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Mathematics Teacher’s Behaviour and Student’s Anxiety: A Study at Secondary Level
A person's behaviour is a response to his surroundings that he exhibits at different times. Behaviour is defined as one's conduct, manner of carrying oneself, or what one does, particularly in reaction to external stimuli. The study's goal is to investigate secondary school students' perceptions of teacher conduct and anxiety in mathematics. The secondary school pupils in Lahore made up the study's population. 250 secondary school students made up the study's sample. The researcher created the questionnaire. Following data collection, the information was organized and subsequently examined using software (SPSS). The data was first entered into SPSS (Statistical Package for Social Sciences) and categorised and classified numerically, such as 1, 2, 3. The study's conclusions showed that students' nervousness and their opinions of the behaviour of their maths lecturers were related to the degree of agreement.
Keywords: mathematics teachers, behaviour, students’ anxiety, secondary leve
Exploring the Indigenous Remedies for Maternal Health in South Punjab
Culture influences every aspect of life including health. This study investigates the traditional indigenous remedies for maternal health in South Punjab, providing insight into prevailing attitudes and customs within the local populations. The study investigates the use of herbal medications, adherence to traditional guidance, and the involvement of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in maternal care. For this purpose, the phenomenological research design was used to conduct qualitative research in the district Rajanpur of South Punjab. In-depth interviews were conducted with six TBAs and three spiritual healers which were selected through snowball sampling. Data was analyzed through thematic analysis using ATLAS.ti software. The persisting belief in the authenticity of herbal treatments is prevalent in the local community, supported by socio-cultural values. The study highlights the essential contribution of Traditional Birth Attendants (TBAs) in delivering psychological, emotional, and healthcare assistance. In addition, spiritual and religious healers have a prominent role, emphasizing belief-based techniques. The conclusion recommends strategies to enhance knowledge, integrate indigenous practices with contemporary medical techniques, and engage people in comprehensive healthcare
Innovative Attraction Strategy for Waqf Donors: Case of Saudi Arabia
The concept of Waqf is as deep-rooted in Islam; yet is still confronted with challenges and issues in Muslim countries. Many scholars have discussed the topic of waqf and questioned why it is getting vanished in Muslim countries, while trust in the western world is succeeding progressively. This study aims to propose a framework, Innovative Attraction Waqf Donors Strategy Matrix as a sustainable means of charity in Saudi Arabia. This paper is emphasized attracting cash waqf donors and the researcher is embracing a specific donor, young donors. Young generation donors are Millennials, Generation Z, and Generation Alpha. Issues and challenges like lack of awareness of waqf, waqf management, legal, financial, and others have led waqf donors to fear and step backward in donating. This paper aims at exploring an innovative attraction strategy for waqf donors, as one of the funding sustainability instruments. Besides, this paper is based on some of the challenges facing the Waqf industry in general, and waqf donors specifically in Saudi Arabia. It concludes by suggesting a strategy to attract waqf donors and solve some of their facing issues. The paper offers a theoretical model based on Saudi Arabia's experience, to change donors' fear into attractive donation habits, therefore, nourishing waqf through sustainable funding. The study develops prior research and highlights the tentative innovative strategy of reviving waqf by attracting more donors. The study adopts a qualitative approach where research, interview, and discussion as well as primary data collection were employed. The paper suggests some relevant opinions for Saudi Awqaf Ministry and practitioner considerations
Dynamics of Leverage Policies: Comparative Analysis of Shariah Compliant and non- Compliant Firms
This study aims to check the influence of corporate governance on the leverage policies of Shariah-compliant and NSC firms. Also, their speed of adjustment toward optimal leverage is compared. The dynamic system GMM technique confirms that corporate governance is an essential feature in leveraging the policies of Shariah-compliant and NSC firms. However, the board size, board independence, CEO duality, and auditor reputation determine the leverage policy of Shariah-compliant firms. Board size, ownership concentration, and auditor reputation determine the leverage policy in NSC firms. Additionally, NSC firms adjust their leverage more quickly than Shariah-compliant firms.
 
Handling the Mishandling: The Role of Entrepreneurial Training in Women's Social Equity
This research investigates the complex correlation between women's entrepreneurial education and social equity, specifically emphasising the moderating influence of microfinance credits, savings, and loans within the Pakistani setting. This study utilises primary data obtained from women entrepreneurs and microfinance banking clients through a Likert scale questionnaire. The research performs correlation and regression analyses to derive statistically significant findings. The results demonstrate a strong and positive correlation between women's participation in entrepreneurial training programs and the promotion of social equity. This confirms the significant impact of education and skill development on empowering women in the field of entrepreneurship. Significantly, this study sheds light on the crucial moderating function of microfinance services. This finding illustrates that the provision of microfinance credit, savings, and loans plays a crucial role in enhancing the favourable effects of entrepreneurship training on women's social equality results. This statement highlights the crucial role played by microfinance institutions in promoting financial inclusion and empowering women economically. This research contributes to the theoretical understanding of the interplay among entrepreneurship, microfinance, and gender studies. The practical consequences of this research are relevant to policymakers, microfinance institutions, and groups focused on women's empowerment. The findings provide valuable insights that may be utilised to improve training programs and financial services
Prophetic Economic Strategies in Natural Disasters: قدرتی عوارض میں نبوی معاشی حکمت عملی
Natural disasters and disorders have historically disrupted economic stability. This study investigates prophetic economic strategies employed during times of natural upheavals. Drawing from Islamic teachings and historical narratives, it analyzes the approaches recommended by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to mitigate economic challenges during natural calamities. The research examines the application and relevance of these strategies in contemporary contexts, shedding light on their efficacy in fostering economic resilience amidst natural disorders
أسلوب التغليب وأثره في نظم الكلام من خلال كتاب مرقاة المفاتيح شرح مشكاة المصابيح للملا علي بن (سلطان) محمد القاري: The Style of Taghleeb (أسلوب التغليب) and its impacts on speech, as treated in Mirqāt-al-Mafāteeh (A commentary on Mishkāāt-al-Masābeeh by Mulla Alī ibn Sultān ibn Muhammad Al Qarī): A Rhetorical Analytical Study.
Abstract
This article about the Prophetic Rhetoric and it’s highly impact on speech to convey the message to the listener. Particularly, the topics of “The Style of Taghleeb (أسلوب التغليب) (أسلوب التغليب) in the prophetic sayings, as treated in Mirqāt-al-Mafāteeh (A commentary on Mishkāāt-al-Masābeeh by Mulla Ali ibn (Sultān) Muhammad Al Qarī,), in the light of a plan that consists of introduction, explanation and conclusion. Firstly, it is described the meaning of “Taghleeb” and declared the basic concept of the Prophetic Style of Taghleeb” and elaborated the main kind of it with the examples in details, to convey the massage properly to the listener / reader, and its attractable impacts on the speech and meanings, according the Prophetic deal with reader/listener as they are differing from one to other, as well as, it examined the style of semantics in the Prophetic Style of Taghleeb" and its positive impacts on the reader/listener. No doubt, the Prophetic Rhetoric is the basic root for all kinds of rhetoric
Foundation of Corporate Social Responsibility and Innovation for Achieving Competitive Advantage
The modern business environment requires organizations to constantly look for ways to gain a competitive advantage. This study bibliometrically describes and depicts the knowledge about corporate social responsibility and innovations as a source of competitive advantage. Current study extracted the 428 documents from WoS database for 2009 to 2023. This study applied a two stage bibliometric approach in the methodology part. In the first stage, the selection of the keywords: “corporate social responsibility” OR “frugal innovation” OR “disruptive innovation” AND “competitive advantage” being used in the search bar of WoS database and in the second stage VOSviewer software was used on the data file extracted from the WoS database for bibliometric analysis techniques. The findings enabled us to identify how different regions of the glob that have contributed most significantly to the expansion of this field of knowledge as well as the most significant authors, articles and journals. Current study has some limitations like documents were extracted from only one database e.g. WoS and this study ignored the other sources like Scopus, Dimensions and Google scholar. Only published articles were included in the analysis for the period of 2009 to 2023. The findings have implications for research scholars, practitioners and policy makers for in-depth knowledge of the current study indicators and this research provides future trends in the development of CSR knowledge. The originality of the paper contributes to the knowledge of bibliometric approach to disseminate trend in CSR as most relevant source of competitive advantage from the WoS database.
 
From Retrospective to Prospective View of Xenophobia Through the Lens of Human Resource Diversity Management
“Xenophobia”, fear against or of foreigners is a concern for managers, organizations, social activists as well as global leaders has long been debated. However, research at the intersection of xenophobia and human resource management is lacking. To fill the lacuna, this study systematically reviewed the literature (N=157) spanning from 1945 to 2021 to dig out conceptualization of the xenophobia, different contexts, types, solutions, antecedents, theoretical foundation, and methodological debates. To screen the articles PRISMA approach was followed in this study. This systematic literature review uncovered many future avenues, which were not considered in the area of human resource management. These findings will help in identifying future research directions, as well as setting managerial guidelines at cross-cultural settings. The study tried to answer various research questions that may help to link past research with the future prospect to converge the research to a single point
Mediating Role of Death Anxiety between Supernatural Beliefs and Life Satisfaction among Muslim Adults
The belief in supernatural forces is so pervasive in Pakistani society that it is nearly universal among illiterate and semi-literate people. Few literate individuals also subscribe to the idea of supernatural beings and entities. Such beliefs may invoke anxieties resulting in reduced satisfaction with life. In the current study, a cross-sectional survey of Muslim people was used to examine the potential mediation effect of death anxiety between supernatural beliefs and life satisfaction. A purposive sample (N = 220; with equal representation of both genders) of adults was recruited from different areas of district Sargodha. The supernatural Belief Scale, Arabic Scale of Death Anxiety, and Satisfaction with Life Scale were employed for assessing supernatural belief, death anxiety, and life satisfaction, respectively. Path analysis in Amos revealed the positive direct effect of supernatural belief on death anxiety and the negative direct effect of death anxiety on life satisfaction. Supernatural beliefs also demonstrated a negative indirect effect on life satisfaction through death anxiety. Overall, we found that individuals with supernatural beliefs were more likely to feel death anxiety, which might make them less satisfied with their life. Clinicians and mental health practitioners must envisage such therapeutic strategies as could counter the supernatural beliefs of the clients so that they might enjoy a more fulfilling and satisfying life