On Mar. 06, 2026, Pakistan defeated _____ to secure their qualification for the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026.
Pakistan beat Japan to qualify for the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026.
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Pakistan beat Japan to qualify for the FIH Hockey World Cup 2026.
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The Act established PVARA to regulate crypto/virtual assets in Pakistan.
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Lt Gen (retd) Nazir Ahmad Butt received a three-year extension as NAB Chairman.
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It was President Zardari's ninth address opening a parliamentary year, a record for a sitting president.
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The operation was a retaliatory military action against Afghanistan-based threats.
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Pakistan's women's team set a new record ODI total of 345 runs.
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Naveed Kamran Baloch serves as Pakistan's Federal Ombudsman.
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Former Olympian Samiullah Khan was appointed chief selector for men's hockey.
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A policy change permitted women to keep their father's name on passports/travel docs after marriage.
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He was appointed Accountant General for the AJK government.
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Shahid Hussain currently heads the Pakistan Tobacco Board.
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He took oath as Chief Election Commissioner of Azad Jammu & Kashmir.
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He was named ad hoc head of the Pakistan Hockey Federation amid administrative restructuring.
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SBP's Cyber Shield initiative aims to strengthen cyber resilience across regulated financial entities.
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The correct answer is Certain. Mutawatir Hadith (a hadith reported by a large number of narrators at every level) provides certain knowledge (Ilm al-Yaqeen). Because the narrators are so numerous that it is impossible for them all to agree on a lie, mutawatir hadiths are considered definitive and leave no room for doubt. They are accepted without question in matters of belief and practice. 'Speculative', 'Hypothetical', and 'Limited' are not correct because mutawatir hadiths are considered absolutely reliable. Therefore, Certain is the correct type of knowledge provided by mutawatir hadith.
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The correct answer is Ahad. When a hadith does not fulfill all the stringent conditions of mutawatir (a hadith transmitted by a large number of narrators at every level), it is categorized as Ahad. Ahad means that the hadith is reported by a limited number of narrators and does not reach the level of mass transmission. Such hadiths do not provide definitive knowledge but are still considered valid for legal rulings under certain conditions. 'Sahih' refers to an authentic hadith, 'Mozu' means fabricated, and 'Weak' refers to a hadith with a weak chain. Therefore, the correct category is Ahad.
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The correct answer is Mediterranean Sea. Hazrat Usman RA (the third Caliph) established the first Islamic navy on the Mediterranean Sea in the year 649 CE (29 AH). The navy was created to defend the Muslim territories from Byzantine attacks from the sea. Muawiyah RA, the governor of Syria, played a key role in establishing this navy. The Red Sea and Black Sea are also near the Islamic world, and the Dead Sea is a saltwater lake, but the first Islamic naval fleet was on the Mediterranean Sea. Therefore, Mediterranean Sea is the correct answer.
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The correct answer is Suleh Hudaibia. Hazrat Ume Salma RA advised the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) during the Treaty of Hudaybiyyah (Suleh Hudaibia) in 628 CE. When the Prophet's companions hesitated to follow his instructions after the treaty was signed, Ume Salma RA advised him to go out and perform the sacrifice himself. Her wise counsel helped break the deadlock and demonstrated the importance of practical leadership. The Conquest of Makkah, Ghazwa Badar, and the unfortunate event of the Prophet's illness are not associated with this advice. Therefore, Suleh Hudaibia is the correct event.
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وضاعت: اردو گرائمر میں \"اسمِ ظرفِ مکاں\" وہ اسم ہوتا ہے جو کسی جگہ یا مقام کو ظاہر کرے۔ چونکہ \"مدرسہ\" ایک مخصوص جگہ یا عمارت کا نام ہے جہاں پڑھایا جاتا ہے، اس لیے یہ ظرفِ مکاں ہے۔ (اگر وقت یا زمانے کا ذکر ہوتا تو وہ ظرفِ زماں کہلاتا)۔
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وضاحت: "رسی جل گئی پر بل نہ گیا" ایک ضرب المثل (کہاوت) ہے۔ جب رسی جل کر راکھ بھی ہو جائے، تب بھی اس کے اندر موجود مروڑ یا "بل" دور سے نظر آتے ہیں۔ یہ کہاوت ایسے مغرور یا ضدی انسان کے لیے بولی جاتی ہے جس کی دولت، عزت یا طاقت ختم ہو چکی ہو لیکن اس کا گھمنڈ اور اکڑ ابھی تک باقی ہو۔
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وضاحت: \"آستین کا سانپ\" اردو کا ایک بہت مشہور محاورہ ہے۔ اس سے مراد ایسا چھپا ہوا دشمن ہوتا ہے جو دوست یا قریبی بن کر رہے لیکن اندر سے آپ کو نقصان پہنچانے کی تاک میں ہو۔ چونکہ آستین انسان کے جسم کے سب سے قریب ہوتی ہے، اس لیے قریبی منافق دشمن کو آستین کا سانپ کہتے ہیں۔
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The correct answer is Fossils: Paleontologist. This is an analogy based on the relationship between a specialist and the object of their study. A geologist studies shale (a type of rock). Similarly, a paleontologist studies fossils. 'Reef: Astrologist' is incorrect because an astrologist studies stars, not reefs. 'Biologist: Plants' has the order reversed. 'Catacombs: Entomologist' is incorrect because an entomologist studies insects, not catacombs. Therefore, 'Fossils: Paleontologist' is the correct analogy.
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The correct answer is spilt. The idiom is 'cry over spilt milk', which means to be upset about something that has already happened and cannot be changed. The correct form is the past participle 'spilt' (or 'spilled' in American English). 'Boil' and 'cry' do not form this idiomatic expression, and 'None' is incorrect. Therefore, 'spilt' is the correct word to complete the idiom.
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