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
231
Which Prophet will marry in Paradise according to narrations?
Answer:
Isa (AS)
Narrations indicate that Isa (AS) will return to earth, marry, and eventually pass away. He will then be honored in Paradise. His return is part of eschatology in Islam. It underscores the human nature of Prophets.
232
Which Prophet had the miracle of water gushing from a rock?
Answer:
Musa (AS)
Musa (AS) struck a rock by Allah’s command, and twelve springs flowed for Bani Isra’il. Each tribe had its own spring. This miracle demonstrated Allah’s mercy. It emphasizes provision in times of hardship.
233
Which Prophet is called “al-Ruh” (the Spirit) in the Qur’an?
Answer:
Isa (AS)
Isa (AS) is called “Ruhullah” meaning “a Spirit from Allah.” This reflects his miraculous birth and divine support. It does not imply divinity, but honor. It affirms Allah’s ability to create by command.
234
Which Prophet’s son disbelieved and drowned in the flood?
Answer:
Nuh (AS)
Nuh (AS)’s son refused to believe and drowned during the flood. This shows that family ties cannot replace faith. Salvation is only through iman and obedience. It is a warning against relying on lineage.
235
Which Prophet will intercede for mankind on the Day of Judgment?
Answer:
Muhammad ﷺ
Prophet Muhammad ﷺ will be granted al-Maqam al-Mahmud, the praised station of intercession. All humanity will seek his intercession. This is part of his honor as the Seal of Prophets. His mercy reflects Allah’s compassion for believers.
236
Which Prophet’s people were destroyed by a powerful wind for seven nights and eight days?
Answer:
Hud (AS)
The people of ‘Ad were destroyed by a furious wind lasting seven nights and eight days. Hud (AS) warned them but they rejected. Their destruction reflects divine justice. It symbolizes the fragility of human pride.
237
Which Prophet warned his people about the punishment of a “day of canopy (shade)”?
Answer:
Shu‘ayb (AS)
Shu‘ayb (AS)’s people were punished with intense heat followed by a cloud of fire. This became known as the punishment of the day of canopy. It highlights Allah’s unique punishments. It is a sign against arrogance.
238
Which Prophet is called “Abu al-Anbiya” (the father of Prophets)?
Answer:
Ibrahim (AS)
Ibrahim (AS) is called “Abu al-Anbiya” because many Prophets descended from him. This includes Ishaq, Isma‘il, Yaqub, Yusuf, Musa, Isa, and Muhammad ﷺ. His central role makes him a unifying figure. His legacy is tawheed across nations.
239
Which Prophet was sent to the people of Madyan?
Answer:
Shu‘ayb (AS)
Shu‘ayb (AS) was sent to Madyan, where people cheated in trade. He warned them but they rejected. Their destruction came as divine justice. His story warns against economic corruption.
240
Which Prophet’s story teaches us about resisting seduction?
Answer:
Yusuf (AS)
Yusuf (AS) was seduced by the wife of Al-Aziz in Egypt but resisted. His story demonstrates chastity and fear of Allah. Allah protected him due to his sincerity. This narrative is a lesson for youth about purity.