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"Eid Mubarak! 🌟🕌 As the crescent moon glows above, may your home be blessed with happiness, your heart with compassion, and your mind with enlightenment. Wishing you all a joyful Eid filled with bright moments! 🌙❤️📚 #EidMubarak #JoyfulEid #ifmtrading #tradingacademy #Community #FestiveSpirit #HappyEid #EidGreetings"

Eid al-Adha, the Festival of Sacrifice, reminds us of the importance of commitment, generosity, and community. As we celebrate, let’s bring these values into our professional lives, fostering dedication and social responsibility in all we do. #EidAlAdha #EidMubarak #BusinessValues #ZestDigitalMedia #DigitalMarketing

The International Humanity Chamber of Commerce: Promoting Business for Humanity The International Humanity Chamber of Commerce (IHCC) is a non-profit organisation dedicated to promoting business as a force for good in the world. We believe that business can be used to improve lives, fight poverty, and create a more just and equitable society. The IHCC works to expand commerce, industrialization, innovation, and development to better people's lives. We do this by providing a platform for businesses to connect, collaborate, and share resources. We also offer training and support to help businesses grow and succeed. The IHCC is committed to promoting equal opportunity and sustainable development. We believe that everyone deserves the opportunity to participate in the benefits of economic growth. We also believe that businesses have a responsibility to operate in a sustainable way that protects the environment and respects human rights. If you are a business that is committed to making a difference in the world, then the IHCC is the place for you. Join us today and help us build a better future for all. Call to action: Learn more about the IHCC and how you can get involved at www.ihcc.org. #businessforgood #humanity #socialimpact #sustainabledevelopment #equalopportunity #pacifictrade #cessb International Humanity Chamber of Commerce Dr. Waheed Musah Fairmont Royal Group of Companies (SMC-PVT) Ltd United Nations UNHCR, the UN Refugee Agency UN Women

Ramzan Mubarak. Lead with empathy and practice flexibility this month. Ramadan is the holiest of months for the Muslim community. People who are observing Ramadan (and fasting) typically wake up at dawn to prepare and have some food and start the fast (no food or liquids - yes, even water) until the fast ends at dusk. Here are some tips to support our Muslim colleagues at work: - accommodate requests for flexibility during this time (i.e., starting work early and leaving early) - schedule meetings in the morning/early afternoons (when energy levels may be higher) - avoid terms like “Lunch & Learn/Coffee chat” when scheduling meetings; try not to schedule training/meetings during lunch hours when lunch is expected (and provided), especially mandatory ones - if you have private wellness/quiet/prayer rooms, encourage those who are observing to use them - accommodate requests for time off during the last 10 days of Ramadan (these are considered the most sacred of the month) - not all Muslims fast during the whole month (for various reasons); if you see someone eating one day and fasting another, don't ask for an explanation - Muslims have diverse traditions and practices, not everyone practices the same way -the month concludes with the celebration of Eid. The Islamic calendar is lunar, and we won’t know the exact date of Eid (as it depends on the sighting of the new moon), so people may request time off at relatively short notice - please be aware of this and stay flexible. Send your Muslim colleague/friend/client your wishes by either saying “Ramadan Mubarak” or “Ramadan Kareem.” It’s shows you are seeing them and that you understand the significance of the month for them.

Eid ul-Fitr, the festival marking the end of Ramadan, holds profound significance beyond its religious context. It serves as a time for reflection, gratitude, and community. Beyond its religious significance, Eid ul-Fitr 🌙 fosters social cohesion by bringing people together, transcending differences of culture, nationality, and socioeconomic status. It promotes empathy and solidarity as individuals come together to share meals, exchange gifts, and extend acts of kindness to those in need. Moreover, it reinforces the values of discipline and self-restraint cultivated during the month of Ramadan, encouraging individuals to carry these virtues forward in their daily lives. #EidMubarak #Ramadan #CommunityUnity In extending blessings for professional growth and success in life, may this Eid bring you opportunities for advancement and achievement in your career endeavors. ✨ May your dedication and hard work be recognized, leading to greater accomplishments and fulfillment. ✨ May you continue to strive for excellence, leveraging your skills and talents to make meaningful contributions to your field and society at large. And as you progress professionally, may you find balance and satisfaction, nurturing your personal well-being and fostering harmonious relationships in both your professional and personal spheres. Eid Mubarak! 😇 #ProfessionalGrowth #Success #WorkLifeBalance

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Pashtunwali is the traditional lifestyle and code of conduct followed by the Pashtun people, who primarily inhabit the region of Afghanistan and Pakistan. It encompasses various principles and values that govern Pashtun society and is deeply ingrained in their cultural identity. Here are some key aspects of Pashtunwali: 1. **Hospitality (Melmastia):** Pashtuns place great emphasis on hospitality and generosity towards guests. Welcoming and honoring guests is considered a sacred duty, and guests are treated with utmost respect and care. 2. **Revenge (Badal):** Revenge, or badal, is an important aspect of Pashtunwali. Pashtuns believe in avenging wrongs committed against themselves or their families to restore honor and dignity. This principle often leads to cycles of revenge and feuds between families or tribes. 3. **Justice (Nanawatai):** Nanawatai refers to seeking refuge or asylum. Pashtuns believe in offering protection and sanctuary to those who seek it, regardless of their background or circumstances. 4. **Bravery (Turah):** Pashtun culture values bravery and courage in the face of adversity. Warriors who exhibit valor and bravery are highly esteemed within Pashtun society. 5. **Hospitality (Melmastia):** Pashtuns place great emphasis on hospitality and generosity towards guests. Welcoming and honoring guests is considered a sacred duty, and guests are treated with utmost respect and care. 6. **Honor (Nang):** Honor, or nang, is central to Pashtunwali. Pashtuns strive to uphold their honor and reputation through their actions and decisions. Any perceived affront to one's honor must be addressed to maintain social standing. 7. **Forgiveness (Khega):** While revenge is a key aspect of Pashtunwali, forgiveness, or khega, is also valued. Pashtuns believe in the importance of reconciliation and forgiveness to resolve conflicts and restore peace within the community. Pashtunwali serves as a guide for personal and communal conduct among Pashtuns and has played a significant role in shaping their social, political, and tribal dynamics for centuries. 1. #PashtunCulture 2. #PashtunTraditions 3. #PashtunIdentity 4. #PashtunValues 5. #PashtunHeritage 6. #PashtunWayofLife 7. #PashtunEthics 8. #PashtunCommunity 9. #PashtunHistory 10. #PashtunPride .

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