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Foreign aid, human capital and economic growth:the case of south Asian countries

Thesis Info

Author

Muhammad Idrees

Supervisor

Muahmad Akram; Miraj ul Haq

Department

International Institute of Islamic Economics

Program

MS

Institute

International Islamic University

Institute Type

Public

City

Islamabad

Province

Islamabad

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2016

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

79

Subject

International Institute of Islamic Economics

Language

English

Other

MS 338.915 MUF

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-01-06 19:20:37

ARI ID

1676722401239

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میاں مہر محمد خاں شہاب

میاں مہر محمد خاں شہاب
میاں مہر محمد خاں شہاب کی وفات بھی اہل علم کے حلقہ میں رنج و افسوس کے ساتھ سنی جائے گی، وہ مالیر کوٹلہ کے رہنے والے تھے، لیکن پچاس سال سے بمبئی میں قیام تھا، اردو، فارسی، عربی اور انگریزی سے خوب واقف تھے، ہندی بھی جانتے تھے، اور مرہٹی سے بھی ایک حد تک مانوس تھے، ان کی زندگی علمی کمال کے ساتھ حسن اخلاق سے بھی آراستہ تھی، وقت کے التزام اور معمولات کی پابندی میں بے نظیر تھے، وہ بڑے منکسرالمزاج تھے، لیکن کبھی خودداری پر آنچ نہیں آنے دیتے تھے، وہ خوردوں کے ساتھ بڑی محبت و شفقت کے ساتھ ملتے تھے، مگر اس کے باوجود خوردوں کے دل ان کی عظمت کے احساس سے لبریز رہتے تھے، زندگی بھر دوسروں کے ساتھ سلوک کرتے رہے، مگر چار گز کفن کے لئے بھی کسی کا احسان گوارا نہیں کیا، دارالمصنفین کے بڑے قدرداں تھے، اور اس کے کارکنوں سے بڑی محبت سے پیش آتے تھے، اﷲ ان کی روح کو اپنی رحمت و مغفرت سے شاد فرمائے، اور ان کی صاحبزادی، دونوں صاحبزادے، عزیزوں اور دوستوں کو صبر عطا فرمائے، اور ان کی پاکیزہ زندگی کی تقلید کی توفیق نصیب فرمائے۔
(عبد السلام قدوائی ندوی، اپریل ۱۹۷۶ء)

 

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Reflective Conversation for Teacher Development

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