theology
Historic figures
Philosophy and science
dynasties
Fiqh
100

Which concept represents belief in gods oneness

Tawhid 

100

Who was the first caliph of the Rashidun Caliphate, following the death of Prophet Muhammad?

Abu Bakr

100

Who is considered the founder of Islamic philosophy and his works greatly influenced both Islamic and Western intellectual traditions, particularly in the field of logic?

Al Farabi

100

Which dynasty established its capital in Damascus and became the first hereditary Muslim dynasty after the death of the fourth caliph?

The umayyads 

100

What is the term for the legal opinion or judgment in Islamic law given by a qualified jurist?

Fatwa

200

What is the Arabic term for the day of judgement

Yawm ul qiyamah 

200

Which famous Persian physician and philosopher wrote The Book of Healing and is regarded as one of the most significant thinkers in both Islamic and European medieval philosophy?

Ibn Sina

200

Which 9th-century mathematician wrote Al-Kitab al-Mukhtasar fi Hisab al-Jabr wal-Muqabala and is regarded as the father of algebra?

Al Khawarizmi 

200

Which dynasty, with its capital in Baghdad, is often credited with initiating the Islamic Golden Age, particularly in the fields of science, medicine, and philosophy?

The abbasids

200

Which pillar of Islam is concerned with giving a portion of one’s wealth to the poor and needy?

Zakat

300

Which early Islamic theological school, founded by Abu Hanifa, emphasized reasoning in the interpretation of Islamic law?

The hanafi school

300

Which early Muslim general, known for his military leadership, conquered Jerusalem and was a key figure during the Crusades?

Salahuddin Al Ayyubi 

300

Which Persian polymath is considered the father of modern chemistry for his work in experimental science and his introduction of the concept of alchemy?

Al Razi

300

Which empire was founded by Osman I and lasted from the 14th century until the early 20th century, playing a central role in European and Middle Eastern history?

The ottomans

300

What is the term for the Islamic practice of fasting during the month of Ramadan?

Sawm

400

What is the name of the Islamic belief system that includes belief in angels, the Books of God, the Prophets, the Day of Judgment, and Divine Decree?

Iman

400

Which scholar and from Andalusia is known for his concept of the "Unity of Being" (Wahdat al-Wujud) and is considered one of the greatest Sufi philosophers?

Ibn Arabi

400

Which famous Islamic scientist made groundbreaking work in optics and is credited with developing the camera obscura and theories of light reflection?

Ibn Al haytham 

400

Which 16th-century empire, based in Iran, established Shiism as the state religion and played a significant role in shaping the modern Middle East?

The safawids 


400

Which Islamic legal term refers to acts that are highly recommended but not obligatory?

Sunnah

500

What does the term "Shirk" mean in Islamic theology?

The sin of associating partners with Allah (polytheism)

500

Which scholar was the chief judge of Baghdad and contributed significantly to the early Islamic legal theory and jurisprudence?

Imam Shafi’i 

500

Which Muslim philosopher’s works on ethics and logic were later translated into Latin, influencing European philosophers such as Thomas Aquinas?

Ibn rushd

500

Which empire, ruling from Andalusia, contributed heavily to European intellectual development through the preservation and expansion of classical Greek and Roman knowledge?

The Umayyads of cordoba

500

Which type of legal ruling in Islamic law refers to what is required by God and is obligatory for Muslims?

Fard