The role of prophets in different religions is primarily to:
a) Establish political dominance
b) Deliver divine messages and guidance
c) Accumulate wealth and power
d) Act as ordinary scholars
In Islam, prophets are considered to be:
a) Divine beings
b) Angels in human form
c) Human messengers of God
d) Mythological figures
Which prophet is regarded as the founder of Judaism?
a) Jesus Christ
b) Moses
c) Muhammad
d) Krishna
In Christianity, Jesus Christ is considered:
a) A prophet and the Son of God
b) Only a prophet
c) A mythological figure
d) An ordinary preacher
Which of the following religions believes in the concept of multiple Avatars instead of prophets?
a) Judaism
b) Christianity
c) Hinduism
d) Islam
According to Islam, how many prophets were sent to humanity?
a) 1,000
b) 124,000
c) 313
d) 5,000
Who is considered the last prophet in Islam?
a) Adam
b) Moses
c) Jesus
d) Muhammad
Which prophet is common in Islam, Christianity, and Judaism?
a) Krishna
b) Buddha
c) Moses
d) Zoroaster
In Sikhism, the religious leaders who provided divine guidance are known as:
a) Prophets
b) Avatars
c) Gurus
d) Saints
The main role of prophets in different religions is to:
a) Rule over nations
b) Lead scientific discoveries
c) Provide divine laws and moral teachings
d) Entertain people with miracles
Which religion primarily recognizes Zoroaster as its main prophet?
a) Islam
b) Christianity
c) Zoroastrianism
d) Buddhism
According to the Bible, who led the Israelites out of Egypt?
a) Solomon
b) Moses
c) Noah
d) Abraham
Which prophet built the Ark to survive the great flood, according to Islam and Christianity?
a) Jonah
b) Noah
c) Abraham
d) Joseph
In Islam, prophets are protected from committing:
a) Minor sins
b) Major sins
c) Any mistakes
d) Political errors
Which prophet in Hinduism is considered an Avatar of Vishnu?
a) Buddha
b) Muhammad
c) Moses
d) Zoroaster
What is the central role of Jesus in Christianity?
a) Political leader
b) Philosopher
c) Messiah and Son of God
d) Revolutionary
In which religion is Prophet Muhammad regarded as the final messenger?
a) Christianity
b) Hinduism
c) Islam
d) Judaism
The prophet who is believed to have received the Ten Commandments from God is:
a) Solomon
b) David
c) Moses
d) Elijah
Which prophet is associated with the concept of “enlightenment” in Buddhism?
a) Krishna
b) Siddhartha Gautama
c) Zoroaster
d) Moses
According to Islamic belief, which prophet was raised to heaven and will return before the Day of Judgment?
a) Muhammad
b) Moses
c) Jesus
d) Adam
The first prophet in Islam and Christianity is:
a) Noah
b) Abraham
c) Adam
d) David
Which of the following is NOT considered a prophet in Islam?
a) Muhammad
b) Moses
c) Jesus
d) Guru Nanak
Prophets in different religions primarily serve as:
a) Judges in legal matters
b) Leaders of armies
c) Moral and spiritual guides
d) Social revolutionaries
Who is considered the patriarch of Islam, Christianity, and Judaism?
a) Noah
b) Solomon
c) Abraham
d) Moses
Which prophet is known for interpreting dreams in both Islamic and Biblical traditions?
a) Jonah
b) Joseph
c) Ezekiel
d) John the Baptist
The Quran mentions which prophet as the builder of the Kaaba?
a) Muhammad
b) Ishmael
c) Moses
d) Noah
Which prophet is associated with the story of surviving in the belly of a whale?
a) Elijah
b) Jonah
c) David
d) Isaiah
The Islamic term for prophets is:
a) Rishi
b) Avatar
c) Nabi
d) Deva
Which prophet is considered the father of monotheism in Abrahamic religions?
a) Adam
b) Solomon
c) Abraham
d) Noah
Who is regarded as the first law-giving prophet in Islam and Judaism?
a) Muhammad
b) Jesus
c) Moses
d) David
