In addition to religious studies, what secular subjects were taught in Muslim madrasas?
a) Sanskrit and Hindu philosophy
b) Persian language and theology
c) Chinese history and calligraphy
d) Geometry and arithmetic
How did Islamic educational institutions in India approach knowledge?
a) They separated religious and secular knowledge.
b) They integrated religious and secular knowledge.
c) They focused only on religious knowledge.
d) They emphasized art and music.
Which religious group had madrasas as a significant part of their educational system?
a) Hindus
b) Buddhists
c) Jains
d) Muslims
What was the primary language of instruction in Muslim madrasas?
a) Sanskrit
b) Arabic
c) Persian
d) Hindi
What was the primary focus of Hindu educational institutions' curriculum?
a) Science and technology
b) Literature and philosophy
c) Commerce and trade
d) Religious and classical subjects
Who established first time madrassas and Maktabs in subcontinents for imparting education?
a) Mahmood Ghaznavi
b) Altimash
c) Sikandar
d) Feroz shah
