Sina





(D) Ibn Khaldun





Answer: (D)











43. The author of the book ‘Al-Hawi’ was





(A) Ibn Sina





(B) Al-Razi





(C) Dawud Antaki





(D) Ibn Zuhr





Answer: (B)











44. Ammar Bin Ali al-Mawsili was a distinguished





(A) Historian





(B) Geographer





(C) Ophthalmologist





(D) Mathematician





Answer: (C)











45. Author of the book ‘Hayat al-Hayawan’ was





(A) Al-Jahiz





(B) Al-Damiri





(C) Ibn al-Haytham





(D) None of the above





Answer: (B)











46. The book ‘Surat al-Ard’ was authored by





(A) Al-Khwarizmi





(B) Al-Indrisi





(C) Al-Biruni





(D) Al-Masudi





Answer: (A)











47. Which one of the following is correctly matched?





(A) Al-Biruni              –                      Kitab al- Manazir





(B) Ibn Khaldun         –                      Muqaddimah





(C) Ibn Rushd                         –                      Tahafit al-Falasifah





(D) Ibn Muqaffa         –                      Sindhind





Answer: (B)











48. The architect of the famous Sulaymania Mosque was





(A) Rehan





(B) Muhammad al-Fatih





(C) Sivan





(D) None of the above





Answer: (C)











49. The scholar who compiled the famous book ‘Multaqa al-Abhur’ was





(A) Mustafa Kamal





(B) Khalifa Haji





(C) Kara Mustafa





(D) Ibrahim al-Halabi





Answer: (D)











50. Which one of the following is not correctly matched?





(A) Sir Syed Ahmed Khan                 –                      Tahzibul Akhlaq





(B) Ghulam Ali Azad                         –                      Subhatul Marjan





(C) Allamah Iqbal                               –                      Bale Jibril





(D) Muhammad Abduh                      –                      Kitab al-Umm





Answer: (D)


Arab Culture and Islamic Studies 2013 June UGC NET Solved Question Paper II

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Arab Culture and Islamic Studies 2013 June UGC NET Solved Question Paper II


Arab Culture and Islamic Studies 2013 June UGC NET Solved Question Paper II




1. The term Jāhiliyah stands for





(A) Times of ignorance





(B) Computer age





(C) Healthy times





(D) Rainy season





Answer: (A)











2. The inter-tribal hostilities in pre- Islamic Arabia were called





(A) Wafudul Arab





(B) Ayyam al-Arab





(C) Basus War





(D) Legends





Answer: (B)











3. Al-Rub al-Khali is the name of





(A) An ocean





(B) A river





(C) A capital





(D) A desert





Answer: (D)











4. The Annual Fair of Ukaz in pre- Islamic Arabia was held at





(A) Mecca





(B) Madina





(C) Riyad





(D) Taif





Answer: (D)











5. Prophet Muhammad migrated from Mecca to Medina in the year





(A) 632 A.D.





(B) 656 A.D.





(C) 622 A.D.





(D) 611 A.D.





Answer: (C)











6. The concept of Muakhāt was introduced by Prophet Muhammad at





(A) Mecca





(B) Madina





(C) Taif





(D) Yemen





Answer: (B)











7. Fathe-Mubeen refers to





(A) Badr





(B) Uhud





(C) Tabuk





(D) Sulh-i Hudaybiyah





Answer: (D)











8. The Battle of Basus was fought between





(A) Quraish and Ansar





(B) Banu Bahila and Taghlib





(C) Banu Bakr and Banu Taghlib





(D) None of the above





Answer: (C)











9. The Saba‘ Muallaqats were hung over the walls of





(A) The shrine of Adam





(B) K‘aba





(C) The Shrine of Ibrahim





(D) The Shrine of Ismail





Answer: (B)











10. The famous pre-Islamic poet was





(A) Jarir





(B) Nabighah Dhubyani





(C) Farazda





(D) Abu Nuwas





Answer: (B)











11. The title of ‘Saifullah’ was given to





(A) Al-Muthawna bin Haritha





(B) Rafi bin Umayr





(C) Abu Ubaid ah





(D) Khalid bin Walid





Answer: (D)











12. Tawhid means





(A) Polytheism





(B) Monotheism





(C) Atheism





(D) None of the above





Answer: (B)











13. Muawiyah conquered Cyprus in the year





(A) 649 A.D.





(B) 670 A.D.





(C) 690 A.D.





(D) 636 A.D.





Answer: (A)











14. Arrange the following books in order in which these were written, using the code given below:





(i) Hujjat-ullah al-Balighah





(ii) Bayan al-Quran





(iii) Tafsir al-Quran





(iv) Tahafat al-Falasifah





Codes:





(A) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)





(B) (iv) (i) (ii) (iii)





(C) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)





(D) (iv) (i) (iii) (ii)





Answer: (D)











15. The period of Hazrat Ali’s caliphate is from





(A) 634 – 636





(B) 632 – 634





(C) 634 – 644





(D) 656 – 661





Answer: (D)











16. The Institution of Baytal-Māl was established by





(A) Hazrat Umar





(B) Umar bin Abdul Aziz





(C) Amir Muawiyah





(D) Al-Mamun





Answer: (A)











17. Hajjaj bin Yusuf was the Governor of





(A) Mecca





(B) Dahran





(C) Iraq





(D) Yemen





Answer: (C)











18. Siddhanta was translated into Arabic by





(A) Al-Mahdi





(B) Muhammad bin Ibrahim al- Fazari





(C) Ibn al-Muqaffa





(D) Hunayn bin Ishaq





Answer: (B)











19. Arrange the following rulers in chronological order using the code given below:





(i) Nuh bin Nasr





(ii) Abbas Azam





(iii) Mehmud Ghaznavi





(iv) Alp Arsalan





Codes:





(A) (i) (iii) (iv) (ii)





(B) (i) (ii) (iv) (iii)





(C) (i) (ii) (iii) (iv)





(D) (iv) (ii) (iii) (i)





Answer: (A)











20. The audit or accounts office during the Abbasid period was known as





(A) Diwan al Kharaj





(B) Diwan al Zimam





(C) Diwan al-Nazir fi-al Mazalim





(D) Diwan al-Shurtah





Answer: (B)











21. The title of ‘al-shaykh al-Rais’ was given to





(A) Al-Razi





(B) Ibn Sina





(C) Al-Majusi





(D) Al-Mawardi





Answer: (B)











22. Which of the following pairs is not correctly matched?





(A) Muslim – Umar Brotherhood al-Mukhtar





(B) Tijaniyya – Syed Qutb Order





(C) Tablighi – Muhammad Jamat Ilyas





(D) Sanusiya – Sheikh Order Muhammad bin Ali





Answer: (B)











23. The title of Tafsir written by Muhammad bin Jarir al-Tabari is





(A) Ahkam al-Quran





(B) Jami al-Bayan





(C) Tafhim al-Quran





(D) Marif al-Quran





Answer: (B)











24. Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?





(A) Nahrwan – Khāwarij





(B) Kamal Ataturk– B‘ath Party





(C) Ikhwan al- – Jamal Abdul Muslimun Nasir





(D) Ubaidullah – Tahrik-e Sindhi Mujahideen





Answer: (A)











25. The concept of Asma al-Rijal was developed to





(A) Check the authenticity of the Quran





(B) Check the authenticity of Fiqh





(C) Scrutinize the narrators of Hadith





(D) Check the classification of Hadith





Answer: (C)











26. Kitab al-Hidayah was compiled by





(A) Imam Tahawi





(B) Imam Karkhi





(C) Allama Marghinani





(D) Imam Razi





Answer: (C)











27. Muwatta was compiled by





(A) Mālik bin Anas





(B) Imam Shafai





(C) Ahmad bin Hanbal





(D) Abu Hanifa





Answer: (A)











28. Sahifa i-Sādiqa, was compiled by





(A) Abdullah bin Zubair





(B) Abdullah bin Amr bin al-Ās





(C) Zamakhshari





(D) Wāthiq





Answer: (B)











29. Ijma means





(A) Reasoning





(B) Disagreement





(C) Consensus





(D) Consultation





Answer: (C)











30. The most flexible school of Islamic Law is





(A) The Maliki School





(B) The Zahiri School





(C) The Hanafi School





(D) The Hanbali School





Answer: (C)











31. The founder of the Mamluk dynasty was





(A) Baybars





(B) Shajar al-Durr





(C) Qalawun





(D) Al-Ashraf





Answer: (B)











32. The most distinguished scholar of the Ghaznavid period was





(A) Al-khwarizmi





(B) Al-Kindi





(C) Nāsir bin Ahmad





(D) Al-Biruni





Answer: (D)











33. Siyāsat Nama was composed by





(A) Al-Māwardi





(B) Al-Kindi





(C) Al-Fārābi





(D) Nizāmul-Mulk Tūsi





Answer: (D)











34. The Safavid dynasty was established in the year





(A) 1258 A.D.





(B) 1260 A.D.





(C) 1450 A.D.





(D) 1501 A.D.





Answer: (D)











35. The Revolution for the restoration of Constitution in Iran took place in the year





(A) 1909





(B) 1905





(C) 1900





(D) 1501





Answer: (B)











36. Ibn Rushd was the author of





(A) Tahāfut al-Falasifa





(B) Tahāfut al-Tahāfut





(C) Tarikh al-Rusul





(D) Al-Kitāb al Māliki





Answer: (B)











37. During the Fātimid period Dar-al-Hikmah was established by





(A) Baybars





(B) Al-Nāsir





(C) Al-Zāhir





(D) Al-Hākim





Answer: (D)











38. The Ottomon dynasty was established in the year





(A) 1924





(B) 1905





(C) 1299





(D) 1517





Answer: (C)











39. The Jānisāri forces were established by





(A) Murād I





(B) Murād II





(C) Sulaiman the Magnificent





(D) Salim





Answer: (A)











40. The twelve peaked crown was given to Ghizilbashi army by





(A) Hyder





(B) Junayd





(C) Salim





(D) Shaikh Saifuddin





Answer: (A)











41. Egypt was annexed by Ottomans during the rule of





(A) Sulaiman the magnificent





(B) Salim I





(C) Salim II





(D) Murad I





Answer: (B)











42. The famous hospital ‘Al-Māristān al- Mansuri’ at Cairo was established by





(A) Baybars





(B) Al-Nasir





(C) Qalawun





(D) Saifud-din Qutuz





Answer: (C)











43. The Theory of Irtifāqāt was propounded by





(A) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan





(B) Sir Muhammad Iqbal





(C) Hasan al-Banna





(D) Shah Waliullah





Answer: (D)











44. The concept of ‘Pan-Islamism” was given by





(A) Jamalud-din Afghani





(B) Ibn Taimiyyah





(C) Muhammad bin Abdul Wahhab





(D) Shah Waliullah





Answer: (A)











45. The movement of Ikhwan al-Muslimun was started by





(A) Syed Qutb





(B) Hasan al-Banna





(C) Abul-Ala Mawdudi





(D) Syed Ahmad Shahid





Answer: (B)











46. The Egyptian scholar who permitted the Muslims to wear the European dress was





(A) Jamal ud-din Afghani





(B) Hasan al-Banna





(C) Muhammad Abduh





(D) Yusuf al Qarzāwi





Answer: (C)











47. Which of the following is correctly matched?





(A) Ulugh Beg – Astronomy





(B) Umar Khayyam – Hadith





(C) Firdausi – Chemistry





(D) Abu Nasr Siraj – Geography





Answer: (A)











48. Which of the following pairs is correctly matched?





(A) Abu Bakr Khwarizmi – Mathematics





(B) Al-Kindi – Tafsir





(C) Ibn Nafis – Geography





(D) Al-Masudi – Philosophy





Answer: (A)











49. Which of the following pairs is notcorrectly matched?





(A) Jalalud-din Rumi – Poetry





(B) Abu Hamid Ghazali – Tassawuf





(C) Ibn Khaldun – Sociology





(D) Jabir bin Hayyan – History





Answer: (D)











50. Which of the following is not correctly matched?





(A) Sultan Sanjar – Saljuqs





(B) Tahmasp – Safavids





(C) Sultan Muizz – Fatimids





(D) Sultan Muhammad – Timurids





Answer: (D)