Zengi died in 1146‚ Saladin moved with his father and uncle to Damascus in Syria‚ the main city of Zengi’s empire. Zengi’s son‚ Nur-ad-din‚ had taken over Damascus after his father’s death‚ and Saladin began work for Nur-ad-din‚ following in the footsteps of his father and uncle. The Muslim world was rent by religious differences. The Seljuk caliphate‚ ruled by Nur al-Din‚ was of the more liberal Sunni sect and had its seat of power in Baghdad. The Fatimid caliphate of Egypt‚ which had embraced
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to perfect and improve muslim’s deeds in every aspects by practicing moderation (wasatiyyah) in life. INTRODUCTION TO ISLAMIC LAW LAF 2223 MADAM SAHIDA BINTI SAFUAN 123756 NUR IZDIHAR BINTI AMRAN 123829 NUR NABILAH BINTI A ZAINUDIN 123835 NUR NADHILAH BINTI ABDUL KADIR JAILANI 123867 NUR NATASHA BINTI
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4.1 Organisational chart Managing Director ( Andrea Anthony ) Sales Executive ( Nur Amirah Masrih ) Management ( Rafedah Hassan ) Account Executive ( Andrea Anthony ) Production ( Nur Azlin Razal ) Financial Administration ( Hasmie Abdul Rahman ) Sales ( Nur Amirah Masrih ) Marketing ( Nur Azlin Razal ) 4.2 Human Resources Planning ( list of employees and position ) Position | Number of Staff | Managing Director | 1 | Account Executive
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Fitzpatrick J. Medication administration process assessment. J Nurs Adm. 2009;39(2):77–83. review. Worldviews Evid Based Nurs. 2009;6(2):70–86. Qual. 2010;25(3):231–239. 23. Ward M‚ Vartak S‚ Schwichtenberg T‚ Wakefield D. Nurses’ perceptions of how clinical information system implementation affects workflow and patient care. Comput Inform Nurs. 2011;29(9):502–511. Inform Nurs. 2008;26(2):69–77. Permanente J. 2008;12(3):25–34. Inform Nurs. 2010;28(2):112–123.
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arrive their she decides to go find her father and older brother so they can return to their land. (SIP-A) After being with Akhtar and his family for awhile she realizes she can’t get any closer to them since she will have to leave them soon and go find Nur and Baba-Jan. (STEWE-1) Before going on their journey Khalida cuts Najmah’s hair so that she looks like a boy. This is Najmah’s first haircut‚ which was like leaving a piece of her behind. “She picks up a pair of scissors that lies on the pile of quilts
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When Najmah’s father and brother were taken away from the Taliban‚ Najmah is left with the words of her father‚ “Take care of your mother” (Staples 14). Najmah is motivated to protect and help her mother and baby brother‚ Habib‚ now that Baba-Jan and Nur are gone. Najmah understands the importance of family and how it will impact
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In NURS 440 the importance of community nursing was stressed and the impact of nursing on the population beyond the acute care setting. In this course‚ I learned what the role of the community health nurse is and how important it is in the community to build
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Damascus is another perspective that demonstrates why the Second Crusade did not achieve much success‚ as it strengthened the position of Nur ad-Din. Martin Hoch argued that the decision to capture Damascus in July 1148 was in fact reasonable and justified by the strategic situation‚ since the relationship between the ruler of Damascus‚ Mu‘in ad-Din Anar‚ and Nur ad-Din developed with an alliance in the spring of 1147 could be interpreted as a threat to the crusaders by a united Muslim force. The
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