The concept of Nirvana

1. What is Nirvana in Buddhism?

A) A type of meditation
B) The state of ultimate liberation and enlightenment
C) A sacred text
D) A ritualistic practice

2. Who is said to have achieved Nirvana?

A) Prophet Muhammad
B) Jesus Christ
C) The Buddha
D) Guru Nanak

3. What is the main goal of achieving Nirvana?

A) To end suffering and achieve peace
B) To have magical powers
C) To gain material wealth
D) To become famous

4. In which Indian language is the term 'Nirvana' derived from?

A) Hindi
B) Sanskrit
C) Pali
D) Tamil

5. How does the concept of Nirvana relate to the Four Noble Truths in Buddhism?

A) The Four Noble Truths are irrelevant to Nirvana
B) Nirvana contradicts the Four Noble Truths
C) Nirvana is only attainable by the Buddha
D) Nirvana is the ultimate goal, achieved by following the path outlined in the Four Noble Truths

6. What is the role of meditation in attaining Nirvana?

A) Meditation is only for relaxation
B) Meditation is a way to demonstrate power
C) Meditation helps to develop mindfulness and insight
D) Meditation is irrelevant to Nirvana

7. Which Buddhist tradition places a strong emphasis on the concept of Nirvana?

A) Zen Buddhism
B) Theravada Buddhism
C) Pure Land Buddhism
D) Tibetan Buddhism

8. What is the term for the cycle of birth, death, and rebirth in Buddhism?

A) Hinduism
B) Samsara
C) Enlightenment
D) Karma

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