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میں تری موجودگی سے بے خبر

ہو ملاقات جو اپنوں سے یا اغیار کے ساتھ
کتنا اچھا ہو اگر سب سے ملیں پیار کے ساتھ

تو نے منصور بڑی دار کو عزت بخشی
ذکر ہوتا ہے تو ہوتا ہے ترا دار کے ساتھ

میں تو بس دُور ہی رہتا ہوں ہمیشہ ان سے
میری بنتی جو نہیں زر سے نہ زردار کے ساتھ

آسرا حشر میں آقا کی شفاعت ہو گی
کون واں ہو گا بھلا مجھ سے خطاکار کے ساتھ

مجھ کو منظور فقط تیری رفاقت جو ملے
نہ رہے کوئی تعلق مرا سنسار کے ساتھ

ساتھ تیرے بھی وہی ہو گا یقینا تائبؔ
جو کہ ہوتا ہے یہاں ایک وفادار کے ساتھ

طلب معاش کی اہمیت اور اس کی ترقی کے اسباب قرآن اور سنت کی روشنی میں

Trade has been considered as the most important mode of caring livelihood.  Trade is considered as sole biggest medium because all other modes carry secondary position, as they all derive from trade in one way or the other. That’s way crafts and services have gained much success in this era of machinery and technology. In spite of all this trade assumes the same highest positions in this era too. Islam has not left trade on its own but has framed principles. These principles are not only helpful on individual scale but they give benefits to whole community. It benefits in this world and hereafter of its users. Islam is an eternal religion, so it addresses all problems of this era and of upcoming in its teachings. We can gain both worldly and hereafter benefits by acting upon Islamic principles. We have glorious examples of past traders who visited the whole world in order to carry trade. They trade far and wide on the basis of Islamic principles. They not only maintained their businesses, but also preached Islam through their just dealings and humble behavior. Their customers or the people who come into their contact were so impressed that they not only became Muslims but also changed their traditions, Customs, culture and even languages. This article discusses the reasons that explicate the beauty of Trade.

Mangroves of the Active Indus Delta - Changes and Their Cause

Extensive GIS and field studies of Indus delta were conducted during 2005-08 to determine the influence of reduced flow of river Indus on dynamics of Indus delta changes as well as of its vegetation degradation during 49 years period from 1953 to 2001. There was huge loss of 67% in dense forests with slight reduction of 23% in the river flow in initial 25 years period whereas there was a minor loss of only 9% of dense forests in spite of huge reduction of 57% of river flow in next 24 years period. It was noted that lagged effect of river water dilution remained variably effective from 5-7 months after floods. It was further determined that Indus delta mangrove forests were not degraded due to higher salinity levels. Comparative figures for different parameters of forest cover, forest density, annual growth rate as well as Shannon’s diversity Index H (richness) and E H (evenness) for least flooded zone (23.12 ppt) and most flooded zone (18.74 ppt) were 60.58 vs. 56.19, 598 vs. 202, 17.46% vs. 18.08%, 0.45 vs. 0.08 and 0.40 vs. 0.07 respectively. It was determined that reduced flow of river Indus had no adverse effect on delta erosion, accretion as well as mangrove forest degradation as such. It was apparent that biological interventions of various nature and magnitude were responsible for the said degradation.
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