MCQ Questions for Class 11 History Chapter 4 The Central Islamic Lands with Answers

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Q1. Frank’s were

(a) Muslims
(b) Arab Nationals
(c) Jewish
(d) Christian

(d) Christian

Q2. Muamalat is meant by

(a) rituals
(b) social affairs
(c) political considerations
(d) religious affairs

(b) social affairs

Q3. Sasanian rulers were from

(a) Rome
(b) Iran
(c) Greek
(d) Samarqand

(b) Iran

Q4. Copper coin circulated in the central Islamic Lands was called

(a) denarius
(b) Fulus
(c) dirham
(d) drachm

(b) Fulus

Q5. Al-Qanum fil Tibb, a book on medicine was composed by

(a) Ibn Sina
(b) Umar Khayyam
(c) Alberuni
(d) Bayazid Bistami

(a) Ibn Sina

Q6. A level in literary and Cultural refinement in communication is stated as—

(a) nazm
(b) rubai
(c) adab
(d) falasifa

Q7. Pahlavi was

(a) A language of ancient Rome
(b) language of sacred books of ancient Iran
(c) A ritual of Muslim Community
(d) Name of a hospital.

(b) language of sacred books of ancient Iran

Q8. The Caliph during whose reign the Hijri was established was:

(a) Abu Bakr
(b) Muhammad
(c) Uthman
(d) Umar

(d) Umar

Q9. What was the name given to nomadic Arab tribes?

(a) Sanam
(b) Qabila
(c) Bedouins
(d) Umma

Q10. . Zakat was an/a

(a) agriculture tax
(b) alms tax
(c) religious tax
(d) trade tax

(b) alms tax

Q11. . The semi-histrical works sira in the Islamic history are

(a) biographies
(b) chronicles
(c) eyewitness reports
(d) inscriptions

(a) biographies

Q12. . Caliph Muawiya shifted his capital to

(a) Rome
(b) Medina
(c) Mecca
(d) Damascus

(d) Damascus

Q13. The woman-saint sufi who, in her poems, preached instense love for God by uniting with God was

(a) Rabia.
(b) Aisha
(c) Fatima
(d) Khadija

(a) Rabia.

Q14. After the Arabs and Iranians, the group that was rising to power on the Islamic scene was the

(a) Buyids.
(b) Iranians.
(c) Samanid.
(d) Turks.

(d) Turks.

Q15. Muamalat is meant by