الاثنين، 1 نوفمبر 2010

Aisha wife of the Prophet Muhammad


Mother of the Believers Aisha bint Abi Bakr, may Allah be pleased with:
Is one of the wives of Prophet Muhammad bin Abdullah, peace be upon him, and Mothers of the Believers.
I was born in the fourth year after the mission, Ruth Aisha, may Allah be pleased many of the hadith of the Prophet peace be upon him, especially with regard to his private life,
(Numbered 2210, including 316 Sahih Al-Bukhari and Muslim)


Rates of the mother of believers Aisha, may Allah be pleased:
Father: Abu Bakr ibn Abi dipper Othman bin Amer bin Amr bin Ka'b bin Saad bin bin time Tim ibn Ka'b bin Loay bin Ghalib bin Fahr bin Malik bin Al Nadar Kenana Khuzaymah Ben Ben Ben Ben Elias aware Mudar bin Nizar bin contagious bin Adnan.
Her mother: mother of Roman bint Amer bin Omair bin stunned Ben Dahman bin Harith bin Tim bin Malik bin Kenana Khuzaymah Ben Ben Ben Ben Elias aware Mudar bin Nizar bin contagious bin Adnan.


Marriage the mother of believers Aisha, may Allah be pleased:

Married the Prophet peace be upon him after the death of his first wife, Mother of the Believers Khadija Bint and his marriage to the mother of believers black girl Zama Amiriya Qurashiyyah,
That was two years before the migration, although it appears that was six years old,
While married the Prophet peace be upon him and nine years when it was built as stated in Sahih Al-Bukhari and Muslim
This, however, responded to the tongue only after I grew older did not return to the San Prophet peace be upon him, therefore, that this was a subject of controversy among scientists
He said some of them, such as Sheikh Khaled soldier that his marriage was the largest of it, especially since the birth dates were not recorded at the time and then the real age of fourteen years old
Depending on the measurement of the age-old big sister Asma bint Abi Bakr, has lived with the Prophet peace be upon him eight years and five months.
Some reports also say that Aisha, may Allah be pleased by the amount to women when they married the Prophet peace be upon him.
And also that Ibn Hajar narrated from Abu Naim that Asma bint Abi Bakr, sister of Aisha, may Allah be pleased by the Great was born before the migration is twenty-seven years old,
This means that Aisha, may Allah be pleased she was seventeen years ago when migration
Any time he married the Prophet peace be upon him grow up because the names of Aisha, may Allah be pleased about ten years.
And that I'm Qutaybah text that Aisha, may Allah be pleased died in fifty-eight was almost seventy,
This means that it was when her marriage to the Prophet, peace be upon him at the age of about thirteen, because marriage is such as migration Prophet Muhammad


The most prominent characteristics of the mother of believers Aisha, may Allah be pleased:

Three areas characterized by including Aisha, namely:
Knowledge and education
Mrs. unexplained the updated
Mrs. fiqh
The reason I have a yoke and a sharp intelligence and knowledge, God bless them gm
And has an effective role in serving Islam through the transfer of the conversations and the interpretation of many of the life of the Prophet peace be upon him.
To go beyond its role as a woman to become a mentor to a whole nation, namely the Islamic nation as a whole.

Hillary Clinton scandal - Smiley





Hillary Clinton scandal - Smiley


US Secretary of State Hillary Clinton with Vietnamese Foreign Minister Pham Gia Khiem addresses a press conference at the 17th ASEAN Summit in Hanoi on Saturday


Dirt out of her nose

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الخميس، 28 أكتوبر 2010

US blacklists 37 alleged front companies for Iran

By ASSOCIATED PRESS

Published: Oct 28, 2010 00:43 Updated: Oct 28, 2010 00:43

WASHINGTON: The Obama administration is putting new pressure on Iran by blacklisting 37 shipping companies in Germany, Malta and Cyprus that the US links to Tehran’s nuclear program.

The Treasury Department said Wednesday that all are front companies owned or acting for the Islamic Republic of Iran Shipping Lines, which the US says is used to advance Iran’s nuclear and missile programs.

The blacklisting is the latest in a series of actions by the UN, as well as the US and other countries to punish Iran for its disputed nuclear program. The US measures are also intended to pressure Tehran into agreeing to taking steps to prove that the program is not used to make bombs.

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NEW YORK and LONDON, October 18, 2010 - GAIN Capital Holdings, Inc., a global provider of online trading services specializing in foreign exchange (forex or FX) and contracts for difference (CFDs), has reached an agreement to acquire the retail forex business of Capital Market Services LLC (“CMS Forex”), pending regulatory approvals and other closing conditions.

GAIN Capital, through its regulated subsidiaries, agreed to purchase the retail customer accounts currently held at CMS Forex’s regulated subsidiaries in the United States, Bermuda, United Kingdom and Japan. The transfer of CMS Forex’s U.S. and Bermuda customers was completed on October 15, 2010. The transfer of the retail customer accounts of CMS Forex’s regulated subsidiaries in the United Kingdom and Japan is scheduled to be completed in the coming weeks, pending regulatory approval and other closing conditions.

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Indonesia tsunami toll hits 343 as bodies found






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Published: Oct 28, 2010 14:51 Updated: Oct 28, 2010 15:22

MENTAWAI ISLANDS, Indonesia: Rescuers searching islands ravaged by a tsunami off western Indonesia raised the death toll to 343 Thursday as more bodies were found and said the number is likely to climb higher because hundreds of missing people may have been swept away.

Elsewhere in Indonesia, the volcano that killed 33 people this week began erupting again, though there were no reports of new injuries or damage. Mourners held a mass burial Thursday during a lull in Mount Merapi’s rumblings.

President Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono was to meet Thursday with survivors of the twin catastrophes, which struck within 24 hours in different corners of the seismically charged region, severely testing the nation’s emergency response network.

Officials say a multimillion-dollar warning system installed after a monster 2004 quake and tsunami broke down one month ago because it was not being properly maintained.

In the tsunami-ravaged Mentawai islands, search and rescue teams — kept away for days by stormy seas and bad weather — found roads and beaches with swollen corpses lying on them, according to Harmensyah, head of the West Sumatra provincial disaster management center.

Some wore face masks as they wrapped corpses in black body bags on Pagai Utara, one of the four main islands in the Mentawai chain located between Sumatra and the Indian Ocean. Huge swaths of land were underwater and houses lay crumpled with tires and slabs of concrete piled on the surrounding sand.

Ferry Faisal, of the West Sumatra provincial disaster management agency, raised the official toll Thursday to 343 from 311 earlier in the day. He said 338 people are still missing.

Harmensyah said the teams were losing hope of finding those missing since the wall of water, created by a 7.8-magnitute earthquake, crashed into the islands on Monday.

“They believe many, many of the bodies were swept to sea,” he said.

On Thursday, more than 100 survivors crowded into a makeshift medical center in the town of Sikakap on Pagai Utara. Some still wept for loved ones lost to the 10-foot (three-meter) wave as they lay on straw mats or sat on the floor, waiting for medics to treat injuries including broken limbs and cuts.

Hermansyah, a local fisheries ministry official who survived the earthquake and wave that hit Sikakap because he was on higher ground, quickly formed a rescue coordination committee and began traveling to other areas, finding several villages flattened.

“Not even the foundations of houses are standing. All of them are gone,” said Hermansyah, who like many Indonesians uses a single name.

He said the devastation he saw indicates the wave could have been higher than reported in some areas — perhaps more than 20 feet (six meters) high.

About 800 miles (1,300 kilometers) to the east in central Java, Mount Merapi began spewing hot clouds of ash again at around 4:30 p.m. Thursday, according to the Indonesian vulcanology agency Subandriyo.

Most residents have been evacuated from the area. It was unclear whether the new activity was a sign of another major blast to come. Tuesday’s eruption killed at least 33 people and injured 17, said Agustinus, a doctor at the local health department.

Residents from the hardest-hit villages of Kinahrejo, Ngrangkah, and Kaliadem — which were decimated in Tuesday’s blast — crammed into refugee camps. Officials brought surviving cows, buffalo and goats down the mountain so that they wouldn’t try to go home to check on their livestock.

Thousands attended a mass burial for 26 of the victims six miles (10) kilometers from the mountain’s base. They included family and friends, who wept and hugged one another as bodies were lowered into the grave in rows.

Among the dead was a revered elder who had refused to leave his ceremonial post as caretaker of the mountain’s spirits. He was buried in a separate funeral Thursday.

Driverless vans end 13,000-km test drive to China





SHANGHAI: Across Eastern Europe, Russia, Kazakhstan and the Gobi Desert — it certainly was a long way to go without getting lost.

Four driverless electric vans successfully ended a 8,000-mile (13,000-kilometer) test drive from Italy to China — a modern-day version of Marco Polo’s journey around the world — with their arrival at the Shanghai Expo on Thursday.

The vehicles, equipped with four solar-powered laser scanners and seven video cameras that work together to detect and avoid obstacles, are part of an experiment aimed at improving road safety and advancing automotive technology.

The sensors on the vehicles enabled them to navigate through wide extremes in road, traffic and weather conditions, while collecting data to be analyzed for further research, in a study sponsored by the European Research Council.

“We didn’t know the route, I mean what the roads would have been and if we would have found nice roads, traffic, lots of traffic, medium traffic, crazy drivers or regular drivers, so we encountered the lot,” said Isabella Fredriga, a research engineer for the project.

Though the vans were driverless and mapless, they did carry researchers as passengers just in case of emergencies. The experimenters did have to intervene a few times — when the vehicles got snarled in a Moscow traffic jam and to handle toll stations.

The project used no maps, often traveling through remote regions of Siberia and China. At one point, a van stopped to give a hitchhiker a lift.

A computerized artificial vision system dubbed GOLD, for Generic Obstacle and Lane Detector, analyzed the information from the sensors and automatically adjusted the vehicles’ speed and direction.

“This steering wheel is controlled by the PC. So the PC sends a command and the steering wheel moves and turns and we can follow the road, follow the curves and avoid obstacles with this,” said Alberto Broggi of Vislab at the University of Parma in Italy, the lead researcher for the project.

“The idea here was to travel on a long route, on two different continents, in different states, different weather, different traffic conditions, different infrastructure. Then we can have some huge number of situations to test the system on,” he said.

The technology will be used to study ways to complement drivers’ abilities. It also could have applications in farming, mining and construction, the researchers said.

The vehicles ran at maximum speeds of 38 miles per hour (60 kilometers per hour) and had to be recharged for eight hours after every two to three hours of driving. At times, it was monotonous and occasionally nerve-racking, inevitably due to human error, Fredriga said.

“There were a few scary moments. Like when the following vehicle bumped into the leading one and that was just because we forgot, we stopped and we forgot to turn the system off,” Fredriga said.
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