برما میں روہنگیا مسلمانوں کے مذہبی مسائل اور اس کے اسباب و اثرات

Buddhism is dominated by such other characteristics as sympathy, pity, and kindness. Furthermore, it forbids all kind of cruelty, violence, murder, brutality, and giving pain to any living creature. However, contrary to his teachings, the way his followers have targeted the Rohingya Muslims with violence and atrocities only shows how little they follow Gautama Buddha. Right from the independence of Burma, Buddhists,  declaring Muslims as a threat, started their genocide, which involved attacking their mosques, their homes, dishonoring Muslim women, and harassing the Muslims without any reason. This compelled Muslims to leave their homes and migrate. The recent wave of violence, starting in June 2012,  seriously affected the Muslim majority province of Arakan. Keeping in mind, Arakan is one of the fourteen Burmese provinces, where Islam have ruled since the time of Isalmic Caliphate. Unfortunately, in 1784, Burmese Prince Bodo Phia violated this garden of Islam by carrying out Muslim genocide. He banned all symbols of Islam such as pilgrimage, sacrifice,  prayers, Friday and Eid Prayers, and preaching. This study points out the religious problems and issues of Muslims believers in Arakan including its impact, causes and consequences on their lives. The analytical research Methodolgy has been adopted in this studty.

Alkali Metal K, Rb, Cs Doped Methylammonium Lead Iodide Perovskites for Potential Photovoltaic Applications

The hybrid perovskite solar cells have become a key player in third generation photovoltaics since the first solid state perovskite photovoltaic cell was reported in 2012. Over the course of this work, a wide array of subjects has been treated: starting with the synthesis and deposition of different charge transport layers, synt hesis of hybrid perovskite materials, optimization of annealing temperature, stability of the material with the addition of inorganic metal ions, and photovoltaic device fabrications. The key advantages of methylammonium lead iodide (CH3NH3PbI3=MAPbI3; CH3NH3=MA) perovskite is the efficient absorption of light, optimum band gap and long carrier life time. The organic components, i.e. CH3NH3, in MAPbI3 perovskites bring instabilities even at ambient conditions. To address such instabilities, an attempt has been made to replace the organic constituent with inorganic monovalent cations; K+1, Rb+1, and Cs+1 in MAPbI3; (MA)1-xBxPbI3 (B= K, Rb, Cs; x=0-1). The optical, morphological, structural, chemical, optoelectronic and electrical properties of the materials have been explored by employing different characterization techniques. Initially methylammonium lead iodide (MAPbI3) compound grows in a tetragonal crystal structure, which remains intact with lower doping concentrations. However, the crystal structure of the material is found to be transformed from tetragonal at lower doping to double phase i.e., simultaneous existence of tetragonal MAPbI3 and orthorhombic BPbI3 (B=K, Rb, Cs) structure at higher doping concentrations. These structural phase transformations are also visible in electron micrographs of the doped samples. The resistances of the samples were seen to be suppressed in lower doping range, which can be attributed to the more electropositive character of inorganic alkali cations. A prominent blue shift has seen in the steady state photoluminescence and optical absorption spectra with higher alkali cation doping, which corresponds to increase in the energy bandgap and this effect is very small in light doped samples. The x-ray photoemission spectroscopy studies of all the investigated perovskite samples have shown the presence of Pb+2 and I-1 oxidation states. The intercalation of inadvertent carbon and oxygen in perovskite films was also investigated by x-ray photoemission spectroscopy. It is observed that the respective peaks intensities of carbon and oxygen, responsible for methylammonium lead iodide decomposition has decreased with partial doping, which can be attributed to the doping of oxidation stable alkali metal cations (K+1, Rb+1, Cs+1). Following this work, some of the properties of the phase pure organicinorganic MAPbI3 have been studied. The selected devices with pristine as well as doped perovskite i.e., (MA)1-xBxPbI3 (B= K, Rb, Cs) based inverted perovskite photovoltaic cells were fabricated and tested their power conversion efficiencies. Later, the power conversion characteristics of the devices were investigated by developing an electronic circuit allowing versatile power point tracking of solar devices. The device with the best efficiency of 15.37% was attained with 30% Cs doping, having device parameters as; open circuit voltage value of 1.08V, photocurrent density (Jsc) of 19.70mA/cm2, and fill factor of 0.72. In case of potassium (K+) based mixed cation perovskite based devices, efficiency of about 13.32% is obtained with 10% doping. Using this approach, the stability of the materials and performances of perovskite based solar devices have been increased. These studies showed that the organic (MA) and inorganic cations (K, Rb and Cs) can be used in specific ratios by wet chemical synthesis procedure for better stability and efficiency of solar cells. We showed that mixed cations lead to a stable perovskite tetragonal phase in low atomic concentrations with no appreciable variation in energy bandgap of the photo-absorber, allowing the material to intact with the properties of un-doped perovskite with enhanced efficiency and stability.