Averroes - Quiz
A) 1169 B) 11 December 1198 C) 520 AH D) 14 April 1126
A) 11 December 1198 B) 1184 C) 14 April 1126 D) 1277
A) Marrakesh B) Seville C) Córdoba D) Lucena
A) The Grandson B) King of the Berbers C) The Commentator D) The Physician
A) Father of Rationalism B) Chief Judge C) Master of Logic D) Prince of Philosophers
A) Exactly 50 B) More than 100 C) Less than 10 D) Around 500
A) Plato B) Socrates C) Aristotle D) Pythagoras
A) al-Farabi and Avicenna B) Ibn Bajjah and Ibn Tufayl C) Aristotle and Plato D) Al-Ghazali and Sahnun
A) Al-Ghazali B) Ibn Arabi C) Ibn Rushd D) Abu Yaqub Yusuf
A) Literally B) Allegorically C) Numerically D) Strictly
A) Bidāyat al-Mujtahid B) Colliget C) Al-Kulliyat fi al-Tibb D) Muwatta
A) Diabetes B) Malaria C) Parkinson's disease D) Stroke
A) A theory of blood circulation B) A new theory of stroke C) A theory of optical refraction D) A theory of cellular division
A) The lens B) The cornea C) The retina D) The pupil
A) Hayy ibn Yaqdhan B) Colliget C) Bidāyat al-Mujtahid D) Muwatta
A) Neoplatonism B) Ash'arism C) Aristotelianism D) Averroism
A) The eternal heavens theory B) Unity of the intellect thesis C) Allegoretical interpretation doctrine D) Theory of universal reason
A) 1300 and 1350 B) 1270 and 1277 C) 1153 and 1169 D) 1195 and 1198
A) Ibn Bashkuwal B) Thomas Aquinas C) Sahnun D) Al-Ghazali
A) Abu Yusuf Yaqub Ibn Rushd B) Abu al-Qasim Ahmad Ibn Rushd C) Muhammad ibn Ahmad ibn Muhammad ibn Tufayl D) Abū l-Walīd Muḥammad ibn ʾAḥmad Ibn Rushd
A) al-Marrakushi B) al-Hafid C) al-Mujtahid D) al-Kulliyat
A) His grandfather B) His brother C) His father D) His son
A) Chief judge and imam B) Caliph C) Court physician D) Astronomer
A) Abu Jafar Jarim al-Tajail B) Abu Yusuf Yaqub C) Abu al-Walid Muhammad D) Abu al-Qasim Ahmad
A) Almoravids B) Fatimids C) Taifa of Seville D) Almohads
A) Almohads B) Ottomans C) Abbasids D) Umayyads
A) Aristotle B) Imam Malik C) Al-Ghazali D) Ibn Bajjah
A) Colliget B) Mudawwana C) Hayy ibn Yaqdhan D) Muwatta
A) Abu Jafar Jarim al-Tajail B) Ibn Bashkuwal C) al-Hafiz Abu Muhammad ibn Rizq D) Ibn Tufayl
A) Ibn Bajjah B) Al-Ghazali C) Thomas Aquinas D) Sahnun
A) Lucena B) Seville C) Marrakesh D) Córdoba
A) Abu Yahya B) Abu al-Walid Muhammad C) Abu Yaqub Yusuf D) Abu Yusuf Yaqub
A) Neoplatonist school B) Averroist school C) Maliki school D) Ash'ari school
A) Astronomical observation B) Khilaf (disputes and controversies in Islamic jurisprudence) C) Poetry composition D) Hadith memorization
A) 1169 B) 1195 C) 1182 D) 1153
A) Physical laws of astronomical movements B) Mathematical laws of planetary orbits C) The distance to the sun D) New constellations
A) Ibn Arabi B) Ibn Bajjah C) Ibn Tufayl D) Ibn Rushd
A) Whether the retina senses light B) Whether philosophy was permissible in Islam C) Whether all humans share the same intellect D) Whether the heavens had existed since eternity or had a beginning
A) 1153 B) 1198 C) 1169 D) 1182
A) 1185 B) 1169 C) 1179 D) 1171
A) 1182 B) 1195 C) 1171 D) 1169
A) Imam of the Great Mosque B) Governor of Seville C) Court physician in Marrakesh D) Chief qadi of Córdoba
A) 1184 B) 1195 C) 1182 D) 1198
A) Seville B) Marrakesh C) Lucena D) Granada
A) Because Averroes called him the King of the Berbers B) Because Averroes failed his astronomical research C) To gain support from more orthodox ulema for his war against Christian kingdoms D) Because Averroes condemned political tyranny in his writings
A) Mohammed Abed al-Jabri B) Abbas Mahmoud al-Aqqad C) 'Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi D) Majid Fakhry
A) Abbas Mahmoud al-Aqqad B) Mohammed Abed al-Jabri C) Majid Fakhry D) Ibn al-Abbar
A) Governor of Córdoba B) Chief Judge C) King of the Berbers D) The Commentator
A) Ibn Zuhr B) Ibn Bajjah C) Abu Yahya (the governor of Córdoba and caliph's brother) D) Ibn Tufayl
A) Mohammed Abed al-Jabri B) 'Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi C) Abbas Mahmoud al-Aqqad D) Majid Fakhry
A) Al-Kulliyat fi al-Tibb B) Mudawwana C) Muwatta D) Bidāyat al-Mujtahid
A) Ilm al-furu' B) Hadith studies C) Usul al-fiqh D) Kalam theology
A) Colliget and Bidāyat al-Mujtahid B) Quran and the Hadith collections C) Aristotle and Plato D) Muwatta and Mudawwana
A) Ibn Bajjah B) Ibn Arabi C) Abu Yusuf Yaqub D) Ibn Tufayl
A) Almohad caliph B) Court physician C) Sufi mystic and philosopher D) Chief judge and imam
A) Seventeenth century B) Sixteenth century C) Fourteenth century D) Thirteenth century
A) The fall of the Western Roman Empire B) The rise of the Almohad Caliphate C) The condemnation by the Catholic Church in 1277 D) The death of Aristotle
A) Spanish and French B) Greek and Syriac C) Latin and Hebrew D) English and German
A) Because he never wrote any books B) Because he was the chief judge of Córdoba C) Because he wrote in Latin D) Geographical and intellectual reasons
A) Philosophy was strictly forbidden in Islam B) Philosophy completely replaced the Quran C) Philosophy was permissible in Islam and even compulsory among certain elites D) Philosophy was mandatory for all citizens without exception
A) Seville B) Marrakesh C) Córdoba D) Lucena
A) Abbas Mahmoud al-Aqqad B) Mohammed Abed al-Jabri C) Ibn al-Abbar D) 'Abd al-Wahid al-Marrakushi
A) Kalam theology B) Astronomy C) Medicine D) Maliki jurisprudence
A) Ibn Tufayl B) al-Hafiz Abu Muhammad ibn Rizq C) Ibn Bashkuwal D) Abu Jafar Jarim al-Tajail
A) Only Islamic jurisprudence and law B) Only philosophy and theology C) Only astronomy and medicine D) Philosophy, theology, medicine, astronomy, physics, psychology, mathematics, neurology, Islamic jurisprudence, law, and linguistics
A) Lucena B) North Africa C) Marrakesh D) Seville
A) 9 Safar 595 B) 520 AH C) 11 Jumada al-Thani D) 14 April 1126
A) No more than 30 B) Over 100 C) At least 67 D) Exactly 50
A) 20 B) 8 C) 5 D) 28
A) 28 B) 8 C) 4 D) 20
A) 20 B) 8 C) 28 D) 5
A) 8 B) 28 C) 5 D) 4
A) 4 B) 20 C) 8 D) 5
A) Phaedo B) Laws C) Symposium D) The Republic
A) Physics B) Politics C) Metaphysics D) On the Soul
A) Two B) Five C) Four D) Three
A) Seven B) Five C) All of them D) Three
A) Topics B) Metaphysics C) Poetics D) Categories
A) On the Soul B) On Generation and Corruption C) Sophistical Refutations D) Prior Analytics
A) Hermeneutics B) Prior Analytics C) Categories D) Posterior Analytics
A) On the Syllogism B) Rebuttal of Ibn Sina's Classification C) Tahafut at-Tahafut D) Fasl al-Maqal
A) On Time B) On Politics C) On Jurisprudence D) On Ethics
A) On the Heavenly Sphere B) On the Planetary Orbits C) On Solar Eclipses D) On Stellar Navigation
A) The Book of Healing B) Exposition of the Methods of Proof C) The Incoherence of the Incoherence D) The Decisive Treatise
A) 1178 B) 1179 C) 1180 D) 1111
A) The Peripatetics B) The Mu'tazilites C) The Neoplatonists D) The Ash'arites
A) Tahafut at-Tahafut B) Fasl al-Maqal C) Talkhis al-Mantiq D) Al-Kashf 'an Manahij al-Adillah
A) 1179 B) 1111 C) 1180 D) 1178
A) Royal astronomer B) Court philosopher C) Royal physician D) Chief vizier
A) 1162 B) 1210 C) 1145 D) 1190
A) They never met B) Teacher and student C) They were bitter rivals D) They were friends who collaborated
A) Agricultural Botany B) Poisonous Roots C) Floral Anatomy D) Medicinal Herbs
A) Galen B) Aristotle C) Plato D) Ibn Zuhr
A) Cerebral causes B) Spinal cord injury C) Peripheral obstructions D) Heart failure
A) Jewish rabbinical courts B) Sunni madhhabs C) Shia schools exclusively D) Christian legal traditions
A) Al-Mustasfa B) Urjuzah fi al-Tibb C) Al-Kulliyat fi al-Tibb D) Bidāyat al-Mujtahid
A) The Artisan (God) B) The theory of emanation C) Platonic forms D) Aristotelian logic
A) The rhetorical B) The logical C) The demonstrative D) The dialectical
A) The persuasive B) The dialectical C) The demonstrative D) The rhetorical
A) The dialectical B) The rhetorical C) The demonstrative D) The imaginative |
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