...1-2.30pm Ali Baba Bujang Lapok 1. Summary of the movie Ali Baba (Aziz Sattar) is a poor man who cannot succeed in life. He constantly sends his wife to his brother Kassim Baba's house to borrow flour so they can eat, but the stingy Kassim Baba (S. Shamsuddin) is frustrated at his brother and constantly reminds his wife, Aloyah, of Ali Baba's uselessness. When Aloyah comes to ask for flour for the umpteenth time, Kassim Baba loses his temper and lashes out at her sending her home in tears. She blames Ali Baba for putting her in the situation and blames him for not making an effort to seek a job. Ali Baba finally relents and goes out into the woods to gather firewood where he chances upon a group of 40 thieves marching through the woods carrying loot and treasures. He hides in a tree and watches their leader (P. Ramlee) stand in front of a cave and sings a verse of seemingly nonsensical words (niat ingsun matek aji semar ngising, actually a Javanese language poem) which causes an entrance to the cave to open. Ali Baba waits until the thieves have all left the cave before coming out of the tree and using the magic words to open the cave. Inside, he discovers a variety of riches and wealth, but only takes a box of gold coins. With the gold coins, Ali Baba is able to pay Kassim back everything he owes and live in better comfort. Kassim Baba is overcomed with curiosity and pesters Ali Baba to tell him how he suddenly came into wealth. Ali Baba eventually relents...
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...On October 30, 1974, Muhammad Ali delivered an eighth round knockout to heavyweight champion George Foreman in Kinshasa, the capital of Zaire (present-day Democratic Republic of the Congo). The fight, known as the Rumble in the Jungle, is a monument in sports history and a moment of equally potent social and political significance. Leon Gast’s colossal collection of archival footage leading up to the fight in Zaire was assembled and released twenty years later in the form of a documentary entitled When We Were Kings. The film focuses on Ali’s preparation for the fight in the context of his controversial role in American society at the time. An overwhelming presence in American popular culture, Ali reaffirmed his athletic and cultural dominance...
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...Most of the time we worked individual, because we had to write an essay by ourselves. We helped and advice each other while we wrote. The Article ”Belfast Protest Leaving Scars on Schoolchildren” is from the 15. October 2001 by Brian Leaver. The text is about a conflict between the Protestants and the Catholics in Northern Ireland. The Protestants and the Catholics are fighting each other, and the protestant are throwing stones and yelling at the catholic children on their way to school. The catholic children have nightmares and pees in the nighttime because of the terrible abuse from the Protestants. You can’t touch me This is also one of our topics in violence and the novel is about a teacher Ian Goade and a student, who is studying at the school Ian teaches. Ian knows that Campbell is a troublemaker, but he has never caught him bully or teasing other students. One day he catches Campbell teasing another student. They began to discuss and Ian grab Campbells ear and told him, that it was the last time he was bullying anyone. Few days later Campbell had told his parents about the incident, his ear was very red and swollen. It was not intended that Ian should hurt Campbell, but there comes a lot of trouble after that. We worked in groups after we had read these stories, so we was making sure that everybody has understands them. She teached us a lot of grammar and most of the time it was from our workbook. I personally think it was very good, because we had to make all...
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...Ali Baba My name 5454 Flying Carpet St. My city and zip code 317(345-6789) flyingcarpet@yahoo.com December 2, 2013 Table of Contents Executive Summary 4 A.2 Mission, Goals and Objectives 4 A3. Keys to Success 5 Company Summary 6 B1. Industry History 6 B2. Legal Form of Ownership 7 B3. Locations and Facilities: 8 B4. Management Structure 9 B5. Products and Services: 10 Market Analysis 11 C1. Target Market 11 C2. Industry Analysis 12 C3. Competitive Analysis 13 Market Strategy 15 D1: Four Ps 15 Product- 16 Pricing Strategy 16 Positioning Statement- 17 Promoting 17 D2. Price List- 17 D3. Selling Strategy 18 D4. Sales Forecast 19 Implementation Strategy 19 E1. Overall Strategy 19 E2. Implementation 20 E3. Control Plan 21 Financial Statements and Projections 21 F1. Revenue and Cost Estimate- 21 F2. Forecasted Profit and Loss Statement 22 F3. Forecasted Balance Sheet 22 G1. Financial Projections 22 G1a- Breakeven Point 22 G1b- Financial Position- 22 G1c-Capital/Investment Needs 22 References 24 Executive Summary Ali Baba is a fast food sit in or take-out restaurant that will serve Mediterranean style foods such as Chicken or Beef Shawarma and Gryo sandwiches. There is an increasing demand for healthy and filling fast foods at value pricing, we believe Ali Baba can fill this demand. Located in the Circle Center Mall in the city of Indianapolis Indiana we will be able to serve mall shoppers and companies in the surrounding...
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...Wajahat Ali. The title is perfect for this article because it is saying that Muslims stand out in a crowd and want their ID cards. However, it is using satire because they are not used to standing out in a crowd. They are for the most part just regular American citizens like everyone else living in America. This article talks about Republican Candidate Donald Trump’s stance on giving every Muslim wanting/living in America special ID cards. Ali is pointing out how Trump’s idea of tracking Muslims through a database or issuing ID cards would be wrong. Wajahat Ali is an American-Muslim citizen living in the U.S. which qualifies him to write on this topic. Other notable characteristics...
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...a town in Persia, there lived two brothers, one named Cassim, the other Ali Baba. Their father left them no great property; though as he had divided it equally between them, their fortune should have been equal; but it was otherwise. Cassim married a widow, who, soon after their marriage, became heiress to a large estate, and a good shop and warehouse full of rich merchandize; so that all at once he became one of the richest merchants, and lived at his ease. Ali Baba, on the other hand, who married a woman as poor as himself, lived in a very mean dwelling, and had no other means of maintaining his wife and children than his daily labour in cutting wood in a forest near the town, and bringing it upon three asses to town to sell. One day, when Ali Baba was in the forest, and had just cut wood enough to load his asses, he saw at a distance a great cloud of dust, which seemed to approach towards him: he observed it very attentively, and distinguished a large body of horse coming briskly on; and though they did not fear robbers in that country, Ali Baba began to think that they might prove such, and, without considering what might become of his asses, he resolved to save himself. He climbed up a large tree, whose branches, at a little distance from the ground, divided in a circular form so close to one another that there was but little space between them. He placed himself in the middle, from whence he could see all that passed without being seen. This tree stood at the bottom of...
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...Good Advice Is Rarer Than Rubies Summary: This story is about a lady named Rehana. She is going to get permission to England and is waiting outside the British Embassy. Outside she meets a man named Muhammad Ali, he is a poor bus driver. The bus driver wants to give Rehana some advice for only a small cost, but Rehana have no money. Muhammad didn’t give up, and because she was so beautiful he gave her the advice for free. He told her that going into the Embassy was her biggest mistake. When he started to answer her question she understood that he was helping her. He went through the presentation that she was going to have in the embassy. When she was done he told her that it would cost more than a big smile and her truth in some questions. They would ask all kinds of questions and if she answered wrong at any of the questions she was finished, she would lose her dignity if she went inside. But Muhammad really surprised her when he told her that he had some contacts and could get Rehana a false passport. Rehana got very unsure about what she was going to do, since it was in fact illegal. As determined as she was, she walked away and went into the line where all the women stood waiting to go into the embassy. When she got out in the street again, Muhammad Ali was there waiting for her. She grabbed him in the arm and when they sat on the front bumper she told him about her life. She was going to England to meet the man her parents chose for her when she was a little...
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...The Kite Runner Practice Questions Explore the ways in which Hosseini portrays Ali: During the novel Ali is portrayed as a victim, First off, Baba has an affair with Ali's wife and fathers Hassan. Then, Amir forces Ali and Hassan to leave Baba's house. Finally, in the random violence now so common in war, Ali steps on a land mine and dies. However, like Hassan and Sohrab, Ali is a kind and good person. He has a beautiful voice and Amir and Hassan love to hear him sing. He remains faithful to Baba even though Baba dishonored Ali by sleeping with Sanaubar. Ali is also devout – his humble, constant faith perhaps influences Amir's own religious awakening later in the novel. Ali makes much fewer appearances in the novel compared to the other characters but his speeches are very important. Some of the main ones are: [...] Ali had congenital paralysis of his lower face muscles, a condition that rendered him unable to smile and left him perpetually grim-faced. (2.20) But polio had left Ali with a twisted, atrophied right leg that was sallow skin over bone with little in between except a paper-thin layer of muscle. [...]. I watched him [Ali] swing his scraggy leg in a sweeping arc, watched his whole body tilt impossibly to the right every time he planted that foot. It seemed a minor miracle he didn't tip over with each step. [...]. Ali's face frightened some of the younger children in the neighborhood. [...]. Some had taken to calling him Babalu, or Boogeyman. (2.22) From these it...
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...HAZRAT KHADIJA Hazrat Khadijah was the first wife of The Holy Prophet(PBUH) Her father's name was Khuwaylid bin Asad and he was a wealthy trader. Her mother and father both died within 10 years of each other. Their wealth was divided amongst the children but it was Hazrat khadija(SA) who took over the family business and expanded it. With the profit she made she helped the poor, widows, orphans, sick and the disabled people of Makka. She had a cousin called Waraqa bin Naufal who was very learned man and who was not an idol worshipper. Both Waraqa and Hazrat Khadija were monothiests and believed in one Allah. Because of her excellent Akhlaq the Arabs (who at that time used to look down upon women) called her Tahira - the pure one. She was also known as the 'Princess of Makkah' because of her wealth. A lot of Arab nobles and princess wanted to marry her but she refused all of them. In 595 AD, Hazrat Khadija was looking for someone to be in charge of her caravan to Syria. Hazrat Abu Talib(AS) suggested the Prophet Mohammad(pbuh&hf) to her. She had heard of his trustworthiness and agreed to employ him although he did not have much trading experience. To help him she sent her slave Maysara. Soon it was arranged for Hazrat Khadija(SA) to be married to the Prophet Mohammad(pbuh&hf). At that time, Prophet Mohammad(pbuh&hf) was aged 25 and Hazrat Khadija(SA) was 40 years of age. According to Shiite tradition, this was her first marriage and that she was not a widow...
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...new country? Should you keep your religion, values and norms or should you integrate into the new country, and try to be like them? In the short story “My Son the Fanatic” we meet a Muslim Pakistani family from England. They have been living in England for many years and they have chosen to live the English lifestyle. The family father, Parvez, is a taxi driver. He has been driving taxi for more than twenty-years. Parvez is not much of a devout Muslim; his interests have more been on living the free life. “But I love England” Parvez said. “They let you do almost everything here.” He is also an alcoholic, this I can tell, because he instantly has an urge to drink whiskey. "He went more to the whisky bottle, even when he was at work.” Further more, Parvez also has a girl friend, Bettina. They have known each other for 3 years, and they’re great friends. Bettina is a prostitute and she is often his last costumer. “He could talk to her about things he’d be never able to discuss with his own wife.” In the other hand, we have Ali. Ali is the son of Parvez. He is a highly religious Muslim and he does not like how things are in the western. From being a totally messy teenage boy, he suddenly turned into a neat and ordered boy. Ali is no more interested in the western life. He wants the eastern culture . Ali and Parvez have always had a great...
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...Indian Black Money Abroad In Secret Banks and Tax Havens Second Report Of The Task Force on the steps to be taken by India Members Shri Gurumurthy, Chartered Accountant, Chennai Shri Ajit Doval, former Director Intelligence Bureau, Delhi Prof R.Vaidyanathan, Professor of Finance Indian Institute of Management, Bangalore Shri Mahesh Jethmalani, Senior Advocate, Mumbai Submitted to BHARATIYA JANATA PARTY 1 I. The First Interim Report The first Interim Report of the Task Force appointed by the Bharatiya Janata Party was released to the public on 17-04-2009. Afterward different world governments, particularly those in the West, have increasingly begun targeting tax havens and intensely began pursuing black money. The US, and France particularly began a huge campaign against the evil of black money. The estimates black money lodged in tax havens by global financial institutions like the International Monetary Fund reached as high as $18 trillion. The instability in the global financial order itself was traced to the evil money. So the issue has now acquired a totally different dimension. In the first Interim Report, the Task Force had suggested broad national and global strategy for dealing with the menace of black money out of the country. The substance of the recommendations of the Task Force in the First Interim Report is summarized here: Global Strategy: • Creating a powerful public opinion and broad national consensus on the issue. Those who do not...
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...to live in England. He care about his son and want the best for him. The sons name is Ali, and one day Ali starts to behave odd. He begins to sell out his stuff, and things that he once loved, that now did not interested him anymore. Parvez becomes very concerned, but he do not know who he can talk to with out feeling ashamed. One day Parvez tell his colleagues out of desperation, about how his son drastic has changed. His colleagues are convinced that Ali, was become a drug addict, and he was selling his stuff, to afford more drugs. As a taxi driver Parvez often, pick up prostitutes late at night. Parvez met the prostitute Betina 3 years ago, and she had been driving with him since. One night Parvez decides to share his troubles with Betina, to heare if she also really thinks that his son is as drug addict. Betina calms Parvez down, and wrights down some symptoms he should be aware of. The next day Parvez observe his son very carefully, to see if there would be any signs of drugs passing through Ali veins, luckily it turns out that Ali is not a drug addict, but a pretty healthy boy. But Parvez does not stop observing his boy, he begins to spy and listen by the door, and soon he found out that his son become a muslim. Parvez decides to take a day of, and go out with Ali to talk things through. But unfortunately it did not went as Parvez hoped. Parvez likes to get a drink or two, but Ali despise it, and every time Parvez would take a zip, he would look at his father with...
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...weight boxing during the 1960’s and 1970’s. In a career which spanned three decades and 93 fights, Chuvalo fought 6 world heavyweight champions, and failed in two attempts to capture the World Heavyweight Title. He lost to heavy weights including Muhammad Ali. Although he lost to heavy weight champions he also defeated top defenders such as Yvon Durelle, Doug Jones, Jerry Quarry and Cleveland Williams George. He had fought for the world title twice, losing to Ernie Terrell and in his first fight with Muhammad Ali. In 93 professional fights, Chuvalo was never knocked off his feet. Chuvalo was a spirited boxer and was looked up to by many. Chuvalo was put into the Ontario Sports Hall of Fame in 1995 and was well deserving of it. The information I have shown above clearly states that George Chuvalo was significant in Canadian sport society and was well deserved to be my groups choice for our heritage minute. He didn’t win every fight he was faced but he lost with pride. Mostly anybody you talk to about Chuvalo has only good things to say about him and praise him for his strong and powerful self and his push to win. In our video we chose to do a clip of George Chuvalo’s fight with Muhammad Ali. Chuvalo took a punch from Mohammed Ali in a...
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...and as part of his regular clientele he drives around prostitutes. Throughout the short story you get the impression that Parvez no longer can identify himself with his Islamic upbringing. His son, Ali, seems to also embrace the lifestyle of his British peers. Parvez refers to Ali as a gifted cricket and soccer player. He also has a talent for swimming and a bright future in accounting. However all is not as it seems; Parvez is growing more and more concerned with his sons obvious change in behavior. The taxi driver speaks with his colleagues and to Bettina, a prostitute that has become his friend, about his sons changing behavior. As the story progresses it becomes clear that all of Parvez’s “dreams of doing well in England” dissipate when Ali confess that he is disgusted with his father’s neglect of the Muslim culture and religion. Increasingly disturbed by his sons religious fundamentalism and contempt for the western world he seeks to confront him. The story concludes with this confrontation. My Son the Fanatic is set in England, although the specific area is not mentioned. The story is told through a third person omniscient narrator. There are flashbacks and often very detailed descriptions of what is going on. My Son the Fanatic begins in media res meaning it starts while Ali is already in the process of becoming a “fanatic” Muslim. The stylistic choice is designed to capture the readers’ attention and...
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...What kind of man does it take to achieve greatness? A man that inspires people through his work in the boxing ring, as well as in his personal life. We meet a man who, throughout his life has done both all the way up to this very day. He has inspired people to fight for what they believe and to have confidence to be whoever you want. Muhammad Ali was one of the greatest boxers of all time and an influential leader throughout his entire life. Cassius Clay was born January 17, 1942 in Louisville, Kentucky. While Cassius was a young he experienced racial prejudice and discrimination. At the age of 12, young Cassius and a friend were at the local fair when the two noticed Cassius bike was stolen, which led him to his boxing career. It was more of a twist of fate that brought Cassius Clay to boxing. According to Muhammad Ali (2013). Cassius ran to Joe Martin who was a police officer and also trained boxers at the local gym. When Joe heard that Cassius wanted to beat the thief up Joe Martin replied “Well you better learn how to fight, before you start challenging people” Muhammad Ali (2013). Joe Martin took Cassius under his wing and worked with Cassius on his boxing skills. Cassius went on to win his first Amateur fight in 1954 from a split decision. Cassius then won the Golden Gloves Tournament for novices in 1956 as well as jumping through ranks and winning the National Golden Gloves three years later. Cassius was quick and had a powerful jab that caught his opponents of guard...
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