Islamic Study

Islamic Study is not merely a theoretical subject in the context of the Sindh Public Service Commission (SPSC) and other competitive examinations in Pakistan; it is a fundamental pillar of the General Knowledge paper that often determines the merit gap between successful candidates and the rest. Achieving proficiency in this domain requires more than rote memorization of dates and historical events. It demands a nuanced understanding of Islamic jurisprudence, historical evolution, and the socio-ethical framework that underpins the region's administrative and legal landscape. At MM Online, we recognize that examiners prioritize conceptual clarity over superficial facts. Whether you are preparing for SPSC, MDCAT, or HEC-based assessments, your ability to synthesize information regarding the Seerah, Quranic sciences, and the contributions of Islamic scholars is vital. This quiz is meticulously curated to challenge your analytical reasoning and bridge the gap between academic knowledge and exam-room application. To excel, we advise students to move beyond standard textbooks. Focus on the chronological progression of Islamic history and the impact of Islamic principles on modern governance. Our strategic approach centers on high-yield topics that frequently appear in competitive testing environments. By engaging with this assessment, you are not just answering questions; you are refining your exam technique and sharpening your critical thinking skills. Approach this quiz as a diagnostic tool to identify your knowledge gaps and solidify your standing as a top-tier candidate.

Practice questions

  1. The Holy Quran was revealed in how many years
    • 10
    • 15
    • 23
    • 25
  2. The first caliph of Islam was
    • Umar (RA)
    • Ali (RA)
    • Abu Bakr (RA)
    • Usman (RA)
  3. The second caliph of Islam was
    • Abu Bakr (RA)
    • Umar (RA)
    • Usman (RA)
    • Ali (RA)
  4. The third caliph of Islam was
    • Ali (RA)
    • Umar (RA)
    • Abu Bakr (RA)
    • Usman (RA)
  5. The fourth caliph of Islam was
    • Umar (RA)
    • Ali (RA)
    • Usman (RA)
    • Abu Bakr (RA)
  6. The first mosque of Islam was
    • Masjid Nabawi
    • Masjid Quba
    • Masjid Aqsa
    • Masjid Haram
  7. The mosque built by Prophet (PBUH) in Madinah was
    • Masjid Aqsa
    • Masjid Quba
    • Masjid Nabawi
    • Masjid Haram
  8. The direction of prayer is called
    • Sajdah
    • Qibla
    • Rak’at
    • Azan
  9. The Qibla was changed from Masjid Aqsa to
    • Masjid Haram
    • Masjid Quba
    • Masjid Nabawi
    • Mount Uhud
  10. The pillar of Islam which is performed in Ramadan is
    • Hajj
    • Zakat
    • Roza
    • Namaz
  11. The night of power is called
    • Lailatul Baraat
    • Lailatul Qadr
    • Lailatul Miraj
    • Lailatul Jumma
  12. The angel who brought revelation was
    • Israfeel (AS)
    • Jibrael (AS)
    • Mikael (AS)
    • Izrael (AS)
  13. The book revealed to Hazrat Musa (AS) was
    • Injil
    • Zabur
    • Torah
    • Quran
  14. The book revealed to Hazrat Dawood (AS) was
    • Torah
    • Zabur
    • Injil
    • Quran
  15. The book revealed to Hazrat Isa (AS) was
    • Torah
    • Zabur
    • Injil
    • Quran
  16. The migration from Makkah to Madinah is called
    • Hijrah
    • Jihad
    • Dawah
    • Bayat
  17. The first battle in Islam was
    • Uhud
    • Khandaq
    • Badr
    • Hunain
  18. The cave where first revelation came was
    • Thawr
    • Hira
    • Safa
    • Marwa
  19. The year of migration is called
    • Year of sorrow
    • Year of Hijrah
    • Year of victory
    • Year of peace
  20. Total number of pillars of Islam are
    • 3
    • 4
    • 5
    • 6
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