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1591
Which educational movement was founded by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan to promote Western education among Muslims?
A. Deoband Movement
B. Aligarh Movement
C. Nadwatul Ulama
D. Faraizi Movement
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The Aligarh Movement was founded by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan to reconcile Muslims with British rule and promote Western education.
1592
Which meeting led to the founding of Anjuman-e-Himayat-e-Islam?
A. Meeting at Aligarh
B. Meeting at Mochi Gate Mosque, Lahore
C. Meeting at Deoband
D. Meeting at Nadwa
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On 24th Sep 1884 Chiragh Din called a meeting of 250 Muslims in Mochi Gate Mosque Lahore.
1593
Which movement is described as having a legacy of isolationist and separatist tendencies?
A. Aligarh Movement
B. Wahabi Movement
C. Khilafat Movement
D. Reshmi Rumal Movement
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The text states that the Wahabi Movement left behind a legacy of isolationist and separatist tendencies among Indian Muslims.
1594
What was the main outcome of the Wahabi Movement according to the analysis?
A. Establishment of a Muslim state
B. Integration with Congress
C. Legacy of isolationist and separatist tendencies
D. Successful expulsion of the British
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Rather it left behind a legacy of isolationist and separatist tendencies among the Indian Muslims.
1595
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan focused on the cause of which community after 1867?
A. Muslims alone
B. Hindus alone
C. Both Muslims and Hindus
D. The British
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So Sir Syed... started focusing on the cause of Muslims alone[cite: 5391].
1596
What phrase describes the feeling of Muslims regarding the MacDonnel order?
A. On top of the world
B. Between the devil and the deep sea
C. Out of the frying pan into the fire
D. A blessing in disguise
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Muslims felt 'between the devil and the deep sea': losing government jobs... and Hindu efforts to suppress Muslim identity[cite: 5463].
1597
Which event in 1857 made Hindus consider it a ripe moment to replace Urdu?
A. The formation of the Congress
B. The War of Independence
C. The Partition of Bengal
D. The Queen's Proclamation
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However, after the War of Independence 1857 when the British Crown’s wrath fell upon the Muslims, the Hindus considered it to be a ripe moment to get rid of Urdu[cite: 5387].
1598
What did the founders of Pakistan believe Urdu was a sign of?
A. Economic prosperity
B. Muslim unity
C. Colonial legacy
D. Regional diversity
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They believed that it was a sign of the Muslim unity, the representation of Muslims as an independent nation[cite: 5391].
1599
Where was Urdu born and matured?
A. Persia
B. Arabia
C. Turkey
D. Indian soil
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Urdu was not brought into India by the Muslims but was born and matured on Indian soil[cite: 5463].
1600
Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was a great advocate of what prior to the 1867 incident?
A. Separate Electorates
B. Hindu-Muslim unity
C. Pan-Islamism
D. Partition of India
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Sir Syed, who was in fact a great advocate of Hindu-Muslim unity prior to that incident, started focusing on the cause of Muslims alone[cite: 5391].
