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    Unity and Islam

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    Professor Maqsood Jafri Unity is strength. When the sand grains unite they become a vast desert. When the sea drops unite they become a boundless ocean. The conglomeration of stars in the firmament of sky soothes our eyes. The seven colors emerge in the shape of a bewitching rainbow. The unity of people makes an invincible strong nation. This is the reason Islam lays great stress on the importance of unity. The Islamic concept of Towhid is the other name of the unity of humankind. The corner

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    What factors contribute to infant mortality in developed and less developed countries?” “Infant mortality is the number of deaths among live-born infants from birth to under age one” (Sidscenter.org‚ n.d.). According to a National Vital Statistics Report in 2006‚ the leading causes of Infant Mortality in the U.S. were deformities‚ low birth weight‚ Sudden Infant Death Syndrome‚ maternal complications‚ unintentional injuries‚ respiratory distress of the newborn‚ bacterial sepsis‚ neonatal

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    their fellow colonists lie dead on the floor. This incident‚ known as the Boston Massacre‚ had a strong effect through the colonies. The Massacre‚ along with numerous taxes and other burdens‚ led the American colonists to begin to realize that only by standing together could they stop the British burdens. After Boston trade was hindered by the British‚ colonies as far as South Carolina showed support for the city by sending over much needed food and supplies. They developed a sense of unity and experienced

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    Unity is strength

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    Title of the story: Unity is Strength Author: Patrick Dakum Title of book/magazine: moral story (internet) Author: unknown Characters: The king‚ the mouse and the doves Setting: One day beneath a Banyan Tree Moral: When you work together‚ you are stronger and always be down to Earth. Vocabulary: Flock of doves- a group of doves There was a flock of doves that flew in search of food led by their king. Encourage- to give confidence or hope The dove king encouraged them to fly a little further

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    Peace and Unity

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    Peace and Unity Where does it all start? It was a bright and sunny morning. After I got up from bed‚ I finished my daily devotional and said my morning prayers. “Make me a channel of your peace…where there is hatred‚ let me bring your love...” kept playing inside my head as I was about to get ready for the day. As I went down to the kitchen‚ I sensed that our house was awfully and unusually quiet. I couldn’t figure out why. Oh well… I turned on the television to check if there’s anything interesting

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    Unity in Diversity

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    “Nigeria is not a nation. It is a mere geographical expression. There are no ‘Nigerians’ in the same sense as there are ‘English‚’ ‘Welsh‚’ or ‘French.’ The word ‘Nigerian’ is merely a distinctive appellation to distinguish those who live within the boundaries of Nigeria and those who do not.” [From Path to Nigerian Freedom by Obafemi Awolowo] How true is the aforesaid statement to you as a Nigerian? Somebody once’s said ... "We really all must sit down and devise a better way for the peoples

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    Malaysian Unity

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    Title Malaysian Unity Introduction Malaysia is one of the countries in the world populated by various racial‚ ethnic and religion. Malay‚ Chinese and Indians form the largest ethnics group. Islam is the official religion in Malaysia. However‚ there are other religions practiced including Christianity‚ Hinduism‚ Buddhism and various other tribal religions. Although Malaysian comes from diverse background‚ there is a unique unity in its diversity. Body United by Language Why unity is important

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    Unity in writing

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    Friedman and Naylor’s essays have unity. They both flow nicely and every paragraph supports the main idea. They both use repetition to show unity as well. In Friedman’s essay‚ each paragraph explains what a great teacher Ms. Hattie M. Steinberg was. Her journalism class was the only class he ever needed to take. His recollection of her teaching style and how it contributed to journalism is seen throughout the essay. Each paragraph reinforces the impact Ms. Steinberg had as a journalism teacher and

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    unity in diversity

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    Unity in diversity is easy to talk but impossible to achieve in a country like India. India is secular country meaning in India every single religion has equal rights. With the 42nd Amendment of the Constitution of India enacted in 1976‚[3] the Preamble to the Constitution asserted that India is a secular nation. However‚ neither India’s constitution nor its laws define the relationship between religion and state. In spite of secularism India is lacking in “Unity”. Unity means the state of being

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    Greek Unity

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    Evaluate Greek Unity as the main reason for Greek Victory against the Persians in the years 490BC-479BC. There is much discussion over whether it was Greek unity that caused the victory against the Persians in the years 490BC-479BC. The three main points of view on the matter is that they were not united at all‚ which can be seen from the accounts of Herodotus‚ that they were united‚ which can be seen in the Themistocles Decree and that it was Themistocles himself that made them unified. It

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