Sample Assignments - Sir Wahab

INTRODUCTION :  The pre-Islamic Arab history has been covered in this assignment by highlighting the people's capacities and prehistoric conditions of life. Pre-Islamic Arabia is the name given to the Arab culture that predated the advent of Islam in the year 630. It was located on the Arabian Plate. Because it offers the background for how Islam developed, the study of pre-Islamic Arabia is significant. A narrative of pre-Islamic religion, particularly in Mecca and the Hejaz, has very little supporting evidence. Some directions for this religion can be found in the Qur'an and Hadith, or written down oral traditions. Islamic interpreters have developed this guidance into a coherent yet, in part or in full, contested narrative that is contested by academics.Judaism had been practiced by a large number of Arabian tribes. It is known that Christianity, particularly unconventional, probably gnostic varieties of it, was active in the area prior to the rise of Islam. Before the birth...

INTRODUCTION : The Biopsychosocial Model of health and illness as proposed by Engel (1977) implies that behaviours, thoughts and feelings may influence aphysical state. He disputed the long-held assumption that only thebiological factors of health and disease are worthy of study and practice.He argued that psychological and social factors influence biologicalfunctioning and play a role in health and illness also. This is a morerealistic model in light of the role lifestyles play in a society having entered the new millennium. This new theoretical model therefore has been developed in an attempt to improve on the disease approach and narrow view with respect to health and illness held by the medical model so that psychological and social factors of the individual can also be considered. Ask Sir Wahab

INTRODUCTION : Around 600 CE, Ali was born in Mecca on 13 Rajab. The head of the Banu Hashim clan of the Quraysh tribe was his father, Abu Talib ibn Abd al-Muttalib. He also looked after Muhammad's uncle after his parents passed away. Ali, who was five at the time, was later taken home and nurtured by Muhammad and his wife, Khadija, after Abu Talib fell into poverty. As the last of the four Rightly Guided Caliphs and the preeminent religious authority on the Qur'an and Fiqh, Ali is respected by Sunni Muslims (Islamic jurisprudence). Shi'a Muslims regard him as the first legitimate ruler and the First Imam chosen by the Islamic prophet Muhammad. Ali was Muhammad's cousin, and once he wed Fatimah, he also became the Prophet's son-in-law. In modern Shia Islam, his offspring through Fatimah are honored as Imams, Sharifs, or Sayyids. Ali was about thirty years younger than the Holy Prophet. Ali was raised by the Holy Prophet like a son. Ali slept on the Holy Prophet'...