عہد رسالت سے قبل قیام امن کے اقدامات

The teachings of all religions are based on peace but the Islamic principles of peace surpass others in their effectiveness. For the attainment of peace and harmony in this world, it is imperative to respect all the religions. The Prophet Muḥammad (ﷺ) was indeed a peacemaker and a mercy to all the mankind. The author of this paper feels that it is also very important to study the history of Prophet Muḥammad (ﷺ) prior to his prophethood, because, those a as image and reputation (صلى الله عليه وسلم) his shaped that years the were peacemaker in the eyes of the people of Makkah. His early years of virtue soon followed by a lifetime of nobleness and greatness. The incident of the placing the Black Stone, for example, is a confirmation to the said fact. It is one of the first examples in the life. Goodwill nurturing and conflicts mitigating of (صلى الله عليه وسلم) prophet the of or himself by stone the placed have could (صلى الله عليه وسلم) Prophet Holy The asked anyone of the elders of his nation to do it, but being a peacemaker, he saw that, thatwas going to be a model to mitigate conflicts and nurture goodwill among the leaders of the tribes., first the of milestone the laid (صلى الله عليه وسلم) Muhammad Prophet The the just and the civilized human society. A commitment to peace was a way of his life. This is the quality that ought to become the cornerstone of the policy and the personality of a sound Muslim leader.

Biomineralization of Black Shale Using Indeginous Microbes

The main concern of the present research work was to find a more feasible and economical method to extract metal ions from low grade discarded ores like black shale by Aspergillus niger and Penicillium notatum. Major elements present on the exposed surface of black shale identified by EDX study were iron, silicon, aluminum, copper and oxygen. Black shale ore mainly contained aluminosilicate minerals such as illite, kaolinite and muscovite and sulphide minerals were pyrite, pyrhotite, Ni-sulphide, sphelrite and chalcopyrite. Oxide minerals like quartz, aluminum oxide, wollastonite and dolomite were also detected by XRD. Raw sample mainly composed of (mgL -1 ) Al 8799.00, Fe 3761.00, Cu 39.07, Co 18.26, Zn 31.88 and Ni 8.25. Different agricultural wastes in the presence of sulphuric acid as substrates were evaluated in organic acid production in shaking flasks with and without ultrasonic treatment. Comparatively, A. niger exhibited a good potential in generating varieties of organic acids effective for metal ions solubilization in case of samples treated ultrasonically. Maximum recovery of metals was achieved in samples treated ultrasonically in both cases of microbes. In case of A. niger, maximum solubilization of aluminum (93.12 %), iron (90.12 %) and zinc (89.41 %) was achieved in the optimized medium of molasses containing 5 % level of ore treated ultrasonically whereas copper (94.03 %) was extracted in sample containing optimized mango peel at 5 % level of ore density. Cobalt recovery (93.32 %) was found in medium having 8 % level of seed cake treated ultrasonically whereas in case of P. notatum, maximum recovery of aluminum (69.23 %) was achieved in optimized seed cake media at 3 % level of ore density. Iron (72.35 %) was recovered in media having 8 % level of mango peel. Copper (68.88 %) and Cobalt (86.42 %) recovery was detected in optimized molasses at 5 and 4% ore density respectively whereas zinc (78.70 %) was extracted maximum in medium having optimized mango peel at 5 % level of ore density. Overall, A. niger showed better potential to extract metals from ore compared to P. notatum. Ultrasonic wave treatment not only increases the growth of microbes and organic acid production but metal ions dissolution from the ore matrices indicated that this low grade discarded ore may be the potential source for metals in future panorama.