The study investigates the literary form of the Holy book—The Qur‘an. The book is explaining the principles of Islam— a religion of Muslim Umah. In the era and since the Prophet Muhammad‘s time, it was questioned that it is a book written by a poet. It has been under the keen study to know the language used in the Holy Qur‘an. The study explains the language of the Holy Qur‘an. The Qur‘an is not prose and that it is not verse either. It is rather Qur‘an, and it cannot be called by any other name. The Holy Quran is the reference book for more than 1.6 billion of Muslims all around the world. Extracting information and knowledge from the Holy Quran is of high benefit for both specialized people in Islamic studies as well as none specialized people. The word Qur‘an has never been used for any other book since long in the history of the universe. It has its unique form[1]. This study helps to introduce the reader to the language of the Holy Qur‘an.

African literature projects deeply embedded and enduring patterns of thoughts alongside the feelings and behavior of the society from which it is drawn. In so doing, it recounts the struggles and challenges of the communities for which it is written. The Nigerian writer as an African, probes and responds to the yearning of his nation. This paper is set to focus on the northern Nigerian woman/writer because, the African woman both as a writer and character in the society is surrounded by societal issues that affects her directly or indirectly. As such, the writer is faced with the task of voicing out these issues, projecting female characters that bear the burden of womanhood and the effect of this burden, using the two northern Nigeria writers in the texts, The Hound and Habiba in examining the societal burden placed on the northern woman and the effect of this burden on her and the nation. An effect that turns out to instill a negative personality and perception in these characters as the struggle for self- actualization and the challenges of being women or are destroyed by these impediments.

Nation-building is investigated in this study, via a linguistic instrument: the Pragma-crafting Theory. I contend that the Theory explainshow languagedirects education, peace, security, politics and other societal phenomena to evolve meaningful and sustainable development in Nigeria. Thus, the linguist is portrayed as a reformer of society. Recently published inAmerican Research Journal of English and Literature, the Pragma-crafting Theory is evidently one of the latest, emergent, linguistic theories for the analysis of discourse. It depicts language use, comprehension and function as conscious, systematic and people-driven phenomena. Insights from research in pragmatics, sociolinguistics, discourse analysis and semiotics inform the Theory. EVENT and TEXT are basic notions which anchor a wide range of concepts in the Pragma-crafting Theory. EVENT consists of interactive and non-interactive participants while TEXT consists of setting, theme and p-crafting features. Therefore, the Theory is particularly an extension of Mey. The findings of this paper are thought-provoking: communication acts (speech acts)and communication features such as indexicals (INDXL), shared macro-knowledge (SMK), shared contextual knowledge (SCK), shared knowledge of emergent context (SKEC), contextual presupposition (CP), geoimplicature (GI),behaviouralimplicature (BI), pragmadeviant (PD), object referred (OR), operative language (OL) and other discourse components are used by encoders (ENCs) of verbal elements (VEs) and non-verbal elements (NVEs) as critical instruments in effective policy-making, national mobilization, national cohesion and national progress.

„Cyber‟ is an important name in the field of Computer Science, Information Science, Legal studies, Business and Commercial Studies and others. Cyber Law and Crime is a kind of interdisciplinary subject incorporated with IT, Computing and legal Studies. In general sense, cyber law is a kind of law and legal aspects which is mainly deals with cyber space and cyber world. In simply manner, cyber space is includes computers, networks, softwares, data storage devices (like- pen drive, hard disk, USB and others), internet, website, mobile phones and others. Though, the emerging arena of cyber law also fall under the category of ATM and similar devices, due to matching nature of such devices with conventional cyber weapon. This paper is talks about cyber crime , law and its various dimension and specially mention about E Crime and its nature and type with special reference to remedial from such kind of offence.

As we are well aware that the present day world of work based on modern technological advancement is making a rapid headway especially in textiles industries and it is keeping someone to experience growth and development and others at the cross road in the world of work. Hence, the present study was aimed at studying organizational identification in relation to organizational change with particular reference to Muslim Youth workers who are attached with textiles industries in India. For the present inquiry 300 hundred weavers comprising female weavers (n=150) and male weavers (n=150) were selected randomly from different textiles industries of Gorakhpur, Mau, Mubarakpur and Varanasi. Data were collected through questionnaire schedules. Having collected data, the data were tabulated according to norms for giving statistical treatment. Results obtained have shown significance of difference between male and female weavers in terms of their organizational identifications towards their perceived organizational change, although, both the group of weavers (male and female) indicated favorable inclination to organizational identification and organizational change as well. The discrepancies of results obtained have been discussed in detail by giving appropriate probable reasons.

Abstract: This study investigated correlational teamwork among Secondary Schools in Musoma Municipality using case study approach. A sample of 10 Secondary schools was randomly selected and 164 teachers, non-teaching staff and school leaders participated in the study by filling the questionnaire. Validity was established through expert judgment and reliability test yielded Cronbach’s alpha of .863 for teamwork, .885 for morale of work, .866 for leadership and .875 for communication. Descriptive Statistics, ANOVA and Pearson product moment correlational coefficient were employed to analyse research questions. General mean score of school stakeholders in all aspects of teamwork was between 2.50 and 3.49, meaning they agreed that there is tem work in their schools. Statistics yielded a significant difference in perception of school leaders, teachers and non-teaching staff on teamwork, school leaders having significantly higher mean scores than teachers. Results also revealed a positive and strong relationship between teamwork and morale of work and leadership. Moderate and positive relationship was also found between teamwork and communication. Following these findings, it is recommended that schools under investigation need to enhance good leadership and strive to increase morale of work among school stakeholders in order to increase teamwork spirit.