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The document discusses the history and components of an electric car. It describes how an electric car uses an electric motor powered by rechargeable batteries instead of a gasoline engine. It then provides details on the motor, batteries, controller, and charging system of the electric car. The electric car can travel about 50 miles on a single charge and goes from 0 to 60 mph in around 15 seconds.
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2. The state has a duty to provide basic necessities and services to citizens, such as education, health care, freedom of speech and religion. Citizens have a corresponding duty to obey laws, pay taxes, and show allegiance to the state.
3. Islam considers providing food, shelter, education, healthcare, and self-respect as the fundamental rights of citizens that the state must uphold. The Quran and examples from the Prophet Muhammad emphasize social welfare and justice.
Ramadan
The document provides guidance and recommendations for fasting during Ramadan. It recommends eating a light pre-dawn meal and dates with water at sunset to break the fast. Fasting is prescribed to learn self-restraint and will intercede for the person on Judgment Day. Virtues of fasting include removal of sins and entrance to Paradise. The Night of Power is the night of greatest blessing in which the Quran was first revealed.
Quran and science
The document discusses how the Quran references various scientific fields like astronomy, biology, geology and physics. It provides examples of verses describing embryonic development, the water cycle, luminosity of celestial bodies, and the classification of animals. The purpose of including these scientific facts in the Quran was to guide humanity and demonstrate the truth contained in the holy book.
Pps[1].of.the.year. _amazing
The document presents a collection of extraordinary photos that appear to show faces, animals, and other shapes within natural formations, clouds, and structures. Many of the images are difficult to explain and have led some to speculate about prehistoric civilizations, aliens, or supernatural beings. The photos show apparent faces in icebergs, clouds, ruins, and disasters.
Pollution
This document discusses the different types of pollution including soil, air, water, and noise pollution. It defines pollution as destroying the purity of things and notes it is a major problem threatening living things. The main causes of pollution are identified as wild science and technology, as well as the establishment of cities. The effects of pollution include poisonous drinking water, disrupted ecosystems, deforestation, and disease. Reducing pollution requires recycling materials that cause it, responsible chemical disposal, and access to clean technologies.
Phobia
There are three main types of phobias: simple phobias which involve an excessive fear of specific objects like insects or situations like flying; agoraphobia which is a fear of being in places where escape may be difficult such as crowds or tunnels; and social phobias which involve a fear of social or performance situations like public speaking. Effective treatment of phobias involves both confronting the feared situation and dealing with any frightening thoughts associated with the anxiety.
Pepsi
PepsiCo is a global food and beverage company headquartered in the United States. It owns popular brands like Pepsi, Lay's, Doritos, Gatorade, and Tropicana. The company was formed in 1965 through the merger of Pepsi-Cola and Frito-Lay. PepsiCo has over 150,000 employees worldwide and annual revenues of around $29 billion. It manufactures and distributes products through direct store delivery and other go-to-market systems. While it faces competition from other beverage and snack companies, PepsiCo has established strong brands and distribution networks.
Pak cricket
Pakistan cricket has a 32 year history playing one day matches against other teams. They have played many international matches, winning some, losing some, and drawing some. The document discusses Pakistan cricket records like most matches played, highest individual scores, and highest wicket and six takers, as well as providing a photo gallery of Pakistan cricket through history and its current coaching, team, and selection situations.
Operating system,window
An operating system controls allocation of computer hardware resources, provides input/output functionality, allocates system resources for programs to run properly, manages storage space by tracking and retrieving data, maintains security through user authentication, detects equipment failures to prevent processing, and includes additional utility programs. Popular operating systems include Mac OS, MS-DOS, Windows 3.x, Windows 9x, UNIX, NetWare, and Windows NT.
Oneness of god
The document discusses the Islamic concepts of tawheed (oneness of God), kufr (disbelief), and shirk (polytheism). It provides definitions of these terms and explains their importance according to passages from the Quran. Specifically, it summarizes verses from surahs Al-Fatiha, Ikhlas, Ayat al-Kursi, Al-Kafiroon, and Jinn that emphasize tawheed. The document also notes some wrong contemporary Muslim concepts influenced by other religions and philosophies, and stresses the duty to uphold pure tawheed.
New presentation
The document summarizes the facilities and services available at the Advanced Manufacturing Systems Laboratory (AMS Lab) established at Mechanical Engineering Department. The lab has various computer-integrated manufacturing equipment including a Spectrum Z510 rapid prototyping system, CNC machines, CAD/CAM software and robotics that can be used for research, education and providing technical services. The objective is to support design projects, provide training and technology transfer to other organizations.
Natural gas
The document discusses the American Gas Association's (AGA) role in interacting with codes, standards, and regulatory organizations to represent the natural gas industry. The AGA serves on numerous standards writing committees, works to influence federal and state agencies, and aims to shape regulations impacting natural gas appliances and services. Key points covered include potential impacts of efficiency standard changes on gas water heaters and furnaces, and an analysis of new emissions limits for water heaters in Texas.
Namaz 1_
1) The document discusses the punishments for not praying mentioned in hadith and Quran. It describes 6 punishments in life, 3 at death, and 3 in the grave for not praying.
2) On the day of judgement, there will be 3 additional punishments - being given an angry look by Allah that makes one's flesh fall, being pulled to hell painfully on one's face, and being judged strictly and thrown in hell.
3) Specific prayers are linked to blessings removed - strength for Asr, glow for Fajr, income blessing for Zohar, children's benefit for Maghrib, and sleep peace for Isha. The document encourages forwarding the message to earn reward and
Moonsplit
1) The document discusses a miracle mentioned in the Quran where the moon was split during the time of the Prophet Muhammad.
2) American scientists studying the internal structure of the moon were surprised to find a "Belt of Rocks" across its surface and interior, indicating the moon was once split.
3) A British Muslim who was initially skeptical of the splitting of the moon mentioned in the Quran embraced Islam after learning of this scientific finding, realizing it confirmed the truth of Muhammad's prophecy.
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