...ADMINISTRATION BY SHIEKH RUMAISA ISLAM QAZAMI ENROLLMENT NO: - MBA12/023 Under The Guidance of SOURABH MUNJAL Assistant Professor NIMS Institute of Management & Computer Sciences NIMS University, Shobha Nagar, Jaipur 303 001 Rajasthan INDIA. NIMS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER SCIENCES Jaipur – 303 121 RAJASTHAN BONAFIDE & FORWARDING CERTIFICATE It is certified that the SHIEKH RUMAISA ISLAM QAZAMI D/O Mr. SHIEKH AB GANI is a bonafide student of this institute with enrolment number MBA12/023. Based on the written consent of the faculty guide SAURABH MUNJAL (Assistant Prof.) we are forwarding his project report titled “EMPLOYEE EMPLOYEE RELATIONSHIP AT J&K BANK CO. SRINAGAR AN ANALYTICAL STUDY” for further evaluation to The Controller of Examinations NIMS University, Jaipur Rajasthan. Dr. Sudhinder Singh Chowhan ------------------------------------------------- Vice-Principal Certified that this dissertation is approved in quality and form Chairman External Examination Committee External Examiner-I External Examiner-II NIMS INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT AND COMPUTER SCIENCES Jaipur-303121 Rajasthan Faculty Guides Certificate This is to certify that the dissertation titled “EMPLOYEE EMPLOYER RELATIONSHIP AT J&K BANK CO. SRINAGAR AN ANALYTICAL STUDY” is a bonafide work done by SHIEKH RUMAISA ISLAM QAZAMI D/O Mr. SHIEKH AB...
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...Résumé of A. N. M. AMINUL ISLAM Contact Information: | A. N. M. Aminul Islam Road-25 House-30(1st Floor South) Rupnagar R/A Mirpur, PS: Rupnagar, Dhaka-1216 Cell: 01911-596314 E-mail: sujon948@gmail.com Objectives: | * To serve in a responsible position at a well-structured organization & successfully to apply acquired managerial and interpersonal skills to enhance organizational efficiencies. * To reflect myself; my optimistic and enthusiastic attitude as well as a vivid imagination through my creative work. * To become a dynamic and versatile person who is capable of merging innovative ideas and facing challenges and getting in an organizational environment where honesty, creativity, punctuality, sincerity, diligence and performance are the keys to success. ------------------------------------------------- Academic Qualifications: LL.M | : | Department of Law & JusticeFaculty of LawBangladesh University of Business and Technology(BUBT)Passing Year: Running | LL.B (Hons) | : | Department of Law & JusticeFaculty of LawAtish Dipankar University of Science & Technology(ADUST) Result : CGPA- 3.48 (Out of 4.00 ) Passing Year: 2012 | H.S.C | : | Burichong Ershad Degree College Group : Business Studies Result : G.P.A-3.40 (Out of 5.00) Passing Year: 2005 Board: Comilla | S.S.C | : | Burichong Ananda Pilot...
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...The Religion of Islam 1 THE RELIGION OF ISLAM AND THE HOLY QUR'AN Islam: The Religion of Peace and Tolerance - Religion Essay Peace and tolerance are two of the most important aspects that make up Islam. Muslims are to understand these aspects of Islam. However in recent years there are groups of extremist Muslims who have given Islam a bad name by doing terroristic acts to other human beings for their own reasons and personal gains. By addressing these questions can give anyone a better understanding of the religion of Islam. 1. Where did the religion of Islam come from? What does the Religion of Islam teach? How does Islam relate to other Religion of the world? The focus of this essay is to answer these questions with research and studies learned. Where did the religion of Islam come from? The Religion of Islam is believed to have been established in the year of Six Hundred and Ten CE (Common Era). Islam is believed to be the youngest of all the different religions A prophet by the name of Adam is said to be the man whom created the religion but was preached throughout the city of Mecca by a prophet named Muhammad. Muhammad was born in Five Hundred and Seventy CE in the city of Mecca where he worked as a merchant and as a shepherd. According to Islamic beliefs by age forty in the month of Ramadan was where he received his first revelation from God while being in the surrounding mountains in a cave...
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... | |Noman Group of Industries | |Corporate Head Office, | |Adamjee Court Main Building (5th Floor), | |115-120, Motijheel C/A, Dhaka-1000. | |Mobile: 01724 244 774 | |E-mail: hasan2000bd@yahoo.com | CAREER OBJECTIVE: To obtain a responsible and challenging position in a local or multi-national organization that will take advantage of my knowledge and education and offer the opportunity for advancement. SELF ANALYSIS ▪ Strong motivation and commitment for work. ▪ Endurance to work for long hours and under pressure. ▪ Ability to work independently as well as a team member. ▪ Commendable communication and presentation skills. ▪ Exactitude and promptitude. ▪ Eagerness to learn anything new and flair to travel in pursuit of knowledge. EDUCATIONAL ATTAINMENTS: |MBA Major in Management, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Rajshahi | |Year of Passing: 2004(Held in 2007), Result: CGPA= 3.17(Out of 4). | |BBA Major in Management, Faculty of Business Studies, University of Rajshahi | |Year of Passing: 2003(Held in 2005), Result: CGPA= 3.07(Out of 4). ...
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...CURRICULUM VITAE Of MOHAMMAD SAIFUL ISLAM Mailing Address: House# 469(New), Gawair, Ashkona, Dakshin Khan, Dhaka-1230. 01914468060 saif_160@yahoo.com Career Objective: To have a job that would enable me to use my talent and skills as well as contribute to organization's goals and which would provide excellent opportunities for career advancement and personal growth. Educational Qualification: Masters of Business Administration (MBA) Major in Finance Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology Result: 3rd Semester Continuing Bachelor of Business Administration (BBA) Major in Finance CGPA: 3.341 (Out of 4.00) Asian University of Bangladesh, Uttara Campus, Dhaka-1230. Passing Year: 2011 Higher Secondary Certificate (HSC) Shahid Ramizuddin College, Dhaka Cantt. Group: Business Studies. Board: Dhaka. Result: GPA 3.50 (Out of 5.00) Passing Year: September 2006 Secondary School Certificate (SSC) Mollartek Udayan Bidyalay, Dhaka Group: Business Studies. Board: Dhaka. Result: GPA 3.06 (Out of 5.00) Passing Year: July 2003 Key Quality: • Ability to work under pressure. • Capacity to taking challenges. • Communicate with people in flexible way. • Confident to convince other person for legal purpose. • Proactive personality. Experience: Company Name : VRIT Group Company Business : Software Companies Company Location : House-15, Road-5, Sector-12, Uttara, Dhaka-1230. Position...
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...MP A R Munich Personal RePEc Archive A critical analysis of Mudarabah & a new approach to equity financing in Islamic finance Shaikh, Salman Ahmed International Association of Islamic Banks 01. July 2011 Online at http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/19697/ MPRA Paper No. 19697, posted 19. September 2011 / 12:03 A Critical Analysis of Mudarabah & A New Approach to Equity Financing in Islamic Finance Journal of Islamic Banking & Finance, ISSN 1814-8042 By Salman Ahmed Shaikh Project Director, Islamic Economics Project islamiceconomicsproject@gmail.com www.islamiceconomics.viviti.com Abstract Financial intermediation serves a valuable purpose, but it can also be structured using equity modes of financing. This can relieve the financee and increase diversity of entrepreneurial undertakings as in debt based commercial financing, there is little room for diversity with obligatory and stipulated servicing of debt. Using Islamic equity modes of financing poses the challenge of the agency problem and moral hazard. The extent of this agency problem in Mudarabah and its impact on economic payoffs between counterparties is analyzed in this study with a simulation model. Based on review of alternate solutions proposed, the author presents two possible covenants which could make Mudarabah mode of financing more acceptable and widely usable in financial intermediation. This would also further the egalitarian objectives of an Islamic economic order. Keywords: Interest free economy, Islamic...
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...Understanding Islam Islam is a religion of that faith encompasses much of the Bible and its teachings. It is said that this religion has some basis in the son Ismael whom Abraham took with his mother and left in the desert as a precaution to not making his wife Sarah jealous after Ismael’s birth. Later Muhammad who is believed by the Islamic people to be a messenger or prophet of God was the first model for the Islamic religion and it is his prophetic recitations that make up the word of God given to his followers throughout his lifetime. There have been a few prophets in the Islamic faith who have succeeded Muhammad after his death. The Islamic people are now called Muslims follow a version of the Bible called the Qur’an is the first Bible based on Gods prophecies when he gave them to Muhammad. The Qur'an is a sacred text, believed to be the literal word of God as revealed to Muhammad. The Hadith is their second sacred text. The Hadith are teaching recorded of Muhammad and his followers. It is believed that the teachings of Qur’an are revelations from God. Another belief of the Islamic religion is that Islam encompasses all other religions and honors to all the prophets as Gods messengers. The Muslims believe that God knows all and that he is the divine creator who had a divine purpose behind this creation of earth and man. It is said to belief that the human race will only find peace by knowing and living the laws of God as they are in the Qur’an. The Islamic belief one...
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...MP A R Munich Personal RePEc Archive A critical analysis of Mudarabah & a new approach to equity financing in Islamic finance Salman Ahmed Shaikh International Association of Islamic Banks 1. July 2011 Online at http://mpra.ub.uni-muenchen.de/19697/ MPRA Paper No. 19697, posted 19. September 2011 12:50 UTC A Critical Analysis of Mudarabah & A New Approach to Equity Financing in Islamic Finance Journal of Islamic Banking & Finance, ISSN 1814-8042 By Salman Ahmed Shaikh Project Director, Islamic Economics Project islamiceconomicsproject@gmail.com www.islamiceconomics.viviti.com Abstract Financial intermediation serves a valuable purpose, but it can also be structured using equity modes of financing. This can relieve the financee and increase diversity of entrepreneurial undertakings as in debt based commercial financing, there is little room for diversity with obligatory and stipulated servicing of debt. Using Islamic equity modes of financing poses the challenge of the agency problem and moral hazard. The extent of this agency problem in Mudarabah and its impact on economic payoffs between counterparties is analyzed in this study with a simulation model. Based on review of alternate solutions proposed, the author presents two possible covenants which could make Mudarabah mode of financing more acceptable and widely usable in financial intermediation. This would also further the egalitarian objectives of an Islamic economic order. Keywords: Interest free economy,...
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...“Islamic Accounting : Their Position in International Standard Harmonization” Rendy Anggita Putra “Islamic Accounting : Their Position in International Standard Harmonization” 1. Abstract According to (Susela, 1999) said the development of accounting theories is are affected by several factors including political and economic interests of certain people or group in community. Therefore, it can be also called if the accounting is a significant tool to illustrate the interests and perspectives of the various stakeholders. Islamic industry of finance has obtained tremendous growth in last few years, both in number of assets that manage by industry and in the diversity of financial products. A global system that can rule the industry will become significantly important for the Islamic finance sector in order to meet the needs of continued growth (Vinnicombe, 2012). Harmonization of Shari’a accounting standards has continue to be made by the AAOIFI as it is also done by the International Accounting Standards Board (IASB) for conventional accounting harmonization. In its development, financial reporting in Islamic accounting adds some different additional reports than conventional accounting to accommodate the unique transactions of Islamic economics. In that regard, this paper have objective to explore the main important values of Shari’a accounting and reporting standards of Islamic Accounting and try to find the answers of Islamic accounting positions among the process...
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...General Religious Education Islam and Sikhism Name: Kai Arrowsmith Tutor Group:12 A General RE Teacher: Mr. Tangka Learning Outcomes: Know about world religions, their practices, demands, beliefs and challenges in contemporary society. Assessment Criteria: 2.1 List the daily demands of religious commitment in one religious tradition. 3.1 State how one faith tradition would explain the purpose of human life 3.2 Sate how one faith tradition would explain the purpose of death 4.1 List the key elements of practice within religious faith. General RE Note Sheets World Religions- Islam History Key Beliefs Learning Outcomes: Know about world religions, their practices, demands, beliefs and challenges in contemporary society. Assessment Criteria: 2.1 List the daily demands of religious commitment in one religious tradition. 3.1 State how one faith tradition would explain the purpose of human life 3.2 Sate how one faith tradition would explain the purpose of death 4.1 List the key elements of practice within religious faith. Worship Today Additional Notes The Five Pillars of Islam What are the five Pillars of Islam? These are five duties that every Muslim is obliged to perform. The five pillars of Islam help Muslims put their faith into action. 1. Shahadah: declaration of faith "I bear witness that there is no god, but God; I bear witness that Muhammad is the prophet of God." By reciting this, one enters Islamic faith...
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...KULIYYAH OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT SCINECES | ISLAMIC ACCOUNTING AND FINANCE | MASTER OF SCIENCE (FINANCE) | ACC6810 | ACCOUNTING IMPLICATIONS OF JIONT MUDARABAH (MUDARABAH MUSHTARAKAH) SUBMITTED TO: Prof. Dr. Abdul Rahim Abdul Rahman Basheer Hussein Altarturi G1111009 Semester 1 2012 Contents 1 Introduction 3 2 Mudarabah in a Traditional Viewpoint 4 2.1 Traditional Mudarabah; an Overview 4 2.2 Business Issues in the Traditional Mudarabah 5 3 Introduction to the Joint Mudarabah (Mudarabah Mushtarakah) 6 3.1 The Joint Mudarabah (Mudarabah Mushtarakah) Concept 6 3.2 Main Features of the Mudarib Mushtarak 8 3.2.1 The Conditions Issue 8 3.2.2 Capital Guarantee Issue 8 4 Accounting Issues in Mudarabah Contract 9 4.1 Profit Distribution 9 4.2 Reporting and Presentation 12 4.3 Agency Problem 13 5 Conclusion 14 6 Bibliography 16 Introduction Islamic banking and finance (IBF) emerged as an alternative from conventional banking and finance. IBF are different from conventional banking and finance as their objectives, operations, principles and practices must compliance with Islamic ethics and Islamic law (Shari’ah). Among other things, Shari’ah prohibits dealing in interest (riba), gambling and undertaking speculative transactions which subject matter and outcome are unknown (gharar), while it requires transactions to be lawful (halal). Therefore, IBF have tended to modify the conventional banking and finance...
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...and grieving. Judaism, Christianity, Islam, Hinduism and Buddhism all contain their own system of beliefs and traditions that members use in order to deal with impending death. Judaism is the oldest of the three monotheistic religions that stems from the Middle East and follows the teachings of Abraham and Moses. Judaism believes that death was a direct consequence of Adam and Eve eating from the forbidden “Tree of Conscience” (Leming, 2011). There are several branches of Judaism throughout the world: Orthodox Judaism, Hasidism, Neo-Orthodox Judaism, Reform Judaism, Conservative Judaism, and Reconstructionist (Wilkinson, 2008). All of these sects of Judaism can have very different traditions in regard to the treatment of the deceased’s body. Under the old Jewish tradition, the body of the deceased must be buried as soon as possible after death, within twenty-four hours if possible, although the burial cannot happen on the Sabbath. Before burial, the body is washed, anointed with oils and spices, and dressed in a white linen sheet after which it is buried in Jewish consecrated ground. More contemporary Jews are more likely to choose cremation over burial. Jews have a multi-tiered morning practice. For the first seven days after the death of a loved one, “close relatives sit at home to observe the period of mourning known as Shiva” (Pollock, 2008, p. 107). During this week they are not allowed to leave the house of do any type of work. Friends and extended relatives may...
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...considering the numerous hate groups driven by various motives that operated in the United States in the past 50 years. Their motives, agendas, and tactics all varied but they all possessed a potentially violent threat to millions. The Ku Klux Klan or KKK dates back as far as December 1885, where bored confederate veteran soldiers developed a social club in Pulaski, Tennessee. They resembled a fraternity, a wore white sheets as they ran around the community, and even hazed new members into the ranks. However, if they didn't spread out into other communities, one of...
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...AN INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM To observant Muslims, ritual prayer is as natural as sleeping or eating. Islam is not just one component of its believers' lives, a set of beliefs remembered on special occasions. Rather, for the devout, it is a way of life. Its tenets and rules permeate almost everything, often including politics and government. In a world swayed by misunderstanding of cultural differences, Islam and its adherents often are stereotyped and caricatured, branded with the violent or sexist image of a small minority of zealots. In reality, Islam is no better characterized by acts of Middle Eastern terrorists, for example, than is Christianity by acts of Northern Ireland's terrorists. Islam is an ancient religion with profound historical and theological ties to Judaism and Christianity. All three religions worship the same God, acknowledge large parts of the same Bible and revere Adam, Noah, Abraham and Moses. And, as do Christians, Muslims regard Jesus as the messiah. In fact, Islam teaches that it represents the modern mainstream of a primordial, monotheistic religion that began with the earliest humans. Over millennia, the religion took form with the early Jewish prophets, was modified significantly by Jesus and finally shaped by Muhammad, the final prophet, who died in 632. Among Muhammad's most important acts was rejection of the old Jewish concept of a "chosen people." Instead, he taught that all people are born Muslim and that anyone -- regardless of color, nationality...
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...how to define Asia, how Asian states related to each other, and how Western ideas of international relations have transformed these relations. The unit has two strands, each considering a set of ideas. First it examines the great religions/philosophies of Asian societies – Buddhism, Hinduism, Islam, Christianity and Confucianism – have influenced them. It then considers international relations theory and how theories can help us understand the complexities of Asian states’ relations with each other and the wider world. Credit point value 10 Pre-requisites Nil Co-requisites Nil Unit/s incompatible with and not to be counted for credit Nil Unit level 1 Assumed knowledge None Attendance requirements Attendance below 80% at tutorials without due cause may constitute grounds for failure. Non-attendance in tutorials for illness or misadventure or other reasons should be documented and submitted to the unit coordinator upon return. Enrolment restrictions Nil Unit learning outcomes Students who successfully complete this unit will be able to: • identify of the diversity and complexity of Asia; • explain the social manifestations and international political impact of Islam, Hinduism, Christianity, Buddhism and Confucianism in an Asian context; • evaluate the balance between continuity and change in Asian traditions and contemporary societies; • conduct research on traditional and modern concepts of international relations, particularly in an Asian context; •...
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