Islamic Studies Past Paper 2023

The Islamic Studies past paper 2023 starts with the Life Hereafter. Q.2 presents the Quranic argument for it and asks about its impacts on individual and collective life. Q.3 casts the Prophet (PBUH) as a model for military strategy. Q.4 lists the rights Islam grants daughters and asks how Muslims deny those rights today. Q.5 defines Ijma, explains its kinds, and asks whether parliament legislation counts as valid consensus. Q.6 analyses the Charter of Madina as a social contract. Q.7 names the motives of extremism in Pakistan and seeks remedies from Islamic teachings. Q.8 sets notes on human rights in the Farewell Sermon and on social justice in an Islamic society.

What this paper contains

  • Part-II — attempt four questions from Q.2–Q.8; each question carries 20 marks (Part-I holds the 20 MCQs, per the printed header)
  • Q.2 — The Quranic argument on the Life Hereafter; impacts on individual and collective life
  • Q.3 — The Prophet (PBUH) as a model for military strategy
  • Q.4 — Rights of daughters in Islam and how Muslims deny them today
  • Q.5 — Ijma: definition and kinds; parliament legislation as valid consensus
  • Q.6 — The Charter of Madina as a social contract
  • Q.7 — Motives of extremism in Pakistan; remedies from Islamic teachings
  • Q.8 — Notes: human rights in the Farewell Sermon; social justice in an Islamic society (10 marks each)
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