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Faisal I of Iraq Quiz
The Regal Journey: Unraveling the Legacy of Faisal I of Iraq
Updated: Aug 01, 2023
Step into the majestic world of Faisal I, the visionary founder of Hashemite Iraq. This riveting quiz will transport you through time, testing your knowledge on the iconic reign of this enigmatic king.
From the obvious to the obscure, this quiz covers it all! With 31 questions on Faisal I of Iraq, it's the perfect way to test your Faisal I of Iraq knowledge. Think you have what it takes to score 100%? Find out your true potential.
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A Famous Military General
An Influential Iraqi Poet
The First President Of Iraq
The First King Of Hashemite Iraq
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10 December 1875
25 September 1890
18 April 1880
20 May 1885
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King Ghazi Of Iraq
Sultan Abdulhamid II
Mahmud Selim Pasha
The Grand Emir And Sharif Of Mecca, Hussein Bin Ali
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15 Years
12 Years
10 Years
20 Years
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8 September 1933
13 August 1938
20 May 1945
4 April 1940
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King Of The Arab Kingdom Of Syria Or Greater Syria
President Of Palestine
Sultan Of Ottoman Empire
Governor Of Basra
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Creating An Arab State That Included Iraq, Syria And The Rest Of The Fertile Crescent
Establishing A Democratic Republic
Building A Powerful Army
Industrializing Iraq
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50th
27th
38th
45th
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By Introducing A Powerful Socialist Regime
By Declaring Martial Law
By Encouraging Common Loyalty Between Sunni And Shiite Muslims
Through Strict Religious Regulations
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Shiite Muslim
Sunni Muslim
Sunni Muslim
Christianity
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The Abbasids
The Al-Saud Family
The Hashemite Family
The Ottoman Family
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By Creating Separate Regions Based On Ethnicity
By Suppressing Minority Communities
By Imposing Strict Religious Laws
By Including Different Ethnic And Religious Groups In Offices
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No, It Completely Failed
Yes, It Was A Complete Success
It's Debatable As It Possibly Contributed To The Isolation Of Certain Groups
It Led To A Civil War
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Cairo, Egypt
Ta'if, Saudi Arabia
Baghdad, Iraq
Ottoman Empire
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No, He Never Served In The Military
He Was A Military Advisor
Yes, He Led The Arab Revolt Against The Ottoman Empire During World War I
Only During His Schooling Years
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Yes, He Was Exiled By The French From Syria
Yes, He Was Exiled By The British From Iraq
He Chose To Live Abroad Voluntarily
No, He Was Never Exiled
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1920
1925
1921
1922
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Arabic
English
Turkish
Persian
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Conservative
Democratic
Dictatorial
Monarchial
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Only Through His Mother's Side
No
Yes
The Lineage Is Disputed
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Yes, It Included All Ethnic Groups
It Was Aimed At Uniting The Shia Population
It Was Only For Arab Sunni Muslims
No, It Led To Some Groups Feeling Isolated
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Only Islamic Conferences
No, He Was Always Represented By Advisors
Only Arab League Conferences
Yes, He Attended The Paris Peace Conference In 1919
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Established Separate Regions For Them
Fostered Unity Between Them
Attempted To Convert One Group To The Other
Discouraged Their Religious Practices
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No
Only Parts Of It
It Was To Be Made A Separate State
Yes
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Yes, He Was Part Of The Hashemite Family
His Father Usurped The Throne
He Married Into Royalty
No, He Was A Commoner
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No
Yes
He Didn't Voice Opinion On The Matter
Only Certain Groups
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No, His Reign Was Peaceful
Yes, There Were Several Instances Of Disagreement And Civil Unrest
Only Due To Foreign Invasions
Only Due To Economic Issues
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15
1
10
5
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He Kept His Family Life Private
No
Yes, Including A Son Who Later Became King
They Were All Illegitimate
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No, He Was The King Of Iraq Until His Death
Yes, His Rule Was Challenged By A Relative
Yes, He Lost And Regained The Throne
Yes, Due To Health Issues
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Sep 8, 1933
Jan 1, 1934
Mar 27, 1935
Feb 7, 1999
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