Essay: Importance of English Language

English language is considered as the most popular language in the world. It is spoken by billions of people from different countries and cultures. The importance of the English language cannot be overstated, as it has become the language of technology, business, education, and diplomacy. In this essay, I will discuss the significance of the English language in today’s world.

Firstly, English has become the primary language of international communication. It is used as a lingua franca by people from different countries who do not share a common language. Countries like India, which have a diverse population and hundreds of languages, use English as a medium of communication between different states and cultures. Businesspeople, scientists, and politicians from different countries also communicate using English, making it the language of choice in international organizations such as the United Nations.

Secondly, proficiency in English language is essential for academic success. English is the primary language used in higher education, scientific research, and academic publishing. Students who are fluent in English are better equipped to communicate with professors and peers from different countries, and also are able to access a wide range of resources such as books, journals, and research papers. With the increasing use of the internet, most of the websites, articles, and research materials are in English, making it a prerequisite for staying informed and competitive in the field of academics.

Thirdly, English is the language of technology. With advances in science and technology, English has become crucial in communicating technical information. The internet, software applications, and other technological advancements have transformed the way people across the globe communicate, learn and work. Without a good command of the English language, it's impossible to navigate the digital world and stay informed about new developments in technology.

Lastly, proficiency in the English language opens up numerous job opportunities globally. Companies based in English speaking countries are more likely to hire people who are fluent in the language. The knowledge of English in a global job market is considered a valuable asset. People who are proficient in English have job opportunities in fields such as education, journalism, tourism, international relations, finance, and technology.

In conclusion, the English language is crucial in today’s world. From international communication to scientific research, education, and job opportunities, the necessity of English cannot be underestimated. Therefore, it is essential to learn and master English language as it is the tool for personal growth, professional development, and global communication.

The New Born Baby

 In Europe, the first ultrasound is done after four months and if anyone wants to know, the sex of the baby is revealed.

 At the time of delivery, the husband is with the woman and there are one or two nurses in the room. No medication is given, the woman screams in pain but the nurse tells her to be patient and 99% of deliveries are normal. Neither medicine is given before nor after delivery. No vaccination is given.

 A woman is encouraged that her husband is standing next to her and holding her hand. After delivery, the baby's navel is cut by the husband with scissors and the baby is attached directly to the woman's body without clothes so that the baby can maintain temperature. The baby is told to breastfeed only and neither the mother nor the baby is given any medication except for an immunization that the baby receives immediately after birth. Everything is free from day 1 to delivery and child support payments start immediately after delivery.

 In Pakistan the lady doctor comes for delivery and asks the lady's family beforehand that it is your daughter's first pregnancy, her case looks very bad, there is a risk of miscarriage, she will have to deliver by operation. 99% of doctors try to convert normal delivery to operative delivery.

 Before and after delivery, medicines are given according to kilograms. At the time of delivery, the husband, far from it, the woman's mother or sister are not allowed to go inside and God knows what the doctor and nurse are doing inside. .

 A normal delivery costs 20,000 and a surgical delivery costs 90,000. If the doctor has a bad mind, come to normal. After all, it also has expenses. The children have to go to a good school. They have to buy a new car. What does Islam say, what is humanity? The health sector of Pakistan has become one of the biggest mafias of Pakistan, where patients, humanity, religion, ethics, not just business.

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Congratulations to every woman that she was born

 Women's awards

  The first to stand up bravely to Pharaoh, who claimed to be the greatest tyrant.  She was not a man but a woman.

                (Hazrat Asiya)

  The first to settle Mecca and Kaaba.  She was not a man but a woman.

            (Hazrat Hajra Khatun)

  The first person to drink the most blessed Zamzam on earth was not a man but a woman.

            (Hazrat Hajra Khatun)

  The first person to believe in our Prophet Muhammad Mustafa was not a man but a woman.

       (Hazrat Khadija Al-Kubra)

   The first person whose blood was shed in the way of Islam and who was martyred was not a man but a woman.

             (Hazrat Samia)

   The first person who gave his wealth in the way of Islam was not a man but a woman.

       (Hazrat Khadija Al-Kubra)

   The Qur'an states that the one whose problem Allah heard over the seven heavens was not a man but a woman.  (Surah Al-Mujadilah, verse 1)

        (Hazrat Khulat, may Allah be pleased with him)

    The first person to perform Safa and Marwah was not a man but a woman.  Now every year millions of pilgrims are required to perform the deed performed by a woman otherwise their Hajj will not be accepted.

            (Hazrat Hajra Khatun)

    The first person to enter Jerusalem, despite opposition, was not a man but a woman.

                (Hazrat * Maryam *)

    The one who shook Qasr Yazidi was not a man but a woman.

             (Hazrat Zainab bint Ali, may Allah be pleased with her.

Why is chicken so cheap? How did all this happen?

There are currently 23 billion chickens in the world. Tens of times more than any other bird. This is not an old thing when it was only the food of the rich.

 From proverbs like "homemade chicken lentils" to chicken eating in literature and culture was considered a symbol of empire.

The meat of this bird was more expensive than goat, sheep or cow. In recent decades, its value has fallen sharply compared to other proteins, and it is now accessible to the average consumer around the world and is no longer just food for special occasions. How did all this happen?

As human needs increase, so does the size of the chicken. This evolutionary difference between the size of the 1957 Selective Bread Chicken and the size of the 2005 Chicken is man-made.

 There are about 8 billion people living in this world. The most meat that people like to eat to meet their nutritional needs is broiler chicken.

The three chickens in this picture were fed the same diet and their picture was taken at the same age when they were being studied within these different years. You can clearly see the size difference inside these three pictures. Behind this rapidly evolving evolutionary journey of this broiler hen is none other than a human being who in just 60 years has transformed it into a super-sized chicken that the poor man now seems unable to walk.

The changing technique of chicken farming is one of the major reasons for this. The hen was domesticated by man eight thousand years ago. It was the first wild bird of Southeast Asia.

The first attempt to develop a super-generation began in the 1940s. In the United States in 1948, a competition called "Chicken of the Future" was held, after which this bird changed forever.

Superbread needed a bird that could grow fast and turn its diet into protein more efficiently. That's the decent thing to do, and it should end there.

The success of this competition proved that a bird with better meat characteristics could be created.

Today's broiler chicken, which is raised only for meat, is the result. It is a very fast growing bird and can only survive due to the support of human technology.

 The modern chicken farm is a completely closed system. It has artificial light, it has artificial temperature. Technology controls almost every step of their lives.

In the last fifty years, the chicken has changed so much that its average weight has quadrupled. (If you went to the chicken market in the 1970s, a bird weighing one kilogram was considered heavy).

 Depending on the capacity of a farm, a few thousand chickens are admitted at a time. The day is calculated. Between the 34th and 39th day, they are ready to be sent to the altar.

The area is then cleaned for the next seven to ten days and prepared for the next shipment.

A poultry farm produces eight consignments at a time. It takes very little manpower to run a good farm. This is efficiency, which is passed on to the consumer at a lower cost.

Its steady and rapidly growing consumption is proof that we love its meat. Behind any kind of meat is the attempt to prepare animal meat for human consumption at the lowest cost.

 The success of poultry farming is to get the chickens in this condition within 39 days.

In comparison, a hen could live up to ten years. It is an amazing and fast journey.

Artificial breeding has a price of its own on a global scale. If these chickens stay longer than their planned life, it becomes difficult to survive. Their bodies can't withstand the load of growing faster than a certain limit and the increasing weight puts pressure on their internal organs.

 Also, relying on very small gene pools is another concern. In one farm, chickens have the same genetics and the same diet. Therefore, they do not have any immunity against diseases.

If one bird is affected, all birds will be affected. Therefore, they are kept in a completely closed and controlled system.

There are two more types of poultry farming. Free range chicken, in which the chickens have some freedom to run, and organic chicken in which they are not fed synthetic food.

 Free range chickens have a minimum lifespan of 56 days, organic chickens have a lifespan of 81 days, while ordinary poultry farm intense reared hens have a lifespan of 35 to 40 days. There are 17 chickens per square meter in Intensive Rearing, 12 in Free Range and 10 in Organic.

All this has an effect on its value. And of great importance to the consumer is the price, which is why the demand for organic or free range is so low. About 95% of the chickens used in the world are now intensive rearing.

Frost goes only to those who have a market and those who sell. Selling is what is cheap and cheap is what is efficient. No other animal does this better than converting food into protein than broiler chicken on a poultry farm.

 That is why there are now billions in the world. As a result, the race to make them more efficient and cheaper will continue.