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الحمد لله والصلاة والسلام على رسول الله وعلى آله وصحبه أما بعد: فلا شك أن التمسك بالدين والخلق هو المعيار الأساسي لاختيار الزوج لما ثبت عن النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم: إذا خطب إليكم من ترضون دينه وخلقه فزوجوه . رواه الترمذي. ولكنك أيتها الأخت السائلة أخطـأت خطأً بالغاً بإقامة علاقة حب مع هذا الشاب ترتبت عليها لقاءات ومحادثات غرامية ونظرات ... إلخ. وكل هذا لا يحل للمرأة المسلمة مع رجل أجنبي عنها، فالله تعالى يقول: وَقُلْ لِلْمُؤْمِنَاتِ يَغْضُضْنَ مِنْ أَبْصَارِهِنَّ وَيَحْفَظْنَ فُرُوجَهُنّ [النور:31]. وقال تعالى: فَلا تَخْضَعْنَ بِالْقَوْلِ فَيَطْمَعَ الَّذِي فِي قَلْبِهِ مَرَضٌ [الأحزاب:32]. وقال النبي صلى الله عليه وسلم: لا يخلونّ رجل بامرأة إلا ومعها ذو محرم. متفق عليه. وقال صلى الله عليه وسلم:لا يخلونّ رجل بامرأة إلا كان ثالثهما الشيطان . رواه الترمذي وهو صحيح. بالإضافة إلى حرمة هذه العلاقة شرعاً، أثبتت الدراسات أن أغلب حالات الزواج التي جاءت عن طريق علاقة حب قبل الزواج فشلت وما لبثت بعد الزواج أن انفصمت عراها وتقطعت أوصالها، فالواجب عليك أن تقطعي علاقتك بهذا الشاب فإنه لا تحل لك مواصلة الاجتماع به، ولا الحديث إليه في مثل هذه المواضيع، وهو إن كان صادقاً فليتقدم لخطبتك من أهلك ولينه تلك العلاقة بالزواج ولا يتمادى في الباطل. والله أعلم.

السلام عليكم ورحمة الله وبركاته أود أن استشير في موضوع علاقتي أثناء الدراسة بشاب في نفس المعهد، أعجبت بأخلاقه وقد تعارفنا وتواعدنا على الزواج على أساس اختياره له لتواضعه وصدقه وأمانته مع زملائه خلال فترة الدراسة واهتمامه بأمور دينه، المهم أنه وعدني بالزواج وهو ما زال طالبا ولا يشتغل مرتَّ سنة ونصف تقريبا وبدأ يشتغل وطوال هذه الفترة لا أهلي ولا أهله يعلمون بموضوع ارتباطنا بعدها صرحنا لأهلي وها هو الآن يملك سكنا ونخطط للزواج في هذه السنة بتوفيق من الله سبحانه وتعالى أود أن أعرف إذا كان هذا الطريق صحيحاً في اختياري له أو أنه طريق فاسد، مع العلم بأنا كنا نتحدث على عواطفنا المشتركة ولكن بعد فترة بقي الاتصال لمجرد الاستفسار عن الأهل والأحوال وتبنا إلى الله أفيدوني أفادكم الله؟

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The cockroach or Bint Wardan is an insect from the order of cockroaches that also contains termites. There are about 4,600 species of cockroach, of which only 30 species feed on human food and only 4 species are known to be pests. The cockroach spreads all over the world and is one of the insects that can adapt to different types of climates, whether in the hot tropics or the cold polar regions, the tropical species are the largest in size than their counterparts. Cockroaches are an ancient group, dating back at least to the Carboniferous period, about 320 million years ago. However, these early ancestors lacked the internal enclosures of modern cockroaches. Cockroaches are more or less generalized insects without special adaptations such as the sucking mouthparts of aphids and other hemiptera insects. They have chewing mouthparts and are probably among the most primitive of living neopterans. Some species, such as the communal German cockroach, have a complex social structure that includes shared shelter, social dependence, information transfer, and kin recognition. Cockroaches have appeared in human culture since classical antiquity. They are viewed as filthy pests, although the majority of species are harmless and live in a wide range of habitats around the world Classification and evolution Cockroach 40 to 50 million years old in Baltic amber (Eocene) Cockroaches are in the class of cockroaches, which also includes termites, a group of insects that were previously thought to be separate from cockroaches. Currently, 4,600 species and more than 460 genera have been described worldwide. The name "cockroach" comes from the Spanish word for cockroach, cucaracha, which in 1620 transformed from the po[CENSORED]r English etymology into "cock" and "roach". The scientific name is derived from the Latin blatta, "light-shunting insect", which in Classical Latin was applied not only to cockroaches, but also to praying mantises. Historically, the name Blattaria was used alongside Blattodea, but the first name has been used to refer to "true" cockroaches exclusively, while the latter name also includes termites. The current catalog of world cockroach species uses the family name Blattodea generically. Another name, Cockroach Lepidoptera, is sometimes used for the cockroach's extinct relatives. The oldest fossil cockroach-like ("blattopterans" or "Roachids") date to the Carboniferous period 320 million years ago, as do fossil roachoid nymphs. Since the 19th century, scientists have believed that cockroaches were an ancient group of insects with Devonian origin, according to one hypothesis. The fossil cockroach that lived during that period differs from modern cockroaches in that they have a long external ovipositor and are the ancestors of praying mantises, as well as modern cockroaches. Because the body, hind wings, and mouth parts are not repeatedly preserved in fossils, the relationship of these cockroaches to modern cockroaches remains in dispute. The first fossils of modern cockroaches with internal emulsions appeared in the early Cretaceous period. A recent analysis of evolution indicates that cockroaches arose at least in the Jurassic period. Stem group cockroaches of the common Mesozoic include the Platodia and Mesoplatinida. Termites were previously seen as a separate species from termite cockroaches. However, recent genetic evidence strongly suggests that they evolved directly from "true" cockroaches, and several authors now classify them as a "species" of the Platoidea. This evidence supported a hypothesis proposed in 1934 that termites are closely related to wood-eating cockroaches (genus Cryptocrex). This hypothesis was originally based on the similarity between the symbiotic gut flagella of termites seen as living fossils and wood-eating cockroaches. Additional evidence emerged when F.A. McCartnick (1965) noted similar morphological characteristics between some termites and cockroach nymphs. The similarities between these cockroaches and termites have led some scientists to classify termites as a subclass within the order Platodea. Other scholars have taken a more conservative approach, proposing to retain the termite as a terrestrial species. Such a measure preserves the classification of termites at the family level and below. Describe Most cockroaches are about the size of your thumb, but many species are larger. The heaviest cockroach in the world is the Australian giant burrowing cockroach, which can reach 9 cm (3.5 in) in length and weigh over 30 g (1 oz). The Central American giant cockroach is similar in size to Blaberus giganteus. The longest species of cockroach is Megaloblatta longipennis which can reach 97 millimeters (3.8 in) in length and 45 millimeters (1.8 in) wide. The species is found in Central and South America with the largest wingspan of 185 millimeters (7.3 in). American cockroach head Cockroaches are generalized insects, with few special adaptations, and may be among the most primitive of living Nupterian insects. It has a relatively small head and broad, flattened body, and most species are reddish-brown to dark brown. They have large compound eyes and long antennae. The mouth parts are located on the underside of the head and include the generalized mandibles for chewing, salivary glands, anThe body is divided into a three-part thorax and a ten-part abdomen. The outer surface has a hard exoskeleton that contains calcium carbonate, protects the internal organs, and provides attachment to the muscles. It is covered with wax to repel water. The wings are attached to the second and third thoracic segments. The first pair of wings, rigid and protective, rests like a shield on top of the membranous hind wings, which are used in flight. All four wings have branching longitudinal veins and multiple cross veins d various touch and taste receptors. The three pairs of legs are sturdy, and each has large corns and five claws. It is attached to each of the three thoracic segments. The forelegs are the shortest and the hind legs the longest, providing the insect's main driving force. The spines on the legs were considered sensory earlier, but observations of the insect's sand gait and wire webs have shown that they aid locomotion over difficult terrain. The structures were used as inspiration for the robotic legs. The abdomen has ten segments, each with a pair of openings for breathing. The tenth segment bears a pair of anal horn, a pair of anal styles, the anus and the external genitalia. Males secrete sperm during sexual intercourse, and females store sperm and ovum through them. distribution and housing Cockroaches are abundant all over the world and live in a wide range of environments, especially in the tropics and subtropics. Roaches can tolerate extremely low temperatures, which allows them to live in the Arctic. Some types are able to withstand temperatures up to −122 °C (−188 °F) by manufacturing glycerin-based antifreeze. In North America, 50 species are divided into five families across the continent. 450 species are found in Australia. Only about four widespread species are considered pests. Cockroaches occupy a wide range of habitats. Many live in the leaf litter, among the rotting stems of plants, in rotting wood, in holes in logs, in cavities under bark, under piles of logs and among debris. Some live in arid regions and have evolved mechanisms to survive without access to water sources. Others are aquatic, live near the surface of water bodies, including bromeliads, and dive in search of food. Most of these breathe by piercing the surface of the water with the tip of the abdomen, which acts like a snorer, but some carry a bubble of air under their breast shield when they submerge. Others live in the forest canopy where they may be one of the main species of extant invertebrates. Here they may hide during the day in crevices, among dead leaves, in the nests of birds and insects or among epiphytes, emerging at night to feed. Behavior Cockroaches are social insects. A large number of species are either gregarious or aggregate, and a slightly smaller number display parental care. It used to be thought that cockroaches group because they react to environmental cues, but pheromones are now thought to be involved in these behaviors. Some species excrete these in their faeces with the presence of microbial symbionts in the gut, while others use glands located in the mandibles. The pheromones produced by the epidermis may enable cockroaches to distinguish between different groups of cockroaches by smell. The behaviors involved have only been studied in a few species, but German cockroaches leave fecal tracks with an odor hue. Other cockroaches follow such trails to discover sources of food and water, and other cockroaches' hiding places. Thus, cockroaches have emergent behavior, where group or swarm behavior arises from a simple set of individual interactions. Circadian rhythms can also be regulated by a complex set of hormonal controls of which only a small subset is understood. In 2005, the role of one of these proteins, dye dispersion factor (PDF), was isolated and found to be a major mediator of the cockroach's circadian rhythms. Pest species easily adapt to a variety of environments, but prefer warm indoor conditions. Many tropical species prefer warmer environments. Cockroaches are mainly nocturnal and will flee when exposed to light. The exception to this is the Asian cockroach, which flies mostly at night but is attracted to brightly lit surfaces and muted colours. Collective decision making Group crickets show collective decision making when selecting food sources. When enough individuals ("quorum") take advantage of a food source, this signals to new arrivals that they should stay there longer rather than depart elsewhere. Other mathematical models have been developed to explain the dynamics of clustering and specific recognition. Cooperation and competition are balanced in group decision making behaviour. It appears that cockroaches only use two pieces of information to decide where to go, namely how dark it is and how many other cockroaches there are. A study used specially scented cockroach-sized robots that looked real to cockroaches to demonstrate that once enough insects were in place to form a critical mass, the cockroaches accepted the collective decision about where to hide, even if this was unusual. lit place. Source:https://ar.wikipedia.org/wiki/صرصور

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