49. Al-Hujurat/The Residential Rooms
I/We begin by the Blessed Name of Allah
The Immensely Merciful to all, The Infinitely Compassionate to everyone.
49:01
a. O The Faithful!
b. Do not put your opinions ahead of that of Allah and HIS Messenger.
c. Rather, be mindful of Allah in awe, reverence, and piety,
d. for Allah Listens to your sayings, and Knows everything of your intensions and behavior.
49:02
a. O The Faithful!
b. Do not raise your voices above the voice of The Prophet Muhammad,
c. and do not be loud to him in speaking like the loudness of some of you to others, lest your
good deeds be wasted for a reward without your even realizing it.
49:03
a. Surely, those who lower their voices in the presence of Allah’s Messenger, those are the ones whose hearts Allah has chosen – after testing - for reverence and righteousness.
b. For them is going to be Allah’s forgiveness and a great reward: Paradise.
49:04
a. Surely, those who call you aloud - O The Prophet - from outside your residential rooms, most of them do not have any sense of manners.
49:05
a. And it would indeed have been better for them if only they had waited patiently for you to come out to them and met them,
b. Yet Allah is Ever-Forgiving to those who were unaware of these manners, Most Merciful
to them too when they become aware of it.
49:06
a. O The Faithful!
b. If a known troublemaker comes to you with some news/information, then investigate it and ascertain its truth before you share it with others and act...
Christianity is the top most practiced religion on earth and has over a billion followers across the nations. It is therefore a very important topic of interest in the field of comparative religious studies. To understand the ideology of this religion, it is very important to get familiarize with the name, introduction to its believes, the important scriptures and references. This article encompasses the Introduction of: Christianity, Canonical Gospels and 3. Basic believes/ belief system of Christianity
Wheat crop is cultivated in multifaceted cropping system. Maximum wheat crop is being cultivated in rice-wheat and cotton-wheat cropping systems. In both cropping systems, prolonged maturity and poor residue management delays wheat sowing. Late plantation affected significant yield potential every year. No-tillage cultivation practice is the appropriate approach to meet the delayed sowing yield gap. Keeping in view, the study was planned with two experiments to evaluate the productivity and profitability of wheat crop planted under no-tillage conditions and different row spacings. In first experiment, the role of seed priming and seed size on wheat productivity in conservation tillage was evaluated. Seed of different sizes (viz. bold, medium and small) treated with hydropriming, osmopriming and unprimed seed (untreated seed) were sown under no-tillage and conventional tillage. The observations were made on stand establishment, morphological, allometric and yield related traits. Primed seed improved stand establishment traits with both tillage systems specifically bold primed seed performed significantly in no-tillage system both years. Similarly, primed seed crop significantly improved all morphological and yield related traits of wheat. While bold osmoprimed seed significantly influenced on all yield related traits, productive tiller, 1000 grain weight, and grain yield during both the growing seasons. In second experiment, graded seed sizes (viz. bold, medium and small) treated with hydropriming and osmopriming and no-priming (untreated seed) were sown in 22.5 cm and 30 cm spaced rows apart. Observations on stand establishment, morphological and yield related traits were recorded following standard procedures. There was no significant influence of row spacing for stand establishment traits during both the years. However, seed size was significantly affected all stand establishment. Similarly, seed priming treatments also significantly improved germination in both year of study. Row spacing at 22.5 cm apart improved plant height, spike length was recorded during both year of study. However spikelet per spike was recoded non-significant under all row spacing of wheat. All morphological traits were significantly affected by seed sizes. There was no influence of row spacing on productive tillers per sq meter, number of grain and grain yield during both year of study. However, influence of row spacing was found statistically significant on 1000 grain weight and biological yield. Bold osmoprimed seed perform better in 22.5 cm apart rows compared to 30 cm spaced planted crop. While primed seed significantly improved productive tiller, 1000 grain weight biological yields and grain yield in both row spacings.