Integration of Mankind and Society

An evolutionary review on muslim nation from origin to 21st century

Qaswar Abbas Khan — 2025-02-28

This research paper examines how the Muslim nation has changed over time, with a particular emphasis on the central tenets of Islam as articulated by the final Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The aim is to shed light on the changes and adaptations that the concept of a cohesive Muslim community has undergone throughout history. The study delves into the socio-political and theological aspects, highlighting significant events and individuals that influenced its formation. Through a historical and analytical approach, it seeks to take a comprehensive understanding of the relevance and impact on the global Muslim population. The findings reveal the complex nature and achievements in fostering harmony and collaboration among member states, while navigating diverse and frequently disputed global affairs. By contributing to the broader discussion this study offers valuable insights into the ongoing significance and challenges faced by the Muslim community in the current scenario.

CPEC nexus: Challenges and projects and future implementation

Noraiz Arshad — 2025-02-28

China views Pakistan as a loyal and longstanding ally. Despite facing various challenges, the two countries have maintained a strong and friendly relationship since establishing diplomatic ties. This partnership provides China with the most direct route to access the Middle East and European countries, playing a crucial role in the transit economy. Additionally, as China depends heavily on Middle Eastern nations for its energy needs, the development of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) is of great significance. This multi-billion dollar project represents China's largest investment in a foreign country. Once the corridor is completed and the Gwadar port is fully operational, it will reduce shipping costs and significantly shorten the time it takes for China to reach the Middle East and beyond. The establishment of a 2,000 km transportation link consisting of roads, railways, gas pipelines, and oil will boost the economy, enhance regional integration, and expand transportation and communication infrastructure.

A hawkeye on tiktok usage and its impact on youth

Tasneem Bashir — 2025-02-28

The present investigation offers significant qualitative and quantitative perspectives to enhance the understanding of digital culture research. This study uses a mixed-methods research methodology to investigate how young people in Pakistan feel about TikTok. A questionnaire with both closed-ended and open-ended questions that was intended for Pakistani youth between the ages of 15 and 30 was used to gather data. The data collection involved a sample of 150 participants, with 33.3% identifying as male and 66.6% as female. A wide range of feelings and attitudes were revealed by qualitative analysis, including content analysis, which highlighted the varied significance of TikTok in influencing respondent’s ideas and perspectives.

Spotlight on teacher evaluation practice and suggested corrections

Muhammad Aqeel — 2025-02-28

To evaluate the quality of instruction, quality assurance in universities has adopted teacher evaluation techniques. The main goal is to find out if these assessments are fair or if there are hidden aspects of impression management that affect how teachers are evaluated. This study used a quantitative methodology, collecting data from primary sources (questionnaires) for statistical and inferential analysis. The study involved 100 undergraduate and graduate students from the Islamia University of Bahawalpur through an online survey questionnaire in the form of google form. The study highlights how crucial it is that management take these obscure elements into account when assessing completed assessment forms.

Pros and cons of the internet and role of parents in internet addiction

Muhammad Aqeel — 2025-02-28

Internet addiction among adolescents is an increasingly discussed social issue worldwide. Therefore, it is essential to deepen our understanding of its development to prevent both short- and long-term negative outcomes. The present study aimed to investigate the role of parents in the development of internet addiction in their children. The study sample consisted of 100 young individuals enrolled in colleges and universities, with participants aged between 16 and 28 years. The results of the analysis indicate that parents play a crucial role in determining their children's internet use. There was a strong correlation found between internet addiction and co-parenting behaviors, especially when combined with severe and rejecting parenting approaches. In addition, a powerful predictor of children's internet illnesses was a discordant style of co-parenting together with strictness and overprotection. The association between co-parenting and internet addiction was also influenced by gender.