What was the name of the devil before being cursed?
A. Sheetan
B. Devil
C. Azazeel
D. None of these
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Islamic Studies McqsA. Sheetan
B. Devil
C. Azazeel
D. None of these
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Islamic Studies McqsEnglish Idioms About “War”
Idiom: Running battle
Meaning: The phrase running battle refers to an argument that continues over a long period of time.
Example: He was fired because he had a running battle with his boss.
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English IdiomsNOTHING IS NEW
دنیا میں کوئی بات نئی نہیں ہے
Duniya Mein Koi Baat Nai Nahi Hai
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English to Urdu Proverbs, ProverbsA. Guru Nanak
B. Guru Angad
C. Guru Arjun Dev
D. Guru Gobind Singh
Which Sikh Guru invented ‘Gurumukhi Script? Read More »
General Knowledge MCQsA. Defeat of axis force in the II World War
B. Bombing on Hiroshima and Nagasaki by USA
C. Emergence of USA and USSR as rival powers
D. Invasion on Pearl Harbour by Japan
Which is the correct reason for the outbreak for the situation of cold war? Read More »
General Knowledge MCQsPOVERTY ON AN OLD MAN’S BACK IS A HEAVY BURDEN
بڑھاپے کی مفلسی سب سے بُری
Burhapay Ki Muflisi Sab Se Burii
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English to Urdu Proverbs, ProverbsA. Allan Faqir
B. Dr . GN Baloch
C. Abida Tahrani
D. All ofthem
Among the following is buried at jamshoro:__________? Read More »
Sindh study McqsA. Watan Mal
B. Shaikh Tahir
C. Mubarak
D. None of them
The Real Name of Wataiyo Faqir is ___________ ? Read More »
Sindh study McqsPenny wise pound foolish.
اشرفیاں لوٹیں کوئلوں پر مہر۔
Ashrafiaan Loten Koilon Par Mohar .
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English to Urdu Proverbs, ProverbsLIGHT GAINS MAKE A HEAVY PURSE
قطرے قطرے سے دریا بنتا ہے
Qatray Qatray Se Darya Bantaa Hai
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English to Urdu Proverbs, Proverbs