Which of the following was a major achievement of Hazrat Uthman (RA)?
a) Establishment of the Islamic calendar
b) Compilation of the Quran into a single book
c) Expansion of the Islamic state to Persia
d) Introduction of the call to prayer (Adhan)
What was one of Hazrat Uthman’s (RA) major achievements related to the Quran?
a) He initiated the translation of the Quran into different languages
b) He compiled the Quran into one standard written form
c) He wrote the first Tafsir of the Quran
d) He created the first copies of the Quran on parchment
During Hazrat Uthman’s (RA) caliphate, which major territorial expansion took place?
a) Expansion into Spain and North Africa
b) Expansion into Central Asia
c) Expansion into the Byzantine Empire
d) Expansion into the Roman Empire
What is one of the economic improvements Hazrat Uthman (RA) made during his caliphate?
a) Introduction of the first Islamic mint for coins
b) Introduction of trade taxes in the Islamic state
c) Establishment of the first Islamic stock market
d) Creation of a centralized Islamic bank
Which major city did Hazrat Uthman (RA) expand during his rule?
a) Mecca
b) Cairo
c) Kufa
d) Basra
Hazrat Uthman (RA) is credited with standardizing which of the following?
a) Islamic architecture
b) The military structure of the Islamic state
c) The written script of the Quran
d) The system of taxes in the Islamic state
How did Hazrat Uthman (RA) contribute to the spread of Islam?
a) He oversaw the conquest of Constantinople
b) He focused on spreading Islam through peaceful treaties and alliances
c) He initiated military campaigns to the farthest territories of the Roman Empire
d) He sent missionaries to North Africa and Europe
Which military campaign did Hazrat Uthman (RA) oversee during his caliphate?
a) Battle of Yarmouk
b) Battle of Qadisiyyah
c) Conquest of Armenia
d) Conquest of Cyprus
What infrastructure project did Hazrat Uthman (RA) initiate in Medina?
a) The building of the first Islamic university
b) The construction of the mosque in Medina
c) The development of irrigation systems in Madinah
d) The building of the first Islamic library
How did Hazrat Uthman (RA) contribute to the unity of the Muslim community?
a) By introducing a new calendar
b) By setting up an advisory council (Shura)
c) By introducing a national language for all Muslims
d) By establishing military checkpoints in conquered lands
Hazrat Uthman (RA) contributed to the preservation of Islamic teachings by:
a) Writing extensive commentaries on the Quran
b) Standardizing the Quranic text and its distribution
c) Expanding the Islamic legal system
d) Initiating the first Islamic theological studies program
Which military campaign was led by Hazrat Uthman (RA) against the Byzantine Empire?
a) The campaign in Syria
b) The campaign in Egypt
c) The campaign in North Africa
d) The campaign in Anatolia
Hazrat Uthman (RA) is credited with the introduction of which form of currency in the Islamic empire?
a) Gold dinars
b) Silver dirhams
c) Copper coins
d) Paper currency
Under Hazrat Uthman’s (RA) leadership, the Islamic Empire experienced the expansion of which key resource?
a) Agricultural land in Arabia
b) Trading routes across Asia
c) Islamic education and scholarship
d) The navy and maritime trade routes
Which of the following is a major reason for Hazrat Uthman’s (RA) decision to expand the navy?
a) To conquer new territories in Europe
b) To secure the trade routes and protect the empire from Byzantine naval threats
c) To spread Islam through maritime conquests
d) To defend the empire from Persian naval attacks
During Hazrat Uthman’s (RA) rule, which of the following cities became a center for the production of coins?
a) Medina
b) Kufa
c) Basra
d) Damascus
What was the significance of Hazrat Uthman (RA) distributing the Quranic manuscripts to different regions?
a) To promote the use of Quranic translations
b) To ensure uniformity in the reading and recitation of the Quran
c) To preserve the Quran as a historical document
d) To initiate the printing of the Quran in different languages
What challenge did Hazrat Uthman (RA) face related to the growing influence of the governors?
a) The governors were too loyal to him
b) He faced criticism for appointing family members to powerful positions
c) He struggled with rebellious governors in the empire’s outer regions
d) He was unable to maintain the stability of his administration
Hazrat Uthman (RA) is known for his contributions to which area of Islamic governance?
a) Military strategy and conquests
b) The expansion of Islamic law
c) The centralization of power within the Caliphate
d) The protection of religious minorities
Which companion of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) became a major figure in the caliphate under Hazrat Uthman (RA)?
a) Ali ibn Abi Talib
b) Umar ibn al-Khattab
c) Muawiya ibn Abi Sufyan
d) Bilal ibn Rabah
Hazrat Uthman (RA) was responsible for the construction of which important building?
a) The first Islamic university
b) The Dome of the Rock
c) The expanded Masjid al-Haram in Mecca
d) The Great Mosque of Damascus
Which region did Hazrat Uthman (RA) send his generals to conquer, thus expanding the Islamic state?
a) Spain
b) India
c) North Africa
d) Constantinople
What policy did Hazrat Uthman (RA) introduce regarding the appointment of governors?
a) Appointed only non-Arabs to govern the provinces
b) Appointed his family members to key positions
c) Appointed governors based on merit alone
d) Appointed only his personal companions to govern
Hazrat Uthman (RA) was responsible for the establishment of which military force?
a) The Islamic navy
b) The first cavalry division
c) The Islamic air force
d) The desert militia
During Hazrat Uthman’s (RA) time, which empire’s aggression did the Muslims particularly prepare against?
a) The Roman Byzantine Empire
b) The Persian Sassanid Empire
c) The Egyptian Ptolemaic Kingdom
d) The Abyssinian Kingdom
What significant change occurred in the Islamic governance under Hazrat Uthman (RA)?
a) The introduction of public schools
b) The formation of the first standing army
c) The centralization of the Caliphate’s authority
d) The introduction of welfare programs for the poor
