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  • According to Syed Abu Aa'la Modudi, in order to introduce the Western knowledge and learning in Muslim Societies, it must be:
  • The other way to present the western and modern knowledge to Muslim students, according to Syed Abu Aa'la Modudi is:
  • According to Syed Abu Aa'la Modudi, in order to Islamize the educational system it is necessary to:
  • Syed Abu Aa'la Modudi believes that Islamic culture and civilization can only be protected and promoted through:
  • In order to Islamize the education system, Syed Abu Aa'io Modudi suggested that Islamic studies should be:
  • The basic purpose of Islamic education system, according to Syed Abu A’la Modudi is to:
  • Syed Abu Aa'la Modudi divided education of an individual into _ key stages.
  • The three major domains of educational system, according to Syed Abu Aa'la Modudi, are:
  • Who was the supporter of Naturalism in Education?
  • Seventeenth and eighteenth centuries represent a period of radical changes in educational theory, known as the:
  • Aristotle established a school at Athens with the name of:
  • According to Aristotle a "Happy" man is:
  • According to Aristotelian philosophy there are _ categories of virtue:
  • To Aristotle: three components make a man good and virtuous:
  • According to Aristotle, Education is the responsibility of:
  • Plato began his career as a student of:
  • At Athens Plato founded an educational institution in about 387 BC, with the name of:
  • At Plato's Academy, a combination of different disciplines of knowledge was taught:
  • One of the major books written by Plato which reflects his thought on education is:
  • Plato used the term "Paideia" to explain the process of education comprising:
  • Plato advocates compulsory general education to all between the ages:
  • According to Plato storytelling is the main tool:
  • Ibn-e-Rushd believed that religion and philosophy:
  • Actual Muslim name of Averroes was:
  • Averroes is known as the founder of:
  • The aim of education according to the Existentialists is:
  • The Realist's aim of education is:
  • Which is the most widely accepted method of education, according to the pragmatists?
  • In practical teaching, the pragmatists are against:
  • Education, according to the Pragmatists is:
  • The term "progressive education" related to:
  • Who said, "No fixed aims of education and no values in advance"?
  • Which of the following is not criticized by realism in education?
  • The most important thing to keep in mind for a teacher according to Realism is:
  • Which characteristic is common to Pragmatism, Naturalism and Existentialism?
  • Averroes was actually a/an:
  • Averroes wrote a commentary on Plato's book:
  • Like Aristotle, Ibn-e-Rushd views the study of the psyche as a part of:
  • Ibn-e-Rushd divided the soul into _ faculties:
  • The primary psychological faculty in human beings according to Averroes is:
  • The highest psychological faculty in human beings according to Averroes is:
  • Ibn-e-Rushd maintains that it is the Muslim doctrine of the ___ that best motivates people to an ethical life:
  • Allama Iqbal explained that before making any educational program an educationist should know about the
  • Iqbal's concept of Ego (Khudi) was first presented in:
  • Iqbal holds that individuality develops only in contact with a:
  • The main challenge in Al-Ghazali’s time was the conflict between:
  • According to Al-Ghazali the aim of education is to cultivate man so that he abides by the:
  • True knowledge, in Al-Ghazali’s view, is knowledge of:
  • The purpose of knowledge is to help man attain:
  • In Al-Ghazali’s opinion, between the revealed and rational sciences:
  • The famous book of Al-Ghazali in which he attacked philosophy was:
  • Al-Ghazali’s compulsory curriculum included:
  • Al-Ghazali defines the role of the scholar in society as:
  • For Iqbal, the development of individuality is a:
  • According to Iqbal the educational system of a country should reflect its:
  • For teaching morality, school should provide opportunities of:
  • According to Iqbal, the good life must be a life of:
  • Iqbal believes education should cultivate:
  • According to Iqbal, courage can be cultivated through the working principle of:
  • Syed Abu A'la Maududi was a scholar of:
  • Maududi criticized ___ in the light of Islamic teachings:
  • Maududi presented a practical plan for:
  • Maududi termed western education “Mass Murderer of Humanity” because it is:
  • Froebel was actually a/an ___ educationist and reformer.
  • Froebel is famous for his kindergarten which means:
  • Froebel is different because:
  • According to Froebel, teacher must nurture so that:
  • Froebel’s fixed and symmetrical play materials are called:
  • Froebel names his soft play materials as:
  • Froebel was the first philosopher to perceive the significance of ___ in teaching:
  • Froebel's curriculum incorporated principles of:
  • Which one of the following education systems supports scientific progress?
  • According to which school of philosophy of education, exaltation of individual's personality is a function of education?
  • What is the goal of education according to Idealism?

Iqbal holds that individuality develops only in contact with a:

Iqbal holds that individuality develops only in contact with a:

(a) Skillful teacher
(b) Dynamic and concrete environment
(c) Comprehensive textbooks
(d) None
✅ Correct option: (b) Dynamic and concrete environment
Explanation: Iqbal believed active environments stimulate individuality.

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