مراحل الموت فى القبر, Exclusive: Cisco, Google, SAP discussing BlackBerry bids - sources

کراچی الرٹ: 2 اکتوبر 2013 بروز بدھ کو سہراب گوٹھ کے علاقے احسین آباد میں امریکی نواز دیوبندی طالبان کے دہشتگردوں نے پاکستان ٹیلی ویژن کے پروڈیوسر انور احسین ولد امیر حسین کو فرقے کی بنیاد پر شیعہ ہونے کی وجہ سے ذبح کر کے شہید کردیا. شہید کی نماز جنازہ بروز بدھ کو انچولی امام بارگاہ میں ادا کی گٰئ مراحل الموت فى القبر من أول ليلة إلى 25 سنة - في أول ليلة : في القبر يبدأ التعفن على مستوى البطن والفرج ..سبحان الله، البطن والفرج أهم شيئين، صارع بني آدم، وحافظ عليهما في الدنيا، فالحاجتين اللذان خسر الشخص الله عز وجل بسببهما، سيتعفنا في أول يوم في القبر . بعد ذلك يبدأ الجسم يأخذ لون أخضر، فبعد ذلك سيأخذ الجسم لون واحد فقط. - ثاني يوم : في القبر تبدأ الأعضاء تتعفن، الطحال، والكبد، والرئة، والأمعاء. - ثالث يوم : في القبر تبدأ تلك الأعضاء تصدر روائح كريهة. بعد أسبوع يبدأ ظهور إنتفاخ على مستوى الوجه : أي العينين واللسان والخدود. - بعد عشرة أيام : سيطرأ نفس الشيء، أي إنتفاخ، لكن هذه المرة على مستوى الأعضاء : البطن والمعدة والطحال... - بعد أسبوعين : سيبدأ تساقط على مستوى الشعر. - بعد 15 يوم : يبدأ الذباب الأزرق يشم الرائحة على بعد 5 كيلو متر ويبدأ الدود يغطي الجسم كله. - بعد ستة شهور : لن تجد شيء، سوى هيكل عظمي فقط. - بعد 25 سنة : سيتحول هذا الهيكل إلى بذرة وداخل هذا ��� البذرة ستجد عظم صغير ويسمى (عجب الذنب) هذا العظم هو الذي سنبعث من خلاله يوم القيامة. هذا هو الجسم الذي طالما حافظنا عليه .. هذا هو الجسم الذي عصينا الله عز وجل من أجله. القبر ينادي 5 مرات يقول أنا بيت الوحدة: فأجعل قراءة القرآن لك مؤنسآ أنا بيت الظلمة: فنورني بصلاة الليل أنا بيت التراب: فأجعل فراشك العمل الصالح أنا بيت الأفاعي: فأحمل الترياق، وهو بسم الله أنا بيت منكر ونكير: فأكثر قول الشهادتين إنشرها، قد تكون سبب دخولي ودخولك الجنة لا تبخل نفسک من الأجر ملاحظة : إذا كان نشرها سيرهقك، فلا تنشرها فلن تستحق أخذ ثوابها، لأن ثوابها عظيم. تذكير !!!! ============= Exclusive: Cisco, Google, SAP discussing BlackBerry bids - sources Fri, Oct 04 21:35 PM EDT By Nadia Damouni, Soyoung Kim and Nicola Leske NEW YORK/SAN FRANCISCO (Reuters) - BlackBerry Ltd, on the block as its smartphone business struggles, is in talks with Cisco Systems, Google Inc and SAP about selling them all or parts of itself, several sources close to the matter said. Such a deal would be an alternative to the preliminary agreement reached weeks ago with a group, led by BlackBerry's biggest shareholder, Fairfax Financial Holdings, to take the company private for about $4.7 billion, a bid which has faced some skepticism because of financing questions. The company, based in Waterloo, Ontario, has asked for preliminary expressions of interest from potential strategic buyers, which also include Intel Corp and Asian companies LG and Samsung, by early next week. It is unclear which parties will bid, if any. But the potential technology buyers have been especially interested in BlackBerry's secure server network and patent portfolio, although doubts about the assets' value remain an issue, the sources said. Google, Intel, Cisco, LG and SAP declined to comment. Samsung was not immediately available for comment. Possible bidders are proceeding with caution given the uncertainty around BlackBerry, which last month reported a quarterly loss of nearly $1 billion after taking a writedown on unsold Z10 phones. The value of BlackBerry's patent portfolio and licensing agreements is likely to halve in the next 18 months, a company filing from this week shows, potentially limiting its attractiveness. According to analysts, BlackBerry's assets include a shrinking yet well-regarded services business that powers its security-focused messaging system, worth $3 billion to $4.5 billion; a collection of patents that could be worth $2 billion to $3 billion; and $3.1 billion in cash and investments. Adding to the company's woes, it's likely to burn through almost $2 billion of its cash pile in the next year and a half, Bernstein analyst Pierre Ferragu wrote on Thursday after studying the filing. Private equity firms that have showed interest in BlackBerry - which also include Cerberus Capital Management - have asked the company and its advisers to provide additional financial details about its various business segments, two of the sources said. That process could take another few weeks, as BlackBerry focuses on taking bids from industry peers, the sources said. In August, the company said it was weighing its options, which could include an outright sale, after Reuters first reported BlackBerry's board was warming up to the possibility of going private. At that time, it formed a five-member special committee chaired by board director Timothy Dattels. Other members include Chairman Barbara Stymiest, Chief Executive Thorsten Heins, Richard Lynch and Bert Nordberg. A spokesman for BlackBerry said in an emailed statement to Reuters: "The special committee, with the assistance of BlackBerry's independent financial and legal advisors, is conducting a robust and thorough review of strategic alternatives." He declined to provide further comment. JPMorgan Chase & Co and RBC Capital Markets are advising BlackBerry. The board is being advised by Perella Weinberg Partners, the sources said. Skadden, Arps, Slate, Meagher & Flom LLP and Torys LLP are providing legal advice. (Additional reporting by Alastair Sharp in Toronto and Alexei Oreskovic, Poornima Gupta and Noel Randewich in San Francisco; Editing by Christian Plumb and Prudence Crowther)

Google, AT&T and Twitter executives visit Iraq

WASHINGTON (Reuters) -

Executives from Google Inc, AT&T Inc, Twitter and other high tech companies are visiting Iraq this week to explore how technology may help fight corruption and build a more accountable society, the U.S. State Department said on Monday.

The department, which helped arrange the April 19-23 trip, said the executives would offer ideas on how new technologies could help foster transparency, strengthen civil society and generally empower people and local groups by providing the tools for network building.

"As Iraqis think about how to integrate new technology as a tool for smart power, we view this as an opportunity to invite the American technology industry to be part of this creative genesis," said State Department spokesman Robert Wood.

Other companies represented on the trip are Howcast, a website that offers how-to videos; Meetup, a website that helps people organize, or join, local communities; the video-sharing You Tube website; Automattic/Wordpress, which makes blogging software; and Blue State Digital, which provides tools for online fundraising, advocacy and social networking.

That the high-tech executives agreed to go on the trip in part reflects the improvement in the Iraqi security situation since former U.S. President George W. Bush's 2007 decision to send additional U.S. troops to Iraq to quell its civil strife.

While violence has fallen sharply across most of the country, which the United States invaded in March 2003 to topple former dictator Saddam Hussein, there has been a spate of suicide bombings over the last month, including one on Monday that killed four policemen in northeastern Iraq.

(Writing and reporting by Arshad Mohammed; Editing by Bill Trott)