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    General Musa Khan The photograph of general Musa Khan shows national identity. The photograph shows him as an ex general of the Pakistani Army. The techniques that used which demonstrate that he is a leader are his body language‚ clothing and his medals are a symbolism of military leader and that the photograph is an offering gaze. General Musa Khan is depicted as a leader through his body language‚ the way he is sitting. His erect upright posture shows us that he is very formal and serious about

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    Ibn Sina/Avicenna

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    Ibn Sina’s renown brought him the title ‘the leading eminent scholar’ (al-Shayk al Ra’is). Discuss the significance of his philosophical ideas with special focus on his distinction between his essence and existence‚ and its role in his proof for God as the necessary existent.’ Ibn Sina‚ or Avicenna‚ born 980 AD‚ was a leading polymath of many subjects; many of his theories are still renowned today; 240 of (approximately) 450 works can authentically be attributed to him‚ contributing to mainly medicine

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    A Letter To Mansa Musa

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    Dear Antoinette‚ It is a joyous year in 1312! My dearest friend as you know Mansa Musa is emperor he is very knowledgable and I have learned to read and write Arabic. Something peculiar has happened‚ Mansa Musa has been so courteous as to give our enemies a chance to live! We call them slaves and they do whatever you tell them to! They are fairly less then I would expect and the Northerners seem to enjoy them very much‚ Our country has become very rich indeed! If you ever need money you only need

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    Mana Musa Dbq

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    travel for many months and miles for your religion? Millions of Muslims every year travel to Mecca the birthplace of their religion. Mansa Musa was the king of Mali and was also one of the richest people in Africa at the time and he wanted to show off and make trades to northern parts of Africa while on his Hajj to Mecca. On his Hajj to Mecca Mansa Musa traveled to Taghaza and Tuwat Oasis as well as purposely brought 24‚000 pounds of gold and 60‚000 (Document A) to help him trade and convert

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    Abu Dhabi

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    Abu Dhabi’s economic expansion is an ambitious plan focused on broadening the base of the economy by focusing on areas such as legislative and regulatory frameworks‚ Private sector development‚ Expansion of Basic Industries‚ (both oil and non oil related)‚ Real Estate Development‚ and Tourism. Abu Dhabi is creating a diverse economy of great depth‚ that will be better able to withstand external shock‚ and provide a stable platform for further growth and expansion. Plan Abu Dhabi 2030‚ an urban

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    The History of Abu Dhabi

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    Abu Dhabi is my favorite place to visit in the whole Emirates. I like the malls‚ shopping‚ and being with my friends. We always have fun. Abu Dhabi wasn’t always a big city. In fact‚ there have been many changes in Abu Dhabi in the last 40 years. I’d like to talk about the changes that have occurred in the city. The history of Abu Dhabi goes back to 3000 BC. The subsistence back then was mostly herding and fishing. The Bani Yas settled here in the 18th century. There was violence within the sheidhdom

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    Mansa Musa Leadership

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    by many writers from the point of view that he was an ordinary or “typical leader” leader; however‚ this writer proposes that Mansa Musa was an extra-ordinary emperor (atypical). Evidence to support this hypothesis will be drawn from the following.

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    Banana (Musa spp.) is one of the most produced and widely consumed by worldwide market; and was originally descendent from hot and tropical region in South East Asia. For over 200 species were discovered which contributes to various cultivar with different types of characteristics and appearances tagged along the traits (Salunke‚ 1984). Banana came from family Musaceae genus and scientifically named as Musa paradisiacal L. In Malaysia‚ the diversity of banana can be proofed by the cultivars of diploid

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    Islam: Mansa Musa

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    Mansa Musa was the leader of Mali and used his wealth and power to his advantage. He completed the 5th pillar of Islam‚ the journey to Mecca‚ with over 60‚000 people with him‚ 12‚000 being slaves. Mansa Musa was a king whose goals were to show off his wealth and power on the journey to Mecca‚ convert people to Islam‚ establish trade partners while being charitable‚ and earn himself a good reputation for those that had not heard of him. Mansa Musa had many goals to accomplish on his Hajj. Perhaps

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    Ibn Battuta Sparknotes

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    The Adventures of Ibn Battuta The Adventure of Ibn Battuta gives a historical account by Ross Dunn concerning the Islam world during the 1400s. The report is based on the coeval book created concerning the journey of Ibn Battuta. Ibn Battuta hailed from the Province of Tangier in Morocco in which he had education in legal matters. The travels of this young scholar spanned some countries and regions; Sub-Saharan Africa; the Northern parts of Africa; the Middle East; Palestine; Persia; China; and India

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