Eiffel Tower • baguette • Louvre
🇫🇷 France
In Hindko, “pe” can mean this family member.
What is father?
This city in Hazara is historically associated with the British cantonment established in 1853 and was named after Major James Abbott.
What is Abbottabad?
A £120 item increases by 10%. New price?
£132
Which city (name new and old) did Mehmed II capture in 1453, ending the Byzantine Empire?
Constantinople
Petra • Dead Sea • Wadi Rum
🇯🇴 Jordan
“Tiji” means this female family member.
What is daughter?
This valley in Mansehra District is famous for places including Naran and Kaghan and eventually leads towards Babusar Pass.
What is the Kaghan Valley?
47 × 16 = ?
752
This city became the capital of the Abbasid Caliphate in 762 CE under al-Mansur.
Baghdad
Machu Picchu • Andes • Quechua
🇵🇪 Peru
In one documented Hazara Hindko vocabulary, “biis” means this number.
What is twenty?
This river runs through Mansehra District and is particularly associated with the Kaghan Valley.
What is the Kunhar River?
A number is doubled, then 10 is added, giving 50. What was the original number?
20
This Moroccan city became a major intellectual centre and is home to al-Qarawiyyin.
Fez
Samarkand • Timurid Empire • Registan
🇺🇿 Uzbekistan
The word “Taqwa” means what quality of a believer?
What is God-consciousness / mindfulness of Allah?
This tehsil of Mansehra District largely corresponds geographically with the Agror Valley.
What is Oghi?
68 × 27 = ?
1,836
This Egyptian city was founded by the Fatimids in 969 CE and later became one of the world's great centres of Islamic scholarship.
Cairo
Angkor Wat • Khmer • Phnom Penh
🇰🇭 Cambodia
Zakat is paid as what percentage of a Muslim’s savings?
What is 2.5%?
Hazara Division historically consisted of which three core districts when the division was originally organised under British administration?
Abbottabad, Mansehra and Haripur.
You spend 30% of your $2,000 salary on rent and 10% on food. How much do you save?
What is $1,200? (2000 – (600 + 200))
The Abbasid revolution began in this region, which is today largely associated with northeastern Iran, Afghanistan and Central Asia.
Khorasan