The nation state The democratization process The new style of leadership The lost elections The economic development Islam and ChristianityPeace and development in Ethiopia Prof. Dr. Abdi O. ShuriyeHistory of Ethiopia •Early history •Middle ages history •Modern historyEthiopia the Empire •The monarchy system •The dictatorship •The pover

.Peace and development .Political stability .Economic developmentNATIONAL SEMINAR ON 8 - 9 AUGUST DAY 1TOPIC: ACADEMIC ADMINISTRATION PLACE: SENATE HALL, UNIVERSITY OF HARGEISA TIME & DATE: 9 AM - 11 AM, 8TH OF AUGUST 2018 prof. Abdi Omar Shuriye MA (IIUM), PhD (UKM) Professor Of Engineering & former Dean of Centre For Postgraduate Studies

Young people should have definite competences to be able to manage their own security on the Internet as well as evaluate the sources and develop a responsible Internet conversation. Cases of Malaysian youth being the victims and perpetrators of cybersecurity threats such as cyberbullying and pornography are increasing. Without the support of a cyb

This paper seeks to introduce the general reader to the history of Muslim–Buddhist dialogue, reviewing early instances of interreligious conversation between the two traditions, while also offering a speculative reflection on the Lotus Sutra from an Islamic perspective and highlighting some points of contact between the spirituality of this Buddh

Apart from being an economic endeavor the social dimension of globalization means accepting religious pluralism or multiculturalism by recognizing and accepting religious validity and equality between religions; it holds that religious truth is not the exclusive property of one religion but is available through the teachings of different religions

Purpose – Being the gatekeeper of Shari’ah compliance and holding the responsibilities to mitigate Shari’ah non-compliance risks are among the main roles of the Shari’ah Committee members. The purpose of this study is to gather perceptions of the Shari’ah Committee members on what and how they safeguard and strengthen their independence i

The growth of polymer-based composites from either synthetic or natural fibres, especially carbon and kenaf fibres as reinforcement, has gained major interest in many pieces of research. However, only a little attention has been made that compared the mechanical performances of these developed composites based on previous studies. In fact, this com

Hybrid composites from combinations of synthetic and natural fibers have experienced a considerable interest among researchers due to its excellent characteristics. One of the drivers for this development owing to the ability of synthetic and natural fibers to compensate for the limitation of one another. Thus, the current effort works on the fabri

In the current project, Kenaf fiber (K) and carbon fiber (C) with epoxy resin were utilized to form carbon-kenaf hybrid composites using a vacuum infusion technique. The volume fraction of fiber and thickness of a hybrid composite was fixed at 40 vol.% and 3mm, respectively. Four different sequences were introduced in the current project including

Introduction: The objective of this study was to evaluate the effectiveness of commercial plastic laminating paper wrapping in preventing microbiological contamination of ready to eat (RTE) street burgers. Methods: About 21 samples of RTE burgers, which were prepared and wrapped using plastic laminating papers were purchased to determine their micr