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Ishak-Score as histologic fibrosis index based on Ishak [14].
No full textIshak-Score as histologic fibrosis index based on Ishak [14].</p
Industrial training report: ISHAK BIN ISMAIL
Full text linkThis report summarizes my internship experience at ISHAK BIN ISMAIL, where I gained practical exposure to marketing operations and business administration. During the five-month internship, I assisted in various marketing functions, including market research, digital marketing, customer relationship management, and promotional campaign execution. Key responsibilities included conducting competitor analysis, managing social media content, supporting sales strategies, and analyzing consumer behaviour trends. I also participated in business development initiatives, enhancing my skills in strategic planning and communication. Through this internship, I developed a deeper understanding of real-world marketing challenges and applied theoretical knowledge from my academic studies. The experience improved my analytical, teamwork, and problem-solving abilities while providing valuable industry insights. Overall, the internship at ISHAK BIN ISMAIL was a rewarding opportunity that strengthened my professional competencies and prepared me for a future career in marketing
İshak Pasha Palace, Ağrı
No full textImage of the İshak Pasha palace. An Ottoman-period palace, İshak Pasha Palace features architectural styles of Ottoman, Persian and Seljuk civilizations. After Istanbul Topkapı Palace is the most famous of the palaces built in the last period. Its construction started in 1685 by Çolak Abdi Pasha, the bey of Beyazit province, and continued by his son İshak Pasha and completed by his grandson Mehmet Pasha in 1784. Though called a palace, it is rather a külliye, a complex of buildings, including exterior façades, first and second courts, Selamlık (men's quarter), mosque, Darüzziyafe (The soup kitchen), hammam, Harem (Section for female members of the court), hall for ceremonies and entertaintment, arched gates, panteries and ammunition room, tomb, and central heating system.135 film (36×24 mm
İshak Pasha palace, Ağrı
No full textImage of the İshak Pasha palace. An Ottoman-period palace, the İshak Pasha palace features typical architectural styles of Ottoman, Persian and Seljuk civilizations. After Istanbul Topkapı Palace it is the most famous of the palaces built in the last period. Its construction started in 1685 by Çolak Abdi Pasha, the bey of Beyazit province, and continued by his son İshak Pasha and completed by his grandson Mehmet Pasha in 1784. Though called a palace, it is rather a külliye, a complex of buildings, including exterior façades, first and second courts, Selamlık (men's quarter), mosque, Darüzziyafe (The soup kitchen), hammam, Harem (Section for female members of the court), hall for ceremonies and entertaintment, arched gates, panteries and ammunition room, tomb, and central heating system.135 film (36×24 mm
Bir Yapı Çözümlemesi "Beykoz, İshak Ağa Çeşmesi": Bir Yapı Çözümlemesi "Beykoz, İshak Ağa Çeşmesi"
No full textThe Ishak Aga fountain, the water of which had been known to exist since the Byzantine period was founded by Ishak Aga – the Director of Customs in H. 1159 (AD. 1746), facing the old square near the quay in Beykoz. This important monument that has become the fountain of the square today, has gained the appearance of today after the restorations it had passed through since its foundation date. In this research, the stages of change the Ishak Aga Fountain has gone through since its erection date have been examined in the aspect of architecture and a historical analysis has been made. The data obtained was supported with facade and plan drawings; so a structural analysis has been tried to be made in the aspect of condition of the fountain during the first construction period, in 1940s and today, and environmental and architectural features. The criteria for the restoration of the fountain have been found out in the direction of the historical development analysis and the condition today.Bizans Dönemi’nde suyunun varlığı bilinen İshak Ağa Çeşmesi, bugünkü şekli ile Gümrük Emini İshak Ağa tarafından H. 1159 (M. 1746) yılında Beykoz eski iskele meydanı karşısında yaptırılmıştır. Bugün meydan çeşmesi özelliğinde olan bu önemli yapı, yapıldığı dönemden günümüze, geçirmiş olduğu onarımlarla bugünkü mimari görünümünü kazanmıştır. Bu araştırmada, İshak Ağa Çeşmesi’nin ilk yapımından günümüze kadar geçirmiş olduğu değişim evreleri mimari açıdan irdelenerek, bir tarihsel çözümleme çalışmasına gidilmiştir. Elde edilen bulgular cephe ve plan çizimleri ile desteklenerek, çeşme yapısının, ilk yapımı, 1940’lı yılları ve günümüzdeki konumu, çevre ve mimarî özellikleri açısından yapısal çözümleme denemesi yapılmıştır. Bu tarihsel gelişim içindeki çözümlemeler ve günümüzdeki durumu doğrultusunda geleneksel çeşme yapısının restorasyonuna yönelik kriterler saptanmıştır
Muhammed B. Ca’fer es-Sanhaci’nin “Şerhu Akideti Ebi İshak El-İsferayini” adlı eserine göre Ebu İshak El-İsferayini’nin kelami görüşleri
No full textMUHAMMED B. CA'FER ES-SANHACİ'NİN ŞERHU AKİDETİ EBİ İSHAK EL-İSFERAYİNİ ADLI ESERİNE GÖRE EBU İSHAK EL-İSFERAYİNİ'NİN KELAMİ GÖRÜŞLERİ Ebu İshak el-İsferayini, Kadı Ebubekir el-Bakıllani ve İbn Furek ile birlikte Eş'ariyye'nin bir sistemli bir kelam ekolu haline gelmesini sağlayanlardan biridir. Döneminin önemli fıkıh ve kelam alimlerinden olan İsferayini'nin eserlerinin bir çoğu günümüze ulaşmamıştır. Bununla birlikte Sanhaci'nin Şerhu Akideti Ebi İshak el-İsferayini adlı eseri onun kelam sistemini ortaya koyması bakımından önemli bir eserdir. Bu tezimizde Sanhaci'nin eseri neşre hazırlanmış ve bu eserden yola çıkılarak İsferayini'nin kelami görüşleri, alem, uluhiyyet, nübüvvet ve ahiret başlıklarıyla ortaya konmaya çalışılmıştır.(VIEWS BASED ON KELAM OF EBU İSHAK EL-İSFERAYİNİ ACCORDING TO THE WORK BY MUHAMMED B. CA’FER ES-SANHACİ NAMED “ŞERHU AKİDETİ EBİ İSHAK EL-İSFERAYİNİ”) Along with Kadı Ebubekir el-Bakıllani and İbn Furek, Ebu İshak el-İsferayini is one of the people that had caused “Eş’ariyye” to become a systematical kelam (words of the religious Scriptures) school. Many works of İsferayini, who had been one of the notable fıkıh (Muslim canonical jurisprudence) and kelam (words of the religious Scriptures) scholars in his period, have not attain our days. Nevertheless, the work by Sanhaci named “Şerhu Akideti Ebi İshak el-İsferayini” is an essential work in terms of manifesting İsferayini’s system of kelam. In our thesis, work by Sanhaci was edited, and it was attempted to bring up the İsferayini’s views based on kelam under the titles of alem (universe), uluhiyyet (nature and essence of God), nübüvvet (gift of prophecy) and ahiret (hereafter)
Mosque of the İshak Pasha Palace, Ağrı
No full textImage from the inside of the courtyard looking at historical mosque of the İshak Pasha palace. An Ottoman-period palace, the İshak Pasha palace features typical architectural styles of Ottoman, Persian and Seljuk civilizations. After Istanbul Topkapı Palace it is the most famous of the palaces built in the last period. Its construction started in 1685 by Çolak Abdi Pasha, the bey of Beyazit province, and continued by his son İshak Pasha and completed by his grandson Mehmet Pasha in 1784. Though called a palace, it is rather a külliye, a complex of buildings, including exterior façades, first and second courts, Selamlık (men's quarter), mosque, Darüzziyafe (The soup kitchen), hammam, Harem (Section for female members of the court), hall for ceremonies and entertaintment, arched gates, panteries and ammunition room, tomb, and central heating system.135 film (36×24 mm
Graveyard near the İshak Pasha palace, Ağrı
No full textImage of the graveyard near the İshak Pasha palace. An Ottoman-period palace, the İshak Pasha palace features typical architectural styles of Ottoman, Persian and Seljuk civilizations. After Istanbul Topkapı Palace it is the most famous of the palaces built in the last period. Its construction started in 1685 by Çolak Abdi Pasha, the bey of Beyazit province, and continued by his son İshak Pasha and completed by his grandson Mehmet Pasha in 1784. Though called a palace, it is rather a külliye, a complex of buildings, including exterior façades, first and second courts, Selamlık (men's quarter), mosque, Darüzziyafe (The soup kitchen), hammam, Harem (Section for female members of the court), hall for ceremonies and entertaintment, arched gates, panteries and ammunition room, tomb, and central heating system.135 film (36×24 mm
Interior of the İshak Pasha Palace, Ağrı
No full textImage from the interior of the İshak Pasha palace. An Ottoman-period palace, the İshak Pasha palace features typical architectural styles of Ottoman, Persian and Seljuk civilizations. After Istanbul Topkapı Palace it is the most famous of the palaces built in the last period. Its construction started in 1685 by Çolak Abdi Pasha, the bey of Beyazit province, and continued by his son İshak Pasha and completed by his grandson Mehmet Pasha in 1784. Though called a palace, it is rather a külliye, a complex of buildings, including exterior façades, first and second courts, Selamlık (men's quarter), mosque, Darüzziyafe (The soup kitchen), hammam, Harem (Section for female members of the court), hall for ceremonies and entertaintment, arched gates, panteries and ammunition room, tomb, and central heating system.135 film (36×24 mm
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