No verified paper has been uploaded for AJKPSC-PMS Ethics (for Non-Muslims) Set-1 yet.
The MCQs below are drawn from the Ethics (for Non-Muslims) subject category.
The Battle of Mu’tah was fought in present-day Jordan (then part of Syria) in 8 A.H. It was the first Muslim encounter with the Byzantines. Despite being outnumbered, Muslims fought bravely. It marked the beginning of Islam’s expansion beyond Arabia.
Khaybar was captured in 20 days after intense siege and battles. The conquest brought wealth, land, and security to Muslims. It also curtailed hostile alliances against Islam. The victory further strengthened Muslim authority in northern Arabia.
The Muslim army at Khaybar numbered around 1600. Despite facing heavily fortified forts, they persevered. Ali ibn Abi Talib played a crucial role in securing victory. The battle ended after 20 days of siege.
1464
What was the main center of Jewish population in Arabia?
Khaybar was the chief center of Jewish population in Arabia. It was a fortified settlement with strongholds and fertile land. After being expelled from Madinah, many tribes resettled there. Its strategic importance made it a key challenge for Muslims.
Khyber is located about 200 km north of Madinah. Its distance made it a secure fortress for hostile tribes. The Muslims marched and laid siege until victory. This conquest expanded Muslim influence in northern Arabia.
1466
What natural phenomenon helped Muslims during the Battle of Ahzab?
During the Battle of Ahzab, Allah sent a piercing cold wind against the confederate armies. This demoralized them and forced them to retreat. Nature itself became a soldier for the Muslims. The Qur’an mentions this as divine help.
1467
How many men dug the trench in the Battle of Ahzab?
Around 3000 Muslims worked to dig the trench during the Battle of Ahzab. The Prophet ﷺ himself joined in the effort. This strategy, new to Arabia, saved Madinah from invasion. It also highlighted teamwork and collective defense.
1468
Which tribe settled in Khyber after being expelled from Madinah?
After being expelled from Madinah, the Jewish tribe Banu Nadir settled in Khyber. They later allied against Muslims. The conquest of Khyber ended their influence. This showed the consequences of repeated betrayal of treaties.
1469
How many men deserted with Abdullah ibn Ubay at Uhud?
Abdullah ibn Ubay, the leader of hypocrites, deserted the Muslims with 300 of his men before Uhud. This reduced Muslim strength from 1000 to 700. His betrayal revealed the danger of hypocrisy within the community. It also showed that true strength lies in sincerity.
The battlefield of Uhud is located about 3 miles from Madinah. This proximity made it easy for Quraysh to reach. The hill of Uhud still stands today as a reminder of the sacrifices made there. Muslims visit it as part of Madinah’s historical sites.
