Explanation

• A Pagoda is a tiered tower with multiple eaves.
• It is commonly used in Buddhist temples for worship and meditation.
• Pagodas often house relics of the Buddha or sacred texts.
• They are found mainly in East and Southeast Asia like China, Japan, Thailand, and Myanmar.
• Pagodas serve as both a religious and cultural symbol of Buddhism.

Additional information:

• Mosque: Place of worship for Muslims.
• Church: Place of worship for Christians.
• Stupa: Dome-shaped structure also used in Buddhism for meditation and relics.
• Monastery (Vihara): Residence for Buddhist monks and nuns.

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Explanation

• Ten Commandments were given to Prophet Musa (A.S) on Mount Sinai.
• They are recorded in the Torah.
• They are important in Judaism and Christianity.
• The first five commandments mainly deal with worship of God.

The last five commandments focus on how humans should treat each other in society.

Examples of social commandments:

1. Honor your parents
2. Do not murder
3. Do not steal
4. Do not bear false witness
5. Do not covet others’ belongings

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Explanation

• The Bhagavad Gita has 18 chapters.
• It is each chapter called a “Yoga” or spiritual lesson.
• The Gita is a dialogue between Lord Krishna and Arjuna, addressing duty, righteousness, and devotion.

Additional information:

• Total verses (shlokas): 700
• Language: Sanskrit
• Part of the Indian epic: Bhishma Parva of Mahabharata
• Major teachings: Karma Yoga, Bhakti Yoga, Jnana Yoga

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Explanation

• Hazrat Ayub (A.S) is not among the Ulul-Azm Prophets.
• Ulul-Azm are the prophets who showed great patience, determination, and received major divine missions or scriptures.

In Islamic tradition, there are five Ulul-Azm Prophets.

1. Hazrat Nuh (A.S)
2. Hazrat Ibrahim (A.S)
3. Hazrat Musa (A.S)
4. Hazrat Isa (A.S)
5. Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH)

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Explanation

• Hinduism originated in the Indian subcontinent, not in the Semitic cultural region.
• Semitic religions originated in the Middle East among Semitic-speaking peoples.
• The main Semitic religions are Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
• Semitic religions are also called Abrahamic religions because they trace their spiritual heritage to Prophet Ibrahim (A.S.).

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Explanation

• Prophet Musa (A.S.) was the great prophet of Bani Israel mentioned 136 times in the Qur’an.
• Father: Imran
• Mother: Yokabed (Yukabid)
• Brother: Prophet Harun (A.S.)
• Sister: Miriam (Maryam)
• Follower and successor: Yusha bin Nun

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Explanation

• In Judaism, Jews believe they are the “Chosen People” of God according to their religious scriptures.
• This belief comes from the covenant between God and Prophet Moses (Musa A.S.) mentioned in the Torah.
• The concept means Jews were chosen to follow God’s laws and guide humanity.

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Explanation

Let book price = x, notebook price = y

Book is 50 rupees more than notebook: x = y + 50 => x - y = 50

Total price is 115: x + y = 115

x − y = 50, x + y = 115

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Explanation

Brand A is preferred by 7 women and Brand B by 3 women.

So, ratio of A to B is 7:3.

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Explanation

To find percentage:

= (Attended / Total) × 100

= (4/5) × 100

= 0.8 × 100

= 80%

She attended 4 out of 5 rehearsals, so 80%.

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