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Prominent Muslim Scientists MCQs with Answers

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Prominent Muslim Scientists MCQs (41–44)

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41.
Past Paper MCQ
Who was Muhammad Ibn e Zakaria Al-Razi?
Correct Answer: A. A polymath physician, alchemist and philosopher from Iran
One-liner
Muhammad Ibn e Zakaria Al-Razi was a polymath physician, alchemist and philosopher from Iran.
42.
Past Paper MCQ
Who is renowned for his contributions to the field of Chemistry?
Correct Answer: A. Jabir ibn Haiyan
One-liner
Jabir ibn Haiyan is renowned for his pioneering contributions to the field of Chemistry and is often called the "Father of Chemistry."
43.
Past Paper MCQ
How many books comprise the encyclopedia 'Al-Qanun fi-at-tibb'?
Correct Answer: B. Five
One-liner
The encyclopedia 'Al-Qanun fi-at-tibb' (The Canon of Medicine) comprises five books.
44.
Past Paper MCQ
In which year did Jabir Bin Hayan die?
Correct Answer: B. 815 AD
One-liner
Jabir Bin Hayan, the renowned Muslim chemist, died in 815 AD.

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