This article delves into the understanding of hadith regarding use eyelash extensions for women, focusing on implications this practice. In today's society, women place great importance their appearance, which has led to a surge in popularity various beauty enhancements. However, considering narrated by Muslim (index number 2123), wherein Prophet forbade from using hair extensions, it becomes c...

Dual citizenship is often seen as an indication that states are adopting more open membership policies. In some cases, however, dual imposed because lay claim to populations beyond their borders, and prohibit the renunciation of citizenship. This research note presents new data describe which countries renunciation. First, we find in administrative practice, even though national legal framework...

One of the barriers to ending the prohibition on compensated organ donations is that people do not have a good idea what a legal, compensated system would look like. The ban on compensation is nearly global, and has existed, de facto or de jure, almost since the development of immunosuppressive drugs made donations from unrelated individuals feasible. The resulting dearth of first-hand knowledg...

In this paper we propose a formal language for writing electronic contracts, based on the deontic notions of obligation, permission, and prohibition. We take an ought-to-do approach, where deontic operators are applied to actions instead of state-of-a airs. We propose an extension of the μ-calculus in order to capture the intuitive meaning of the deontic notions and to express concurrent action...

This final rule implements Section 1557 of the Affordable Care Act (ACA) (Section 1557). Section 1557 prohibits discrimination on the basis of race, color, national origin, sex, age, or disability in certain health programs and activities. The final rule clarifies and codifies existing nondiscrimination requirements and sets forth new standards to implement Section 1557, particularly with respe...

Various elegant and powerful theories for network performance evaluation have to assume independence to be efficient. While traffic sources are often supposed to be independent, the implications of this assumption regarding flows in arbitrary networks are largely unknown. Recently, turn-prohibition was proposed to solve a related problem concerning feed-forward networks. In this paper we extend...

This latter group includes Professor Steven Duke, who, both in his recent book with Albert Gross [FN3] and in his lead commentary [FN4] here, displays an unremitting commitment to redefining the debate on drugs. He powerfully catalogues how possibly cynical legislators have turned drug-prohibition statutes into dangerous instruments permitting use of the death penalty and other "savage" crimina...