MCQs of Education- Elementary Education in the Early History of Islam

the value set upon education in Islam is indicated by certain Hadith which reflect the_______________ ideals of Islam in its early days and represent the prevailing views for the first generations.

It is better that a man should secure___________ for his child than that he bestows a say in his charity.

It is regarded as a praiseworthy deed to educate a slave-girl than set her free and give her to.

Islam raised the Arabs to a higher level of _______________and at the same time introduced amongst them the elements of education in which they had till then been rather deficient.

The Holy Prophet (PBUH)attached considerable importance to attaining knowledge maybe inferred from the conditions on which he released prisoners of war after his first victory at.

Quraish as a people engaged in Commerce,had naturally more occasions to practice writing than the date-planters and herdsmen of.

The art of reading and writing which existed to a limited extent on Arabia before Islam increased,after the advent of Islam and especially with the expansion of.

In the early stages after the spread of Islam teachers in the elementary places of Instructions were mainly non-Muslims especially Jews and.

When young Muslim Community,had been constituted_______________system of education embracing at least the bare elements of knowledge,was set on foot.

In the early period the attested notices of the_______________Schools and the Mu,allims (Teachers)are found.

Elementary Education seems to have been thoroughly established in Islam by the early_______________period.

The poet kumait and commander Hajaj bin Yusuf were

Later on Hajaj bin Yusuf chose_______________career.

Zubair bin Hayya taught in a school at Taif before being appointed administrator of Isfahan in.

In AD 723 Dahhaq bin Muzahim kept Elementary School in_______.

Bedawi of the tribe of Rujah settled as a mu,allim in Basra in the 2nd Century A.H and conducted a school for.

A system of Muslim education had taken root in the land of_______________after being conquered by Muslims.

The education of young princes at Court had reached a high standard of excellence in the early period of.

The development of scientific knowledge under_______________ in the 2nd Century A.H naturally carried with it a corresponding advance in preparatory education.

It is on the record that the deserving pupils of Elementary Schools were rewarded by.

The Fatimid administration,now established in Egypt,toot steps towards founding academies in _______where theological tenets of the Shi,iti School as well as writings of the Greeks and the Persians were studied.

When the Fatimid dynasty was overthrown,the Ayyubids superseded their academies by high schools conducted on___________ principles and the wide spaces of the mosques were utilized for teaching purposes.

_______________ advised the parents”Teach your children to swim and throw darts,change them that they must be able to mount a horse securely and make them recite verses.

Caliph______________ advised his son,s tutor”Teach them to swinm,and accustom them to sleep little.

The child is to be sent to school and the teacher must begin to instruct him systematically in the Quran,at the age of.

Simultaneously with exercises in reading and writing from the Quran,the pupils were taught basics of.

In spreading the knowledge of ______ the teacher should have no other design than that of doing a work well-pleasing to God and thereby attaining nearness to Him.

Bukhari writes a saying ascribed to _______________”Nothing has a better right to be rewarded than instruction in the Book of God.”

The payment of teachers became the rule actually recognized in practice by.

The teacher must look upon his wages,not as a professional emoluments but as.

The most important thing for the teacher is__________ purpose.He must devote himself to the work from purely spiritual motives and without any worldly considerations whatever.

The teacher was not supposed to receive__________without the knowledge of parents or guardians.

As far as School Administration in Muslim Education was concerned_______ treats in great deal.

In relations of teacher to student,the basic principle was.

Laith bin Mujahid affirms that at the Day of Judgement God will subject the schoolmaster to a special interrogation as to a special interrogation as to whether he maintained strict impartiality between pupil and pupil and that if he is found guilty in this respect,he will be set beside.

It was not permissible to employ a student in the private service f the teacher,s household without the express permission of.

________ were not to be used for private service of the teacher under any circumstances.

Islam prescribes that all teachers should be ______and work of elementary teaching must be done in a specially appointed public place within in the sight of the people and not at the teacher,s residence.

The schools remained closed on ______and also for a period of from one to three days and after Eid festivals.

The student was no the whole or partial holiday whenever he completed his study of Holy Quran and the occasion was celebrated _______ called Iqlaba or Takhrifa.

The corporal punishment was considered a rule rather than.

To protect the children from undue severity Muslim jurists Canctioned Corporal punishment should be limited between _________ light strokes.