Muslim Politics And Chaudhry Rahmat Ali

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This quiz is the part of the series of quizes on web-blog Pakistan Studies - Learning Resources.

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1.

When Chaudhry Rahmat Ali first presented his proposal for a Muslim state, nobody took it seriously.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Chaudhry Rahmat Ali's proposal for a Muslim state was initially not taken seriously by anyone. This suggests that the statement "When Chaudhry Rahmat Ali first presented his proposal for a Muslim state, nobody took it seriously" is true.

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Rahmat Ali was pertinent in securing a homeland for the future of the Muslims of India.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
Rahmat Ali played a significant role in advocating for a separate homeland for Muslims in India. He coined the term "Pakistan" and published a pamphlet in 1933 outlining his vision for a separate Muslim state. His efforts and ideas influenced the creation of Pakistan in 1947, providing a homeland for the Muslims of India. Therefore, the statement that Rahmat Ali was pertinent in securing a homeland for the future of the Muslims of India is true.

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He was involved actively in his student days in Lahore when he talked of separate state for Muslims of India then he paused his activities for some time and left for Cambridge University for higher studies.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
B. False

Explanation
The statement suggests that the person mentioned was actively involved in advocating for a separate state for Muslims during his student days in Lahore. However, it also states that he paused his activities and left for Cambridge University for higher studies. Therefore, the correct answer is False, as it implies that the person's involvement in advocating for a separate state for Muslims was not continuous throughout his student days.

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4.

Rahmat Ali said we will not only hold the North Western majority areas but will turn them into a Muslim state.
- A.
  
  True
- B.
  
  False
Correct Answer
A. True

Explanation
The given statement is attributed to Rahmat Ali, who expressed the intention of not only retaining the majority areas in the North West but also converting them into a Muslim state. This suggests that Rahmat Ali was advocating for the establishment of a separate Muslim state in the North Western regions, indicating his support for the creation of Pakistan. Therefore, the correct answer is True.

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5.

Rahmat Ali proposed the name PAKISTAN for the Muslim state in his book Now or Never written in ___________.
- A.
  
  1931
- B.
  
  1932
- C.
  
  1933
- D.
  
  1934
Correct Answer
C. 1933

Explanation
In his book "Now or Never" written in 1933, Rahmat Ali proposed the name PAKISTAN for the Muslim state. This suggests that the concept of a separate Muslim state was gaining traction during this time, as Rahmat Ali felt the need to coin a name for it. The proposal of the name PAKISTAN in 1933 is significant because it eventually became the name of the country that was established in 1947.

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According to Rahmat Ali the conflict between Muslims and Hindus is not ____________ but an international.
- A.
  
  Religious
- B.
  
  Sectarian
- C.
  
  Economic
- D.
  
  All of above
Correct Answer
D. All of above

Explanation
According to Rahmat Ali, the conflict between Muslims and Hindus is not limited to religious differences alone, but also encompasses sectarian, economic, and potentially other factors. This suggests that the conflict is multifaceted and has various dimensions, extending beyond religious beliefs to include divisions based on sects and economic disparities.

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7.

He established the Pakistan National Movement in __________.
- A.
  
  1936
- B.
  
  1938
- C.
  
  1940
- D.
  
  1942
Correct Answer
C. 1940

Explanation
In 1940, he established the Pakistan National Movement.

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8.

He visited Pakistan in ____________.
- A.
  
  1947
- B.
  
  1948
- C.
  
  1949
- D.
  
  1950
Correct Answer
B. 1948

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Muslim Politics And Chaudhry Rahmat Ali

When Chaudhry Rahmat Ali first presented his proposal for a Muslim state, nobody took it seriously.

Rahmat Ali was pertinent in securing a homeland for the future of the Muslims of India.

He was involved actively in his student days in Lahore when he talked of separate state for Muslims of India then he paused his activities for some time and left for Cambridge University for higher studies.

Rahmat Ali said we will not only hold the North Western majority areas but will turn them into a Muslim state.

Rahmat Ali proposed the name PAKISTAN for the Muslim state in his book Now or Never written in ___________.

According to Rahmat Ali the conflict between Muslims and Hindus is not ____________ but an international.

He established the Pakistan National Movement in __________.

He visited Pakistan in ____________.