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Muhammad - The Recipient of The Qur’an

Muhammad -
The Recipient of The Qur’an

Muhammad was the only child of his parents – Sayyed ‘Abd-Allah bin ‘Abd Al-Muttalib Al- Hashemi and Sayyedah Aminah bint Wahb Al-Zuhriyya. He was born in Makkah, a commercial metropolis and a pilgrims’ hub in the Arabian Peninsula. His father passed away before his birth, and the mother when he was six. A shepherd in early life and a successful merchant in adulthood, he married Sayyedah Khadijah bint Khuwaylid at the age of 25. The happy couple became the parents of two sons and four daughters.

Muhammad ibn Abd-Allah was reputed to be a friendly and trustworthy gentleman with an impeccable character. He was admired for his generosity as well as his wisdom. The mutually hostile factions often called upon him to act as an arbiter. At home, he was known for his caring and helpful attitudes.

As he was attaining maturity, he was getting deeply disturbed by the social and moral environment around him. He found the idolatry and fetishism unholy and social injustices distressing. He increasingly began to search for a response to his own agony at the injustice and chaos around him by resorting to meditation and seclusion. He would go away from home for several days in a row and stay in a small cave on Mount al-Noor, it is a cave hiding in shyness and seclusion with a difficult access, named Hira.

One midnight, during the last week of the month of Ramadan that the Cave lightened up. It witnessed the presence of rows over rows of angels led by the Arch Angel, Gabriel. Muhammad got bewildered. It brought him awe, fear and foreboding. It was an experience unique of its kind; unique...

أحكام الحرابة و إختطاف الطائرات

This research article consist unique study regarding constitution of Human being character building in the thoughts of eminent philosopher Shah Wali Ullah (1703-1764). In present critique the focus has been made to explore how individual characters build in the specific environments? How surrounding effects on the character building? Moreover linkage of Islamic ‘IB└DA and its positive impact on the Muslim society has been explored. In interpretation of Shah Wali Ullah, All ‘IB└DA are like tools which lead to generate four basic ethics i.e purity and transparency capitulation, gainful and abstinence. These are the basic moral code which are the ultimate result of the four kind of ‘IB└DA i.e prayer, fasting, zakat and hajj. Muslim has inestimable inner power in the form of six lat┐’ef )اطلفئ, )which ultimately resulted upon the change of behavior. Character building are etiquettes, noble practices, decentness and good morality. It is generally refers to a code of conduct, that an individual group or society hold as authoritative in distinguishing right from wrong. Ethics are phenomenon values and can develop up to reasonable universal standards. Conduct in Islam governs all aspects of life and specifically addresses such principles as truthfulness, honesty, trust, sincerity, brotherhood and justice, while Islam forbid false, conspiracy, dodge, rude, irascibility, corruption. To materialize the virtues and disgrace the fake a role model prophet Muhammad (S.A.W) were deputed from Allah to guide the human being. So In present article character building in the theory of Shah Wali Ullah especially while in other Muslims scholars in general has diagnosed.

Synthesis and Characteriaztion and Applications of Bimetallic Alloy Nanopariticiles

In this work Ag-Cu, Ag-Au and Au-Cu bimetallic alloy nanoparticles of different compositions were synthesized by different methods i.e., polyol, aqueous polymer solution, co-reduction, reverse micellar, co-precipitation and chemical reduction methods. The synthesized alloy nanoparticles were characterized by UVVisible spectroscopy, fluorescence spectroscopy, XRD, SEM, TEM, HR-TEM and EDS. The XRD pattern showed high crystallinity and phase formation of the nanoparticles. TEM evidenced the formation of Ag-Cu, Ag-Au and Au-Cu nanoparticles with diameters ranging from 10-15, 20-30 and 15-25 nm respectively. Ag-Cu bimetallic alloy nanoparticles were coated over a well-polished glassy carbon electrode and the designed sensor was applied for the detection of a highly carcinogenic carbonyl compound, 2-butanone. Electrochemical studies revealed that polyethylene imine (PEI) used as a capping agent also enhances the sensing of the modified electrode for the recognition of 2-butanone. The sensor developed from AgCu (1:1) alloy nanoparticles showed the best sensing properties for the detection of 2- butanone as evidenced by electrochemical impedance spectroscopy and a 0.1 μM detection limit. Glassy carbon electrode (GCE) was modified with potentiodynamic polymerization of pyrrole into polypyrrole which was over oxidized in order to increase its sensitivity towards polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs). The electrode was further modified with Au-Ag bimetallic alloy nanoparticles. The fabricated GCE was successfully applied to detect an environmental toxin, pyrene. Ag and Au in ratio of 3:1, showed best response for the detection of pyrene with a detection limit of 0.1 µM. Au-Cu (1:3) alloy nanoparticles synthesized by chemical reduction method were intentially engineered with their desired ratio and chemical composition on the surface of clean GCE that was already fabricated with over oxidized poly pyrrole. This composite electrode (PPyox/Au-Cu/GCE) was successfully applied for the detection of environmental toxin anthracene (with lowest concentration, 0.15 μM). The effect of alloy nanoparticles was tested on seed germination frequency, antioxidant activity and biochemical characterization of medicinally important plants, Silybum marianum and Eruca sativa. Chemical composition of alloy nanoparticles, size and shape matters for nanoparticles to exert effect on plants. Phytotoxicity study of nanoparticles showed that bimetallic alloy nanoparticles are more stress inducing factor in plants acting as external factor that disturb the internal mechanisms of plant seeds. In response to the induced stresses, plants release secondary metabolites (protein content, flavonoids and phenolic contents), antioxidants and some important enzymes like super oxide dismutase (SOD) and peroxidase (POD) by their defensive mechanisms. The secondary metabolites produced in response to stress induced by bimetallic nanoparticles were also evaluated and it was found that nanoparticles of small size and high toxicity produce more secondary metabolites. Such secondary metabolites produced in medicinal plants have a great potential in treating the human ailments.
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