Lets Wrap up Pakistan Studies and Islamiat, those who are appearing in May/June 2014 session

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q14. Why was Sindh Annexed? /7

1.To regain their strength and pride which was lost in the drastic defeat in Afghanistan.
2.Fear of Ranjit Singh(Punjab's ruler)'s expansion towards Sindh.
3. part of British policy of colonising India.

Any changes that should be done?

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

16.Why was Sindh annexed? /7

a) bcz of their shameful defeat in afghanistan they needed to turn to sindh to regain their pride.
b) british were worried of sikh policy of extending their rule southwards , so they had to annex sind to counter the growing influence of the sikhs.
c) british general provoked the amirs of sindh to attack the british residency , and as they did so , then the british had the excuse to fight a war against the amirs and take over the state of sindh under its protection.

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

12.Why was the Battle of Plassey Important for the Bitish? /7

a) after the battle the british took control of the rich province of bengal and Clive was made the governor of bengal.
b) after the battle the french force in bengal was put to an end and the eic officers got high sums of money and land as gifts.
c) enormous flow of wealth from Bengal to Britain due to large reserves of natural resources.
d) the victory at plassey laid the foundation stone of the British empire in India, as it was the first major victory of the british in india.

any changes

these points can be added..
.This battle led to the battle of Buxar due to which the British rule expanded over Bihar Orissa and Oudh.
.British regained the Pride and prestige lost in capture of calcutta by siraj ud Daullah and the "Blackhole Tragedy" event.

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

so the final to q12 can be..

12.Why was the Battle of Plassey Important for the Bitish? /7

a) after the battle the british took control of the rich province of bengal and Clive was made the governor of bengal.
b) after the battle the french force in bengal was put to an end and the eic officers got high sums of money and land as gifts.
c) enormous flow of wealth from Bengal to Britain due to large reserves of natural resources.
d) the victory at plassey laid the foundation stone of the British empire in India, as it was the first major victory of the british in india.
e)This battle led to the battle of Buxar due to which the British rule expanded over Bihar Orissa and Oudh.
f)British regained the Pride and prestige lost in capture of calcutta by siraj ud Daullah and the "Blackhole Tragedy" event.

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Okay.. So we Have done The Chapter 1.. i mean the possible 7 marks questions for the 1st chapter.. if anyone thinks that any Question is missing do post it here..

So lets Start the Socond Chapter of "RELIGIOUS THINKERS"...
Here are the Possible Questions of it..

Q1.Why did SWU wish to revive Islam in Sub-Continent? /7
Q2. Why did SWU had such an important influence on the revival of Islam in The sub-continent? /7
Q3.Why did SASB wish to revive Islam in Sub-Continent? /7
Q4.Why did SASB had such an important influence on the revival of Islam in The sub-continent? /7
Q5.Why were there attempts to revive Islam in the sub-continent during the 18 and early 19th centuary? /7
Q6.Why did SASB conduct Jihad against Sikhs in the early 19th Centuary? /7
Q7.Why did HSU found the Faraizi Movement?
Q8.Why did HSU had such an important influence on the revival of Islam in The sub-continent? /7
Q9.Why did SWU translate the Quran into persian?

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q1.Why did SWU wish to revive Islam in Sub-Continent? /7

1) he felt that the muslims had degenerated from a powerful community to a helpless and disorganised community, so he thought that their was urgent need of moral regeneration.
2) many un-islamic beliefs and practices had crept into the islamic empire and he wished to revive islam in the sub-continent.
3)He was grieved to see the decline of muslim power in the Sub-Continent.
4) He was disturbed by the rising non-islamic forces, marathas and Sikhs.
5) so that the islamic religion flourished in india and the muslim could live with religious freedom and dignity.

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q2. Why did SWU had such an important influence on the revival of Islam in The sub-continent? /7

1.He worked to heal the division among the muslim sects.
2.He translated Quran into Persian.
3.Wrote 51 books for the revival of Islam.
4.Taught in madrassa Rahimiya for the revival of Islam.

Hope its a complete answer...

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q4.Why did SASB had such an important influence on the revival of Islam in The sub-continent? /7

1.HE was the first muslim leader who took up arms against the Tyranny of Non-muslims. Defeated Sikhs in many battles.
2.Started "Mujahidin" movement which even continued after his death.
3.He set himself as an example to be looked upon by further revivalist movements.

Any amendments that can be made?

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q3.Why did SASB wish to revive Islam in Sub-Continent? /7

a) bcz shah SWU's efforts did not bore fruit and the muslim community kept on declining.
b) non-muslim powers were threatening the muslims who were powerless.
c) SASB was dismayed at the weakening of the mughal empire and wanted to restore muslim power through armed struggle against the non-muslim forces.
d) SASB believed that islamic revival was not only possible , but was necessary so that the economic and social status of the muslims could have been improved.
e) bcz the muslims were suffering at the hands of the sikhs in punjab and they were treated as third class citizens in the country despite their glorious past.

are these points enough

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q3.Why did SASB wish to revive Islam in Sub-Continent? /7

a) bcz shah SWU's efforts did not bore fruit and the muslim community kept on declining.
b) non-muslim powers were threatening the muslims who were powerless.
c) SASB was dismayed at the weakening of the mughal empire and wanted to restore muslim power through armed struggle against the non-muslim forces.
d) SASB believed that islamic revival was not only possible , but was necessary so that the economic and social status of the muslims could have been improved.
e) bcz the muslims were suffering at the hands of the sikhs in punjab and they were treated as third class citizens in the country despite their glorious past.

are these points enough

More than Enough..

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q5.Why were there attempts to revive Islam in the sub-continent during the 18 and early 19th centuary? /7

a) decline of the mughal power at delhi urged the reformers to make attempts to revive islam and uplift the muslim society.
b) rise of non-muslim powers in punjab and deccan made the reformers believe that an islamic revival was now a necessity.
c) many un-islamic beliefs had crept in the muslim society , so the reformers thought it necessary to purify and revive islam.
d) so that the muslims regain their lost glory.

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q5.Why were there attempts to revive Islam in the sub-continent during the 18 and early 19th centuary? /7

a) decline of the mughal power at delhi urged the reformers to make attempts to revive islam and uplift the muslim society.
b) rise of non-muslim powers in punjab and deccan made the reformers believe that an islamic revival was now a necessity.
c) many un-islamic beliefs had crept in the muslim society , so the reformers thought it necessary to purify and revive islam.
d) so that the muslims regain their lost glory.

e)Muslims had divided into sects.

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q6.Why did SASB conduct Jihad against Sikhs in the early 19th Centuary? /7

a) bcz the sikh rulers in punjab had a very harsh and cruel attitudes towards the muslims and they were opperesing them
b) bcz the sikhs had no religious liberty for the muslims and theydestroyed their places of worship and religious centres.
c) SASB wanted to liberate the punjab and sikh province from the sikh rule.
he believed that muslims could regain their lost pride only if they did armed struggle against the non-muslim forces opperessing them.

 

[danialtt]

Question 2 may have the following references:
a) they were superior in technology and had the latest weapons to establish their rule and dominate.
b) British were the super power at that time in the world and they had the resources to make inroads into India and gradually establish themselves as the masters of India through wise political measures taken by them. The British government also backed the eic armed forces and gave them full support to develope in india and provide a platform to enter India in order to take control.
c) mughals had weakened themselves due to succession disputes. and the fact that no able enough ruler came after aurangzeb to handle the affairs of the empire effectively made a clear way for the British to slowly and gradually take over India from the mughals.

3 are enough. your feedback mustafa

I THINK THAT THE SECOND AND FIRST POINTS ARE MUCH SAME .
CHECK THIS ONE :
1. SUPERIORITY OF BRITISH
2.WEAKNESS OF MUGHALS
3.TREACHERY OF MUGHAL CHIEFS
4.LACK OF UNITY AMONG INDIAN POWERS WHO DIDNOT CARE TO HELP EACH OTHER WHILE BRITISH WERE ATTACKING THEM ONE BY ONE

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Q7.Why did HSU found the Faraizi Movement?

a) he believed that muslim community had moved away from the true islamic practices.(so called faraiz) so to bring back the implementation of those faraiz in muslims life.
b) he wanted to encourage the muslims at a time when they were suffering oppression at the hands of the hindus.
c) he wanted to grow the political awareness among the bengali muslims and make them aware of their social rights.
d) he wanted to restore the lost pride and glory of the muslim power in india.

check karo bhai

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

Q7.Why did HSU found the Faraizi Movement?

a) he believed that muslim community had moved away from the true islamic practices.(so called faraiz) so to bring back the implementation of those faraiz in muslims life.
b) he wanted to encourage the muslims at a time when they were suffering oppression at the hands of the hindus.
c) he wanted to grow the political awareness among the bengali muslims and make them aware of their social rights.
d) he wanted to restore the lost pride and glory of the muslim power in india.

check karo bhai

Its perfect..

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

I THINK THAT THE SECOND AND FIRST POINTS ARE MUCH SAME .
CHECK THIS ONE :
1. SUPERIORITY OF BRITISH
2.WEAKNESS OF MUGHALS
3.TREACHERY OF MUGHAL CHIEFS
4.LACK OF UNITY AMONG INDIAN POWERS WHO DIDNOT CARE TO HELP EACH OTHER WHILE BRITISH WERE ATTACKING THEM ONE BY ONE.

point 1 mai military superiority ki baat hui hai aur 2nd point mai wise political stratigies used by the british tou take over control of india.... so there is a big difference

 

[danialtt]

q8.
1.he was able to bring bengali muslims back to the practice of the faraiz of islam
2.he was important for making bengali muslims united to stand against british and hindus
3.he was able to purify islam from the non muslim practices that had crept in

 

[Ahmed khan 98]

Chapter no. 3 "WAR OF INDEPENDENCE"

Q1.what were the main causes for the war of independence?/7
Q2. why the war of independence in 1857 resulted in a failure for the muslims?/7
Q3. why did the british take tough measures against the muslim community after the war of independence ?/7

 

[Syed Mustafa.1.1]

q8.
1.he was able to bring bengali muslims back to the practice of the faraiz of islam
2.he was important for making bengali muslims united to stand against british and hindus
3.he was able to purify islam from the non muslim practices that had crept in

All the points are relevant