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Sweet Dezato Group / Muhd Hanif Abdul Ghani... [et al.]
No full textOur company, Sweet Dezato Groups is a company that concern about the demand and needs of Malaysians especially to those who are having busy lifestyle. Therefore, we provide an easier dessert for them to eat it everywhere they want. The customers just need to come to our shop and make their order. Thus, this kind of product can help satisfy the need of people. Besides that, we would make sure that the quality of the product will reach the expectation of the society with the good quality. Furthermore, we will make some upgrading in our product and others. We are not just looking for profits but we want to help people especially help our own country. With our product, we will provide the facility and also service to people. Our upgrade product will give better satisfaction to customers. It also can increase our country income by the tax that we pay and can also be an attractive to tourist with our service product. Moreover, we will create another job to citizen in Malaysia.
We had decided to start our business at No. 13, Kompleks Komersial, Permatang Pauh, Lot 3823 Mukim Jalan Permatang Pauh 13500 Seberang Perai Tengah, Pulau Pinang. The reason why we choose these area because it located in town and also near to the office and have a lot people living there. So we think that this area are suitable for our dessert.
Siti Maslinda bt Sulaiman has been appointed to be the General Manager. Administrative Manager is Muhammad Hanif b Abd Ghani as he is the best to hold this position. We also agreed to appoint Anis Afeqah bt Amir Hamzah to be the Marketing Manager due to her new ideas in promoting our business to the customers. Last but not least, Financial Manager is hold by Norsaleha bt Sallehuddin who is qualified for this position.
For administrative plan, we try to manage the organization to meet the goals and objectives of the business. In the marketing plan, we will promote the business to the customers about our business and our company existence. Besides, the production of good products and maintaining the raw cost are under operation plan.
In the financial, we will stabilize and maintain the company account.
With the cooperation among us, we hope that our business will run efficiently and we can overcome all the challenges
Planktonic foraminiferal biostratigraphy and palaeobiogeography of the <scp>Albian–Turonian</scp> succession from the Sulaiman Range, Pakistan
No full textDetailed taxonomy and biostratigraphy of the limestone, shale-rich Cretaceous Goru Formation within the western Sulaiman Range refer to diverse and well-preserved planktonic foraminifera. The age-diagnostic planktonic foraminifera encountered are; Biticinella breggiensis (middle Albian), Rotalipora ticinensis (late Albian), Rotalipora appenninica (latest Albian), Rotalipora brotzeni (early Cenomanian), Rotalipora cushmani (late Cenomanian), Whiteinella archeocretacea (latest Cenomanian–Earliest Turonian), Helvetoglobotruncana helvetica (early to middle Turonian), and Marginotruncana sigali (late middle to late Turonian). Based on the recovered planktonic foraminifera a middle Albian–late Turonian age has been assigned to the studied formation. The Rotalipora reicheli (middle Cenomanian) Zone was not identified as the First Appearance Datum of the nominal taxa present within the Rotalipora cushmani Zone. The planktonic foraminiferal assemblage characteristics suggest that the bioprovince of the Cretaceous Goru Formation belongs to the subtropical, warm water environment belonging to the Cretaceous Tethyan Realm and the palaeobiogeographic reconstruction suggests that the Neotethys was well-connected during the Albian–Turonian time interval
Mokhtar Dahari the Malaysia football legend / Mohamad Hanif Abd. Manaf
No full textIt have been 30 years, Malaysia football were poor in every kind of aspect such as
facilities, style of play, referee and many more. Although football is the country number one
sport, their performance these past years made Malaysia football lags behind other Asians
country such as Japan, Korea, Australia even Thailand. Why could this happen? Where are
the gold era of Malaysia that had achieved in the 1970's? Are Malaysia lack of good players
such as Soh Chin Aun, Ghani Minhat or Mokhtar Dahari? In that case, youngsters nowadays
did not know about Malaysia football and especially the gold era of Malaysia football and
more importantly about Mokhtar Dahari. It's a bit embarassing Malaysian youngsters did not
appreciate Malaysian players. Mokhtar Dahari were one of the best players in Malaysia and,
Asia. Youngsters nowadays need to know Mokhtar Dahari and commemorate him and make
him as a an icon in daily life. Mokhtar Dahari way of achieving goals can be example to
youngsters to achieve theirs also
Corrigendum to Practices of Law Number 6292 and Evaluation of Lands Taken Out of Forest Boundary: The Case of Finike District Year 2020, Volume 22, Issue 1, 222 - 231, https://doi.org/10.24011/barofd.659281
No full textThe authors regret there was an error in the author line related to a forgotten author and the corrected author Line is provided below. Mohammad CHEHREH GHANI 1,*, Nimet VELİOĞLU 2 1İstanbul Üniversitesi, Orman Fakültesi, Orman Mühendisliği Bölümü, , İSTANBUL 2 *Sorumlu Yazar (Corresponding Author): İstanbul Üniversitesi, Orman Fakültesi, Orman Mühendisliği Bölümü, , İSTANBUL These changes would not affect the results and conclusion of the whole manuscript. The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused.*The authors regret there was an error in the author line related to a forgotten author and the corrected author Line is provided below. Mohammad CHEHREH GHANI 1,*, Nimet VELİOĞLU 2 1İstanbul Üniversitesi, Orman Fakültesi, Orman Mühendisliği Bölümü, , İSTANBUL 2 *Sorumlu Yazar (Corresponding Author): İstanbul Üniversitesi, Orman Fakültesi, Orman Mühendisliği Bölümü, , İSTANBUL These changes would not affect the results and conclusion of the whole manuscript. The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused
Expression of the Palaeocene-Eocene Thermal Maximum in shallow-water carbonates of central eastern Tethys (Lower Indus Basin, Pakistan)
No full textKARISMA K.H. MUHAMMAD ZAINI ABDUL GHANI DAN PERAN SOSIALNYA (1942-2005)
No full textIn this exposure, the author proposed about KH Muhammad Zaini Abdul Ghani, the study on charisma and social role and Kharisma of KH Muhammad Zaini Abd. Ghani also supported by the ability to master the classical Islamic sciences. He was able to explain the concepts and to construct elaborate religious in simple language. Therefore, when listening to the description of his talk was easy to understand, understood and grown the love (awe) to him. Feelings of love and admiration were also growing in the hearts of thousands of his disciples. Therefore, a lot of people who liked to tell his karamah - Karamah, although teachers themselves said, Karamah not very important for one's piety, but the consistency in doing good, more better than a thousand Karamah. Once passed away into Rahmatullah, the tomb of K.H. Muhammad Zaini Abd. Ghani always visited by the public until now. Hundreds of people come every day from various parts of this city. This shows that his charisma is not lost when the person dies
غنی خان کی شاعری میں پسے ہوئے طبقے کی ترجمانی: REPRESENTATION OF THE OPPRESED CLASSES IN THE POETRY OF GHANI KHAN
No full textA great poet of Pakhto language author, scholar, painter, painter, sculptor, engineer, politician and philosopher, Ghani khan was such a multi-dimensional personality of the 20th century who is, deservedly, the focus of Pakhtun nation’s pride۔ The person of Ghani khan is a veritable whole of numerous talents۔ His interests and work encompasses quite varied and broad subjects but his prominence is primarily based on his stature as a great poet۔ Although, his poetry consist of many equally important aspects, this research paper aims to bring into relief only those portion of his poetry which portrays the plight and fain of the poor, oppressed and down-trodden section of the society۔
Towards Sub-regional cooperation: India’s Northeast and Bangladesh
No full textThe South Asian countries have a shared past based on deep-rooted common cultural heritage and historical legacy. The region has demographic and geographical advantages young labour force and a contiguous border. The spatial dimension of regional integration of Northeast India and Bangladesh can be inferred from the historical fact that economic growth of Northeast during the British rule flourished essentially on the strength of its integrated transport network through East Bengal. Inland-water trade between India and Bangladesh is important in linking not only Assam but the region as a whole to Bangladesh. Cost effective trade routes through water ways is more important than land routes for India’s Northeast through the corridors of Bangladesh. Notwithstanding the importance of waterways, the land routes continue to be the safe transit for informal trade between both the countries.Regional cooperation; Northeast India
CHALLENGING GENDER ROLES: A FEMINIST ANALYSIS OF GHANI KHAN'S THE PATHANS
No full text<p><span>The present research aims to analyse the representation of gender dynamics in Ghani Khan’s <em>The Pathans</em> who is also known as Lewanai </span><span>Phalsafi (The Lunatic Philosopher), <span>is a towering literary figure in Pashto literature. He is commonly known for his poetry and art. Ghani Khan strived to unveil the atrocities of the tribal system and the usurpation of women's rights at the hands of the Pashtoon male-dominant society. Using a feminist theoretical framework and conducting textual analysis, this study endeavours to examine the ways prominent Pashto poet Khan challenges the traditional gender roles of Pashtuns. Specifically, this analysis will focus on the respective representation of masculinity and femininity and the power dynamics, and social norms that define both Pashtun women and Kaftar. The author has used strong female characters, increased the question of masculinity, and created a broader discussion on gender views. Therefore, all aspects of writing are from a feminist perspective. Hence, The Pathans emerges as a dominant text in creating and changing gender roles. The study reveals the ambiguous view of the author on the question of gender roles and shows how these views are expressed through the characters of women and men of Kurdish nationality. The study has shown that Khan’s place of birth strongly influences his views on the distribution of rights and obligations between people of different genders. Khan’s novel focuses on how power relations are pivotal in a particular society. </span></span></p>
Introducing Muhammad Abdul Ghani Moura Farrokhabadi
No full textThe tazkira al-Shaarai of Maulana Mohammad Abdul Ghani Farrukhabadi (1916 AD) is considered to be one of the latest public research tazkira in the subcontinent, which has not been known and studied until now. This book can be considered under Armaghan Asefi, which mentions poets whose poems are included in that book. This tazkira is the biography of 1027 poets, which is arranged in alphabetical order based on their purity. Our goal in this article is to take a brief look at the author's life and examine the content of his poets' biography. The importance of this biography is that the author, while being brief, describes the biography of the poets in one sentence to one paragraph, based on purity, name, year of death, country, Malik and Ahed have been classified; on this basis, giving useful information such as: poets' names and lineage, mention of the date of death of most of them, and mention of travels are other features of this tazkira, which have received less attention in other tazkira. Despite the abundance of poets' names, this tazkira can be considered as the most concise book of Persian tazkira in the form of a table, which is based solely on historical and documented information
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