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گالی گلوچ( زبان کا غلط استعمال)

زبان کا غلط استعمال
اللہ تعالیٰ خالق ہے اور بقیہ تمام کائنات مخلوق ہے، کوئی فلکی مخلوق ہے، کوئی ارضی مخلوق ہے، کوئی فضائی مخلوق ہے ،مخلوق کا دائرہ کار وسیع ہے لیکن ان جملہ مخلوقات میں اشرف المخلوقات کا تاج اللہ تعالیٰ نے انسان کے سر پر سجایا ہے۔ انسان کو عظمت و رفعت بخشی، انسان کو بلندیوں کی معراج پر پہنچایا۔ اس کا سبب گوشت پوست نہیں تھا، اس کی وجوہات نفاست ولطافت نہیں تھیں۔ یہ اعزاز لحیم اور شحیم ہونے کی بناء پر ودیعت نہیں کیا گیا تھا۔ اس اعزاز کا سبب زبان بنی جواس کو دیگر مخلوقات سے متاثر کرتی ہے۔
انسان زبان سے تلاوت کرتا ہے، زبان سے نعت پڑھتا ہے، زبان سے راہ و ہدایت کی ترجمانی کرتا ہے۔ زبان سے کلمہ پڑھتا ہے، زبان سے اسلام کی تبلیغ کرتا ہے، زبان سے صداقت و دیانت کا اظہار کرتا ہے، انسان کی یہ صفات اسے حقیقت شناس انسان بنا دیتی ہیں، انسان کو معاشرے کے لیے انعام بنا دیتا ہے، اس کی عظمت کو چار چاند لگا دیتی ہے، یہاں تک کہ انسان کوفرشتوں سے بھی عظیم بنادیتی ہے۔ بقول حالیؔ:
فرشتے سے بہتر ہے انسان بننا
مگر اس میں پڑتی ہے محنت زیادہ
اللہ تعالیٰ نے قرآن پاک ِمیں ارشاد فرمایا کہ ’’لوگوں سے اچھے طریقے سے گفتگو کرو‘‘ قرآنِ پاک میں جس طرح نماز کے بارے میں حکم ہے، جس طرح زکوٰۃ کے بارے میں ارشادِ باری تعالیٰ ہے، جس طرح روزوں کے بارے میں حکمِ ربّانی ہے، بالکل اسی طرح زبان کے استعمال کا بھی ذکر ہے، نماز، روزہ، حج، زکوٰۃ اور دیگر عبادات کی بجا آوری سے جس طرح انسان کی زندگی میں نکھار آتا ہے اسی طرح زبان کے صحیح استعمال سے بھی اس کے جملہ لمحات ِزیست مرصعّ ومزیّن ہوجاتے ہیں، اور وہ اپنی زندگی...

Social Framework Analysis Through Oedipus Complex in Lawrence’s Sons and Lovers

Sons and Lovers has always been posing problems for the teachers, during classroom critical discussions on the novel on account of its undue association with Freud’s concept of Oedipus complex and his focus on sexual instincts. Readers are forcibly led to the conclusion that there is convincing evidence of unconscious sexual attraction between Gertrude (the mother) and William and Paul (her sons) throughout the novel. The novel basically focuses on the individual’s mental and behavioral struggle to locate his own place in the social setup in pursuit of his dignity. An open-minded close examination of the novel makes one realize that it hardly deserves to be labelled as an illustration of Freud’s theory of Oedipus complex. Paul’s struggle for recognition and acceptance in the society is the central theme of the novel, which puts him in trying conditions and relations and leaves him struggling to adjust his place in quest of self-esteem and recognition. The more he tries to get satisfaction, the more he becomes disillusioned. Consequently, dissatisfaction leads him to interact with different people and he experiences maladjustment. The object of this paper is to analyze Paul’s relations with other main characters in the novel in order to diagnose the cause of his discontentment in his relations with them. An attempt has been made to view his predicament in the light of psychological and social cross-currents that pervade his behavior through-out the novel, Paul finds intellectual harmony with Miriam as her feelings match with those of his. Like Paul, she also wants to achieve something great. A cleavage occurs in their relationship when Miriam shows her reluctance to fulfil his carnal desires, as being unethical and contrary to her spiritual ideals. Paul’s sensual desires are fulfilled by Clara, a woman promising physical satisfaction but devoid of aesthetic sensibilities, which again compel him to turn to some new destinations. A thorough analysis of the novel Sons and Lovers clearly reveals that there is very little influence of Oedipus complex, while there is a strong chemical bond and natural affection between the mother and son which is a natural human instinct. Paul finds solace in the company of Gertrude simply on account of natural reasons and not for any amoral urge like Oedipus complex.

Delinquent Behaviors and Temperament of Prisoners in Context of Childhood Maltreatment

Childhood maltreatment with marked enduring negative effects in adulthood is an invasive issue that continues to confront our society now a days. Childhood maltreatment may influence the individual temperament that may influence the individual tendency through which they interact with community and sometimes resulted into the involvement in delinquent behaviors. Thus, the present study tried to explore the predictive effect of childhood maltreatment towards the temperament formation and then the core investigation was about the different types of temperament that overlook an individual to commit illegal behaviors in form of delinquency. In line with same context, predictive effect of childhood maltreatment towards the delinquency was explored. Another salient investigation was to explore the moderated effect of age and education with main study constructs. Current study has the retrospective nature in which the childhood maltreated experiences were investigated through the adult population. Mainly, study comprised on two distinct phases, first one was the scale development phase and in second phase the study objectives were examined. So, in current study first main objective was the development and the validation of adult temperament scale. In first phase, a reliable self-report measure was developed to screen out the temperamental tendencies among adult population. Initial item pool of 80 items was generated through literature review by keeping in mind the ‘Galen (1938) theory of temperament that postulated the temperament styles into four sub domains including choleric, melancholic, phlegmatic and sanguine type. Initially developed 80 items scale turned into 72 items after the expert’s evaluation and pilot testing. To screen out the highly correlated items, scale was administered twice on the same population (age range: 18-60 years). Through bivariate correlation 53 highly correlated items become the part of study. For the Factor Analysis sample of 489 adults with same age range was selected from four cities (Lahore, Sialkot, Gujrat, and Rawalpindi) of Punjab District, Pakistan. Exploratory Factor Analysis finally resulted the 26 items scale (KMO= .92) and resulted into four sub factors that reported the 76.69% variance. Whereas, Confirmatory factor analysis pertained the theoretical model with a good model fit index (CFI= .957, CMIN/DF= 2.789, RMSEA= .061, SRMR= .045, NFI= .935, TLI=.952, P = <.01) into four subcategories that were labeled accordingly (Choleric, Melancholic, Phlegmatic and Sanguine). Alpha Reliability of sub scales fall in to good range (choleric = .968, melancholic= .922, phlegmatic = .942, and sanguine = .943). Before the second phase, the assessment measures to study the main constructs were translated from English language to native Urdu language. In this perspective, Child Abuse Self-Report Scale (Mohammadhkani, 2003) was translated into native language Urdu. It was comprised on 41 items with four subscales including Physical Abuse, Psychological Abuse, Sexual Abuse and Neglect. Alpha Reliability of whole scale was α=.91, whereas the Alpha Reliability of subscales was, Physical Abuse= .75, Psychological Abuse=.91, Sexual Abuse=.89, Neglect=.92. Second Scale was Big Five Inventory-10 (Rammstedt & John, 2007). The Subscale Reliability of translated version of Big Five Inventory-10 is as following, Extraversion = .769, Neuroticism = .821, Consciousness=.754, Openness to experience= .810. After the translation phase main study was conducted to explore the predictive relationship between childhood maltreatment, temperament and delinquency. Data of 517 adults was gathered from prisoners with age range of 18 to 60 years (Mean= 39.48) to accomplish the study objectives. Data was collected from four prisons of Punjab by using the purposive sampling technique. Childhood maltreatment was measured through the adapted version of Child Abuse Self-Report Scale (Mohammadhkani, 2003) and temperament tendencies were figure out through Adult Temperament Scale (Anjum & Bano, 2018) while the delinquency was measured through 27 items, Self -Reported Delinquency Scale (Naqvi, 2007). Descriptive and Inferential statistics were used to analyze the results. Simple linear and multiple linear regression analyses was used to explore the predictive effect of childhood towards the temperament. Study result indicated that choleric temperament explained the 61.8 % variance, and phlegmatic explained 59.8 % variance, whereas, sanguine explained 54.1 % variance and melancholic explained 40.1 % variance in childhood maltreatment. Whereas, through the multiple linear regression analysis it was revealed that four sub-domains of temperament collectively account 39.9% variance in the delinquency. Simple Linear Regression analysis give the detailed account that choleric sub dimension explained 26 % variance in delinquency. Melancholic sub dimension explained 57.7 % variance in delinquency, whereas, the third dimension of phlegmatic explained the 36.8% variance, Sanguine explained 46.4 percent variation. Moreover, the four subscales of childhood maltreatment collectively account 20.2% variance in the delinquency, whereas the physical abuse explained 33.6 % variation, Psychological abuse explained 26.8 % variation, Sexual Abuse explained 42.2 % variation, whereas, Neglect explained 21.4 % variance in delinquency. Whereas, findings from the SEM analysis highlighted the role of environmental and personal factors in form of childhood maltreatment and temperament towards the delinquency (CFI=901, RMSEA=.047, p<.01). Another marked exploration was the significant moderated effect of Prisoner’s age and their level of education that effect the relationship of temperament towards the childhood maltreatment and the delinquency, in this way results are consistent with views on cumulative pathways to delinquency that undergone through the effect of childhood maltreatment. Results indicated choleric (CFI=.926; SRMR= .049, p<.01) and phlegmatic temperament (CFI=0.911; SRMR= .060; P<.01) mediated the effect of childhood maltreatment and delinquency with marked moderated effect of age and education more as compare to melancholic (CFI=.887, SRMR= .076, p<.01) and sanguine (CFI=.861, SRMR= .075, P<.01). The research findings are discussed in the light of current situation and its future implications.
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