MCQs Religious Differences between Hindus and Muslims before independence of Pakistan 20 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/20 Subscribe 1. The main religious difference between Hindus and Muslims was related to: (A) Language (B) Caste system (C) Concept of God (D) Economic system 2. Muslims believe in: (A) Multiple gods (B) One God (Allah) (C) Idol worship (D) Nature worship 3. Hindus believe in: (A) Monotheism only (B) Prophethood (C) No religion (D) Idol worship and multiple gods 4. The holy book of Muslims is: (A) Quran (B) Torah (C) Bible (D) Vedas 5. The sacred religious books of Hindus include: (A) Vedas and Upanishads (B) Bible and Torah (C) Quran and Hadith (D) Psalms 6. Muslims believe in the finality of: (A) Rama (B) Krishna (C) Buddha (D) Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) 7. Hindus consider which animal sacred? (A) Cow (B) Camel (C) Horse (D) Goat 8. For Muslims, cow slaughter is: (A) Forbidden (B) Allowed (C) Compulsory (D) Discouraged 9. Islam emphasizes: (A) Caste system (B) Equality of all human beings (C) Social hierarchy (D) Birth-based status 10. Hindu society was traditionally divided into: (A) Tribes (B) Religious groups (C) Castes (D) Political classes 11. Muslims perform worship in: (A) Mosques (B) Churches (C) Temples (D) Monasteries 12. Hindus worship in: (A) Mosques (B) Temples (C) Churches (D) Synagogues 13. The concept of brotherhood in Islam is based on: (A) Race (B) Territory (C) Faith (D) Wealth 14. Hindu religious rituals are mainly based on: (A) Customs and traditions (B) Shariah (C) Islamic law (D) Democracy 15. Muslims follow religious law known as: (A) Shariah (B) Canon Law (C) Civil Law (D) Common Law 16. Hindus believe in the concept of: (A) Day of Judgment (B) Heaven and Hell only (C) Reincarnation (D) Prophethood 17. Muslims believe in: (A) Rebirth (B) Day of Judgment (C) Karma (D) Idol worship 18. Islam strictly forbids: (A) Prayer (B) Charity (C) Idol worship (D) Fasting 19. Religious differences between Hindus and Muslims resulted in: (A) Cultural and political separation (B) Social harmony (C) Complete unity (D) Economic growth 20. These religious differences strengthened the idea of: (A) Two-Nation Theory (B) Hindu-Muslim unity (C) United Indian nationalism (D) British imperialism