habbobah :
حبيبتي مشكورة عالموضوع الحلو ياريت لو فيكي تساعديني بدي اعمل بحث عن using computer in teaching language or using computer in teaching لكي خالص الشكرحبيبتي مشكورة عالموضوع الحلو ياريت لو فيكي تساعديني بدي اعمل بحث عن using computer in teaching...
شيختهمـ :
هلا حبيبتي مررررررررة مشكورة على الجهد والتعب اللي تسوينه.. والله يجعله في موازين حسناااتك يا رب.. انا يا قمر بس احتاج منك تجاوبين لي الاسئله اللي تحت.. يعني من رايك وكذا.. بصراحه ما عرفت الاجابات تكون عبارة عن فقرة وحده او اقل عرفتي؟ مو مرة كثير.. ومشكووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووووورة مقدما.. بتعبك معاي :$ What social, cultural, and personal factors are associated with obesity? With eating disorders? What psychological factors? How would obesity, diet and exercise programs fit into VALS lifestyles? What groups are most likely to take advantage of which means of losing weight? How has American business capitalized on obesity and eating disorders? Is this desirable? Americans spend more than $100 billion a year on ways to lose weight, but it doesn't happen. Next year, the same people will probably spend more. People appear not to care if they don't get the product they pay for. What social, cultural, and personal factors explain this? How does it benefit businessهلا حبيبتي مررررررررة مشكورة على الجهد والتعب اللي تسوينه.. والله يجعله في موازين حسناااتك يا...
originally referred solely to Saudi Arabia's infrastructure of proselytization and enforcement of Wahhabist tenets under the Committee for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice. However the phonetic romanization "mutaween" has gained increasing use as a generic term for any religious-policing organization in a Muslim nation. This may range from official state bureaucracies to unabashed terrorist enforcers aligned to powerful local clerics (e.g., the Komité Islamic Revolutionary Guards Corp and more militant Basij and Pasejis all simultaneously exist in Iran).
Recently (2005), "mutaween" has appeared to describe the enforcement of Sharia by autonomous groups within Muslim enclaves located inside secular nations, and has also entered the lexicon of blogosphere slang as a sarcastic pejorative describing politicized, non-Islamic religious groups.
The Mutaween in Saudi Arabia are tasked with enforcing Sharia as defined by the government, specifically by the Committee for the Propagation of Virtue and the Prevention of Vice (CPVPV). The Mutaween of the CPVPV is comprised of "more than 3,500 officers in addition to thousands of volunteers...often accompanied by a police escort." They have the power to arrest unrelated males and females caught socializing, any one engaged in homosexual behavior or prostitution; to enforce Islamic dress-codes, and store closures during the prayer time. They enforce Muslim dietary laws, prohibiting the consumption or sale of alcoholic beverages and pork, and seize banned consumer products and media regarded as un-Islamic (such as CDs/DVDs of various Western musical groups, television shows and film). Additionally, they actively prevent the practice or proselytizing of other religions within Saudi Arabia, where such a thing is banned.
Among the things the Mutaween have been criticized or ridiculed for include, use of flogging to punish violators, banning Valentines Day gifts, arresting priests for saying Mass, and being staffed by "ex-convicts whose only job qualification was that they had memorized the Quran in order to reduce their sentences."
Perhaps the most serious and widely criticized incident attributed to them occurred on March 11, 2002, when they prevented schoolgirls from escaping a burning school in Mecca, because the girls were not wearing headscarves and abayas (black robes). Fifteen girls died and 50 were injured as a result. Widespread public criticism followed, both internationally and within Saudi Arabia itself
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Committee_for_the_Propagation_of_Virtue_and_the_Prevention_of_Vice.