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Oral cancer—prognosis and outcome/H.Torring, B.

Charabi, J. Kirkegaard and I.

H.S.

Hansen. 2.

Epidemiology of oral cancer in South Africa 1988-1995/Jos Hille and Mervyn Shear. 3.

Changes in presentation and survival of oral cavity cancer in North-Eastern Italy, 1975-98/L. Barzan, R.

Talamini, G. Franchin, E.

Vaccher, D. Politi, M.

G. Savignano, E.

Minatel, C. Gobitti , M.

Pin and G. Grando.

4. Evaluation of the consumption of alcohol and tobacco in patients with squamous cell carcinoma of mouth/F.

Walder, C.N.

Lehn, M.B.

Menezes, M.B.

Carvalho and A. Rapoport Fernando Walder.

5. Some insights into the potential for the earlier detection of oral cancer: a population-based study/E.

M. O’Sullivan.

6. Habits and prevalence of lesions in a oral cancer prevention program/Moimaz, A.

S. Suzely, Saliba, A.

Nemre, Biazola, R. Eder, Saliba-Garbin, A.

Clea and R.M.

Arcieri. 7.

Factors influencing patient and professional delay in oral cancer diagnosis/A.L.

Carvalho, N.F.

Schlecht, J. Pintos, B.

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Concept of trade. 2.

The backdrop. 3.

Trade and finance. 4.

Traits of business. 5.

Conduction of business. 6.

Rules for sales. 7.

Technique of setting prices. 8.

Economic matters and law. 9.

Relevance of Islamic economy. 10.

Economic policy in Islam. Bibliography.

Index. "Islam considers business and trade to be the best mode of earning.

And, among the different types of trade, Halal business is recommended as the best by Islam. Money earned through hard work and fair means is full of benefits.

On the one hand, hard work is vitalizing and keeps the body active and ready to work; on the other hand, it promotes a healthy life. During the time of the Prophet (Pbuh), people would go from city to city in groups (called carvans) to trade.

This involved travel to far-off places where people sold their commodities and brought back the products available there. There are advantages of (less)

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Hadrat Abu Bakr. 2.

Period of Caliphate. 3.

Great victories. 4.

The achievements. 5.

Place in history. 6.

Illustrious daughter. Bibliography.

Index. "The Muslims were at that time like a flock of goats which loses its shepherd in the midst of storm and rain on a dark winter night.

Like a true statesman, Abu Bakr fully realized the delicacy of the situation and took necessary steps to meet it. Hadrat Abu Bakr accepted Islam without any hesitation, argument or reluctance.

His conversion to Islam became a landmark in the history of Islam. His conversion according to Muir proved to be the greatest guarantee of the sincerity of Muhammad (Pbuh).

He was the greatest missionary of Islam after the Holy Prophet. Other than these, this book unveils any unknown or little known truths of the life of Abu Bakr.

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Islamic banking. 2.

Framework of banking. 3.

Banking and economy. 4.

Benefits of Islamic banking. 5.

Interest free banking. Bibliography.

Index. "Islam is a religion focusing on benevolence and well-being of mankind.

In the very beginning of the Holy Quran, Allah, the Almighty, teachers man to ask Him for the straight path-a path which is free of extremes, because going to the extreme is always injurious and harmful. Similarly, scarcity of any thing creates problems in life.

Keeping this in view, Islam talks of a middle path. Islamic banking refers to a banking activity consistent with the rules and regulations of Islamic law and its practical application through the development of Islamic economics, according to which sale of such goods as are prohibited by Islamic doctrine is not allowed.

Islamic banking also prohibits such investments as are contrary to the tenets of Islam. Islamic banking also puts restrictions on risky bidding of (less)

Perception of economy. 2.

Economic theories in Islam. 3.

Quranic commands for economy. 4.

Allah, the sustainer. 5.

Background of Islamic economy. 6.

Framework of Islamic economy. 7.

Economy at work. 8.

Economic mechanism. 9.

Capital and economy. 10.

Theory of wealth. 11.

Financial concerns. Bibliography.

Index. "Islam does not merely have a set of religious injunctions, but also a perfect system, based on do`s and don`ts, which determine a safe and secure system of life.

As far as economics is concerned, Islam strongly suggests interest-free banking. Decentralization of money is another important principle.

Money earned through honest and fair means has a number of benefits, which can only be experienced. As for modes of earning, Islam prefers business and agriculture.

Basically, Islam believes in hard work, dedication and honesty. Islam also enjoins upon its followers to divide their earnings and earmark a certain portion for the needy and poor.

Since Islam (less)

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