دکھاں نے جد ماری سٹ
تازے ہوئے جگر دے پھٹ
کیتے مول عمل نہ چنگے
خالی رہ گیا میرا مٹ
جو سٹی تھک منہ دے وچوں
بندا بن جا نہ اوہ چٹ
چار دیہاڑے ایہہ زندگانی
جیہڑی نیکی کھٹنی کھٹ
جیڈی آکڑ مستی ہووے
کڈھدی موت بندے دے وٹ
اوہو رب دے پیارے بندے
جیہڑے حق تے جاندے ڈٹ
بچ برائیوں جے وس لگے
مڈھوں اس دا بوٹا پٹ
عشق ساہنوں بنھ بنھ لے جاندا
سوہنے کہندے پچھے ہٹ
کدی وی عاشق بن نہیں سکدا
جو نہیں چڑھیا عشق دے بھٹ
Allah used to send Prophets to deliver his message and to provide guidance to the people in every field of life. Different Prophets brought divine religions with them and make people convince to that particular religion. For the purpose of guiding people, Allah made a formal arrangement of sending down divine books. Among those, Torah, Gospel and the Holy Quran are the three books on which this paper will focus on Torah, Gospel and Holy Quran are followed by Jews, Muslims and Christians respectively. This paper emphasizes on the respect and status these books give to their prophets. As three of these have been sent down by Allah, researchers are interested in knowing the similarities in these books with reference to esteem and prestige these books offer to their holy prophets, i.e. Hazrat Moosa (A.S), Hazrat Issa (A.S)and Hazrat Muhammad (PBUH).
This study is conducted to evaluate the affects of employee selection and employee development on
organizational performance. Both employee selection and employee development are important issues for
organizations. These two variables have the potential to boost up the organizational performance. The Study
shows that selection of right person is more critical than development of employee. A little mistake at the time
of selection of employee will badly affect the organizational performance. Selections tools used in most of the
organizations are out dated. Government organizations do not pay much attention on the development of
employees.
The study is based on data collected through questionnaire survey from three government and three private
organizations located in Islamabad and Rawalpindi. The results indicate that both these variables are positively
correlated with organizational performance in government and private organizations but there intensities vary
across organization. In government organizations employee selection is positively and significantly correlated
with organizational performance, whereas employee development is weakly correlated but not statistically
significant. In private organizations both employee selection and employee development are positively and
significantly correlated to organizational performance. In government organizations, organizational
performance is only 20.7% explained by these two variables while in private organizations it is 56.6%, so this
difference clearly depicts that employee selection and employee development are main constituents of
organizational performance.