1. OIC stands for:
(A) Organization of Islamic Cooperation
(B) Organization of International Commerce
(C) Organization of Intercontinental Countries
(D) Organization of Independent Communities
2. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami is also known as:
(A) Islamic Development Bank
(B) Muslim World League
(C) World Islamic Forum
(D) International Islamic Council
3. The OIC was established in:
(A) 1975
(B) 1955
(C) 1969
(D) 1980
4. The headquarters of OIC is located in:
(A) Jeddah, Saudi Arabia
(B) Cairo, Egypt
(C) Istanbul, Turkey
(D) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
5. Main objective of OIC is to:
(A) Promote only trade
(B) Promote solidarity and cooperation among Muslim countries
(C) Encourage sectarian division
(D) Limit cultural exchange
6. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami was founded in:
(A) 1950
(B) 1962
(C) 1970
(D) 1985
7. OIC addresses issues related to:
(A) Only trade
(B) Political, economic, cultural, and social matters among Muslim states
(C) Only sports
(D) Only education
8. The Rabita al-Alam al-Islami primarily focuses on:
(A) Islamic propagation (Da’wah) and education
(B) Military campaigns
(C) Trade regulations only
(D) Political treaties only
9. OIC works to resolve conflicts in:
(A) Muslim countries through diplomacy
(B) Only non-Muslim countries
(C) Only Asia
(D) Only Africa
10. The OIC General Secretariat is headed by:
(A) President
(B) Secretary-General
(C) Prime Minister
(D) Chairman
11. One of the functions of OIC is to:
(A) Promote only trade
(B) Encourage division
(C) Limit religious activities
(D) Protect Muslim rights globally
12. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami is headquartered in:
(A) Makkah, Saudi Arabia
(B) Riyadh, Saudi Arabia
(C) Cairo, Egypt
(D) Istanbul, Turkey
13. OIC has how many member states approximately?
(A) 57
(B) 45
(C) 60
(D) 50
14. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami promotes:
(A) Trade agreements only
(B) Military cooperation only
(C) Islamic solidarity and educational programs worldwide
(D) Political treaties only
15. OIC plays a role in:
(A) Encouraging conflicts
(B) Limiting cultural exchange
(C) Combating Islamophobia and supporting Muslim minorities
(D) Focusing only on trade
16. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami provides:
(A) Only military aid
(B) Scholarships, publications, and educational support
(C) Only trade advice
(D) Political treaties only
17. OIC’s Islamic Summit Conference is held:
(A) Every year
(B) Every three years
(C) Every five years
(D) Every six months
18. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami encourages:
(A) Isolation of Muslim countries
(B) Military alliances
(C) Political treaties only
(D) Dawah activities and interfaith dialogue
19. OIC issues declarations to:
(A) Encourage division
(B) Support peace, security, and Muslim unity
(C) Limit religious propagation
(D) Focus only on trade
20. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami was initiated under the guidance of:
(A) Saudi leadership
(B) Egyptian leadership
(C) Turkish leadership
(D) Pakistani leadership
21. One of the achievements of OIC is:
(A) Cultural isolation
(B) Military expansion
(C) Only sports cooperation
(D) Establishing the Islamic Development Bank
22. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami organizes:
(A) Trade exhibitions only
(B) Military drills only
(C) Conferences, seminars, and training programs for Muslims
(D) Political summits only
23. OIC promotes:
(A) Cooperation in education, science, and culture among member states
(B) Division
(C) Sectarianism
(D) Military conflicts
24. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami supports:
(A) Political treaties only
(B) Military expansion
(C) Translation and publication of Islamic books
(D) Trade agreements only
25. OIC works in collaboration with:
(A) Only Muslim charities
(B) United Nations and other international organizations
(C) Only local governments
(D) Military alliances only
26. One aim of Rabita al-Alam al-Islami is:
(A) Spreading Islamic teachings globally
(B) Promoting trade only
(C) Military expansion
(D) Political treaties only
27. OIC promotes solidarity among Muslims in:
(A) Only education
(B) Political, economic, and social matters
(C) Only military matters
(D) Only culture
28. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami provides guidance on:
(A) Trade policies only
(B) Military training only
(C) Political governance only
(D) Islamic education and moral values
29. OIC has specialized agencies for:
(A) Only politics
(B) Only military
(C) Only trade
(D) Health, education, and science cooperation
30. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami encourages:
(A) Only political influence
(B) Inter-Islamic solidarity and youth engagement
(C) Only trade agreements
(D) Isolation
31. OIC resolves conflicts among Muslim nations through:
(A) Military only
(B) Diplomacy, mediation, and dialogue
(C) Trade restrictions
(D) Ignoring disputes
32. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami publishes:
(A) Military manuals only
(B) Islamic literature in multiple languages
(C) Political manifestos only
(D) Trade guidelines only
33. OIC emphasizes:
(A) Military expansion only
(B) Protection of Muslim holy sites
(C) Political isolation only
(D) Trade dominance only
34. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami supports:
(A) Military institutions only
(B) Establishing educational institutions for Muslims
(C) Political parties only
(D) Trade corporations only
35. OIC’s main role in global affairs is:
(A) Trade negotiation only
(B) Military leadership only
(C) Representing Muslim countries at international forums
(D) Cultural isolation only
36. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami focuses on:
(A) Promoting Dawah and Islamic culture worldwide
(B) Political treaties only
(C) Military alliances only
(D) Trade agreements only
37. OIC issues statements against:
(A) Trade only
(B) Islamophobia and oppression of Muslims
(C) Military conflicts only
(D) Education policies only
38. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami works with:
(A) Only local mosques
(B) Only Saudi Arabia
(C) Muslim communities across continents
(D) Only political leaders
39. One challenge for OIC is:
(A) Political differences among member states
(B) Lack of trade
(C) Only cultural exchange
(D) Military training
40. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami promotes:
(A) Trade competition only
(B) Sectarianism
(C) Military aggression
(D) Unity and understanding among Muslims of different cultures
41. OIC supports:
(A) Cultural isolation only
(B) Military expansion only
(C) Political domination only
(D) Economic cooperation and development projects
42. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami encourages:
(A) Youth participation in Islamic education and social work
(B) Only adult scholars
(C) Only politicians
(D) Only trade leaders
43. OIC aims to strengthen:
(A) Military only
(B) Political, social, and economic bonds among Muslim states
(C) Trade only
(D) Cultural isolation
44. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami focuses on:
(A) Trade agreements only
(B) Military alliances only
(C) Political treaties only
(D) Islamic solidarity, education, and moral guidance
45. OIC promotes:
(A) Political isolation only
(B) Military intervention only
(C) Trade restrictions only
(D) Peaceful resolution of conflicts among Muslims
46. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami has helped in:
(A) Spreading Islamic teachings in non-Muslim countries
(B) Political domination only
(C) Military expansion only
(D) Trade negotiations only
47. OIC coordinates efforts in:
(A) Cultural isolation only
(B) Military only
(C) Political treaties only
(D) Humanitarian aid, disaster relief, and development projects
48. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami provides:
(A) Religious guidance and moral education
(B) Military training only
(C) Trade advice only
(D) Political consultation only
49. OIC promotes:
(A) Military expansion only
(B) Division
(C) Isolation
(D) Muslim unity and protection of Islamic values globally
50. Rabita al-Alam al-Islami works to:
(A) Focus only on trade
(B) Promote sectarianism
(C) Limit education
(D) Enhance global Islamic awareness and solidarity