MY INTRODUCTION MY PICTURES MY RELIGION MY COUNTRY MY CITY MY COMPETITION MY LINKS MY POETRY MY MOTIVE MY CONTACTS Full Name : S. A. Asghar Shah. Place Of Birth: Karachi. Zodiac Sign: Libra. Height: 5 ft 6 inches. Qualifications: B.Com, M.Com, M.A & DIT from Petroman. Hobbies: Study, Cricket. Ideal Personality: Hazrat Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him). Favorite Dish: Biryani. Favorite Music: Pop Music. Favorite Sports: Cricket & Hockey. Favorite Program: Tariq Aziz Show. Favorite Actors: Shahrukh Khan & Govinda Favorite Actress: Ashoria Rai. Favorite Players: Afridi, Lara, Irfan Pathan & Vass. Favorite Announcers: Moin Akhtar & Umar Sharif. Memorable Day: Whenever I get Position in Examination. Worst Day: I cleared Admission Test NED University but I couldn't got admission in Engineering. My Wish: To Get Education From UK. Favorite Dress: Paint-Shirt. Favorite Movie: Dil To Pagal Hai. Favorite Place: Switzerland. Favorite Book: Holy Quran. My Assets: Family & Friends. My Best Friends: FIFA Referee Mohd Iqbal, Raza, Anwar, Uncle Ameer Bux, Nasir Umrani, Salman. Future Plans: I want to open a trust for needy & poor people. Best Invention: Computer. Best Season: Winter. Aim Of Life: To do something extra ordinary for my country. Experts in Languages: English, Urdu, Sindhi, Punjabi & Balochi. My Strength: My Character. My Weaknesses: Beauty & Character. Favorite Fruit: Grapes. Favorite Drink: Tang juice. Favorite Poem: My own all poems. Favorite Poet:: Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, Allama Iqbal. Favorite Words: Life & Love. Favorite Animals: Lion & Tiger. Favorite Subjects: Computer, Maths & English. Favorite Flower: Rose. Favorite Perfume: Charli. Favorite Color: Green. Favorite Singers: Junaid Jamshed, Raheem Shah, Shahzad Roy. Favorite Teacher: Sir Deen Mohammed. Favorite Song: Dil to Pagal Hai My Message: To read Holy Quran with Translation because it is compelete code of life and try to perform pray.
Introduction
My religion is
Islam. Islam is the proper name of a religion; it is not pronounced, Izlam,
with a "z" sound. The first syllable is pronounced like the end of
the word, "bliss." The Arabic word "Islam" means
submission in peace, and in practice it is understood to mean submission in
peace to the will of God Almighty. It is also understood to mean total peace
that comes from surrender to the will of God Almighty (Allah).
The people who profess the faith of Islam are called "Muslims," not
"Islamics." The word "Muslim" is not synonymous with the
word "Arab." Islam originated in Arabia and many of the Arabic
speaking people (Arabs) are Muslims, however most of the Muslims in the world
are not Arabs. Islam is not a racial or ethnic term. There are Asian,
European, African, American and Middle Eastern Muslims, just like there are
American, Italian, Polish or African Catholics or just like there are Russian,
German, Polish or American Jews. Similarly, there are Muslims of all colors
and races.
Islam is truly a universal religion. There may be 6 to 8 million Muslims in
North America, over 30 million Muslims in Western Europe and 50 to 60 million
live in different parts of the Republics that were once a part of Soviet Union
(Kazakhstan, Turkemenistan, Tajikistan,Kyrghistan, Albania and others).
Significant Muslim minorities live in the Far East (such as China, The
Philipines, Thai Land, Viet Nam, Burma, Sri Lanka) and in Eastern Europe
(Poland, Bulgaria, Hungary, Romania, Czechoslovakia, Yugoslavia, Bosnia-Herzigovina).
Islam prevails in countries like Egypt, Syria, Jordan Iraq, Iran, Saudi
Arabia, Pakistan, Bangla Desh, Turkey, Tunisia, Morocco, Algeria, Indonesia,
Malaysia, Sudan, Lebanon, etc.
MOHAMMAD--THE MESSANGER OF GOD
Mohammad (Peace be upon him) was the man through whom Allah (God Almighty)
transmitted the teachings of Islam to the mankind. He was born in Mecca, a
city on the Arabian Peninsula, in 571 AD. He was orphaned before his birth and
his mother died when he was six. He was raised by his grandfather till he was
nine when his grandfather passed away and his uncle raised him. He did not
have the benefit of education and was an unlettered man. As he grew up he
worked as a shepherd and as a trader in the caravans.
At age 25 he was hired by a rich widow, Khadija, to manage her business and
trade. Khadija was impressed by the young man's intelligence, hard work,
honesty and integrity. They grew to esteem each other's qualities and got
married. Mohammad was married to Khadija for twenty-six years and they had
five children. Later on Khadija would be the first person to accept Islam, and
she is the epitome of a faithful and devoted wife in Islamic history. The
society at that time was rife with polygamy, sensuality and sexuality;
temporary marriages were a norm amongst the well to do. However, Mohammad
remained faithful to his wife Khadija.
Mohammad grew up in an
atmosphere and society of cruelty, lawlessness, war and treachery. He grew up
untouched by these prevalent evils. He became famous for his truthfulness,
uprightedness, charity and helpfulness. He was a man of kind disposition and
was loved by all who knew him. He was deeply troubled by the inhumanity that
he saw around him and would leave the city to meditate in a cave on a nearby
mountain. One day, when he was 40, he received a message from God Almighty
that he had been appointed the Messanger of God.
He spent the rest of his
life in an unending effort to deliver the message of God.
The Qur'an (The Koran)
According to the Muslim belief The Qura'n was revealed
to Prophet Mohammad through the angel Gabriel in small parts over a period of
23 years. Mohammad had several scribes, and the text was recorded
concurrently. The Qura'n has 114 chapters that vary in length from four to 286
verses and it contains about 78,000 words. The Qura'n is believed to be the
word of God , spoken through the angel Gabriel and recorded by Prophet
Mohammad as God willed it to be.
The Qura'n regulates every phase of the Islamic law, religious
practice, culture and morals. A common Muslim has no doubts about the origin
of the Qura'n and does not believe Mohammad to be the author. The Message
originated with God Almighty and Mohammad was the chosen man who delivered the
Message.
The Quran spells out specific commands, but it also lays down
the principles for many of the tenets that Muslims have to abide by. All of
these principles are not fully explained in the Qura'n itself, but in another
body of the Islamic literature that is called The Hadees (also written as
Hadith). There are six such collections and each collection has multiple
volumes. The Hadees, or The Traditions, is a recording of the actions, words,
and deeds of Prophet Mohammad. For instance, The Qura'n commands that the
Muslims should pray and worship, and pay in charity; the Hadees explains the
method of prayer, worship and the acts of charity. The Hadees and The Qura'n
are complimentary, but the source of all the principles is The Qura'n.
The language of The Qura'n is very different from the
language of the Hadees and the difference is obvious to all readers. A
complete and detailed account of the life of Prophet Mohammad has been
preserved in the Hadees, and it is believed to be unparalleled. It deals with
the most personal matters of his life, as well as the conduct of war and the
affairs of the state.
The Prayer--Salat
The prescribed prayer is called salat in Arabic. It is the
most visible act of worship and it constitutes the second pillar of the
practice of Islam. Prayer is to be offered five times a day (at the break of
dawn, at noon, mid-afternoon, at sunset and at dusk after dark.) All able
bodied Muslims are to pray five times every day, however there are exceptions.
A person who can't physically perform the act of prayer because of sickness is
exempted without any feeling of guilt. A traveller can offer half of the
prescribed prayer.
In addition to the five daily prayers, Friday noon prayer is
an obligatory congregational prayer. Muslims are required to pray in the
mosque with the congregation on Fridays, but they are permitted to get back to
their normal business after the prayer. In practice, across the Muslim world
Friday is observed as a weekly holiday.
Fasting
Fasting is the third act of worship in Islam. Muslims fast in
the month of Ramadan every year from the break of dawn till sun set. In
addition to physical fasting, Ramadan is the month of spiritual activity at a
heightened level.
The Ramadan
The month of Ramadan is the ninth month in the Islamic
calendar. Muslims fast in Ramadan every year, and it is also called The month
of fasting. Only those adults are required to fast who are physically able to
fast. Those who are too weak or ill are not required to fast. Fasting is also
not ordered for young children. People who are travelling are not to fast.
They can fast at a later date to make up for the missed days of fasting.
The fast starts at the break of dawn, which is usually
about 90 minutes before sun rise. The fast ends at the time of sun set. At the
time of fasting the person does not eat or drink or smoke or have sex with the
spouse. A fasting Muslim is expected not to speak ill of others, not to cheat
or lie or commit other sins.
Eid ul Fitr
Eid ul Fitr is celebrated after the month of Ramadan.
This is a day of enjoyment and it marks the begining of normal activities
after a month of fasting. The sighting of the new moon, which is called The
Hilal or the crescent on the last day of Ramadan signals the day of Eid. On
Eid day the Muslims make preparations to go for Eid prayer by taking a shower
in the morning, dressing up in new or clean clothes and putting on perfume or
cologne. The Eid prayer is offered at a central place in a big gathering
(congregation). The Khutba or the sermon is given after the prayer. Following
The Eid prayer, people visit each other, sit and eat together, and exchange
gifts.
Eid ul Adha
There are two very festive holidays in Islam, the Eid holidays. Eid ul
fitar is celebrated at the end of the month of Ramadan. Eid ul adha is
celebrated in the month of Zul hejjah or the month of Haj. When Haj is being
performed at Mecca, the Muslims all over the world are celebrating Eid ul adha.
The day starts with a congregational prayer (Salat e Eid) at a central
gathering place in every town or city. Everyone dresses in new and clean
clothes and attends the Eid prayer. This is followed by visiting friends and
family, exchanging gifts, and eating and dining together. This holiday is
celebrated much like the day of Eid ul Fitr, however Muslims, who can afford
to buy a sheep or a goat, offer the sacrifice. The meat of the killed animal
is given to the needy and poor people, some of it is eaten by the family and
some is given to the friends. A cow or a camel or a bull can be sacrificed for
seven adults.
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Introduction Physically it is the vast valley of mighty Indus river; which runs through the whole country as its blood line. North Pakistan inherits one of the highest land of the world. the three great mountain ranges Himalayan, Karakorums, & Hindukush meet in a very complex system of mountains, separated by narrow gorges of the rivers. Each mountain range though so close to each other, has a character of its own. The Indus in its early stage cutting through the Himalayas and Karakorums reaches the Hindu Raj (Hindukush) range and Gilgit river. Then the Indus flows in (still young ) between Himalayas & Hindu Raj mountain ranges. Making a very dramatic valley . Dry rugged mountains turn to the green & wet foothills of Himalayas & Hindukush mountains. After meeting with the Kabul river it takes its gigantic gorge into plains. In Punjab it is divided into five rivers which rejoin just before Sind south east , where eventually it dies in a vast delta at Arabian sea. This fabulous land of river Indus houses about 130.5 Million people belonging to many ethnic groups and tribes. Administratively it is divided into 4 provinces and a centrally administered area (FATA) In the south it is Sindh province. In the South west Baluchistan, Northwest is called North west province and in the east is Punjab the largest population wise province . The North eastern areas and some areas in North west are controlled by the central government. History Pakistan emerged on the map of world in 1947 but this land has one of the oldest history of the world. This land being a very strategic point between east & West has always been one of the top listed places to conquer by different dynasties and kings. It has received numerous races which ruled it and left their marks behind. Hence Pakistan has so many different tribes and a variety of of colorful traditions. Chronological order of some important dates in the history of Pakistan is given on this site. |
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Introduction Karachi is the largest city and former capital of Pakistan on the Arabian Sea near the Indus River delta. The capital of Sindh province, it is Pakistan's chief seaport and industrial center. Karachi is not just a city. It is a unique city in many ways. Area and Population From a medium-size city of less than 500,000 population in 1947 it grew to well over five million in 1981 and, according to most conservative estimates, has now exceeded 10 million mark. The area of Karcahi divison is about 3,366 sq. km with more than 18 towns and 6 cantonment boards. Brief History This metropolitan city of Karachi was until 1725 A.D. just a barren piece of land , washed on three sides by the blue waters of the Arabian Sea. A few fishermen lived in a small huts on the sunny creek. |
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There was a pool of water on this barren piece of land which was known as Kalachi-jo-Kun. Kalachi was the name of fisherman whereas kun meant a deep kitch. Therefore, "Kalachi-jo-Kun" meant the deep ditch of Kalacahi, the fisherman. A few mud huts sprang around this point and their numbers increased. Gradually a village came into being . This village was called as Kalachi-jo-Ghote, which as time passed grew into prominence. Climate Karachi is located on semi-arid zone but due to marine affects, it enjoys a moderate climate. May and June are hottest months of the year with temperature as high as 43.3 degree centigrade while January is the coldest month with temperature as low as 5 degree centigrade. The mean annual rainfall is about 7 inches. Attractions Karachi is a city that has a large variety of places to go and
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Some of the attractions you will enjoy are handicrafts, particularly rugs and carpets of rare design and beauty, produced by talented artisans. You will find extensive range of restaurants feature cuisine from world over, clean and golden beaches, Theme parks, Zoo, Country & Water parks, Ship breaking tours and many more. Karachi is a shoppers paradise. If you have the power to purchase you can get finest products at the most reasonable prices in Karachi. Crockery, furniture, paintings, crystal works, marble products, steel goods, classical stitched clothing, glassware, automobile, watches, best textile products and much more. Historical Architectures Like Lahore you also found many historical buildings in Karachi. To name few, some are like Tomb of Quaid-e-Azam, City Courts, The Empress Market, Liaquat National Library, Karachi Port Trust, Sindh assembly buildings, Sindh Madressah-ul-Islam and Wazir Mansion (Home of Quaid-e-Azam). Other renowned places are like Habib Bank Plaza, MCB Tower, PSO building, Avari Towers. Habib Bank Plaza is the tallest building of the city and the country. |
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Education Karachi is also famous for its educational network. There are a number of schools, colleges and institutes imparting education in the fields of science, arts, engineering and information technology. Many universities main campuses resides in Karachi. It also host number of international university campuses and attracts many overseas students. Some of the well-known universities and institutes include Karachi University, Agha Khan University, NED University, Baqai Medical University, National University, Hamdard University, IBA, Sir Syed University and many more. |
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Communication The Karachi Peshawar highway links the city with the interior of Pakistan, while the Karachi-O'Mara highway extends along the coast. The Karachi to Zahedan highway connects it with Iran and other Middle Eastern countries. Express roads radiate from the city centre, while feeder roads connect the express roads with local streets. Karachi is the terminus of Pakistan's railway system, which mainly serves to transport goods between Karachi and the interior. There are also passenger trains, as well as a circular railway that skirts the city on the north and the east, for commuter traffic and the transport of goods between the port and the industrial areas.The two main railway stations are the Cantt Station and the City Station. Karachi Airport, known as Jinnah Airport, provides international and domestic services. Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) is the national carrier. Aero Asia, Bhoja Air and Shaheen Air are other Pakistani airlines. Several international airlines also connect Karachi with the rest of the world. The port of Karachi is one of the busiest east of Suez. A new port, Port Qasim has been constructed with several new facilities for the ships. |
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