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Note : This paper contains seventy five (75) objective type questions of two (2) marks each. All questions are compulsory. E Ib — -d GGGEEE™™™ G X„ g~Z ‚Z é 1. Khashayar Shah was a ruler of (1) ~U ÒŠZâ{ (2) ãâ‚yâŠzŠ E— (3) ÒCé ÒŠZâ{ (4) ãâ‚ ÒŠZâ{ 2. The Arabs defeated the Iranians in (1) 651 AD (2) 751 AD (3) 652 AD (4) 655 AD 3. The religious language of the Zarashtrians is (1) *ŠÏgà (2) * Zz (3) ~U (4) Wfg~ 4. The Achaemanian dynasty was founded in (1) 550 BC (2) 552 BC (3) 554 BC (4) 555 BC 5. The language used by the Sassanians was (1) * Zz (2) ~U (3) *ŠÏgà (4) g~ Š Paper-III 2 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 6. The language called middle Perisan is (1) ~U (2) Ïgà (3) Wfg~ (4) * Zz 7. The father of neo-Persian poetry is (1) CŠ (2) ÏzŠÛ E (3) ~å›^51Z (4) ÅŠ gz 8. Name of Rudaki is (1) Z· (2) Œ· I! (3) ·Q1Z (4) çlš ·1Z 9. Abu Shakur Balkhi was attached to (1) ãâ‚g! gŠ (2) ã‚‚g! gŠ (3) yc O¤g! gŠ (4) yc âçg! gŠ 10. – zZg ÅŠ gz ð~Aç Š1 ™ zZg ÅŠ gz wç It is a couplet by g“ (1) ~åEC (2) qÛ (3) ~në (4) ~K 11. Daqiqi was from (1) › (2) ¥ª (3) gZ g (4) ãç Paper-III 3 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 12. Tarikhi-Tabari was translated into Persian by (1) Z0· (2) -ñtGZ (3) ±·1Z (4) zi~ %dZ1Z 13. The poet accompanied Mahmud Ghaznavi to India is g“ (1) ~åEC (2) qÛ (3) ~në (4) ~] ¡ 14. The first story Firdausi composed is (1) ˜Z[ z 0g (2) ïF^˜ y*ZŠ E! (3) y- y*ZŠ (4) {çIG.2 z yçIG.E* y*ZŠ 15. Danish Namai-Alai was written by (1) #Z1 (2) yâ²Z #$ I (3) t†Z0Z (4) w ›é $ 16. Tarikh-i-Baihaqi is a history of (1) J ãâ‚ (2) J ò Zgi p (3) J ¹l (4) J ~âç 17. Khawja Abdullah-i-Ansari is known for his (1) ]Yo (2) h Ÿ (3) J m zŠ (4) ]1ç Paper-III 4 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 18. Baba Tahir Uryan is burried at (1) Z]O (2) › — (3) Zy å) (4) kî 19. Zz 0zŠ ëG‹zŠ1 ggzb « *æ gW «z ëG‹ 8 Zi â is a couplet by (1) :Å 20. )* öXZ is by (1) g« (2) ëG‹ (3) òY (4) ã‡y 21. Garshasp Nama was composed by (1) ã‡{ (2) Ïî~‡Z g“ (3) ~åEC (4) ~m r Zy ¢ 22. Followers of Ismaili religion are called (1) \ (2) ¹Š ig (3) ÅŠ'× (4) m! 23. Total period of Masud Sad Salman's imprisonment was -™ (1) w‚ {Š (2) w‚ {åECG (3) w‚ {Š4 0 (4) w‚ {Š zZi Š Paper-III 5 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 24. Moizzi was the poet laureate of (1) ¡yÎ (2) ~âç…Z' yZ Î (3) ~âçŠ&yÎ (4) ys Zg o 25. The story Wais-o-Ramin was composed by (1) ~m r Zy ¢ (2) ãǤ +−Zõ (3) ã gz `ÁZ1Z (4) ~çEO! 26. The famous poet Shahabuddin Adib Sabir was drowned by EG (1) ç.n$ {Z á (2) ¡ (3) {x Zgi p (4) ys Zg ©Z 27. Abul Fazl Tahir b. Mohd. Zahuruddin Zahir was born at (1) gZ g (2) Zzl (3) ¥ª (4) [c gà 28. Abul Faraji-Runi was a contemporary of (1) ã zZ è ã‡{ (2) ~m r Zy ¢ (3) yGÄŠ& (4) ~Šgç g~Z âZ 29. Khaqani Shirwani's earlier takhallus was (1) ¿ (2) Z (3) j› (4) Ü* Paper-III 6 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 30. yJÁÃ{h Š Zi Î]‡wŠ yZ~ J Zy Š ]‡ 0E0îGG4& gZW +Zæ ZÈ -Z is a verse from a qasida by (1) g~ âZ (2) ëG‹ (3) ã‡{ (4) òY 31. Ganja is now situated in (1) yî Zi (2) y G5é kG5½ 8E@ E (3) Zyk Z (4) y G5é k8Zœ — 32. {”* Z  Zi ®u{ {”Za Âi nî* Z~ is in (1) š% (2) C (3) £ (4) Æ 33. Abul Hasan Ghazanavi Hujwairi author of Kashful Mehjub is popularly called :Å (1) öXZ [8 (2) ãç m (3) j m @ ZŠ (4) Äc[ëW 34. Malfuzat of Abu Saeed Abul Khair are compiled in (1) ©p ZgZ uZ (2) g¶ÑZ + i gÅ (3) ZguÑZ Ù (4) ç? Z &Zu Paper-III 7 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 35. Rahatus Sodur is the history of (1) J Sx Zgi p (2) J g~ (3) J ¹l (4) J ~âç 36. Chahar Maqala was dedicated to G (1) Z+− xZ ˆdZ1Z (2) {Zx Zgi pçEl$ (3) ~âç{á Zx¾ (4) ~âçæ°Z† 37. Imam Abu Hamid Mohammed Ghazali lived during (1) J ~âç zgÒ Š (2) yc g zgÒ Š (3) J ¹l zgÒ Š (4) y•@ zgÒZ Š 38. ZtÑZ is the title of (1) ~Š zg˜+−Z [Þ (2) ã‡ydZ1Z (3) gZi~ õxâZ (4) ãY`OØZ† 39. The first Mongol ruler who embraced Islam was (1) y{5ä (2) á ÚZ (3) y{‡! Z (4) y{ iZy ¸ 40. Sa Ldi was a contemporary of G (1) ã ¨é G5Ò E"F (2) g« (3) ëGz (4) ~zŠ zÆ÷Z Paper-III 8 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 41. Gulistan-i-Sa Ldi is divided into E ™ (1) [! ïG©™ (2) [! ïGIi (3) [! : (4) [! {Š 42. Herat is situated in (1) y jjZ (2) Zyk Z E² (3) y G5é k4) F (4) yX! Wfg 43. Jalaluddin Rumi was born at (1) 6¸ (2) m r (3) ãç (4) › 44. ~s~š consists of (1) íŠ Ò (2) íŠ E E (3) íŠ ïG©™ (4) íŠgX 45. The first poet who composed Khamsa aftr Nizami is §EG$ (1) ö J (2) ë (3) g« (4) ~zŠ zÆ÷Z 46. Amir Khusrau has left (1) Zy-ŠgX (2) Zy-Š E (3) Zy-Š (4) Zy-Š zŠ Paper-III 9 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 47. Amir Khusrau was not EE (1) Y1 Zz +− xZ Â]| 0ªîG3 7Ò (2) Y1 Zz +− xZ ÂzZph % (3) Y1 Zz +− xZ ÂzZpvZ uF (4) Y1 Zz +− xZ ÂzZp„zŠ 48. Ibn-i-Yamin is famous for his (1) ]« (2) ]c š (3) ]† (4) ]È! g 49. ® î0%−á is a popular name of ; ™ (1) v? bZ : (2) zÆïGLIiXE( ïGIi E+G (3) zÆ÷ZçLX=F-d: (4) ã' Sá zi 9 ÷L g@ 50. Hafiz-i-Shirazi was invited to India by (1) Sá wŠ¬ gzZ~ yâÛ (2) ¹ gz à gzZ~ yâÛ E-.:XE( (3) o gzZ~ yâÛ (4) ö gzZ~ yâÛ 51. The last great classical poet is (1) ƒq (2) ãâ™~Zp (3) ~zŠ Œ (4) òY 52. KÚ ¯Z îGÏh ]Ò is a mathnavi by (1) ã gz `ÁZ1Z (2) yGÄŠ& (3) òY (4) ~âçŒ Paper-III 10 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 53. Tarikh-i-Wassaf is the history of (1) Aj (2) J ¹l (3) gk à y•@ Z (4) J Sx Zgi p 54. Husain Waiz-i-Kashafi wrote (1) WxY (2) ~Ü* tÜZ (3) ñtÜZ (4) )* ; 55. Urfi-i-Sirazi was attached to E (1) º {Z héI4˜á (2) $˜ (3) Zi~ èvZ ì (4) ã5 ¸Z1Zœ 56. Tazkira Riyazush Shura was compiled by (1) òZìŠ WiZ ZxÝ (2) Îp ZkŠ 0gZ È E (3) ã 5éGk“ZŠ! zZ (4) y{ Z+− Z`Z u Paper-III 11 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 57. 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Š WiZ @· is the author of (1) Üç Z~Ä Ò™E (2) h Š E5é {ÅgZ U W E\ (3) gk à Zy 5åEB (4) Ïgà ]ÒŠZ õg@ Paper-III 13 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 68. She Lrul Ajam of Shibli was translated into Persian by (1) e Zå˜ tŠ™ (2) ¦ZŠõ (3) d ŒÛ AZ† (4) wDZ k„ÄŠ 69. Hafiz Shinas (kÙƒq) of India is (1) ~ ¬$ Œ÷ZŠ*Z (2) Œ¦Š*Z (3) ãZèŠúŠ*Z (4) £Zk 2 Š*Z 70. H gz~ Z~ ðßZŠ &u' gZ Ó Zx : zZ 6 6 ŠzŠ Zi h WòÉ~1 This verse represents (1) ã‚Zy% (2) ~®% (3) h ] % (4) ¹Z²% 71. Allama Mohd. b. Abdul Wahab Qazvini is an eminent GGE (1) !ŠZ å¨34$ (2) !Š gcZ ñ (3) [ (4) ²á 72. Sokhan-o-Sokhanwaran is a work by E g4¨E$ (1) ö GG (2) †gßZ¯ (3) ëGË Ô (4) Ð ziZ Û Š*Z Paper-III 14 J-42-16 www.a2zSubjects.com www.a2zSubjects.com 73. Anjuman Adabi-i-Iran was founded in 1920 by (1) ÕûZ Z (2) g· ZÈZ o (3) ´zÛ sg¬ (4) ~÷ yZ { tŠ™ iZ ÷ 74. Hasan Ali Khan is a main character of Hijazi's novel (1) —u (2) âi (3) n ~6 (4) } 75. 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