Islamic Studies Past Paper 2012

Ten questions crowd the Islamic Studies past paper 2012, and candidates attempt any five at 16 marks each. Q.2 defines the Day of Judgement and its impacts on human life. Q.3 takes a Quranic verse on prayer and asks for its advantages and effects. Q.4 argues that the political system of Islam guarantees the prosperity of the state. Middle questions cover modern civilization and its effects on the Ummah, Islam as a complete code of life, and human rights in the Farewell Sermon. Closing questions treat the economic rules of Islam, the necessity of religion, the sources of Shariah, and the collection and compilation of the Quran.

What this paper contains

  • This file carries Part-II (the descriptive part) of the paper.
  • Part-II — attempt five questions from Q.2–Q.11; each question carries 16 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs)
  • Q.2 — The Day of Judgement and its impacts on human life
  • Q.3 — Advantages and effects of prayer, in the light of the Quranic verse on prayer
  • Q.4 — The political system of Islam and the prosperity of the state
  • Q.5–Q.6 — Modern civilization and its effects on the Ummah; Islam as a complete code of life
  • Q.7–Q.8 — Human rights in the Farewell Sermon; economic rules of Islam and social justice
  • Q.9–Q.11 — Necessity of religion; Shariah and its sources; collection and compilation of the Quran
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