MCQs of Islamic Studies – Religions of the World

Idolaters worshiped idols which were made of _____.

_____ was the religion of the Persian people before the advent of Islam.

_____ preached that the aim of man should be to free himself from the constant chains to attain salvation and rebirth.

Shiva means _____.

_____ was the religion of the forefathers of the Holy Prophet (SAW).

Vushnu means _____.

_____ believed that Hazrat Uzair (AS) is the son of Allah.

_____ chief deities were there in Hinduism in early stages.

Hindus consider _____ as a sacred animal.

Meaning of Brahma is _____.

In Buddhism, _____ is the meaning of Nirvana.

Ahriman was represented by _____.

_____ believes in the Doctrine of Trinity.

_____ claims Hazrat Isa (AS) as the son of Allah.

Ormuzd was represented by _____.

_____ idols were in Kaaba before Islam.

There are _____ gods in Zoroastrianism.

_____ is the god of evil in Zoroastrianism.

The religion of the Jews is called _____.

Confucius was a _____.

_____ is the god of Buddhism.

_____ founded new religion in China before the birth of Hazrat Isa (AS).

Buddhism was originated in the _____.

The founder of Buddhism is _____.

The founder of Buddhism, Siddartha Gautama is known as _____.

According to Buddha, a spiritual condition free of all desires, passions and suffering is called _____.

The biggest universal religion in the world is _____.

The language of Old Testament is _____.

_____ has three sects, the Roman Catholic, the Protestant and the Eastern Orthodox.

The Holy Book of Christians is _____.

The Bible consists of Old Testament and _____ Testament.

Confucianism was founded by _____.

Confucianism was founded in _____ century BC.

Confucianism is practiced in China and _____.

_____ and Nuns are the religious piople in Buddhism.

The religious People in Christianity are called _____.

Gurus and Sadhus are the religious people in _____.

Rabi and Cantor are the religious people in _____.

In Zoroastrianism, the religious people are called _____.

The most important prayer in the Vedas is called _____.

In Hinduism, the followers believe in a cycle of birth and _____.

Hinduism has no specified _____ and no set creed.

The founder of Jainism is _____.

Jainism is also an _____ religion.

Bahaism was founded in the middle of _____ century AD.

Bahaism was founded in _____.

Bahaism was founded by _____.

The Scripture of Bahaism is the mixture of New Testament and the _____.

There is no _____ in Bahaism.

Bahaism is based on a _____.

The committee of Bahaism is in ______.

Judaism was founded by ______ nearly 5000 years ago.

The Holy Book of Judaism is called ______.

Sikhism was founded by ______.

A slogn “There is no Hindu, no Muslim, All are simply men, God’s own men, with full Human rights to develop humanity” is of ______.

The famous book of Guru Nanak was compiled by ______.

Guru Arjun Singh compiled the book of Guru Nanak is ______ century AD.

The book of Guru Nanak is called ______.

The last Guru in Sikhism is ______.

Singh means ______ in Sikhism.

There are ______ customs in Sikhism.

Shintoism is ______ native religion.

Emperor Hirohito renounced the idea of divinity in December ______.

Spirits are called kamil in ______.

Taoism developed in the reign of Emperor ______.

Chinese word Tao means ______.

Taoism’s Sacred Book is ______.

The founder of Zoroastrianism is ______.

Zarathustra was born ______ years before Alexander.

Zoroastrians Worship ______.

The worshipers of fire are called _____.

_____ is the Holy Book of Zoroastraianism.

The worship place of parsees is called _____.

Zoroastrianism was the religion of _____.

The language of Buddism’s religious book “Tripi Take” is _____.

The language of the New Testament is _____.

The language of Vedas is _____.

The language of the Holy Quran is _____.