This article describes the attitude of Uzbek poet and thinker, great philosopher educator Boborahim Mashrab to Islam. In Mashrab’s poems, first all, Oneness Allah analyzes that Muhammad (saas) was sent as last messenger mankind. He also praised in his poems Hasan, sons Abu Bakr, 'Umar,' Uthman, 'Ali and' Ali, Husayn, had attained status martyrs cause Allah. belongs Hanafi sect, he expressed dee...

The relationship between the Bohemian reform movements of fourteenth and fifteenth centuries events associated with traditionally-nominated Reformations sixteenth century has been a much understudied topic amongst historians theologians. There are number points entry for comparison analysis. One overlooked text is Pavel Bydžovský’s “Several Stories English Martyrs (with Whom God Deigned to Deco...

In recent years, with the support of national policies and people’s demand for cultural life, a wave red tourism has been in full swing throughout country. The revolutionary martyrs opened up new heavens earth their flesh blood, great spirit Red Revolution carried forward precious material spiritual wealth our socialist As successor socialism era, inheriting Chinese revolution praising culture ...

Wireless Body Area Networks (WBAN) can offer motion capture capabilities through peer-to-peer ranging and on-body nodes positioning, by relying on transmitted signals and data packets. In this paper, we describe a solution to localize wireless nodes relatively to a body-strapped Local Coordinate System (LCS). In particular, we consider coupling a Constrained Distributed Weighted Multi-Dimension...

Despite renewed interest in roles played by Christianity in the poetry of Elizabeth Barrett Browning (EBB), few scholars have discussed her treatment of the body of Christ—understood as both the figure of Christ and his body of followers—in her antislavery poem, “The Runaway Slave at Pilgrim’s Point”. This article argues that “The Runaway Slave” reworks portrayals of the body of Christ in trans...

Since its creation in the season of 1641–42, Pierre Corneille’s martyr-play Polyeucte has generated widely di·ering interpretations, more so than any other work by the playwright. The debate that first surfaced among Corneille’s contemporaries, focusing on the orthodoxy of the tragedy’s central theme of martyrdom, still continues to divide critical opinion. Thus, Andr‹ e Gide confidently assert...