Khanqah MCQs – Muslim Rule in Kashmir 30 min Score: 0 Attempted: 0/30 Subscribe 1. Khanqah-e-Mualla is located in: (A) Delhi (B) Srinagar (C) Lahore (D) Kabul 2. Khanqah is mainly a place of: (A) War training (B) Royal court (C) Trade market (D) Sufi spiritual gathering 3. Khanqah-e-Mualla is associated with: (A) Lalitaditya (B) Shah Hamdan (C) Ashoka (D) Akbar 4. Shah Hamdan’s full name is: (A) Zain-ul-Abidin (B) Sikandar Shah (C) Mir Sayyid Ali Hamdani (D) Bulbul Shah 5. Khanqah-e-Mualla is also known as: (A) Shah-e-Hamdan Shrine (B) Jamia Masjid Srinagar (C) Martand Temple (D) Parihasapura 6. The main purpose of Khanqahs was: (A) Military planning (B) Tax collection (C) Spiritual teachings and worship (D) Trade regulation 7. Khanqah-e-Mualla is built on the bank of: (A) Indus (B) Chenab (C) Ganga (D) Jhelum (Vitasta) 8. The architectural style of Khanqahs in Kashmir is mainly: (A) Kashmiri wooden architecture (B) Persian-European (C) Dravidian (D) Mughal marble style 9. Khanqah-e-Mualla was first built in the: (A) 14th century (B) 10th century (C) 16th century (D) 18th century 10. Khanqah-e-Mualla is dedicated to: (A) Buddha (B) Lalitaditya (C) Shah Hamdan (D) Harsha 11. Khanqahs in Kashmir were centers of: (A) Industrial work (B) Military weapons (C) Sea trade (D) Education and spirituality 12. The term “Khanqah” refers to: (A) Sufi monastery (B) Palace (C) Fort (D) Market 13. Khanqah-e-Mualla is an important example of: (A) Buddhist architecture (B) Modern architecture (C) Roman architecture (D) Islamic wooden architecture of Kashmir 14. Khanqahs played a major role in spreading: (A) Islam (B) Buddhism (C) Jainism (D) Sikhism 15. Shah Hamdan visited Kashmir how many times (traditionally)? (A) Once (B) Thrice (C) Twice (D) Four times 16. Khanqah-e-Mualla is situated in: (A) Anantnag (B) Srinagar old city (C) Baramulla (D) Leh 17. Khanqahs were maintained by: (A) Sufi saints and disciples (B) Merchants only (C) Kings only (D) Soldiers 18. The main material used in Kashmiri Khanqahs is: (A) Stone (B) Iron (C) Wood (D) Marble 19. Khanqah-e-Mualla is an important site of: (A) Mining (B) Archaeology and heritage (C) Agriculture (D) Railway transport 20. Khanqahs helped in promoting: (A) Colonization (B) War strategies (C) Sea exploration (D) Social unity 21. Khanqah-e-Mualla is associated with which Sufi order? (A) Chishti (B) Suhrawardi (C) Qadri (D) Naqshbandi 22. Shah Hamdan is also called: (A) Akbar (B) Bud Shah (C) Butshikan (D) Amir-e-Kabir 23. Khanqahs were used for: (A) Military training (B) Tax collection (C) Worship and community gatherings (D) Trade monopoly 24. Khanqah-e-Mualla reflects influence of: (A) Roman culture (B) Greek culture (C) Persian culture (D) Chinese culture 25. The shrine inside Khanqah-e-Mualla is dedicated to: (A) Bulbul Shah (B) Sikandar (C) Shah Hamdan (D) Zain-ul-Abidin 26. Khanqahs contributed to development of: (A) Space science (B) Education system (C) Railways (D) Shipbuilding 27. Khanqah-e-Mualla is rebuilt and renovated many times due to: (A) Tourism growth (B) Earthquakes only (C) Trade expansion (D) Wars and floods 28. Khanqahs in Kashmir are an example of: (A) Religious-cultural institutions (B) Military architecture (C) Industrial buildings (D) Government offices 29. Shah Hamdan’s influence in Kashmir is mainly seen in: (A) Khanqahs and crafts (B) Railways (C) Airports (D) Forts 30. Khanqah-e-Mualla is a major symbol of: (A) Modern India (B) British rule (C) Mughal empire (D) Sufi heritage of Kashmir
