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درست جواب: خدا۔ فقرہ ہے: “خدا کی باتیں خدا ہی جانے”، یعنی اس کے رازوں کو وہی جانتا ہے۔
پس منظر: یہ فقرہ حیرت یا بے بسی کے وقت بولا جاتا ہے۔
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں؟ اسی طرح “اللہ ہی جانے” بھی بولا جاتا ہے۔
یاد رکھنے کی ترکیب: خدا کی باتیں = خدا ہی جانے۔
Correct answer: 8 AH. Makka was conquered in 8 AH (630 CE), in the month of Ramadan.
Background: The Prophet (PBUH) forgave the people of Makka.
Did you know? The Kaaba was cleared of idols.
Memory trick: Makka: 8 AH.
درست جواب: خطاب۔ “محسن الملک” ایک خطاب ہے جو سید مہدی علی خان کو ملا۔
پس منظر: خطاب حکومت، بادشاہ یا کسی ادارے کی طرف سے دیا جاتا ہے۔
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں؟ سر سید کے ساتھی نواب محسن الملک سید مہدی علی تھے۔
یاد رکھنے کی ترکیب: خطاب = دیا ہوا اعزازی نام۔
درست جواب: السلام علیکم کے بعد عرض ہے۔۔ درست املا “السلام علیکم” ہے۔
پس منظر: سلام کا درست اظہار “السلام علیکم” ہے۔
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں؟ “السلام” میں “ال” تعریف کا ہے۔
یاد رکھنے کی ترکیب: السلام علیکم = ال + سلام۔
درست جواب: گھاٹ۔ محاورہ ہے: “ایک گھاٹ سے پانی پینا”، یعنی انصاف اور امن کا ایسا دور کہ طاقتور اور کمزور برابر ہوں۔
پس منظر: گھاٹ وہ جگہ ہے جہاں سے لوگ یا جانور پانی پیتے ہیں۔
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں؟ یہ محاورہ عادل بادشاہ کے دور کی تعریف میں بولا جاتا ہے۔
یاد رکھنے کی ترکیب: ایک گھاٹ = برابری اور امن۔
درست جواب: فعل نفی۔ جس فعل میں کسی کام کے نہ ہونے یا نہ کرنے کا ذکر ہو اسے فعل نفی کہتے ہیں، جیسے “وہ نہیں آیا”۔
پس منظر: فعل کی کئی اقسام ہیں، جیسے امر، نہی، ماضی، حال اور مستقبل۔
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں؟ نفی کے لیے “نہ”، “نہیں” اور “مت” جیسے لفظ آتے ہیں۔
یاد رکھنے کی ترکیب: نفی = انکار۔
درست جواب: ماس۔ مثل ہے: “چیل کے گھونسلے میں ماس کہاں”، یعنی جہاں کچھ ملنے کی امید نہ ہو وہاں سے کچھ نہ ملنا۔
پس منظر: چیل گوشت کھانے والا پرندہ ہے، اس لیے گھونسلے میں گوشت کی امید کی جاتی ہے، مگر مثل میں مراد کنجوس کے ہاں کچھ نہ ملنا ہے۔
کیا آپ جانتے ہیں؟ “ماس” گوشت کو کہتے ہیں۔
یاد رکھنے کی ترکیب: چیل + ماس۔
Correct answer: Hazrat Ali (RA). The Prophet (PBUH) left Hazrat Ali (RA) in Madina to look after his family and the city during Tabook.
Background: The Tabook expedition took place in 9 AH.
Did you know? It was the last expedition led by the Prophet (PBUH).
Memory trick: Tabook: Ali stayed in Madina.
Correct answer: Accept. To demur is to raise objections or hesitate, so “accept” is the opposite.
Background: “Demur” is often used as: “He demurred at the idea.”
Did you know? A synonym is “object”.
Memory trick: Demur ↔ accept.
Correct answer: Hazrat Juwairiyah (RA). Hazrat Juwairiyah (RA), the daughter of the chief of Banu Mustaliq, married the Prophet (PBUH) after the expedition.
Background: After the marriage, the Muslims freed many prisoners of Banu Mustaliq as relatives of the Prophet (PBUH).
Did you know? Her father’s name was Harith ibn Abi Dirar.
Memory trick: Harith’s daughter = Juwairiyah.
Correct answer: Kufa. Hazrat Ali (RA) was attacked in the mosque of Kufa and died there in 40 AH.
Background: He had made Kufa his capital.
Did you know? The attacker was Abdur Rahman ibn Muljam.
Memory trick: Ali: Kufa.
Correct answer: Sunan. A Sunan book arranges ahadith in chapters on Fiqh topics, such as Sunan Abu Dawud.
Background: Examples of Sunan are Abu Dawud, Tirmidhi, Nasai, and Ibn Majah.
Did you know? Fiqh chapters begin with purification, prayer, and so on.
Memory trick: Sunan = Fiqh chapters.
Correct answer: Syria. The Umayyad caliphate was based in Syria, with its capital at Damascus.
Background: The Umayyads ruled from 661 to 750 CE.
Did you know? The Abbasids overthrew them and moved the capital to Baghdad.
Memory trick: Umayyads = Syria = Damascus.
Correct answer: Pressure. Criticism causes chagrin (annoyance), just as pressure causes something to sag.
Background: In this analogy, the second word is the cause of the first.
Did you know? A shelf sags under pressure.
Memory trick: Cause → effect.
Correct answer: Loud. Stentorian describes a very loud voice.
Background: The word comes from Stentor, a loud-voiced Greek herald in the Iliad.
Did you know? A stentorian voice carries over long distances.
Memory trick: Stentorian = loud.
Correct answer: For. The phrase is “no match for someone”, meaning not as good as that person.
Background: “Be no match for” means to be weaker than someone.
Did you know? Example: “He was no match for the champion.”
Memory trick: No match FOR.
Correct answer: Two. The proverb is “It takes two to tango”, meaning both sides are involved in a situation.
Background: It is used when two people share responsibility.
Did you know? A similar proverb is “It takes two to make a quarrel”.
Memory trick: Tango needs two.
Correct answer: Subject. “Thick cloud” tells who or what the sentence is about, so it is the subject.
Background: The subject is the person or thing that does the action.
Did you know? “Thick” is an adjective and “cloud” is the noun.
Memory trick: Who formed? The cloud → subject.
Correct answer: Arrange the chair. The active form of “Let the chair be arranged” is “Arrange the chair”.
Background: Passive imperatives starting with “Let … be …” change to simple commands in the active voice.
Did you know? Example: “Let the door be closed” → “Close the door”.
Memory trick: Let … be done → Do …
Correct answer: Dog. The proverb is “You can’t teach an old dog new tricks”, meaning older people find it hard to change.
Background: It is often used about people who resist change.
Did you know? Many people disagree with this saying.
Memory trick: Old DOG, new tricks.
Correct answer: Paltry. Picayune means of little value or petty, so “paltry” is the closest.
Background: The word is used for small, unimportant things.
Did you know? A related word is “trivial”.
Memory trick: Picayune = petty = paltry.
Correct answer: Delay. To gerrymander is to divide election districts unfairly, and to filibuster is to delay a vote with long speeches.
Background: A filibuster is a political tactic of long speeches.
Did you know? Both words describe tricks used in politics.
Memory trick: Filibuster = delay.
Correct answer: Conjunction. “When” joins the two clauses, so it is a conjunction.
Background: “When” can also be an adverb in questions, such as “When did you come?”
Did you know? Here it links “He was walking…” with “I saw him”.
Memory trick: When joins clauses → conjunction.
Correct answer: Since. “Since” is used with a point in time, such as half past nine.
Background: Present perfect continuous: has been + verb-ing.
Did you know? Use “since” for a starting point and “for” for a duration.
Memory trick: Since = point; For = period.
Correct answer: 28. 3 parts = 21, so 1 part = 7, and wheat = 4 × 7 = 28.
Background: First find the value of one part.
Did you know? 1 part = given value ÷ its ratio number.
Memory trick: 21 ÷ 3 = 7, then × 4.