Best Approximation in General Normed Spaces PDF |
| Al-Sayed, Mu'tas Hasan Mahmoud |
| Supervisor(s) |
| Abdallah A. Hakawati - |
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Thursday, February 4, 2010
Best Approximation in General Normed Spaces
Development of Land Use Patterns in Jenin City
Development of Land Use Patterns in Jenin City PDF |
| Kawther Shahdeh Ahmad Abu Hejir |
| Supervisor(s) |
| Dr. Aziz Dwiek - د.. علي عبد الحميد |
| Discussion Commity |
| 213 صفحة |
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During the long historical periods, cities of different geographical positions have experienced se types of land usaga Interest in planning the usage of land became significant as a result of the great need for this kind that it works to contro and organizes to satisfy Man recent and f needs. Several regulations, legislation and laws effected types of using Palestiniaa lands, and every period had its stamp and effect upon the city, that stamp that confirms the rest of these regulations, which our Palestinian cities are still suffering The study chose Jeoin, as a model of the Palestinian cities that came under the mandatory rules and the occupation laws. Jenin stands on the southern edge of the plain triangle, known as Marj Jbn Amer, on the lines 28 32 Width, and 18 35-longitude lines, the lines 208 and 177, of the Palestinian lines. Jenin’s organizational recent space is 23500 Dunam, With 44699 inhabitants, most of whom work on trade and administrative service& ft’s surrounded by the villages of AFJalameh and SandSh on the North Kufiir Dan and Berguin on the West, Deir A Da’ if and A’aba art the East, and Qabteyah on the South The study discussed the foundation and types if land usage, the fraditional theories, then the city of the study and its position a the other Palestinian cities. Then it canoe to discussing the three Stnzctural Plans of the city; the first one was prepared during the mandatory British regime, and is considered as the t principal step for the other plans, which adopted its lines, trying, somehow, to increase the city’s space The study clarified all the types of usage of all the plans comparing them all in concern M space and other fields. The study also, revSed the contradictions of prepping the lands and the reality, it also cleared the truer usage of the city’s land, and the way they were used by the municipality, and then the study analyzed these plans, revealing the unfair completion between the different types of usage, this matter of ct that is encouraged through the absence of supervision and the factor of the benefits client Then the study discussed the field analysis of the chosen sample of each 2xea, showing the recent disadvaiitages inside the city, their percentage and the problems created.by them. The study discussed in the last chapter, the relation between the origins of p and the recent reality, the types of services distribution within the city. The results of The study showed that each type differs from the others, and confinued the lack of services inside the city. Then, the future needs of the inhabitants were estimated, and the individual's need was also taken S concern i-elated to international standards, and compared to the established reality. Finally, the researcher came to the conclusions and recommendations she believes they are Spoitant to be taken in consideration |
Epidemiology of Aerobic Bacterial infections Among IUD (intrauterine Device) Users in The Northern West Bank
Epidemiology of Aerobic Bacterial infections Among IUD (intrauterine Device) Users in The Northern West Bank PDF |
| Al-Tell, Mariam Amer Isma’el |
| Supervisor(s) |
| Samar Ghazal/Musmar - |
| Discussion Commity |
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The Relationship Between the Umayyad Emirate in Andalusia with Christian Kingdoms in Spain (138-300 Hijri / 755-912 AD)
The Relationship Between the Umayyad Emirate in Andalusia with Christian Kingdoms in Spain (138-300 Hijri / 755-912 AD) PDF |
| Sayda Abdelfatah Anees Sweilem |
| Supervisor(s) |
| D. Hisham Abu Irmailah - |
| Discussion Commity |
| 196 صفحة |
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This study discussed the relationships between the Islamic Andalusia with Christian Spain during the Umayyad Emirate. It contains four chapters : Chapter One discusses the conditions of Islamic Andalusia that affected its relationships with Christian Spain. It includes the external threats represented by the failing Charlemagne campaign at saragossa in 161 Hijri ( 778 AD ) , the Abbasid attemt to recapture Andalusia through their support of opponent movements, and finally the Norman attacks at the Andalusian coasts and the devastation they left behind them. But the biggest danger came from within Islamic Andalusia itself represented by the conflict among some of the princes and their alliances with the enemy. In addition, the social classes of the Andalusian society lacked harmony, which increased the number of rebels who took part in tribal and factional conflicts. They also sought alliance with the Christians of the north against the government of Cordoba. Another factor that made up a major abstacle for the government of Cordoba is the difficulties of the geographical features that increased the duration of some rebellions that sometimes lasted for many long years such as the rebellion of Omar Ben Hafson. Chapter Two discusses the origin and development of the Christian Kingdoms during the Emirate age. The first Christian assembly against Muslims started at the Asturia region ( 98 Hijri / 716 AD ). By this movement, the Reconquest started in slow but firm steps. In the year 294 Hijri / 910 AD, the capital was moved to leon and this Kingdom was henceforth known as the Kingdom of leon. The second Christian assembly was known as the Kingdom of Nabra whose base was the fortified Pambelona, which was inhabited by a strong population known as the Bushkan. This Kingdom became independent towards the end of the second Hijri century, the eighth century AD. The third Christian assembly was the Catalonia Emirate whose bese was Barcelona which was established after the fall of Barcelona in 185 Hijri, 801 AD. This Emirate was ruled by a number of Lords who were subordinates of the French kings. However, this subordination to the French kings did not last long; Catalonia became independent during the third Hijri century/ the ninth century AD. After studying the north Spanish Christian assembly centers, it was necessary to identify the internal conditions there and to what extent they contributed to strengthening the Reconquest movement. Despite the fact that the conditions of Christian Spain were not much better than the conditions of its neighbor due to the tyranny of its kings, noblemen, and clergymen in addition to the weakness of the Spanish economy. Nevertheless, it was always able to achieve new gains at the expense of Islamic Andalusia, not because of its self-power and military supremacy as much as the weak internal Islamic front. The fourth chapter discusses the civilization relatinship beween Islamic Andalusia and Christian Spain during the Emirate age. Despite the continuous wars between the two sides, they had wide civiliztion relationships of which the Christians of north Spain made the best. However, although they were enchanted by this great civilization, they did notforget prime objective- brining Spain back to Christianity. |
Performance of EFL Students in The Requesting Speech Act : English-Arabic Translation
Performance of EFL Students in The Requesting Speech Act : English-Arabic Translation PDF |
| Al-Aqra', Maria Yousef |
| Supervisor(s) |
| Ahmad A. Atawneh - |
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Rendering Lexical Repetition in Arabic Fictional Discourse into English
Rendering Lexical Repetition in Arabic Fictional Discourse into English PDF |
| Abu-Zahra, Majdi Jehad |
| Supervisor(s) |
| Hazem Najjar - |
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Comparison and Evaluation of Awassi Lamps Fattening Systems in Palestine
Comparison and Evaluation of Awassi Lamps Fattening Systems in Palestine PDF |
| Hammad, Wajdi Hussein Ali |
| Supervisor(s) |
| Jamal Abu-Omar - |
| Discussion Commity |
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