Ghazal Essays

Early Islamic and Umayyad poetry "O, how strange are the deserted campsites and their long-gone inhabitants! And how strangely time changes all! The camel of youth walks slowly now, its once quick pace is gone; it is bored with travelling." (Salma K. Jayussi (trans.), The Cambridge History of Arabic Literature, p.408) Early Islamic Period The early Islamic poetry was slightly different from the pre-islamic poetry, not in the structure of the poem (qasidah), but in its purpose. During the early

To whom it may concern, My name is Ghazal Al Masri and I am a grade 12 student at Bell High School. I have applied to the Algonquin Collage veterinary technician program and would like my application to be taken into consideration. As a hardworking, motivated individual with a passion for animals, I have taken it upon myself to make the most out of my education and life experiences. I have been involved in a variety of activities and courses that have allowed me to explore my interest in animal

4) According to Jen’nan Ghazal, in her “Muslims in America” article Muslims presence in America causes fear and concerns for Americans. Most people believe that Islam encourages violence. Negativity towards Muslims is caused by the lack of knowledge about the Islam religion and people do not know enough about the Islam religion and believe just what they hear from the media about Muslims as problematic. When investigating the experience of being Muslim in America Ghazal states “In 2001, the US department

The Neolithic period was drastically different from the previous Mesolithic and Paleolithic periods. It was a revolutionary new age when “human beings began to domesticate plants and animals and to settle in fixed abodes” (Page 23). Because of this new way of life, the Neolithic communities had a new style of architecture and art. The Neolithic age gave way to long-term communities built of stone and mud brick. Jericho is a great example of an early Neolithic city. By 7500 BCE, Jericho was built

Most people at some point in their life have heard the quote, “if you ate today thank a farmer”. Farming is a lifestyle that can double as a business, that typically is passed down as a tradition between families for many generations. However, many fail to realize how the countless amounts of fields and thousands of dollars worth of equipment came to be. The world of farming has grown from a seed in the ground to a blossoming corporation that provides food for every mouth in the world. Furthermore

Ghazal Hashemipour Personal Political Philosophy Paper: I believe that most of my political ideologies are closely associate with the Democratic Party. For instance, I strongly support abortion, stricter gun background checks, better education, use of alternative energy, promotion of welfare, the expansion of social security, and a better immigration system. Thus, I believe that it’s plausible for a body of government to have enough control to make sure that the society is fair to everyone and not

“Nine” 1. Tell me about Amir’s birthday and “blood money”. Amir got a bunch of gifts for his birthday. He got a camera, a radio, a train set, envelopes sealed with cash. Amir sees these gifts as blood money because he thinks his father only threw this kind of party since he won the tournament. 2. Tell me about Hassan’s and Ali’s gift to Amir. Ali gave Amir a Shahnameh which is a hardback with glossy colored pictures beneath the passages. 3. Tell me about the hiding of presents under Hassan’s

Prehistoric Art has proved to be effective in giving us insight on culture in the Stone Ages. We are able to interpret and draw conclusions from prehistoric art because most of the art is representational; depicting life as it was. If it isn’t representative, the art is symbolic, which exposes not only the culture, but also the mind capacity of Neanderthals. Using prehistoric art, we’re able to examine the transition of human culture through two distinct time periods; Paleolithic and Neolithic. Paleolithic

Body modifications are permanent changes a person makes to their body. Some do this because of cultural meaning while others do it for their own reasons such as claiming ownership of their bodies. Tattoos, scarification, piercings, and gauging are just a few modifications available to the public. These changes have been around a long time and have appeared in every culture in some form. Any part of the body can be modified by ink or piercings. With the body modification community growing, there is

Figure 1. A multifactorial model of early childhood caries depicting possible roles for the child, the family and the community beyond the classical biological infectious disease model. According to a conceptual model by Fisher-Owens and colleagues, five domains are identified, these include; (genetic and biological factors, social environment, physical environment, health behaviour and dental medical care) identified by past research. In addition, it presents a multilevel conception of how these

LAPAROSCOPIC CHOLECYSTECTOMY Background: Whereas it is true that no operation has been more profoundly affected by the advent of laparoscopy than cholecystectomy has, it is equally true that no procedure has been more instrumental in the laparoscopic age than LC has. LC has rapidly become the procedure of choice for routine GB removal and is currently the most commonly performed major abdominal procedure in western countries (Litwin and Cahan, 2008). A National Institutes of Health consensus statement