MCQs of Education- The Educational Movements

Syed Ahmad khan felt it absolute necessary to undertake a reform in order to make ___________ take its rightful place in the country.

Syed Ahmad khan realized that the Muslims should be taught the virtues of _______and self-reliance.

What was the greatest and of time for Muslims in the times of Syed Ahmad khan?

The Muslims of that time were suffering from lethargy and _____________.

What were the main bases of Syed Ahmad,s appeal to Muslims of his time?

The Movement of Aligarh was the element of.

After the failure in war of 1857,the Muslims realized that English were adamant to __________their educational system.

What were the main bases of Syed Ahmad,s appeal to Muslims of his time?

The policy of English men for the Muslims was malicious and _______.

The attempt to regenerate the Muslim community was known as_______Movement.

When the culture and traditions of Muslims were neglected Muslims boycotted the modern neglected,Muslims boycotted the modern educational system,not for English language but for the Western educational system that was entirely based on________.

When Sir Syed was transferred to Benares?

The choice of Aligarh as the birthplace of a new movement was due to some reasons such as.

On which lines he founded education better and encouraging for Muslim youth?

According to European educational historian,N.N Law,in______such steps were taken through the resources of East India company that had the main purpose to prepare subcontinent the education of Bible.

The era of modern education started in ______when Sir Charles Grant wrote a magazine on the topic of diffusion of knowledge and presented it to the directors of the company.

In which year and where a committee was formed for better diffusion and advancement of learning among the Mohammedans of India?

Sir Syed was elected as the____________of his committee.

The Muslims rejected Western educational system for a number of reasons One of them is.

The English tried to discourage Muslims politically socially and ______.

Who introduced a new trend in educational system that Muslims should adopt Western lines?

Muslims should overwhelm English language and Should be well aware of English culture. For this reason a rule was passed for the institute.

The general aim of the college committee was to popularise and promote the study of ______and literature among the Muslims.

Sir Syed believed that education and learning should be in accordance with the needs of the__________.

Sir Syed was a leading educationist as well as a _______?

Who was the right hand of Sir Syed Ahmad Khan?

Which year proved to be a turning point in the history of education?

The Muhammad Anglo-Oriental College was started at Aligarh on ________,as a primary school.

When did Sir Syed Ahmad Khan resign the government service?

When and by whom foundation of Muhammad Anglo-Oriental College was laid?

A famous lawmaker,Lord McCauley,Presented his historical memorandum.In its light,on 7th March 1835,a press statement of an educational policy was accepted that is called__________________.

_______________said:”The ceremony…constitutes an epoch in the social progress of the Mohammedans in India under British rule.

When did the government of India draw the attention of local governments to the condition of the Mohammedans in education?

Who remained the principal of Aligarh College from 1884 to 1899?

In November 1890,Aftab Khan founded the institution,known as “The Dury”to________________for the education of poor Muslims.

An important institution run by the ex-students of the college was “The Brotherhood”founded by________in 1891.

According to a survey in 1871 out of 2141 officers of Bengali Government: 1338 were Europeans,711 were Hindus and only ______were Muslims.

____________was the first person who worked on solid bases to lend Muslims an identity of a nation after the western Colonization.

On which thing the members of”The Brotherhood”agreed upon?

The Siddons Union Club was patterned after________.

The Cricket Club provided an opportunity for the students to mix freely In___________.

Who gave a practical shape to the thoughts of Shah Waliullah and initiated a war movement against the Muslim enemy forces?

The aim of Mohammedans, College in bnnging together students from all parts of the country was bound to remove____________and to develop a strong communal spirit among them.

From which year the Mohammadan College started sending regular batches of students to England?

Maulana Qasim Nanutvi opened a small chool Deo Band in a village mosque in_______.

Deo Band education institute had produced almost______authors,teachers,preachers and Muslim jurists.

What was the defect in Sir Syed,s ideology and programme?

The Muslims of the _______century inherited a traditional Islam which was tainted by many evils.

The establishment of a religious school at Deo Band was a new phase of the culmination of________philosophy put into practice.

Sir Syed strongly attacked the _____of Islam who preached and propagated unwise conventions,corrupt customs and evil ways of life.

Sir Syed felt the necessity of______in every age and requested the scholars to undertake it.

The ex-supervisor of the institute________said that it is not a mere institute but a constant movement and a school of thought.

When Muhammad Ishque the new Imam or leader of the movement reorganized his compatriots on the basic of the Hanafi religion and to seek co-operation of the Ottoman Empire?

Muhammad Ishaque transferred his headquarters from ________to further strengthen his relations with the Ottoman Empire.

The Delhi branch of the organization carried on its work till_________.

The Deo Band branch, during Maulana Ishaque,s time had accepted the Ottoman Caliph as its_________leader.

When was the Deo Band Academy founded?

Sir Syed was not enslaved to the authority of Hadith while interpreting Islam he rejected all those notions which were in conflict with__________.

The Deo Band Academy was a revival of religious school founded by Shah Waliullah on______.

How many principles did Maulana Nanutvi,the guiding soul of the religion-political venture,lay down?

The attempt to regenerate the Muslim community has come to be known as the _______Movement.

The donations of persons who want to remain unknown is a source of_______.

Fatwas of Kufr were passed against Sir Syed and he was declared as _______.

One of the drawbacks of Deo Band Movement was.

Deo Band Movement could not succeed in.

After the death of Shah Waliullah who ran the administration of his Movement?

The basic principle of the Deo Band Movement was that anyone joining the academy and movement should accep the programme and_______of the organization.

The religious manifesto was to speak the truth with full liberty of conscience to strengthen ties with the _______and to create a discipline and unity among them.

Who was the first bona fide student of Deo Band?

Deobandis,social outlook was based on the fact that on one hand they defended________and on the other hand they opposed compulsory education for girls.

_____________was the first Muslim leader of Indo-Pak subcontinent who,after Freedom War of 1857 decided to run a movement for the betterment of political economical and social conditions of Muslims.

Who organizes Deo Band institute?

When the Deobandis joined the All India National Congress ?

Which party the Deobandis later opposed?

Name of the scholar who wrote the explanation of Holy Quran consisting on seven books was.

What strategy Deobandis followed when the Congress adopted such policies and puT forth demands which were openly against the Muslims?

When did the All India National Congress appear in its true Hinduised colour?

In Sir Syed,s opinion three basic factors were responsible for prevailing evils in the Muslim world the Hindu influence the corrupt and evil beliefs and practices and the absence of__________.

Which profession Sir Syed advised the Muslims to take up?

When did the Government of India pass a resolution on realizing the backwardness of the Muslims in the modern education?

___________used to say that the object behind the creation of Deo Band institute was not to produce a group of Maulvis but to prepare a team of freedom fighters who will fight against the British.

_________ was the root cause of most of the evils of the Muslim society.

On which point Sir Syed was different form Deo Bandis?

Sir Syed devoted himself from ______to bring about a political rapprochement between the rulers and the ruled.

Sir Syed,s ideology was to remain loyal to the English but did not believe in_______.

What was Sir Syed,s concept of a nation?

What was the aim of Shibli?

When did Shibli join the Nadvatul Ulema?

The first meeting of Nadva held on April_______at Kanpur.

The first meeting of Nadva held on April_________at kanpur.

Sir Syed remained the Honorary member of.

Why Shibli joined Nadva?

The fundamental difference between Deo Band and Aligarh was that of only ______nature.

Shibli left __________on the pretext that there was no revival of Islam.

Shibli was a supporter of the _________and was critical of Sir Syed,s attitude towards it.

The establishment of a religious school at Deo Band was culmination of ___________philosophy put into practice.

Syed Amir Ali was born in ______at Hugli in West Bengal.

His monumental works such The Spirit of Islam or The life and teachings of Muhammad were published in ____.

Who was Syed Akbar Shahabuddin?

The aim of Aligarh Movement was to explicate religious topics________.

The Aligarh Movement was in fact a part of___________.

Another aim of the movement was to secure Muslim culture in________languages.

According to ______There should be a physical and spiritual relationship between religious and worldly education.

The first principal of M.A.O high school was_________.

By which university M.A.O high school had been affiliated after some time?

In which year the first meeting of All India Mohammedan Educational Conference was held?

When did All India Muslim League came into being?

M.A.O College Aligarh was a boarding house in which _________ students used to live.

Who and when laid the foundation of Congress?

Keeping in view Hindu Muslim uprisings Sir Syed realized that Muslims and Hindus could never live together so he advised Muslims to stay away from_________.

It was ______who raised the slogan of Muslim nation and two nation ideology that later became the cause of Pakistan,s Creation.

One of the prominent outcomes of Aligarh Movement was.

Sir Syed created a complete school of thought from_________ point of view.

Who requested Maulana Hali to write””Mussadas-e-Hali?

Name of the British historian who wrote a book, “Life of Muhammad” full of prejudices was.

Nadavat-ul-Ulma used the platform of.

Sir Syed wrote the explanation of Bible,for which he had to learn.

Magazine,”Tehzeeb-ul-Ikhlaq” became the part of Ali Garh Institute Gazette in.

Edinburgh University granted Sir Syed the honorary degree of______in 1889.

A famous saying of that era goes,one who joined Deo Band,he lost world one who joined Ali Garh he lost religion and one who joined jamia Millia,he lost.

Who directed the attention of Hindus towards British education,a long time ago?

Name of the person who laid the foundation of M.A.O school was.

Sir Syed assigned a Hindu Minister________.the patron of Scientific Society for its betterment.

Education of the Holy Quran became the part of the course of M.A.O college in.

Who presided the meeting in which the decision of the creation of Mohammedan Educational Conference was taken?

Secretary of Mohammedan Educational Conference was.

Muslim University Ali Garh came into being in.

Maulana Muhammad Ali Kanpuri gave the idea of Nadavat-ul-Ulma in.

Where when the first meeting of Nadavat-ul-Ulma was held?

Nadavat-ul-Ulma became famous due to the association of _________with it and the students started taking interest in poetry and literature rather than in religion.

Maulana Abul Hassan Nadvi Impressed Arabian countries besides Indo-Pak continent and Bangladesh with his_____.

________provided the bases for Muslim revival movements in Hindustan.

Jamia Millia Islamia was a very beneficial and interesting one among the other educational institutes of Indo-Pak Muslims whose foundation was laid by.

Jamia Millia Islamia was very much under the domination of.

The main objective of the Jamia Millia Islamia was.

Education traditions of research prospered by Jamia Millia Islamia and the researchers were granted the degrees of.

The main motivation behind all movements for the recognition of Indo-Pak Muslims was.