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Mathematical Models of Peristaltic Transport Involving Non-Newtonian Fluids

Thesis Info

Author

Nasir Ali

Department

Deptt. of Mathematics, QAU.

Program

PhD

Institute

Quaid-i-Azam University

Institute Type

Public

City

Islamabad

Province

Islamabad

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2008

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

215

Subject

Mathematics

Language

English

Other

Call No: DISS/Ph.D MAT/654

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-01-06 19:20:37

ARI ID

1676717673630

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غزل ---فرحت شکور(پاکپتن)

مت پوچھ کہ ہم کیسی بلاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
بے یارو مدد گار تیرے چاہنے والے
جینے کا ہمیں حق ہے نہ مرنے کی اجازت
آنکھوں میں کوئی خواب نہ دل میں کوئی خواہش
سینچا ہے لہو دے کے سدا لالہ و گل کو
حسرت ، کبھی نفرت ، کبھی غربت ہمیں بخشی
افلاس و فلاکت کی چلی آندھیاں ہر سو
اے میرے خدا کیوں یہ میرے دیس کے باسی
سچ ، سوچ ، قدم اور قلم محدود ہیں اپنے
ہوتے ہی نہیں پست کبھی حوصلے میرے
لوٹے نہ میرے صاحب اس شہرِ فسوں جا کر
آیا نہ خیال ان کو میری صحرا گری کا
یکسر نہیں میرا ، تو رقیبوں کو مبارک
کیا پوچھتے ہو حالِ دلِ زار ہمارا
کس موڑ پہ لے آیا یہ عشق ہمیں فرحتؔ

 

خوابوں سے جو نکلے تو صداؤں میں گھرے ہیں
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ہم اہلِ وفا کیسی سزاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
ہم زیست کی بے رنگ خلاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
کیوں اہلِ چمن پھر بھی خزاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
ہم لوگ مقدر کی عطاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
کیوں اہلِ وطن اتنی وباؤں میں گھرے ہیں
ڈر خوف کی محبوس فضاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
ہم اہلِ سخن ایسے خداؤں میں گھرے ہیں
شاید کسی اپنے کی دُعاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
کسی دلرُبا کی دلکش اداؤں میں گھرے ہیں
کس زُلفِ گرہ گیر کی چھاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
ہم اہلِ طلب اب کہ اناؤں میں گھرے ہیں
اک یار بے وفا کی جفاؤں میں گھرے ہیں
دُکھ درد کی گھنگھور گھٹاؤں میں گھرے ہیں

Men Working in Female-Dominated Professions: A stigma or facilitation?

Gender roles not only keep men and women in different spheres of family and social life but they also promote gender segregation in the education sector and professional life. There is a lot of research being conducted on women working in male dominated professions but there is scarcity of research regarding males working in female dominated professions. This study was conducted to explore the experiences of men working in female dominated professions. The first phase of this study collected quantitative data about the type female-dominated professions in Pakistan. Based on this data in-depth qualitative interviews were done with 5 professionals using snowball sampling: Nurse, Psychologist, Montessori teacher, Makeup artist/ Beautician, and Bus host. Thematic analysis was used to identify sub-themes presented in this study: (i) Reasons or motivation for joining nontraditional profession; (ii) Reaction of near and dear ones; (iii) Positive aspects of female dominated profession; (iv) Challenges of female dominated profession; (v) Professional journey; (vi) Being a minority in female majority; (vii) Struggle to maintain masculinity and (viii) Future aspirations. Study findings can be used to support male entry and retention in female dominated professions.

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