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ETHICS AND FIQH FOR EVERYDAY LIFE
(UNGS 2050)
ASSIGNMENT 1
MOHD AZWAN BIN JUPERI
0924161
SECTION 10
ASSOC. PROF. DR.HANAPI MOHD NOR
1) Explore a question of moral right and it would be addressed by islam and by ethical system based on secularism.
Islam and Secularism.
Saudi scholars denounce secularism as strictly prohibited in Islamic tradition. The Saudi Arabian Directorate of Ifta', Preaching and Guidance, has
issued a directive decreeing that whoever believes that there is a guidance (huda) more perfect than that of the Prophet, or that someone else's rule is
better than his is a kafir.
It lists a number of specific tenets which would be regarded as a serious departure from the precepts of Islam, punishable according...show more
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It must be mentioned that the concept of secular ethics is not necessarily opposed to or inherently contrasting with religious ethics. Certain sets of moral
beliefs, such as the golden rule or a commitment to non–violence, could be held by each position and mutually agreed upon. As well, it must be
mentioned that secular ethics have been developed differently given the different times and different situations faced.
Principles of Secular ethics

Secular ethicists generally share one or more principles: Human beings, through their ability to empathise, are capable of determining ethical grounds.
Human beings, through logic and reason, are capable of deriving normative principles of behaviour. This may lead to a behaviour preferable to that
propagated or condoned based on religious texts. Alternately, this may lead to the advocacy of a system of moral principles that a broad group of
people, both religious and non–religious, can agree upon. Human beings have the moral responsibility to ensure that societies and individuals act
based on these ethical principles. Societies should, if at all possible, advance from a less ethical and just form to a more ethical and just form.
Many of these tenets are applied in the Science of morality, the use of the scientific method to answer moral questions. Various thinkers have framed
morality as questions of empirical truth to be explored in a scientific context. The science is related to Ethical
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Essay about What is life?
"What is life?" The question has been asked innumerable times but has been answered to the satisfaction of few. Science is based on the experience
that nature gives intelligent answers to intelligent questions. To senseless questions, nature gives senseless answers – or no answers at all. If nature has
never provided an answer to this question, perhaps something is wrong with the question.
The question is wrong indeed. It has no sense, for life in itself does not exist. No one has seen or measured life. Life is always linked to material
systems; what man sees and measures are living systems of matter. Life is not a thing to be studied; rather, "being alive" is a quality of some physical
systems.
A look at the living world reveals an...show more content...
The more complex the system, the more complex its qualities. Organs may be built from cells; from organs may come an individual organism, such as a
human being. Individuals in turn may be combined to form societies or populations, which again have their own rules. At each level of complexity are
new qualities not present in the simpler levels. The study of each level yields new information for the biologist.
The history of biology has been marked by a penetration into ever smaller dimensions. In the sixteenth century, Vesalius was dependent on his unaided
eyesight for his study of the human body. In the following century, the optical microscope led to the discovery of many new details of structure.
Marcello Malpighi observed the capillary vessels that complete the cycle of blood circulation and showed that even such tiny insects as the silkworm
have an intricate internal structure. Anton van Leeuwenhoek described blood cells and the compound eyes of insects. Robert Hooke described the
cellular structure of plants.
As microscopes were improved, more and more details of structure were described. By the nineteenth century, it was becoming clear that all complex
organisms are composed of semi–independent units called cells. The major structural features of cells were established. Bacteria were discovered and
studied.
In this century, the electron microscope has taken the scientist down to molecular dimensions, and he has learned to observe with x–rays as

The Year 2050
MIRPUR UNIVERSITY OF SCIENCE & TECHNOLOGY
(MUST)
MIRPUR
PAKISTAN
FACULTY OF ENGINEERING
DEPARTMENT OF SOFTWERE ENGINERING
ASSIGMENT NO :: 02 COURSE CODE :: BSE–352 COURSE TITLE : Technical report writing SESSION :: 2010–2014 SEMESTER :: 5th NAME
OF STUDENT :: Almas Shabbir. ROLL NUMBER :: 16 (Evening). SUBMITTED TO :: Prof. Kashif Ali Abbas.
"The year 2050"
In the last fifty years the world has undergone a great deal of transformation. There has been incredible progress in almost all spheres...show more
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The global warming will affect the nations of the world. The forests will disappear because the water will get polluted. The animals will disappear
because they lost their home (the forest) and their food and water. The global warming will affecthuman life.
In the future, the weather change every day. Sometimes, when you go outside on the street then the rain will come fast and then stop faster. Sometime,
when you watch TV, and then see that outside it is raining; soon you turn your head to see the weather then its sunshine. In 2050, everybody will not
know the weather is good or not on that day.
The global warming will make the forests disappear. In the future, the water will be polluted. We all know that plants need water. Many plants can't
grow well. The result is all plants death. The forest will disappear. The world will look like a desert.
In the year 2050, we can't breathe the fresh air on the street. The reason is the global warming affects the air polluted. Every one needed to wear
sunglasses because the sun is too shiny and bright. Also everyone must bring clear water to go to the street. The reason is the sun is too shiny and that
makes the body easily lose water. We all know that water is so important to thehuman body. We can survive without eating for three weeks. However,
we can't live without drinking water for three days.
Now, in the year 2050 the temperature of our planet is going up. This is helping to

The World in 2050
The World in 2050
Futurism is an Italian fine arts movement that was founded in 1909. Poet Filippo Tommaso Marinetti began the movement to celebrate modern
technology and to free Italian art from the psychology of the past. Futurism influenced the 20th century's art and design, which opened doors for the
movements related to sculpture, theater, architecture, fashion, and music. Futurist principles value the science of computer programming; they believe
that computers will make a significant difference in the world many years from now. With technology improving and reaching immense heights there
is a great wonder about the world in 2050. What is known is there will be a world completely different in technology and arts, than we are...show more
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The internet as we know is already accessible almost instantaneously and available on the go and in the palm of our hands.
The fear that newspapers will soon be obsolete is a common feeling in today's society. On the one hand, newspapers are expected to supply their
content free on the Web. On the other hand, their most profitable advertising––classifieds––is being lost to sites like Craigslist. And display advertising
is close behind. Meanwhile, there is the blog terror: people are getting their understanding of the world from random lunatics riffing in their underwear,
rather than professional journalists with standards and passports. It has been said that newspaper circulation in America is the same now as it was in
the early 1970's when the nation's population was drastically smaller.
Analysts have predicted that the trend of more advanced media and technology will cause the human race to become lazy and obese. With all our
wants and needs being at the click of a button there will be no big need for us to move around and be as active as needed to maintain a healthy
lifestyle. We can look forward with confidence to a considerable degree of freedom from infectious diseases at a time not too far in thefuture. Currently
our president is working on a method to provide affordable healthcare to all. NASA has developed a Virtual Collaborative Clinic that connects medical
facilities around the U.S., allowing doctors to manipulate

Losing Matt Shepard Analysis
David Mattera
Professor Boemo
Expository Writing 101: LP
December 2, 2008
The Complexity of Simply Dying
At first glance, the concept of death seems simple; one tries to live as long as possible, and when the time comes, he goes. However, there is much
more to it than that. There is everything that leads to a person's death and there is the aftermath. In her article "Losing Matt Shepard: Life and Politics
in the Aftermath of Anti–Gay Murder," Beth Loffreda talks about the outcome of a gay young man named Matt Shepard being murdered, and how he
became lost in the wake of the movement that followed. Similarly, Jon Krakauer retraces the story of a young man named Chris McCandless who died
in the Alaskan wilderness in his piece "Into the...show more content...
The most intriguing, and challenging to understand, aspect of a person's death is his final thoughts. That is one bit of information that is
impossible for someone to find out no matter how he researches. A person's final thoughts are the most complex because they are the accumulation
of all of one's life and decisions. One can only wonder what regrets the deceased came up with or what they might have wanted to do differently.
The little details are often the most challenging to gather, and even when they are gathered they can still be difficult to understand. The
experiences one goes through in life can be hard for another to understand if they have never been through a similar experience. A challenge arises
for writers to try to comprehend what the deceased experienced in life, and then to convey it so their readers can understand it as well. Even if
immense description is provided, a reader might still not be able to imagine what a certain experience is like. For example, Matt Shepard was
"viciously and repeatedly [beaten] with a .357 Magnum" (Loffreda 368). One can try and imagine how painful that would be, but unless it happens
to the reader, he cannot know what it is like. Chris McCandless had to make his own fire, catch his food, sleep in the freezing cold, and starve. Most
Americans have never had to gather their own wood and build a fire from scratch lighting it with a single match; they are used to just turning on the
gas to their fireplace

How Will Our Future Be? Essay
How Will Our Future Be?
The way the future is heading seems to be very clear but as before things may change. The time to come will never reveal itself until it has actually
been.
From this point of view I will try to describe the way I see the future coming our way.
One of the major aspects when discussing the future is how will the law be handled and how power will be dealt with. Will we be able to decide for us
self what we want to do with our lives and will the right of every individual be respected, as written in the constitution. There is no way I could be
forced to believe otherwise. Our society today is made to decide if every citizen in
Denmark should have some sort of card that you used for multiple things. Your...show more content...
The network is so fast you never experience the bottleneck when transferring data like in the old days. This is a major advantage for the large number
of people working from their own homes. They use a technology called net–meeting if they have to discuss some paperwork over the net. It is possible
to both look at your colleague in the video–chatter and at the same time write in the word– processor while the other person is watching and
commenting. The schools all over the world is using this technique to exchange information. There is also a separate net called cyber–net. This is even
more advanced than the other net. It is the ultimate cyber–space where you virtually can be anywhere on the entire planet, and you can even visit the
other planets in our solar system. This net is based on the sophisticated Virtual Reality Nirvana 3D technology. In spite of the wide spread of
computers in all the layers of society it is only the really big companies and their employees that takes VRN–3D into use. Imagine a world which is
like a movie where there only will be good things, No pain.
In this society year 2096, every one almost is living in the cities from where they control their daily function. Even the farmers live in the city. They
have given up the dirty work and started to maintain their acres and their stocks from computers. They have agents checking on the cattle 24 hours a
day. They do this by a

Essay about Feeding the World in 2050
Feeding the World in 2050
The current world population is approximately 7 billion and it is estimated to increase to around 9 billion by the year 2050. However the land area
available for growing food doesn't seem to increase much due to the land degradation. If we don't do anything, this world will be lack of foods, water
and resources which means it will never be the same as now again. So, throughout this essay, I will be explaining about the causes of these problems
and the possible solution to this problem.
First of all, if this problem doesn't stop, there are possibilities of famine occurring anywhere. Famine, refers to an extreme lack of food supplies or food
access compared to its population and death rate. One reason that famine...show more content...
However the food shortage can be solved by few ways which is entomophagy, production of meat directly from the stem cell, genetic modification of
plants, growing food using hydroponics/aeroponics (without soil) and growing algae as a food source. Out of these possible solutions, I will be
explaining about entomophagy. The word, 'Entomophagy' comes from the greek term, entomos or entomon, defined as insects and 'phagein' defined as
eating. If you combine these two terms, it means to eat the insects. Of course these days, eating insects are rare in developed countries however insect is
still popular as a food for developing countries in Central and South America, Asia and Africa. Inhabitants of many countries still eat insects for its
nutritional value and taste. So in general, entomophagy doesn't just mean eating bugs, but a lot more than that. The reason I chose entomophagy as a
possible solution is that entomophagy is an efficient way to feed 9 billion of people and also, it is phrased as a creative and new way of interacting
with nature.
According to the Entomological Society of Ameirca, Insects contain about the same about the same amount of protein but less fats than the original
meats and 20 times better food conversion effects than original meats. Simply meaning that eating insects have a better effect in our body of eating
meat than just eating original meats. Insects are also effective for our body nutrition. For example, 100 grams of

I Believe Essay
I Believe
I believe that education is the basic foundation of any society, and that the way in which a student is motivated during their education will inevitably
determine their degree of success or failure in the future. Only after my graduation from high school and my entrance into college did I realize how
significant the role of a teacher really is in relation to the shaping of a society. In their classrooms, they have the privilege of instructing the individuals
who will be the doctors, lawyers, and teachers of tomorrow. As a teacher, I hope to instill a love of learning in my students that will, in turn, motivate
them to study not only the basic things I have taught them to be important, but also the things they, as...show more content...
I hope to stimulate my students' minds so that they will be competent individuals ready to face whatever they may encounter during their life. In order
to do this, I feel that students should be taught basic skills, but should also be strongly encouraged to explore and learn the things that interest them.
I believe that young students come to school already having a broad base of general knowledge that they have learned in their home. However, I also
believe that, by nature, they have a clean academic slate and are eager to absorb as much information as can be presented to them in a single day! It
seems that they are eager to learn, and become frustrated easily if they do not understand concepts. Unfortunately, as they grow older, some become
indifferent about learning, and the teacher's job is balanced between motivating them to learn and actually teaching them the things they need to learn.
Since I plan on teaching at the secondary level, I hope to not enter the classroom being naГЇve about the nature of students at this particular level. I am
aware that many students at the secondary level do not give nearly enough attention to their schoolwork. For that reason, I am considering, even now,
ways in which I can stimulate my students to want to learn. I plan to use two educational philosophies to accomplish my goals.
Perennialism urges that

America Is The Year 2050
2050 is the year, and nothing is like it was when I was my kids' age. Instead of them playing outside with friends, they stay inside and play games on
their high tech tablets, commuters, and phones; children have now replaced skateboards with hover boards, and toys with electronics! My husband,
Alex Turner, and I miss the days when people would actually interact with each other. Nowadays you never see 2 kids playing soccer in the front
yard or riding bikes down the street; all you see is flying cars and motorcycles speeding down the roads. Today talking to virtual friends is more
important than talking to real friends it seems like. When I was young, phones and social media were still a huge part out our lives, but not like this.
America is

The Earth Has Vast Oceans
Out of the eight planets in our solar system, Earth is the only planet circling the Sun on which life as we know it could (and does) exist. Unlike any
other planet, the Earth has vast oceans with millions of small islands in them, green vegetation, huge landmasses, different topographies, like the
mountains, ice caps and deserts, all of which present an amazing variety of color and texture. be the extremely cold Antarctica, where hardy
microscopic beings thrive in ponds, tiny wingless insects live in patches of moss and lichen, and plants grow and flower yearly or the extremely
warm desert of Sahara plants such as date palms and acacia put down long roots to reach life–sustaining water or often the seeds of flowering plants
sprout quickly after a rain and complete their growing cycle and producing seeds in a matter of days, before the soil dries out, one can find some
form of life other in almost every ecological niche on earth. From the outer layers of the atmosphere to the deep sea beds at the bottom of the
oceans and from the coldest poles to the warmest equator, life thrives here. Till date, no convincingly true evidence of life has been found on any
planet. [1] While the Earth has been around for 4.6 billion years and our ancestors have been around for about six million years, the modern form of
humans is claimed to have evolved only about 200,000 years ago. The present civilization it is only about six thousand years old, and the
industrialization era started in full

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