Islamic Studies/Islamiat (Competitive Exams) MCQs
Topic Notes: Islamic Studies/Islamiat (Competitive Exams)
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Plato
- Biography: Ancient Greek philosopher (427–347 BCE), student of Socrates and teacher of Aristotle, founder of the Academy in Athens.
- Important Ideas:
- Theory of Forms
- Philosopher-King
- Ideal State
151
Who was the first prophet to migrate (Hijrah)?
Answer:
Lut
Prophet Lut عليه السلام was the first prophet recorded as making hijrah. He migrated away from his corrupt people who indulged in immoral acts. His migration set an early precedent for leaving lands of disbelief.
152
Who was the maternal grandfather of Prophet Ayyub?
Answer:
Lut
Prophet Lut عليه السلام is considered the maternal grandfather of Prophet Ayyub. This shows the close intertwining of prophetic family trees. Their descendants carried forward the mission of tawheed.
153
What was the relation of Prophet Ibrahim to Prophet Lut?
Answer:
Uncle
Ibrahim عليه السلام was the paternal uncle of Prophet Lut. Despite their family relation, both were independent prophets sent to different nations. Their stories overlap, showing how prophetic missions were often interconnected in lineage.
154
Where is the grave of Lut located?
Answer:
Palestine (Hebron)
Prophet Lut is buried in Hebron, Palestine, near the resting place of Ibrahim. His mission was to call his people away from immorality. Despite rejection, his steadfastness stands as an example.
155
What was the name of Ibrahim’s father?
Answer:
Azar / Terah
Ibrahim’s father was Azar, also known as Terah. He was an idol-maker by profession. Despite this, Ibrahim rejected idolatry and called people to Allah.
156
For how many days did Ibrahim remain in the fire?
Answer:
40 days
Ibrahim remained in the fire for 40 days, but Allah made it cool and safe for him. This miracle displayed Allah’s power over nature. It humiliated Nimrod and his people.
157
Who was a contemporary of Ibrahim among prophets?
Answer:
Lut
Prophet Lut عليه السلام was a contemporary of Ibrahim. Their missions overlapped, and both faced idolatrous and immoral societies. Their lives show the diversity of challenges prophets faced in the same era.
158
What invention is attributed to Ibrahim?
Answer:
Comb
Ibrahim is said to have invented the comb. Such details symbolize the early prophets’ contributions to daily human life. It reminds us that prophets were teachers of both spiritual and worldly knowledge.
159
Where is the grave of Ibrahim located?
Answer:
Jerusalem (Hebron)
Ibrahim’s grave is in Hebron, near Jerusalem, in the famous Cave of Machpelah. It remains a sacred site for Muslims, Jews, and Christians alike. His burial place connects the Abrahamic faiths historically.
160
At what age did Ibrahim pass away?
Answer:
175 years
Prophet Ibrahim عليه السلام lived for 175 years. His long life allowed him to guide different nations. He was buried in Hebron, where his grave remains to this day.