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  *Childhood* Hazrat Abu Talib raised the Holy Prophet ﷺ. The Prophet ﷺ wanted to help his uncle, so he started working with him. He even used to look after sheep and goats.  When he was 12 years old, he went on a business trip to Syria with his uncle Hazrat Abu Talib. He faced all the difficulties of travel with patience.  During this trip, near a place called Busra, a Christian monk named *Nastura* met them. Monk Nastura saw the signs of prophethood in him. He warned Hazrat Abu Talib about him and told him to protect him.  *The War of Fujar* There was a war. It was called *Harb-e-Fujar*. Every year, there was a big *fair*. Fair ko Urdu mein *میلہ* kehte hain. This fair was in *Shahr-e-Ukaz*. Ukaz is between Nakhlah and Taif. At this fair, different tribes used to recite lines of poetry *honoring* their elders. They wanted to show they were better than others. Sometimes they started to fight. One big fight started between Quraish and Hawazin. This fight turned into ...

  Assignment Title: Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF)   Table of Contents : 1. Introduction ……………………………......… 01   2. Main Body ……………………………….....….. 02      2.1 What is the Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund? ………………………………. 02      2.2 Historical Background and Establishment ………………………………….... 03      2.3 Organizational Structure and Governance …………………………................. 04      2.4 Objectives and Core Activities …...… 05      2.5 Programs and Initiatives ……………... 06      2.6 Impact and Achievements ……………. 07      2.7 Challenges and Criticisms ................. 08   3. Recommendations ……………………...…... 09   4. Conclusion ……………………...................… 10   5. References ……………………………………… 11   1. Introduction The Pakistan Poverty Alleviation Fund (PPAF) is a major government institution...

  Assignment Title: Methods of Political Participation Beyond the Voting Process  Table of Contents : 1. Introduction ………………………............… 01   2. Main Body ………………………...............…. 02      2.1 What is Political Participation? …..…............................................................ 02      2.2 Voting as a Central Method ….......…. 03      2.3 Protesting and Public Demonstrations….............. 04      2.4 Volunteering in Political and Social Causes...................... 05      2.5 Contacting Representatives and Advocacy..........................… 06      2.6 Joining Political Parties and Movements................................ 07      2.7 Online and Digital Participation …...…. 08      2.8 Role in Strengthening Democracy .…... 09      2.9 Challenges and Risks of Non‑Voting P...

Assignment Title: " Multicultural Societies : Opportunities and Challenges". Table of Contents : 1. Introduction ................................. 01 2. Main Body .................................... 02 - Opportunities of Multicultural Societies ...... 03 - Challenges of Multicultural Societie............ 04 3. Recommendations/Solution .......... 06 4. Conclusion .................................... 08 5. References ..................................... 10 1. Introduction : Multicultural societies bring together diverse cultures, traditions, and perspectives, playing a crucial role in today's globalized world. This assignment explores the opportunities and challenges presented by multicultural societies, highlighting their impact on social cohesion and development. The objective is to analyze the benefits and obstacles of multiculturalism and propose practical recommendations. 2. Main Body : *Opportunities of Multicultural Societies* Multicultural societies offer numerous...

  Role of Federal Shariat Court in Pakistan Table of Contents Introduction…....................……………… 01 Main Body ……………………………………. 02 2.1 What is the Federal Shariat Court……… 02 2.2 Historical Background and Constitutional Basis ……………………………………………….. 03 2.3 Composition and Appointment of Judge...............….. 04 2.4 Jurisdiction and Powers of the FSC…….. 05 2.5 Procedure of Reviewing Laws …..……... 06 2.6 Role in Islamic Judicial Review .........…. 07 2.7 Role in Protecting Islamic Identity …..…. 08 2.8 Appellate and Revisional Jurisdiction.….. 09 2.9 Role in Hudood and Criminal Law …….… 10 2.10 Criticism and Challenges …..............……. 11 Recommendations …………………......….. 12 Conclusion ……………………… 13 References ……………………… 15 1. Introduction The Federal Shariat Court (FSC) is a special constitutional court established in Pakistan to ensure that laws are in line with the injunctions of Islam as laid down in the Quran and Sunnah. [1][2] It was created in 1980 under Article 203A of the ...

Wake Up Early (Before Fajr)                                      Wake with the call to prayer (Adhan) for blessings; some even wake for Tahajjud (night prayer) before Fajr. Fajr Prayer           Perform Fajr (dawn prayer) at home (Sunnah) or in congregation at the mosque. Spiritual Nourishment (Post-Fajr): Dhikr & Du'a                      Recite morning remembrances (Adhkar), Ayatul Kursi, the last verses of Surah Al-Baqarah, and the Three Quls (Ikhlas, Falaq, Nas) for protection and blessings. Quran                   Read/recite/memorize Quran with translation to understand its meaning. Physical Well-being Siwak Use a siwak (tooth twig) upon waking. Exercise Engage in light exercise (jogging, stretching) to build stamina and health. Healthy Breakfast   ...

  Definition                         Islamic feminism is a form of feminism that seeks to achieve full equality for all Muslims, both men and women, in public and private life, while grounding its arguments in Islamic principles. It challenges patriarchal interpretations of Islam, emphasizing the Quran's teachings on equality and women's rights, while also engaging with broader feminist discourses                                                                                  OR Islamic feminism is a form of feminism concerned with the role of women in Islam. It aims for the full equality of all Muslims, regardless of gender, in public and private life. Islamic feminists advocate for women's rights, gender equality, and ...