Islamic Accounting Methodology Compiled By Dr. Hussien Shehata Prof. of Accounting Al-Azhar University In The Name Of ALLAH The Most Beneficien The Most Merciful Read : In name of the LORD‚ who created‚ Created man from a clot‚ Read‚ and they LORD is Most Bountiful‚ Who teaches by
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chitectureIslamic Architecture Islamic architecture encompasses a wide range of both secular and religious styles from the foundation of Islam to the present day‚ influencing the design and construction of buildings and structures in Islamic culture. What is Islam? * The name of the religion is Islam‚ which comes from an Arabic root word meaning "peace" and "submission.“ * Islam teaches that one can only find peace in one’s life by submitting to Almighty God (Allah) in heart‚ soul and
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Islamic Branding – Brands‚ Islam and the New Muslim Consumer inShare WEBWIRE – Monday‚ July 12‚ 2010 Built on a bank of rigorous bespoke research conducted in key Muslim markets by TNS Built on a bank of rigorous bespoke research conducted in key Muslim markets by TNS‚ this study offers detailed branding recommendations on how to forge stronger bonds with the new generation of Muslim consumers‚ through every aspect of branding‚ from business practice and philosophy to visual identity and customer
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What is a civilization? This is a big question that some experts still debate it to find the best definition‚ especially between archeologists who have a definition of civilization for earlier civilization and anthropologist whose definition concern about recent civilization. However‚ both early and late civilization has many evidences that proof many steps of process in formating a civilization. Surprisedly‚ some research has found the remarkable evolving process from earlier civilization to the more
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Noraini Hashim Asst. Professor‚ Institute of Education‚ International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia E-mail: mataidtweety@gmail.com‚ cnoraini@gmail.com Suhailah Hussien Asst. Professor‚ Institute of Education‚ International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia E-mail: mataidtweety@gmail.com‚ cnoraini@gmail.com Mohyani Razikin Asst. Professor‚ Institute of Education‚ International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) Kuala Lumpur‚ Malaysia E-mail: mataidtweety@gmail
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conflict arising post the breakup of the Soviet Union in a non-Cold War world. Lucubrating over the same with historical relevance as well as modern day contexts‚ Huntington deliberates over the role of religion and culture in dividing the world into civilizations‚ thus presenting a scenario of global tension and possible war. It is important to note that Huntington doesn’t have any clear precise criteria through which he identifies the countries
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Ruslan Khamurzov World Civilizations 1 November 30‚ 2005 Post-Classical Europe‚ Muslim World and China. The period following the decline of great classical empires of Asia and Mediterranean is known as the post-classical period (500-1000 CE). This period is famous for the expansion of civilizations to new areas‚ spread of major world religions such as Islam and the decline of the Western world. While Europe was in a period of a decline‚ the Muslim world was on the rise and the Eastern world
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In March 2001‚ the Taliban destroyed the Buddhas of Bamiyan which Finbarr Barry Flood said would define Islamic iconoclasm for many decades to follow. The author argues that the destruction of the Bamiyan Buddhas does not represent Islam’s attitude towards figuration‚ but rather a response at a particular moment in time. This point is still true today considering Islam’s view on images has never been the reason for iconoclasm‚ but what defines iconoclasm has certainly changed in recent years with
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HIST 1750 Understanding Historical Change: Introduction to Islamic History and Culture (ca. 600 – ca. 1400) Fall 2014 MR 10:00-11:15 & 11:30-12:45 @ Keating Hall 219 Dr. Ebru Turan Dealy Hall‚ R 630 Email: turan@fordham.eduPhone: 718.817.4199 Office Hours: MR: 2:00-3:45 pm (or by appointment) Course Description: This course reviews the development of Islamic history and culture from the rise of Islam (ca. 600) to the fifteenth century. Drawing on an interdisciplinary approach that
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1. Positive influences (skills and technology) During the times where there was no technology‚ there was no civilization. Material development is one of the definitions of civilization. Without technology‚ new material‚ building and etc cannot be constructed or produced. This leads to no civilization being born. Example: During the stone age‚ there were no clothes for human beings to wear. They only moved around being nude. But once the technology of making clothes and dresses were found‚ people
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