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IN THE NAME OF ALLAH WHO IS MOST BENEFIENT AND MERCEFULL.

Subject: Business Communication
Submitted to: Sir Imran Hanif
Submitted by: M.Sheraz Anjum Roll NO.716 Bs(IT) 2nd Department of Computer Sciences B – Z – U Multan

We know it is dip in eternal space
Our inadequacies now stare in our face
We hope for direction and the grace
Praying for ability to hasten our pace

O Allah! Change my fear in my grave into love! O Allah! Have mercy on me in the name of the great Qur’an; and make it for me a guidance and light and mercy; O Allah! Make me remember what of it I have forgotten; make me know of it that which I have become ignorant of ; and make me recite it in the hours of the night and the day; and make me it an argument for me O thou sustainer of (all) the worlds!
Amen!

To my parents
Citadels of patience and grace
Owing their prayers, the world I could face
Face up to the tyranny, ignorance and oppression
Those whispering prayers as my best Possession ‘O’
Lord of Heavens, the Kindness is the best abode,
We ever knew the motivation for
All that we do.

I feel privileged that Sir Imran Hanif has perpetually bolstered our confidence and has bestowed me with an opportunity to prove my mettle in the field of Business. I also extend our sincere thanks to all the staff of Continental Biscuits that have unremittingly succored me in accomplishment of this great task.

Lu Biscuits

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The purpose of this Mission is to guide and to inspire, rather than to distinguish us. What does distinguish us is the way in which we

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