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    Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was born in 1817 in Delhi, India. He received an early education at a religious maktab where he learned Arabic and Persian. He worked for the East India Company and was recognized as a writer in 1846. His greatest service was his educational reforms through the Aligarh Movement, where he established schools that taught in English and other languages. The Muhammadan Anglo Oriental College (MAO), which he founded in 1875, was based on the principles of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Sir Syed is regarded as the pioneer of the Two Nation Theory and championed education for Muslims under British rule.

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    Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was born in 1817 in Delhi, India. He received an early education at a religious maktab where he learned Arabic and Persian. He worked for the East India Company and was recognized as a writer in 1846. His greatest service was his educational reforms through the Aligarh Movement, where he established schools that taught in English and other languages. The Muhammadan Anglo Oriental College (MAO), which he founded in 1875, was based on the principles of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Sir Syed is regarded as the pioneer of the Two Nation Theory and championed education for Muslims under British rule.

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    Sir Syed Ahmed Khan was born in 1817 in Delhi, India. He received an early education at a religious maktab where he learned Arabic and Persian. He worked for the East India Company and was recognized as a writer in 1846. His greatest service was his educational reforms through the Aligarh Movement, where he established schools that taught in English and other languages. The Muhammadan Anglo Oriental College (MAO), which he founded in 1875, was based on the principles of the Universities of Oxford and Cambridge. Sir Syed is regarded as the pioneer of the Two Nation Theory and championed education for Muslims under British rule.

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    Topic: Sir Syed Ahmed Khan

    Q:01) When was Sir Syed Ahmed Khan born?

    Ans: He was born on 11th October 1817.

    Q:02) Where was his birth place?

    Ans: Dehli, India.

    Q:03) Where did he get his earlier education?

    Ans: From a religious maktab.

    Q:04) How many languages he was taught?

    Ans: He was taught two languages: Arabic and Persian.

    Q:05) Where did he work?

    Ans: East India Company.

    Q:06) In which year he was recognized as awriter?

    Ans: In 1846.

    Q:07) When did he first participated in the War of Independence?

    Ans: In 1855.

    Q:08) What was the name of the pamphlet he first wrote?

    Ans: The causes of the Indian revolt.

    Q:09) In which year he was transferred to Aligarh from Binjour?

    Ans: In 1864.
    Q:10) What he realized when the Muslims were crushed by Britain?

    Ans: The way to move forward is to acquire modern knowledge.

    Q:11) What was his greatest service to the Muslims?

    Ans: His educational reforms in the shape of Aligarh Movement.

    Q:12) How did he uplift the Muslims?

    Ans: Through Aligarh Movement.

    Q:13) When did he open his first school?

    Ans: In 1859.

    Q:15) What was his first school name?

    Ans: The Farzi Madressa.

    Q:16) What languages were taught in his first school?

    Ans: English and Persian.

    Q:16) Where was his second school open ?

    Ans: In Ghazipur.

    Q:17) When did he open his second school?

    Ans: In 1863.

    Q:18) What was the name of the society he established in 1867?

    Ans: A scientific society.

    Q:19) Where was the scientific society situated?

    Ans: In Ghazipur.

    Q:20) What was the name of the magazine published by the scientific society?

    Ans: Aligarh Institute Gazette.


    Q:21) What was his advice to Muslims? Tell any one point.

    Ans: Do not show the face of Islam to others, instead show your faces as the
    followers of true Islam.

    Q:22) What MAO stands for?

    Ans: Muhammadan Anglo Oriental College.

    Q:23) Where and when was MAO established?

    Ans: In 1875, In Aligarh.

    Q:24) On which principles MAO established ?

    Ans: Universities of oxford and Cambridge.

    Q:25) Who was the pioneer of Two Nation Theory?

    Ans: Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.

    Q:26) Who gave the title (Sir) to Syed Ahmed Khan?

    Ans: British rulers.

    Q:27) Why British rulers gave Syed Ahmed Khan the title of ‘Sir’?

    Ans: In recognition of his efforts in education.

    Q:28) What was the profession of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?

    Ans: He was a teacher and also a politician.

    Q:29) What was Sir Syed’s full name?

    Ans: Sir Syed Ahmed Taqvi.

    Q:30) What was the name of Sir Syed’s father?

    Ans: Syed Muhammed Muttalaq.

    Q:31) What did Sir Syed study?


    Ans: Quran and Sciences.

    Q:32) What degree was he awarded by University of Edin Burgh?

    Ans: He was awarded an honorary LLD.

    Q:33) What was Sir Syed’s nationality?

    Ans: British Indian.

    Q:34) What was Sir Syed’s most notable work after recognized as writer?

    Ans: Tafsir of Quran.

    Q:35) What is the most common name of Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?

    Ans: Sir Syed Ahmed.

    Q:36) In which conference the foundation of the Muslim league laid?

    Ans: Muhammadan Educational Conference by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan.

    Q:37) In which year Muslim league found?

    Ans: In 1906.

    Q:38) What was Sir Syed’s mother name?

    Ans: Aziz-un-Nisa.

    Q:39) When did Sir Syed write his first book?

    Ans: In 1855.

    Q:40) What was the name of Sir Syed’s first book?

    Ans: Ain-e-Akbari.

    Q:41) Name of at least two books of Sir Syed.

    Ans: 1- Ain-e-Akbari

    2- Abtal-e-Ghulami
    Q:42) What was the greatest achievement of Sir Syed?

    Ans: Aligarh Movement.

    Q:43) How many awards Sir Syed got?

    Ans: 4

    Q:44) Name any 3 awards that Sir Syed got?

    Ans: 1- Star of India

    2- Knight Commander

    3- Sir

    Q:45) In which year Sir Syed wrote ‘Abtal-e-Ghulami’?

    Ans: 1893

    Q:46) What was Sir Syed’s family background?

    Ans: His family had important position during Mughal rule.

    Q:47) In which year Sir Syed first became a judge?

    Ans: 1867

    Q:48) Sir Syed first became a judge at?

    Ans: Small Causes Court.

    Q:49) Who awarded Sir Syed the title ‘ the knight commander”?

    Ans: British Government.

    Q:50) When did Sir Syed got the Knight commander award?

    Ans: 1888

    Q:51) From where did Sir Syed got his higher education?

    Ans: East India Company College.


    Q:52) Name any two leaders of Pakistan Movement who were strongly
    influenced by Sir Syed Ahmed Khan?

    Ans: 1- Allama Iqbal

    2- Quaid-e-Azam

    Q:53) Name any educational institute which bears Sir Syed’s name?

    Ans: Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology.

    Q:54) Where is Sir Syed University of Engineering and Technology located? In


    which city?

    Ans: Karachi, Pakistan.

    Q:55) What is MAO currently known as?

    Ans: It is known as ‘Aligarh Muslim University ‘.

    Q:56) Where is Aligarh Muslim University located?

    Ans: India.

    Q:57) When did Aligharh Muslim University celebrated its 200th birthday
    anniversary?

    Ans: On 17th October, 2017.

    Q:58) What did Aligarh Muslim University celebrated on 17th October, 2017?

    Ans: Its 200th birthday anniversary.

    Q:59) When did Sir Syed Ahmed Khan die?

    Ans: On 27 March 1898.

    Q:60) Where was Sir Syed buried?

    Ans: In Aligarh Muslim University.

    Q:61) What was his age when Sir Syed died?


    Ans: 80 years.

    Q:62) From which university he received his honory degree of LLD?

    Ans: Edin Burgh University.

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