The Qur'anic Treasures hidden in the Surah Faatihah
In the name of Allah, the Most Beneficent, the Most Merciful
Praise be to Allah, Lord of the Worlds,(1:1)
The Beneficent, the Merciful.(1:2)
Owner of the Day of Judgement.(1:3)
Thee (alone) we worship; Thee (alone) we ask for help. (1:4)
Show us the straight path,(1:5)
The path of those whom Thou hast favoured; (1:6)
Not (the path) of those who earn Thine anger nor of those who go astray. (1:7)
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Is economic teaching keeping up with the changing economy? This column presents a new way of teaching economics in light of the continuing crises. It argues that if we are to create a better-informed public debate we must begin by improvin Economics students have started to establish new student societies, which focus not on how…
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Sources :An engineer dedicated to educating children of underprivileged communities that face socio-economic discrimination, Mr. Shahed Kayes, has his life threatened over objections to a dangerous, illegal sand extraction business. In spite of a court order banning the operation, 35 dredgers continue to remove sands from the Meghana River near Mayadip and Nunertek islands, an…
Just before few days i was talking with GURU -Prof. Asanul Alam Parvez -He gave me a new truth that i have been finding from long day before to work out with enforcement development of our country. And the findings is because of of poor ethical standard to are oblicated towards any development . I…
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Google Inc., the world’s biggest Internet-search company, rose as much as 7.1 percent in extended trading yesterday after demand for online advertising vaulted third-quarter sales past analysts’ estimates. Excluding revenue passed on to partner sites, sales rose to $7.51 billion, Mountain View, California-based Google said yesterday. That exceeded the $7.23 billion average of analysts’ estimates…
Electricity from the nose? Well, it may appear weird, but engineers claim they are working on a technique which would generate power from human respiration. A team at the University of Wisconsin-Madison says that it is actually working on a method which would someday power sensors in one’s body via the respiration in one’s nose,…
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