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Q1.Who was the founder of the Chishti Sufi order?
Explanation: Chishtiya Sufi was founded by Abu Ishaq Shami and his disciple Khwaja Abu Abdal Chishti in Chishti of Afghanistan.
Q2.Who was the teacher of Khwaja Muinuddin Chishti?
Explanation: Khawaja Muinuddin Chishti became a disciple of Khwaja Usman Chishti Haruni at Nishapur.
Q3.Whose verses are included in the Guru Granth Sahib?
Explanation: Baba Farid's most important contributions are the compositions compiled in the Guru Granth Sahib.
Q4.Which Sufi saint refused to meet Sultan Alauddin Khalji?
Explanation: When Alauddin asked to meet, Shaikh Nizamuddin Auliya replied that 'there are two gates in my house if Sultan comes through one, then I will go out by the other'.
Q5.What title was conferred upon Shaikh Salim Chishti?
Explanation: Shaikh Salim Chishti was conferred with the title of ‘Shaikh-Ul-Hind’.
Q6.Which Sufi order had influence in the region of Sindh?
Explanation: The influence of the Suhrawardi order was extended in the region of Sindh.
Q7.Who established the Naqshbandi order?
Explanation: Nakshbandi order was established by Khwaja Bahauddin Nakshband in the 14th century.
Q8.Who was the main disciple of Khwaja Baki Billah?
Explanation: Shaikh Ahmed Sirhindi, also known as ‘Mujaddid’, was the main disciple of Khwaja Baki Billah.
Q9.Which Sufi saint accepted Lord Krishna as an 'Auliya'?
Explanation: Sufi Saint Shah Muhammed Gaus accepted Krishna as Auliya.
Q10.What is the place of residence of Sufi saints called?
Explanation: The place of residence of Sufi saints is called Khanqah.
Q11.Who wrote 'Akharawat'?
Explanation: The other compositions of Jayasi are ‘Akharawat’, 'AkhiriKalam', etc.
Q12.Which city is known as the second holiest city of Islam?
Explanation: Medina is Islam’s second holiest city after Mecca.
Q13.What does the term 'Ulema' refer to?
Explanation: Scholars of religious laws of Islam are called ‘Ulema’.
Q14.In which state was the Bhakti Saint Tyagaraja born?
Explanation: He was a devotee poet of Bhakti path and was a great musician of Karnataka.
Q15.Which philosophy was propagated by Ramanujacharya?
Explanation: Ramanujacharya was the founder of ‘Vishisht Dvaitvad’.
Q16.Who was the father of Mahaprabhu Vallabhacharya?
Explanation: Vallabhacharya was the son of Telugu Brahmin Shri Lakshmana Bhatta of Somyazi clan.
Q17.Who were the foster parents of Saint Kabir?
Explanation: Kabir was born near Varanasi to a widowed Brahmin and grown up by a weaver couple Neeru and Neema.
Q18.Which of the following is a composition of Saint Kabir?
Explanation: 'Sabad', 'Sakhi' and 'Ramani' are compositions of Kabir.
Q19.Where did Guru Nanak die in 1539 AD?
Explanation: Guru Nanak died in 1539 AD at Derababa.
Q20.Who said, “God knows the qualities of a person, but he does not ask about his caste”?
Explanation: Gurunanak says, “God knows the qualities of a person, but he does not ask about his caste, because there is no caste in the world."
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