A father asks his son what a crow sitting on the window is four times. Each time, the son irritably tells him it's a crow. The father later shows the son an old diary where it describes the son asking what something was 23 times as a child, and the father patiently answering each time without irritation. The story teaches the importance of being patient, kind, and grateful to one's parents as they age.
Londres es la capital y ciudad más grande del Reino Unido, ubicada en el sur de Gran Bretaña y compuesta de 32 distritos, con una población de más de 5 millones de personas. Algunos de sus museos más importantes incluyen el Museo Británico, la Galería Courtauld, la Galería Nacional, la Galería Nacional de Retratos y las galerías Tate.
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In the current world, widespread immigration is a common practice as the world’s perception of
individuals expands. The movement has been beneficial to both immigrants’ importation and
exportation nations. Through immigration, expertise and knowledge crosses borders as people
share and integrate cultural practices. The publicity of immigration depicts it as the cause of
global prosperity. Additionally, immigration is important for a country’s economic growth
although it can encourage ethnic tensions and conflicts.
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Russia is the largest country in the northern hemisphere, spanning 11 time zones. It has a population of around 150 million people, most of whom live in cities. The capital and largest city is Moscow. A typical school-aged child's life in Russia involves living with their family in a small apartment in a large building in the city, taking the metro to fun places like the zoo, and enjoying traditional Russian foods like blinis and borscht. They may enjoy winter activities like sledding and summer sports like soccer. The official language is Russian and the currency is the Russian ruble.
Russian culture is rich and spans centuries of history, encompassing art, traditions, literature and more. Traditional toys included matryoshka nesting dolls, which are colorful wooden dolls that fit inside one another. A popular drink is tea served in a samovar, while common foods include bread, soups, potatoes and desserts like piroshki. Popular sports are football, hockey and basketball. Pastimes also include activities like swimming, fishing and chess. Music includes folk music featuring balalaikas and accordions, while ballet is a beloved art form with works by Tchaikovsky. The Russian mentality values family and hospitality.
A father asks his son what a crow sitting on the window is four times. Each time, the son irritably tells him it's a crow. The father later shows the son an old diary where it describes the son asking what something was 23 times as a child, and the father patiently answering each time without irritation. The story teaches the importance of being patient, kind, and grateful to one's parents as they age.
Londres es la capital y ciudad más grande del Reino Unido, ubicada en el sur de Gran Bretaña y compuesta de 32 distritos, con una población de más de 5 millones de personas. Algunos de sus museos más importantes incluyen el Museo Británico, la Galería Courtauld, la Galería Nacional, la Galería Nacional de Retratos y las galerías Tate.
Discover a wealth of holiday opportunities and travel recommendations from region to region as well as self drives, escorted holidays and wildlife tours.
In the current world, widespread immigration is a common practice as the world’s perception of
individuals expands. The movement has been beneficial to both immigrants’ importation and
exportation nations. Through immigration, expertise and knowledge crosses borders as people
share and integrate cultural practices. The publicity of immigration depicts it as the cause of
global prosperity. Additionally, immigration is important for a country’s economic growth
although it can encourage ethnic tensions and conflicts.
See more at: http://www.customwritingservice.org/blog/argumentative-essay-on-immigration/
Russia is the largest country in the northern hemisphere, spanning 11 time zones. It has a population of around 150 million people, most of whom live in cities. The capital and largest city is Moscow. A typical school-aged child's life in Russia involves living with their family in a small apartment in a large building in the city, taking the metro to fun places like the zoo, and enjoying traditional Russian foods like blinis and borscht. They may enjoy winter activities like sledding and summer sports like soccer. The official language is Russian and the currency is the Russian ruble.
Russian culture is rich and spans centuries of history, encompassing art, traditions, literature and more. Traditional toys included matryoshka nesting dolls, which are colorful wooden dolls that fit inside one another. A popular drink is tea served in a samovar, while common foods include bread, soups, potatoes and desserts like piroshki. Popular sports are football, hockey and basketball. Pastimes also include activities like swimming, fishing and chess. Music includes folk music featuring balalaikas and accordions, while ballet is a beloved art form with works by Tchaikovsky. The Russian mentality values family and hospitality.
The document provides an overview of the Romantic period in English literature from 1798-1830. It discusses key characteristics of Romanticism including an emphasis on emotion, imagination, individualism, and nature. Major Romantic poets are mentioned, such as William Blake, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and John Keats. The document also notes genres popular during this time like lyric poetry, ballads, sonnets, and the historical novel. In under 3 sentences.
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The Restoration period in English literature from 1660-1798 saw a focus on order, reason, and wit. Satire was a popular genre used to indirectly critique society. Representative writers included John Milton, John Dryden, Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, Daniel Defoe, and Samuel Johnson. Their works reflected Neoclassical ideals of restraint, correctness, and analyzing one's role in society.
Romantic poetry first emerged in 1798 with the publication of Lyrical Ballads by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It was characterized by an emphasis on imagination and emotion, individual experience over universal themes, and a love of nature. Major romantic poets included Wordsworth, Coleridge, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and John Keats. They sought to incorporate ordinary language and focus on the "essential passions of the heart." The second generation including Byron, Shelley, and Keats had short but influential lives and addressed feelings of alienation.
The document provides a summary of the key events in the Old English epic poem Beowulf. It describes how the Danish king Hrothgar built a mead hall called Heorot that was attacked for 12 years by the monster Grendel. The Geatish hero Beowulf came and defeated Grendel with his bare hands. Grendel's mother then sought revenge against Beowulf, who also defeated her. Later in life, after 50 years as king of the Geats, Beowulf was forced to fight a dragon threatening his people and was mortally wounded in the battle.
Henry Fielding was an 18th century English novelist known as the "father of the English novel". Some of his notable works include Joseph Andrews, Jonathan Wild, and Tom Jones. He made important contributions to the development of the novel by devising the theory of the comic epic in prose, establishing techniques for plot construction and characterization, and being one of the first authors to approach the novel as a serious artistic form. Fielding helped establish the realistic novel by depicting common life in great detail and portraying diverse human characters as real people. His novels had a strong moral vision and used humor, satire, and irony to comment on societal issues of his time. Fielding revolutionized the novel and established it as an effective means
This document provides biographical information about English novelist Henry Fielding and summarizes his most notable works and contributions to the development of the novel form. It notes that Fielding published influential picaresque novels like Joseph Andrews and Tom Jones in the mid-18th century. The document highlights that Fielding established plot construction, characterization techniques, realism, humor and satire that influenced later novelists. It positions Fielding as the "father of the English novel" for devising theories and conventions that defined the modern realistic novel.
This document provides biographical information about English writers Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson. It discusses Fielding's life and career, including how he wrote parodies of Richardson's novels in response. Fielding came from an aristocratic family and attended Eton College before joining his father in London and beginning his writing career. The document also covers Richardson's career as a professional novelist and the defining of what constitutes a parody. It aims to analyze Fielding's parodies of Richardson's works and compare their writing styles.
The document outlines several environmental problems in the author's village, including littering, improper trash separation and disposal, water and electricity waste, pet waste, chemical pollution, and improper trash disposal. It provides solutions such as using trash cans and recycling, conserving water and electricity, cleaning up after pets, using natural products instead of chemicals, and disposing of trash properly. The author hopes bringing awareness to these issues will help address problems in the village environment.
This document provides information about word stress in English. It explains that English words can have one, two, three or more syllables and defines a syllable as containing at least one vowel sound. Examples are given of common words broken down by number of syllables. The document then discusses word stress, which refers to emphasizing one syllable in a word more than the others. Rules of word stress placement are outlined, such as stressing the first syllable of two-syllable nouns and the last syllable of two-syllable verbs. Exceptions to the rules are noted. The purpose of word stress and how to indicate stressed syllables in dictionaries is also covered.
The document provides an overview of the Romantic period in English literature from 1798-1830. It discusses key characteristics of Romanticism including an emphasis on emotion, imagination, individualism, and nature. Major Romantic poets are mentioned, such as William Blake, William Wordsworth, Samuel Taylor Coleridge, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and John Keats. The document also notes genres popular during this time like lyric poetry, ballads, sonnets, and the historical novel. In under 3 sentences.
Restoration period in English literature_2_JJToshpolatov.pptxJavlonbekToshpulatov
The Restoration period in English literature from 1660-1798 saw a focus on order, reason, and wit. Satire was a popular genre used to indirectly critique society. Representative writers included John Milton, John Dryden, Alexander Pope, Jonathan Swift, Daniel Defoe, and Samuel Johnson. Their works reflected Neoclassical ideals of restraint, correctness, and analyzing one's role in society.
Romantic poetry first emerged in 1798 with the publication of Lyrical Ballads by William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge. It was characterized by an emphasis on imagination and emotion, individual experience over universal themes, and a love of nature. Major romantic poets included Wordsworth, Coleridge, Lord Byron, Percy Bysshe Shelley, and John Keats. They sought to incorporate ordinary language and focus on the "essential passions of the heart." The second generation including Byron, Shelley, and Keats had short but influential lives and addressed feelings of alienation.
The document provides a summary of the key events in the Old English epic poem Beowulf. It describes how the Danish king Hrothgar built a mead hall called Heorot that was attacked for 12 years by the monster Grendel. The Geatish hero Beowulf came and defeated Grendel with his bare hands. Grendel's mother then sought revenge against Beowulf, who also defeated her. Later in life, after 50 years as king of the Geats, Beowulf was forced to fight a dragon threatening his people and was mortally wounded in the battle.
Henry Fielding was an 18th century English novelist known as the "father of the English novel". Some of his notable works include Joseph Andrews, Jonathan Wild, and Tom Jones. He made important contributions to the development of the novel by devising the theory of the comic epic in prose, establishing techniques for plot construction and characterization, and being one of the first authors to approach the novel as a serious artistic form. Fielding helped establish the realistic novel by depicting common life in great detail and portraying diverse human characters as real people. His novels had a strong moral vision and used humor, satire, and irony to comment on societal issues of his time. Fielding revolutionized the novel and established it as an effective means
This document provides biographical information about English novelist Henry Fielding and summarizes his most notable works and contributions to the development of the novel form. It notes that Fielding published influential picaresque novels like Joseph Andrews and Tom Jones in the mid-18th century. The document highlights that Fielding established plot construction, characterization techniques, realism, humor and satire that influenced later novelists. It positions Fielding as the "father of the English novel" for devising theories and conventions that defined the modern realistic novel.
This document provides biographical information about English writers Henry Fielding and Samuel Richardson. It discusses Fielding's life and career, including how he wrote parodies of Richardson's novels in response. Fielding came from an aristocratic family and attended Eton College before joining his father in London and beginning his writing career. The document also covers Richardson's career as a professional novelist and the defining of what constitutes a parody. It aims to analyze Fielding's parodies of Richardson's works and compare their writing styles.
The document outlines several environmental problems in the author's village, including littering, improper trash separation and disposal, water and electricity waste, pet waste, chemical pollution, and improper trash disposal. It provides solutions such as using trash cans and recycling, conserving water and electricity, cleaning up after pets, using natural products instead of chemicals, and disposing of trash properly. The author hopes bringing awareness to these issues will help address problems in the village environment.
This document provides information about word stress in English. It explains that English words can have one, two, three or more syllables and defines a syllable as containing at least one vowel sound. Examples are given of common words broken down by number of syllables. The document then discusses word stress, which refers to emphasizing one syllable in a word more than the others. Rules of word stress placement are outlined, such as stressing the first syllable of two-syllable nouns and the last syllable of two-syllable verbs. Exceptions to the rules are noted. The purpose of word stress and how to indicate stressed syllables in dictionaries is also covered.
2. Imom al-Buxoriyning asl
ismi — Muhammad,
810-yilning 21-iyunida Buxoro
shahrida tug‘ildi.
3. OTAS
I
Ismoil Buxoriy
Muhaddis olim edi. Goho
tijorat bilan shug‘ullanardi.
Lekin juda halol, xudojo‘y
odam edi. Zamondoshlari,
uning xonadoniga mehnatsiz
topilgan biror dirham ham pul
kirgan emas edi, deb yozadilar.
4. ONASI
Onasi ham diyonatli, qalbi Allohda, qo‘li
duoda yuruvchi pokiza ayol bo‘lgan.
Aytishlaricha, Muhammadning ko‘zi
yoshligida jarohatlanib, ojizlanib qoladi.
Tabiblarga qaratadilar, foyda bermaydi. Bir
kuni ona tush ko‘radi. Ibrohim alayhissalom
unga qarata: «Ey volida, duolaring
sharofatidan Olloh o‘g‘lingga ko‘rish
ne'matini qaytardi!» — deb xitob
qilayotganmish. Cho‘chib uyg‘onib, o‘g‘lidan
xabar olibdi. Muhammadning ko‘z-
5. IMOM AL-BUXORIY – MUHADDIS OLIM
«hadis biluvchi», «hadis aytuvchi»
degani.
Payg‘ambarimizning so‘zlari.
Namoz jamoa bo‘lib o‘qilganda, oldindagi boshlab
boruvchi imom bo‘ladi. Demak, Buxoriy barcha
muhaddislarning eng oldingi qatorida turgan,
hammalari tomonidan tan olingan ustozidir.
MUHADDI
S
HADIS
IMOM
7. «AL-JOME' AS-SAHIH»
Ma’nosi: “Ishonchli to‘plam”.
Kitobi ustida 16 yil ishlangan.
Unga kiritilgan 7397 hadis 600
ming hadisning ichidan saralanib
olingan.
Hadislarni «mingdan ortiq
ishonchli ulamodan hadis
yozib oldi».
10. Imom al-Buxoriy hayotining so‘nggi
yillari Samarqand yaqinidagi Xartang
qishlog‘ida kechdi. U 870-yilning
31-avgustida vafot etdi. Qabri o‘sha
yerda, hozirgi Samarqand viloyati
Payariq tumani Xartang qishlog‘idadir.
16. SALOM BERISH ISLOM
AMALLARIDANDIR
Sahoba Ammor aytganlar: «Uchta
xislatni o‘zida mujassam qilgan
kishining iymoni mukammal bo‘lg‘aydir:
barchaga
salom
bermoq;
insofli va
adolatli
bo‘lmoq;
kambag‘alligi
da ham
sadaqa berib
turmoq.
17. YAXSHI MUOMALA QILINMOG‘IGA
KIM HAQLIROQ?
Abu Hurayra rivoyat qiladilar: «Bir odam Rasululloh sollallohu
alayhi vasallamning huzurlariga kelib: «Yo Rasululloh, mening
yaxshi muomala qilmog‘imga kim haqliroqdir?» - deb so‘radi.
Janob Rasululloh: «Onang!» — deb aytdilar. U: «Yana kim?» —
deb so‘radi. Janob Rasululloh: «Onang!» — dedilar. U: «Yana
kim?» - dedi. Janob Rasululloh: «Onang!» — dedilar. U: «Yana
kim?» — deb so‘radi. Janob Rasululloh (bu safar): «Otang!» —
deb javob qildilar».
19. Savollarga javob bering.
1. “Muhaddis” so’zining ma’nosi?
2. Qur’oni Karimdan keyingi eng muhim qo’llanma?
3. “Sahih va nosahih” so’zlarining ma’nosi?
4. Hadislar kimning so’zlari va kimlardan yig’ilgan?
5. Roviylar deb kimlar aytilgan?
6. Sahobalar kimlar?
7. Tobeinlar kimlar
8. Hadislar necha qismdan iborat bo’lgan?
9. Sanad nima?
10. Matn nima?