Islamic Studies Past Paper 2014
Democracy frames the first question of the Islamic Studies past paper 2014. Candidates attempt five questions at 16 marks each under the old Islamiat title. Q.2 debates the possibilities of establishing an Islamic state under the present democratic system. Q.3 describes the Islamic concept of peace from the Quran and Sunnah. Q.4 explains the wisdom behind the gradual revelation of the Quran for Islamic law. Q.5 maps the limits of co-existence and the contradictions between the Islamic and Western social systems. Later questions cover the status and aim of the Ummah, the role of woman in Islam and modern society, intellect with Revelation, and an interest-free financial system.
What this paper contains
- This file carries Part-II (the descriptive part) of the paper.
- Part-II — attempt five questions (Q.2–Q.9); each question carries 16 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs)
- Q.2 — An Islamic state under the present system of democracy
- Q.3 — The Islamic concept of peace in the Quran and Sunnah
- Q.4 — Wisdom of the gradual revelation of the Quran for Islamic law
- Q.5 — Co-existence and contradictions between the Islamic and Western social systems
- Q.6 — Status and aim of the Islamic Ummah, in the light of the Quranic verse on believers
- Q.7–Q.9 — Role of woman in Islam and modern society; reason (intellect) and Revelation; an interest-free Islamic financial system
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