قرآن مجید کی تلاوت، نقل و حمل اور خط وطباعت میں طہارت کی شرط کا فقہی تجزیہ

The Islamic scholars have identified several rules which deal with the reciting and reading of the Quran and touching/handling the al-Mushaf: the script of the Quran. One of the most important prerequisites, as viewed by the classical Sunni schools of Islamic law, is taharat, which includes both the physical cleanliness—by ablution (wudu) or complete body wash (ghusl) or both—and the purification of thought from allkinds of disbelief (shirk). By extending the rule of taharat, the mainstream Sunni jurists categorically forbid all non-Muslims from touching the Quran; although they are allowed to touch and read its translation as well as to listen to its recitation. This paper analyzes the views of the mainstream jurists and argues for reappraisal of several aspects of the said condition of taharat for both Muslims and non-Muslims, relying upon those jurists whose views are though different from the mainstream but are more practicable and closer to the objectives of the Islamic Sharia today.

Rescue Bots

Rapid advances in technology are dramatically transforming the role of robotic systems to be deployed at disaster met sites. An Unmanned Aerial Vehicle (UAV) can be deployed quickly at the places which are unsafe for humans to enter. These robots,though, cannot act a substitute to human presence but reduces the risk of rescuer injury.These robots can act as guides to rescuers, collect data, deliver urgent commodities and provide communication services. In this Project, a traversing robotic system is built whose task is to make map of anearthquake site at and locate human lives.Tracks are used for making the robot move. The entire robot functions using ROS packages and microwave sensors and Matlab simulations are done for detecting trapped lives