ظاهرة الحذف في الجملة الفعلية دراسة نحوية دلالية في صحيح البخاري

Arabic language is one of the most developed languages of the world. It has a number of grammatical phenomenon, Omissions is one of them.                                                   Omission of any part of a sentence creates ambiguity to fully understand its meanings. Due to this phenomenon Arabic has a specific cause when viewed in the light of Semantic analysis. This study deals with the phenomenon of dropping or omission of the part of a speech. In article under review, I have explained as to how an omission becomes requirement of the text to reflect a particular meaning. I have chosen semantic study of three basic parts of verbal sentence that is Verb, Subject and Object to unveil this phenomenon in Sahih Al Bukhari. This clearly explains the significance of omission of words in the sayings of Holy Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him).              

Portrayal of Pak-Us Relations Issue, in Elite American Press: A Comparative Study of Editorials of Washington Post and New York Times Duration: 2008-2012

Pakistan is first Islamic Atomic Power and second largest in Populated country in Muslim World after Indonesia. Pakistan has always been preferred to make friendly and peaceful relations with all countries of the world. Pakistan and USA has long journey of relationship since the birth of Pakistan in 1947. The present study explored the Pak-US relations in term of War on terror, US drone attack in Pakistani territory, Osama Bin Ladin Assassination in Pakistan by US, NATO supply through Pakistan to Afghanistan, US Aid to Pakistan, Afghanistan as factor between Pak-US relations and Intelligence sharing among Pakistan and America. The study was based on content analysis and editorials of two American newspapers The Washington Post and The New York Times were examined from 2008 to 2012 during Pakistan People’s Party regime. This research study was conducted in the light of Framing Theory. It was census study and all editorials were examined during the period five years. Results of this study showed that US press gave more space to Pak-US relations during 2008 to 2012 and both newspapers published 264 editorials regarding Pak-US relations on the issues concern in which The The Washington Post published 147 editorials and The New York Times published 117 editorials about Pak-US relations. Furthermore, on all issues except intelligence sharing and US Aid to Pakistan, American press portrayed negative image of Pakistan whereas on the issue of US Aid to Pakistan American press support Pakistan. On the issue of Intelligence sharing both newspapers wrote editorials as neutral. Hence overall treatment of both newspapers about all issues were against Pakistan and both American newspapers portrayed negative image of Pakistan.