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Al-Nahda
Jamal al-Din al-afghani and Muhammad Abduh
Muḥammad ʿAlī (1769-1849)
Al-Nahda
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Al-Nahda article (first part)
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Muḥammad ʿAlī (1769-1849)
the Egyptian youths to the French system of education
All the mentioned options
Was a general in the Ottoman army
ruled Egypt in the 19th century after the French left
2
Jamal al-Din al-afghani and Muhammad Abduh
were conservative reformers like Muhammad b. 'Abd al-Wahhab
co-edited a journal called al-Bulaq
All the mentioned options
were leaders of the Islamic religious reform
3
Al-Jabarti's book 'the history of Egypt' is an important source for learning about what hapened
In Egypt during the French occupation
In Egypt during the Fatimid dynasty
In Syria during the French occupation
In the Arab world during the Ottomans
4
The Arab nahda refers to
The time period from 1798 til 1900
None of the mentioned
Reform Islamic movements of the 18th century
the movement that emerged in late 19th early 20th century.
5
Khedive Ismāʿī ruled between 1863 and 1879 and established
the national library
the opera house
a teacher training college
All the mentioned options
6
Khedive Ismāʿīl made every effort to make Egypt look like
None of the mentioned options
Saudi Arabia
Turkey
Europe
7
The main event that propelled the process of modernization of the Arab world was
The proliferation of sufi orders
The decline of the Ottoman empire
The occupation of Egypt by Napoleon Bonaparte in 1798
The spread of Wahhabi movement
8
In his famous book Takhlis al-ibriz ila talkhis Bariz, al Tahtawi al-Tahtawi
described the culture in Paris
all the mentioned options
described the art of Paris
described the building of Paris in the early the19th century
9
Jamal al-Din al-afghani and Muhammad Abduh accepted European colonization.
False
True
10
Muhammad 'Ali was extremely instrumental to the nahda in Egypt.
False
True
11
Intellectuals who contributed to the nahda movements included
Christian Arabs
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Non-Arabs
Muslim Arabs
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A full-scale printing press that published a wide range of materials
was al-Bulaq press near Cairo
was established by Khedive Ismāʿīl.
did not exist in the Arab world before the 20th century
was established in Beirut