Hazrat Ishaq (AS) MCQs — Practice & Prepare

✅ Correct answer: Hazrat Ishaaq (AS) Hazrat Ishaaq (Isaac, AS) is credited in tradition with building the boundary walls of Masjid-e-Aqsa in Jerusalem, extending the work associated with his family's broader mission of establishing places of worship across the region — paralleling how his brother Ismaeel and father Ibrahim rebuilt the Kaaba in Makkah.

✅ Correct answer: The Jews Hazrat Ishaaq (AS) was sent as a prophet to the Jews (Bani Israel), continuing the monotheistic mission of his father Ibrahim within the region of Palestine.

✅ Correct answer: Rebecca Hazrat Ishaq (AS) married Rebecca, and together they had twin sons, Yaqub (Jacob) and Esau, whose births are described in tradition as occurring when Ishaq was 60 years old.

✅ Correct answer: He lost his eyesight In his old age, Prophet Ishaq (AS) lost his eyesight, a detail recorded in Islamic tradition that parallels a similar affliction later experienced by his grandson Yaqub (Jacob), who also lost his sight — in Yaqub's case, from prolonged weeping over the loss of his son Yousuf.

✅ Correct answer: Hazrat Ishaq ( AS) According to this source, the prophet mentioned as coming immediately before Muhammad (PBUH) is identified as Hazrat Ishaq (Isaac, AS).

✅ Correct answer: Hazrat Ishaq (AS) Israel — the title later given to Hazrat Yaqub (Jacob, AS) — was the son of Hazrat Ishaq (Isaac, AS), continuing the direct prophetic lineage from Ibrahim through Ishaq to Yaqub.

✅ Correct answer: 147 years Israel (Yaqub) was 147 years old when his father, Hazrat Ishaq (AS), passed away, according to this tradition, reflecting the long lifespans commonly attributed to the patriarchal generation of prophets in the Abrahamic line.

✅ Correct answer: Hazrat Ishaq (AS) Hazrat Ishaq (AS) was the father of both Yaqub (Jacob) and his twin brother Esau, according to this source, placing Ishaq at the head of two significant lines of descent within the broader Abrahamic family.

✅ Correct answer: Iraq Hazrat Ishaq (Isaac, AS) is buried in Palestine, in the same general region associated with his father Ibrahim and his own son Yaqub, reflecting how this family's prophetic mission remained centered in the land of Canaan/Palestine across several generations, in contrast to the parallel Arabian.

✅ Correct answer: 60 years Hazrat Ishaq (Isaac, AS) was blessed with his twin sons, Yaqub and Esau, at the age of 60, a detail reflecting the pattern of significant, sometimes delayed, blessings of children found throughout the stories of the early Abrahamic prophets — echoing his own father Ibrahim's.

✅ Correct answer: Hazrat Ishaaq (AS) Hazrat Ishaaq ( AS) is credited as the first prophet to demarcate the boundaries of Masjid-e-Aqsaa in Jerusalem, laying early groundwork for what would become one of Islam's three most sacred mosques (alongside Masjid-e-Haram in Makkah and Masjid-e-Nabvi in Madina).