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
221
Which Prophet will be the first to be clothed on the Day of Judgment?
Answer:
Ibrahim (AS)
Hadith mention that Ibrahim (AS) will be the first clothed on the Day of Judgment. This is an honor given to him by Allah. It reflects his lofty status. His life of sacrifice is rewarded with dignity.
222
Which Prophet prayed for forgiveness even after a small mistake in judgment?
Answer:
Dawud (AS)
Dawud (AS) once made a judgment and realized his error. He immediately sought forgiveness. This reflects humility and awareness before Allah. Prophets are protected from major sins but still turn to Allah in humility.
223
Which Prophet is mentioned most often in the Qur’an?
Answer:
Musa (AS)
Musa (AS) is mentioned more than 130 times in the Qur’an. His story with Pharaoh and Bani Isra’il carries many lessons. His perseverance and leadership are repeatedly emphasized. His life represents the struggle between truth and tyranny.
224
Which Prophet was given the Injeel (Gospel)?
Answer:
Isa (AS)
Isa (AS) was given the Injeel, a scripture of guidance for Bani Isra’il. It contained laws and wisdom. Over time, distortions entered. The Qur’an confirms his message while correcting errors.
225
Which Prophet debated his people about worshipping stars, the moon, and the sun?
Answer:
Ibrahim (AS)
Ibrahim (AS) used rational arguments against worshipping celestial bodies. He showed that all created things set and disappear. Only Allah remains eternal. His debate is a model of intellectual da‘wah.
226
Which Prophet was thrown into a well by his brothers?
Answer:
Yusuf (AS)
Yusuf (AS) was cast into a well by his jealous brothers. This trial led him to Egypt and eventual leadership. His story shows that hardships can lead to greater wisdom. Allah’s plan is always superior to human schemes.
227
Which Prophet will blow the Trumpet on the Day of Judgment?
Answer:
Israfil (angel, not Prophet)
It is the angel Israfil who will blow the Trumpet, not a Prophet. This shows the need to distinguish between Prophets and angels. Angels serve divine commands, while Prophets guide humanity. Both highlight Allah’s power and order in creation.
228
Which Prophet’s people asked for a calf to worship when he went to the mountain?
Answer:
Musa (AS)
When Musa (AS) went to Mount Sinai, some of his people made a golden calf. They fell into shirk despite Harun’s warning. This shows the weakness of faith without steadfastness. Allah forgave those who repented.
229
Which Prophet was given the title “al-Safaḥ” (the pure one)?
Answer:
Yusuf (AS)
Yusuf (AS) was known for his purity in resisting temptation. He preferred prison over disobedience to Allah. His life is an example of chastity and trust in Allah. This quality earned him titles of honor in the Qur’an.
230
Which Prophet was tested with his livestock, health, and family but remained patient?
Answer:
Ayub (AS)
Ayub (AS) faced loss of wealth, children, and health. Despite this, he remained grateful and patient. Allah rewarded him with restoration and honor. His story teaches ultimate sabr and tawakkul (trust in Allah).