MCQs of History – Jehad

What is the literal meaning of Jehad?

One who tries to struggle against his self i.e. evil is called_____

Who has explained that Jehad consists of not only using the sword, but even when a Muslim uses his tongue fro protecting against the atrocities of tyrants, he is waging Jehad_____

Jehad in Islam is not an act of______

The word ‘Jehad’ is derived from the word______

What is the meaning of Jehada?

“Fight in the way of Allah with those who fight you”. When was this Quranic verse revealed_____

The war which is waged for upholding the cause of the oppressed is named by the Holy Quran as_______

Quran explains the function of war as______

The exertion of power to the utmost of one’s capacity in the path of Allah, is the judicio-religious sense of______

A Muslim is required to fight against foe’s like_____

“Where amongst you see something abominable, he should endeavour it to change it with his hand, in case he has the power to do it, but if he lacks to the requisite power, he should then use his tongue, and if he is also powerless in this, he must then hate it from heart, and in fact this is the weakest (state) of faith” what is this called?_______

Generally the motives of fighting in other religions are the desire for material benifits_____

The antonym of the word Jehad in Islam is______

Jehad-fi-Sabil Allah is defined as______

What is the meaning of Qitaal?

Mischief is most grievous than homicide” it is______

Qitaal in Islam is not an act of_______

According to Ibn-e- Rushd, in how many ways the believer may fulfill the struggle against all types of foes?

‘Help your brother whether he is the wrong-doer or the wronged’ it is______

Those who fight for self-glorification, or for the exploitation of the weak people, are in fact the friends of the______

Qitaal in Islam has_____

The believer may fulfill the struggle in four ways i.e. by tongue, by his hands and_______

Qitaal in Islam is only for______