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A) Bilkisu Yusuf B) Zainab Salbi C) Shahla Sherkat D) Fatema Mernissi
A) Sadiq Khan B) Mustafa Akyol C) Ed Husain D) Taimur Rahman
A) Hidayet Şefkatli Tuksal B) Bilkisu Yusuf C) Fatema Mernissi D) Shamima Shaikh
A) Ani Zonneveld B) Manal al-Sharif C) Linda Sarsour D) Malala Yousafzai
A) Abdul Ghaffar Khan B) Sadiq Khan C) Salman Taseer D) Taimur Rahman
A) Nassima al-Sadah B) Zainah Anwar C) Samina Ali D) Kadra Yusuf
A) Shahla Sherkat B) Ed Husain C) Hidayet Şefkatli Tuksal D) Mustafa Akyol
A) Malala Yousafzai B) Samar Badawi C) Zille Huma Usman D) Manal al-Sharif
A) Irshad Manji B) Samina Ali C) Fatema Mernissi D) Zainab Salbi
A) Multiculturalism B) Sectarian violence C) Mu'tazilism D) Post-Islamism
A) Ilhan Omar B) Sadiq Khan C) Rashida Tlaib D) Zohran Mamdani
A) Samar Badawi B) Manal al-Sharif C) Nassima al-Sadah D) Zainab Salbi
A) Salman Taseer B) Abdul Ghaffar Khan C) Sadiq Khan D) Taimur Rahman
A) Fatema Mernissi B) Shahla Sherkat C) Shamima Shaikh D) Bilkisu Yusuf
A) Shahla Sherkat B) Zainah Anwar C) Nassima al-Sadah D) Hidayet Şefkatli Tuksal
A) The hair B) The entire body C) The bosoms D) The face
A) It is an error to continue wearing it B) It is mandatory regardless of the consequences C) It should be replaced with a veil D) It is a sign of piety to endure it
A) It is optional only for older women B) It is not a religious duty C) It is a fundamental pillar of Islam D) It is only required during prayer
A) Men's inherent superiority over women B) Men's role as breadwinners C) The spiritual leadership of men D) The authority of husbands over wives
A) Marital infidelity B) A woman's lack of modesty C) A mass rebellion of women against their role as child-bearers D) Disobedience to a husband's commands
A) To separate B) To ignore C) To set an example D) To beat
A) Disharmony in the relationship B) Extramarital affairs C) Domestic disobedience D) Sexual sin
A) To discipline gently B) To advise firmly C) To go away from or to leave D) To strike lightly
A) Historical records of early Islamic court rulings B) The absence of the word in other holy books C) Prophetic biographies claiming Muhammad never beat his wives D) Direct instructions from her mentors
A) Strict literalism B) The methodology of Ibn Arabi C) Exclusively historical context D) Modern secular psychology
A) To allow room for human responsibility B) Because the original text was lost C) To reflect the complexity of the Arabic language D) To hide secrets from non-believers
A) To allow men to control their households B) To provide a punishment for any sin C) To endorse it as a standard practice D) To restrain existing violence
A) Lack of financial support B) A woman's arrogance C) A grave sexual sin proven by evidence D) General marital disharmony
A) The rules for marital inheritance B) The necessity of the hijab C) The superiority of men in prayer D) Gender equality within Islam
A) Guardians B) Supporters C) Leaders D) Masters
A) Extramarital affair or marital disloyalty B) Refusal to perform chores C) General disharmony D) Disobedience to a husband
A) It means separation B) It means beating C) It means ignoring the spouse D) It means public shaming
A) 33:35 B) 4:34 C) 2:231 D) 30:21
A) Theology B) Physics C) Medicine D) Engineering
A) Hanbali B) Muʿtazila C) Sufism D) Ash'ari
A) Caliph B) Scholar emeritus C) Apostate D) Saint
A) Kitab al-kalam B) Tafsir al-ummah C) Sharia al-awwal D) Hadarat al-nass
A) Hadith (reports) B) Aql (intellect) C) Qiyas (analogy) D) Ijma (consensus)
A) Tariq Ramadan B) Muhammad Abduh C) Edward Said D) Navid Kermani
A) The geopolitical landscape of the twentieth century B) Seventh-century Arab language and culture C) Pre-Islamic Persian mythology D) Modern Western democratic standards
A) The creation of a new religion B) The complete abandonment of Islamic tradition C) The implementation of strict historical censorship D) Building a bridge between tradition and the modern world
A) Tawhid B) Ijtihad C) Ummah D) Sunnah
A) The Caliphate B) Tawhid C) Sharia D) Hellenism
A) Modern secularism B) The early 20th-century colonial movement C) Ancient Greek philosophy D) 18th–19th century Islamic revivalist movement
A) They promote theocracy B) They require theocracy for salvation C) They oppose theocracy D) They are indifferent to theocracy
A) The Philosopher B) The Scientist C) The Commentator D) The Theologian
A) al-Ghazali B) Aristotle C) Averroes D) Mohammed Abed al-Jabri
A) Avicenna B) Al-Farabi C) Averroism D) Averroes
A) Secularism B) Averroism C) Rationalism D) Ash'arism
A) The Republic B) Critique de la Raison Arabe C) The Incoherence of the Philosophers D) Kitab al-Kashf
A) Ibn Rushd B) Aristotle C) Al-Ghazali D) Mohammed Abed al-Jabri
A) Decisive Treatise B) Critique of Arab Reason C) The Incoherence of the Incoherence D) The Book of Discovery
A) Rifa'a al-Tahtawi B) Mehmet Ali C) A Roman Caesar D) Muhammad Abduh
A) 1831 B) 1860 C) 1905 D) 1826
A) Director B) Translator of military manuals C) Religious scholar D) Student
A) Over 500 B) Under 1,000 C) Over 2,000 D) Exactly 1,800
A) Roman B) Greek C) Persian D) French
A) A bridle B) Tradition C) Intelligence D) Ancient texts
A) Nahda B) The Extraction of Gold C) The Enlightenment D) Islamic Modernism
A) Conflict resolution through war B) Strict separation C) The superiority of one over the other D) Harmony
A) Religious teaching for clerics B) Translating European books into Arabic C) Preserving ancient Egyptian language D) Training soldiers for the army
A) The Arab Spring B) The 1979 Iranian Revolution C) The 1953 Iranian Coup D) The Islamic Golden Age
A) Ayatollah Ruhollah Khomeini B) Ruhollah Musavi C) Ali Shariati D) Shah Mohammad Reza Shah
A) A pro-American authoritarian monarchy B) A liberal caliphate C) A socialist democracy D) A communist republic
A) Sociologist B) Religious scholar C) Politician D) Economist
A) Jean-Paul Sartre B) Karl Marx C) Imam Khomeini D) Hadi Milani
A) Moussa Sadr B) Ayatollah Khomeini C) Ali Khamenei D) Hadi Milani
A) Absolute Monarchy B) Western-style Republic C) Commitment Democracy D) Communism
A) Industrial business owners B) Post-secondary students C) Iranian peasants D) Traditional clergy
A) The Savak B) People's Mujahideen C) The Communist Party of Iran D) The Muslim Brotherhood
A) Liberal democratic capitalism B) Western imperialist sovereignty C) The mostazafin will inherit the earth D) Scientific materialism
A) A dozen years B) Two years C) Twenty years D) Five years
A) Isfahan B) Qom C) Tehran D) Shiraz
A) Taqlid B) Ijma C) Usul al-fiqh D) Mujtahid
A) Mujtahid B) Usul C) Taqlid D) Fatwa
A) Margot Badran B) Amina Wadud C) Meena Keshwar Kamal D) Zainah Anwar
A) On constitutional grounds B) Because they seek to abandon the Quran C) Because they want to join secular feminism D) Because they oppose the concept of ijtihad
A) November 2012. B) May 2009. C) January 2013. D) October 2001.
A) Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed. B) Nur Wahrsage. C) El-Farouk Khaki. D) Faisal Alam.
A) Troy Jackson. B) Faisal Alam. C) Ludovic-Mohamed Zahed. D) Parvez Sharma.
A) El-Farouk Khaki. B) Laury Silvers. C) Imam Daayiee Abdullah. D) Parvez Sharma.
A) Salaam. B) The Safra Project. C) Marhaba. D) MASGD.
A) Mustafa Khattab B) Junaid Jahangir C) Scott Siraj al-Haqq Kugle D) Mobeen Vaid
A) A test of character B) One's physical stamp C) The work of the devil D) A moral failing
A) Mobeen Vaid B) Hussein Abdullatif C) Sahih International D) Junaid Jahangir
A) Diversity B) Tradition C) Strict legalism D) Asceticism
A) Hadith B) Tafsir C) Fiqh D) Sharia
A) Ibn Khaldun B) Jamal ad-Din al-Afghani C) Saladin D) Osman I
A) Salafiyya B) Modernity C) Wahhabism D) Jihadism
A) Current Salafism generally signifies ideologies like Wahhabism B) Current Salafism is exclusively a secular movement C) Current Salafism is identical to early modernism D) Current Salafism rejects all Islamic tradition
A) The Quran only B) The Sunnah C) Clerical interpretations D) The Hadith
A) Entirely written by later followers B) Divinely inspired but human-authored C) An ancient historical forgery D) Direct literal speech of God
A) The 1950s B) The 1920s C) The 1960s D) The 1980s
A) 1960 B) 2007 C) 2013 D) 1999
A) The United Nations B) The Islamic Society of North America C) The European Union D) The World Bank
A) Pamela K. Taylor B) Ani Zonneveld C) Abdul Karim Soroush D) Ayatollah Khomeini
A) Shabir Ally B) Muhammad Iqbal C) Nasr Abu Zayd D) Ghulam Ahmed Pervez
A) Laleh Bakhtiar B) Amina Wadud C) Asma Barlas D) Ziba Mir-Hosseini
A) Muhammad Asad B) Nasr Abu Zayd C) Mahmud Shaltut D) Fazlur Rahman Malik
A) Irfan Habib B) Mohsen Kadivar C) Khaled Abou El Fadl D) Adnan Ibrahim |