1. English word "ideology" derived from?
(A) A combination of idea and logy
(B) The German word ideologie
(C) The French word ideologie
(D) The Latin word idealogus
2. What are the primary sources of Islamic ideology, as mentioned?
(A) Common sense and human reasoning
(B) Ancient Greek philosophy
(C) The Holy Quran, Sunnah, and permissible customs
(D) Local tribal traditions
3. What is the literal meaning of the Arabic term "Sunnah"?
(A) A path to be followed
(B) A divine revelation
(C) A book of laws
(D) A collection of stories
4. What role do local customs play in Islamic ideology?
(A) They are strictly forbidden.
(B) They are the primary source of law.
(C) They must replace all traditional Islamic practices.
(D) They can be adopted if not against Islamic teachings.
5. What provides the detailed interpretation and explanation of the Holy Quran's teachings?
(A) Local scholars' opinions
(B) The Sunnah of Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)
(C) Ancient legal texts
(D) Consensus of the community
6. What is described as the base of Pakistan?
(A) Islamic Ideology
(B) Two Nation Theory
(C) The Lahore Resolution
(D) The Shimla Deputation
7. Which two groups are identified as the distinct nations in the Two Nation Theory?
(A) Muslims and Sikhs
(B) Bengalis and Punjabis
(C) British and Indians
(D) Hindus and Muslims
8. Who first demanded a separate electorate, an act linked to the beginning of the Two Nation Theory?
(A) Allama Muhammad Iqbal
(B) Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
(C) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
(D) Lord Minto
9. In his 1930 address, what did Allama Muhammad Iqbal propose for the Muslims of northwestern India?
(A) A separate electorate
(B) A unified India
(C) An independent Muslim country
(D) A province with special status
10. The demand for a separate Muslim homeland was formally ratified in which resolution?
(A) The Shimla Resolution
(B) The Allahabad Resolution
(C) The Lahore Resolution
(D) The Delhi Resolution
11. What is the other common name for the Lahore Resolution?
(A) The Independence Resolution
(B) The Two Nation Resolution
(C) The Muslim League Resolution
(D) The Pakistan Resolution
12. What is the foundation upon which public representatives in an Islamic society can exercise their powers?
(A) The limits decided by Islam
(B) The constitution of the state
(C) The will of the majority
(D) The directives of the military
13. What is the "real base of divine law"?
(A) Brotherhood
(B) Tolerance
(C) Justice
(D) Sovereignty
14. Which principle of Islam is described as the "torch bearer of equality among human beings"?
(A) Islam itself
(B) Democracy
(C) Justice
(D) Brotherhood
15. What is the best way to avoid conflicts and establish social relations?
(A) Strict enforcement of laws
(B) Public debates
(C) Economic sanctions
(D) Tolerance and forbearance
16. What is the primary responsibility of the ruler in an Islamic welfare state?
(A) To expand the nation's territory
(B) Legislation based on the Holy Quran and Sunnah
(C) To accumulate state wealth
(D) To control international media
17. What was the purpose of establishing Bait-ul-Maal in the Islamic state of Madina?
(A) To fulfill the basic needs of citizens
(B) To collect taxes
(C) To finance the army
(D) To build mosques
18. What does an Islamic welfare state ensure regarding the nation's wealth?
(A) Its concentration in a few hands for efficient investment.
(B) Its use primarily for defense purposes.
(C) Its circulation so all members of society may benefit.
(D) Its equal distribution regardless of effort.
19. According to Quaid-e-Azam, when did Pakistan come into being?
(A) On August 14, 1947
(B) On the day the first Hindu became Muslim in India
(C) On the day the Lahore Resolution was passed
(D) On the day the British left India
20. What did Quaid-e-Azam describe as the "rock" and "base" of the Muslim Millat?
(A) The Two Nation Theory
(B) The Constitution of Pakistan
(C) The teachings of Allama Iqbal
(D) The Holy Quran
21. Wat did Quaid-e-Azam urge the people of Pakistan to identify as, above all else?
(A) Muslims
(B) Punjabis, Sindhis, Balochis, or Pathans
(C) Pakistanis
(D) Followers of Jinnah
22. Who presented the idea of a separate Muslim state in the northwest of the subcontinent at the 1930 Muslim League meeting?
(A) Allama Muhammad Iqbal
(B) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
(C) Liaquat Ali Khan
(D) Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
23. What did Allama Muhammad Iqbal reject regarding the subcontinent?
(A) The idea of one nation
(B) The need for independence from Britain
(C) The importance of Islamic principles
(D) The leadership of the Muslim League
24. Who presented the Objectives Resolution to Pakistan's first Constituent Assembly?
(A) Quaid-e-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah
(B) Liaqat Ali Khan
(C) Allama Muhammad Iqbal
(D) Sir Syed Ahmad Khan
25. According to the Objectives Resolution, who does sovereignty over the entire universe belong to?
(A) The State of Pakistan
(B) The People of Pakistan
(C) Allah Almighty alone
(D) The Constituent Assembly
26. What must the State of Pakistan exercise as a "sacred trust," per the Objectives Resolution?
(A) Political power within the limits of the Constitution
(B) Authority delegated to it through its people within prescribed limits
(C) Military authority to safeguard its borders
(D) Economic control over all resources
27. Which principle must be fully observed "as enunciated by Islam" according to the Resolution?
(A) Absolute monarchy
(B) Capitalism and free-market competition
(C) Secularism and state neutrality
(D) Democracy, freedom, equality, tolerance, and social justice
28. What will the state enable the Muslims to do, as per the Objectives Resolution?
(A) Form a separate federation
(B) Establish a theocracy
(C) Order their lives according to the Quran and Sunnah
(D) Control all state institutions
29. What provision is mandated for minorities in the Resolution?
(A) To be governed by their own separate laws
(B) To be integrated into Islamic culture
(C) To freely profess and practise their religions
(D) To have autonomous regions
30. What does Islam declare about the killing of one human being?
(A) It is the killing of all humanity.
(B) It is a political crime.
(C) It is permissible during war.
(D) It is a minor sin.
31. Which principle did Hazrat Umar's agreement with the people of Ailya establish?
(A) The supremacy of Islamic law over all others.
(B) The demolition of non-Muslim places of worship.
(C) The forced conversion of non-Muslims.
(D) The protection of life, wealth, and religious rights for non-Muslims.
32. What did Hazrat Ali advise regarding the treatment of non-Muslims?
(A) To treat them with harshness and cruelty.
(B) To act with both gentleness and strictness, avoiding cruelty.
(C) To ignore their complaints entirely.
(D) To encourage them to leave their religion.
33. According to Islamic teachings, on what basis is one person considered superior to another?
(A) Wealth and power
(B) Piety and good deeds
(C) Nationality and race
(D) Family and lineage