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Author

Sanada Sadiq

Supervisor

Maria Ashraf

Department

Department of Computer Science & Software Engineering

Program

BS

Institute

International Islamic University

Institute Type

Public

City

Islamabad

Province

Islamabad

Country

Pakistan

Thesis Completing Year

2014

Thesis Completion Status

Completed

Page

xi,75

Subject

Computer Science

Language

English

Other

BS 005.3 SAB

Added

2021-02-17 19:49:13

Modified

2023-01-06 19:20:37

ARI ID

1676724024259

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پروفیسر عبد الحق کو اردو ادب اور اقبالیات کی دنیا میں انتہائی معتبر مقام حاصل ہے۔ آپ نے اقبالیات کے موضوع پر بہت کچھ لکھا۔ دہلی یونی ورسٹی اور کشمیر یونی ورش میں اقبالیات کی تدریس بھی کی۔ توسیعی لیکچر بھی دیے۔ مقالہ نگاروں کی راہ نمائی بھی کی۔ برِعظیم میں ایسی شخصیات کم کم ہی ہوں گی۔
پروفیسر عبد الحق کا وطن پہاڑ پور ہے جو اتر پردیش میں تحصیل مچھلی شہر ضلع جون پور کا ایک خوبصورت چھوٹا سا گاؤں ہے۔ عمائدین جون پور کو عہد سلطنت میں سلاطین مشرق کے نام سے پکارا جاتا تھا۔ اپنی گوناگوں خوبیوں کی بنا پر اسے شیراز ہند بھی کہا گیا ہے۔ پروفیسر عبد الحق وہ خوش نصیب انسان ہیں کہ ان کا تعلق اس خطے سے ہے۔ پہاڑ پور میں پانی کی قلت تھی ۔ ان کے گھر کے سامنے ایک کنواں کھدوایا جا رہا تھا۔ حسن اتفاق ہے کہ جس دن پروفیسر عبد الحق کی پیدائش ہوئی اس دن اس کنویں میں پانی نکل آیا۔ جو وافر بیٹھا تھا ۔ یہ کنواں ان کے دروازے کے سامنے اب بھی موجود ہے۔ گاؤں کے اور محلے کے لوگوں کے لیے پینے کا پانی اس کنویں سے فراہم ہوتا ہے ۔ ان کے والد تصور حسین اور تایا علی حسین نے ان کا نام عبد الحق رکھا۔ پروفیسر عبد الحق نے اپنی تصنیف دیوان زادہ کاانتساب اپنے والد تصور حسین اور والدہ بشیر النساء کے نام کیا ہے۔ (1) سکول کے ریکارڈ کے مطابق پروفیسر عبد الحق کی تاریخ پیدائش ۲ مارچ ۱۹۳۹ ہے۔ (2) پروفیسر عبدالحق خود بھی اس کی تصدیق کرتے ہیں۔ کیونکہ خاندان میں ان کی پیدائش کے متعلق کوئی ریکارڈ موجود نہیں ہے۔ پیدائش کے بارے میں والدہ صاحبہ صرف اتنا کہا کرتی تھیں کہ ربیع الاول کا مہینہ تھا اور دوشنبہ کا دن...

الاصابہ فی تمییز الصحابہ میں نماز و روزے سے متعلقہ روایاتِ اَحکام کا تحقیقی جائزہ Research Review of the Traditions of Rulings on Prayer and Fasting in Al-Aṣābah Fī Tamīz al-Ṣaḥābah

The book “Al-Aṣābah Fī Tamīz al-Ṣaḥābah” is a famous book of Ibn Ḥajar ‘Asqalānī on the life and contribution of the Companions. This book is quoted as a reference to decide the status of companions. It would not be wrong to call it the encyclopedia of the companions of the Holy Prophetﷺ. Apart from its status as a reference book regarding the companions this book encompasses the Seerah of Holy Prophet in a detailed and well composed manner. The distinction of the book is not hidden from the experts of science and research. In the book and other similar books, the life of the companions was discussed and the biography of the Prophet ﷺwas also described, but another aspect that remained unexplored in these books is the virtues and commandments mentioned in it. There are also narrations about virtues. In this paper the researcher has evaluated the Hadiths related to prayer and fasting that are narrated in Al-Aṣābah Fī Tamīz al-Ṣaḥābah. The evaluation comprises of authenticity of narrators and text, narrators’ mutual association or disassociation and the final decree about the authenticity of a hadith in the light of all available evidences.

Chemical Interaction Between Some Weeds and Crops

Weeds are the serious problem in our agriculture system. Therefore we need to know weeds and its relation to crops. Present study was conducted to describe the allelopathic effect of the three common weeds of Sindh Chenopodium album, Chenopodium murale and Anagallis arvensis on six tests crops viz., wheat, cowpea, chick pea, mung, pearl millet and maize. The experiments were carried out in laboratory and green house. The influences of weed on test species are evaluated by two separate laboratory experiments. In first trial study the comparison of osmotic stress by mannitol solution and allelopathic effect of weed extract with varied concentration (1, 3, and 5%) compared with different osmotic potentials (22, 32.9, 43.9 and 66kPa) of mannitol solutions, to explore the role of osmotic potential. The second experiment was conducted to study the allelopathic effect by shoot and root leachate of weed species on different parameters of test species. In the green house experiments monoculture (only test species and only weed species) and combine culture (Weed and test species) pot trial carried out. Allelopathic effects of weed from first experiments to last on these growth parameters i.e. percent germination, speed of germination, radicle length, plant height and fresh/dry weight of root and shoot of test species, the results obtained are summarized as under. 1. Comparison between osmotic potential and weed extract trial show that germination was not considerably effected by osmotic potential while in extract (1, 3, and 5%) Chenopodium album and Chenopodium murale highly reduced than the Anagallis arvensis. Chenopodium album (5%) extract reduced the percent germination (18% in cowpea, 30% in pearl millet) like Chenopodium murale 5% extract showed the similar trend (reduction, 22% in wheat, 50% in gram). 2. Low osmotic potential have no considerable effect on radicle growth of all test species as compared to extract trial. Radicle length significantly effected in comparative trial show the same trend in high osmotic potential 66 kPa = 5% extract of weeds. Five percent extract of Chenopodium album and mannitol solution (66 kPa) were significantly reduced the radicle length as 8.21 to 0.79cm in wheat and 7.84 to 1.57cm in gram. Same concentration (5%) of Chenopodium murale, Anagallis arvensis and mannitol solution were also significantly reduced the radicle length as 8 to 4cm in wheat, 8 to 1 cm in gram and 9 to 1 cm in pearl millet while in other weed as 10 to 3 cm in cow pea, 9 to 3 cm in pearl millet. On the basis of these results it is concluded that weed extract had pronounced and dominating effects on test crops by allelopathy which osmotic pressure also play a minor role 3. Root and shoot leachate of the weeds were considerably affected germination and speed of germination of test species. Radicle growth in some test species significantly affected by root leachate and shoot leachate. However leachate of Chenopodium album and Anagallis arvensis have no significant effect on radicle elongation of some test species i.e. gram, maize and pearl millet. Generally these results revealed that the root leachate highly effected the growth of test species than the shoot leachate. 4. In mono and combine culture study the morphological characters i.e. plant height, fresh and dry weight statistically assessed. The weed species also considerably effected seed germination of all test species in combine culture trials. Gram seed germination highly effected to all test species in Chenopodium murale (38%), similarly Chenopodium album also effected gram seed germination (72%) and Anagallis arvensis effected (70%) in gram and wheat while the remaining test species were also considerably affected. Further more in combine culture trial Chenopodium album reduced the plant height of gram (17.49cm), wheat (12cm) and pearl millet (17cm) significantly. Chenopodium murale and Anagallis arvensis also significantly effected on wheat (18, 12 cm), gram (8, 17cm) and mung (8, 14cm) while the remaining test species also significantly reduced the plant height. Shoot and root weight of test plant were found to be higher in weed free (control) trial. Dry weight of shoot and root of test species in combine culture growth were significantly reduced. Results showed that reduction in germination, plant height and dry matter were affected due to the allelopathic effect of weed species. Above investigations show that in general these weeds have allelopathic effects on test crops, in there initial stage of growth (germination and radicle elongation). Therefore precautionary action should be taken to remove these weeds from the field to increase crop production.