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Hi, everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook crispy KFC-style fried chicken hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients for Chicken Drumsticks Marinade: Chicken drumsticks - 6-8 Salt - 1 & 1/2 tbs Black pepper - 1 & 1/2 tbs Onion - 1 medium size Water - 1 glass Ingredients for Chicken Drumsticks Coating: Cooking oil - 400g for deep fry All-purpose flour (maida) - 100g Fry chicken powder - 2 tbs Cornstarch - 1 cup Garlic powder - 1 tbs Baking powder - 1 tbs Red chili powder - 1 tbs Salt - 1 tbs Black pepper - 1 tbs Egg - 1 Water - 50g #kfcfriedchicken #friedchicken

Chicken karahi is everyone's favorite dish in Pakistan and all over the world. Here at Cooking with Shayna u will learn how to cook restaurant-style spicy chicken karahi. Spicy Chicken Karahi Ingredients: Chicken - 800g Oil - 1 & 1/2 cup Salt - 1 & 1/2 tbs Ginger/Garlic paste - 2 tbs Peeled tomatoes - 6 Green chili - 4/5 Red chili whole - 4/5 Black pepper - 1 tbs Red chili powder - 1 tbs Allspice (garam masala) - 1 tsp Fresh coriander for garnish #Karahirecipe #Chickenrecipe #Cookingwithshayena

Mouth-watering Achari Nargisi Kofta Recipe by Cooking with Shayna. Ingredients for making nargisi kofta: Mutton mince - 1 kg Cooking oil - 1-2 cups Red chili powder - 1 tbs Roasted gram flour - 6 tbs Onion - 1 Green chili - 4/5 Coriander - handful Salt as per taste Allspice (garam masala powder) - 1/2 tsp Black pepper - 1/2 tbs Ginger/Garlic paste - 1 & 1/2 tbs Hard-boiled eggs - 6 Ingredients for curry/masala: Onion - 2 medium size Peeled tomatoes - 2 large size Ginger/Garlic paste - 1 tbs Salt - 1 tsp Red chili powder - 1 tsp Turmeric powder - 1 tsp Allspice (garam masala powder) - 1 tsp Water - 2 & 1/2 glass Achar gosht masala - 1 tbs Yogurt - 2 tbs Fresh coriander for garnish #Nargisikofta #koftacurry #eggkofta

The concept of Gift, or Hiba in Muslim law has existed from the very inception of the religion, circa. 600 A.D. While Muslim Law has not been shown to recognise the differentiation of land into estates, it does recognise the difference between the ownership of the land and the right to enjoy it. Unlike English Law, ownership comes only with the full deed of the land and not with the simple possession or temporary tenancy. Hiba is only one of the aspects covered by the Transfer of Property Act under the term ‘gift’. It is the transfer of the property and all rights along with it, without expectation of any compensation. The term Hiba has been defined in several aspects by the courts of India and, pursuant to this, the term has also been seen to exclude all nature of services, for services do not exist at the time of the promise- they can only be performed after the promise to perform is made, which implies that the same cannot fall under the definition of Hiba which requires the object to be in physical existence at the time of the gifting. It has been widely construed that the term mal has to apply to the object so gifted for the laws of Hiba to apply. Surprisingly enough, all gifts are revocable before the actual transfer of property is made (i.e.) any person can unilaterally revoke his or her promise to gift before the promise is fulfilled. After possession, the laws of revocation differ between Sunni and Shi’a laws. INTRODUCTION Gift is a transfer of property where interest is transferred from one living person to another, without any consideration. It is a gratuitous and inter vivos in nature.

A „gift‟ is a transfer. But it does not contain any element of consideration. Complete absence of monetary consideration is the main, hallmark, which distinguishes a „gift‟ from a grant, sale, exchange, or any other transactions for valuable or adequate consideration. Where there is any equivalent of benefit measured in terms of money in respect of a „gift‟, the transaction ceases to be a „gift‟. Love, affection, spiritual benefit and many other factors may enter in the intention of the donor to make a „gift‟. The word 'consideration' has not been defined in the T.P. Act, but means the same as in the Contract Act excluding natural love and affection. If not, and if the transfer involved consideration, the transaction would amount to a sale within the meaning of sec. 54 or to an exchange within the meaning of sec. 118. The essence of a „gift‟ inter vivos must be without 'consideration' of the nature defined in sec. 2(d) of the Contract Act. A „gift‟ in lieu of conferring spiritual benefit to the donor is not a transfer with consideration, but is to be treated as a„gift‟. Where a mother „gift‟s property to her only daughter, who promises to maintain the former throughout her life, the promise is not enforceable in law because the „gift‟ has to be for natural love and affection and not for any consideration. A minor may be a donee and the minor's natural guardian can accept the „gift‟ on behalf of the minor. But if the „gift‟ is onerous, the obligations cannot be enforced against the minor during his minority. But on his attaining majority, the minor must accept the burden or return the „gift‟. The donee can even be a child in its mother's womb

Hi, everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook quick and easy vegan mixed vegetable curry hope you like it. This mixed vegetable recipe is a perfect healthy weeknight dinner or simple vegetable side dish. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Cooking oil - 1 cup Onion - 1 Peeled tomato - 1 Ginger/Garlic paste - 2 tsp Salt - as per taste Fenugreek - 100g Peas - 100g Carrots - 100g Potatoes - 200g Red chili powder - 1 & 1/2 tbs Turmeric powder - 1 tbs Allspice (garam masala) - 1/2 tsp Fresh coriander for garnish

The one salad that is common in sub-continent India and Pakistan is the kachumber salad. Here at Cooking with Shayna in this video of Kachumber salad recipe which made with fresh vegetables like fresh carrots, onions, cucumbers, reddish and capsicum. Kachumber Salad Ingredients: Tamarind (Imli) - 150g Warm Water - 50ml Salt - 1 tsp Red Chili powder - 1/2 tsp Sugar - 1/2 tsp Carrot - 1 Cucumber - 1 Onion - 1 Reddish - 1 Capsicum - 1/2 Some fresh coriander #kachumbersalad #salads

Hi, everyone. Welcome back to our channel. Today we are going to cook Mazedar homemade Smoky chicken Gola kabab hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Chicken Gola Kabab Ingredients: Boneless Chicken - 500g Cooking oil - 1/2 cup Medium size fried Onion - 2 Mint/Coriander/Spring Onion - Handful Salt as per taste Red chili powder - 1 tsp Allspice (garam masala) - 1/2 tsp Black pepper - 1 tsp Kabab masala - 1 tsp Ginger/Garlic paste - 2 tsp Butter - 1 tbs Skewer - 5-6 Coal for smoke #golakabab #golakababrecipe #cookingwithshayena

Hanfi LawAll the five schools of fiqh concur that marriage is performed by the recital of a marriage contract which contains an offer made by the bride or her deputy (na'ib), such as her guardian or agent (wakil), and a corresponding acceptance by the groom or his deputy. A mere agreement without the recital of the contract does not amount to marriage. The schools also agree that a marriage contract is valid when recited by the bride or her deputy by employing the words, ankahtu or zawwajtu (both meaning. I gave in marriage) and accepted by the groom or his deputy with the words, 'qabiltu' (I have accepted) or 'raditu' (I have agreed). The schools of fiqh differ regarding the validity of the contract when not recited in the past tense or recited by using words other than those derived from the roots al-zawaj and al-nikah, such as, al-hibah and al-bay'. The Hanafi’s say: A marriage contract is valid if recited by any word conveying the intention of marriage, even if the words belong to the roots al-tamlik, al-hibah, al-bay', al-'ata, al-'ibahah and al-'ihlal, provided these words indicate their being used for the purpose of marriage. But the contract will not conclude if the word used are derived from al-'ijarah (hiring) and al-'i'arah (lending), because these words do not convey the meaning of perpetuity and continuity. They have based their argument on this narration from the Sahih al-Bukhari and the Sahih Muslim. A woman came to the Prophet (s) and said: "O Apostle of Allah. I have come to offer myself to you." On hearing this, the Prophet (s) lowered his head and did not reply. Then one of those present said: "If you do not want her marry her to me." The Prophet (s) asked him: "Have you anything?" He replied, "By God. I have nothing." Again the Prophet asked him. "Have you any knowledge of the Qur'an?" He replied regarding the extent of his knowledge of the Qur'an. Then the Prophet said. "I make her your property in exchange for your knowledge of the Qur'an" (using the word mallaktul)1. The Maliki’s and the Hanbali’s say: The contract is valid if recited by using the words al-nikah and al-zawai or their derivatives and is also valid when the word used is al-hibah, with the condition that the amount payable as dower (mahr or sidaq) is also mentioned. Words other than these cannot be used. They have based their argument for the use of the word al-hibah on this verse of the Qur'an (see Abu Zuhrah. al-'Ahwal al-shakhsiyyah [1948] p. 36):

Hanfi LawAll the five schools of fiqh concur that marriage is performed by the recital of a marriage contract which contains an offer made by the bride or her deputy (na'ib), such as her guardian or agent (wakil), and a corresponding acceptance by the groom or his deputy. A mere agreement without the recital of the contract does not amount to marriage. The schools also agree that a marriage contract is valid when recited by the bride or her deputy by employing the words, ankahtu or zawwajtu (both meaning. I gave in marriage) and accepted by the groom or his deputy with the words, 'qabiltu' (I have accepted) or 'raditu' (I have agreed). The schools of fiqh differ regarding the validity of the contract when not recited in the past tense or recited by using words other than those derived from the roots al-zawaj and al-nikah, such as, al-hibah and al-bay'. The Hanafi’s say: A marriage contract is valid if recited by any word conveying the intention of marriage, even if the words belong to the roots al-tamlik, al-hibah, al-bay', al-'ata, al-'ibahah and al-'ihlal, provided these words indicate their being used for the purpose of marriage. But the contract will not conclude if the word used are derived from al-'ijarah (hiring) and al-'i'arah (lending), because these words do not convey the meaning of perpetuity and continuity. They have based their argument on this narration from the Sahih al-Bukhari and the Sahih Muslim. A woman came to the Prophet (s) and said: "O Apostle of Allah. I have come to offer myself to you." On hearing this, the Prophet (s) lowered his head and did not reply. Then one of those present said: "If you do not want her marry her to me." The Prophet (s) asked him: "Have you anything?" He replied, "By God. I have nothing." Again the Prophet asked him. "Have you any knowledge of the Qur'an?" He replied regarding the extent of his knowledge of the Qur'an. Then the Prophet said. "I make her your property in exchange for your knowledge of the Qur'an" (using the word mallaktul)1. The Maliki’s and the Hanbali’s say: The contract is valid if recited by using the words al-nikah and al-zawai or their derivatives and is also valid when the word used is al-hibah, with the condition that the amount payable as dower (mahr or sidaq) is also mentioned. Words other than these cannot be used. They have based their argument for the use of the word al-hibah on this verse of the Qur'an (see Abu Zuhrah. al-'Ahwal al-shakhsiyyah [1948] p. 36):

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to make chicken drumsticks and potatoes recipe hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Chicken drumsticks - 6-8 Potatoes - 500g Salt- as per taste Black pepper - 1 & 1/2 tsp Ginger/Garlic paste - 1 tsp Water - 2 cups Chopped Coriander - 2-3 tbs Red chili powder - 1 tbs All-purpose flour (maida) Eggs - 2 Breadcrumbs Cooking oil - 2-3 cups for deep fry #Chickendrumsticks #drumsticks #Chicken #potatoes #Crispy

Hi, everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook Matar Pulao hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Rice - 500g Peas - 250g Cooking oil - 1 cup Cumin - 1 tsp Onion - 1 Ginger/Garlic paste - 1 tbs Green chili paste - 1 tsp Salt - 2 tsp Black pepper - 1/2 tsp Allspice (garam masala) - 1/2 tsp Water - 2 glass Chicken and Potato Cutlets Recipe: #Matarpulao #Pulaorecipe #Dinner Matar pulao recipe | Matar pulao ki recipe | Matar pulao recipe Pakistani | Matar pulao Banane ki recipe | Matar pulao description | Matar pulao easy recipe | Matar pulao easy | Matar pulao ki dish | Matar pulao masala recipe | peas pulao easy recipe | peas pulao Goan style | green peas pulao recipe | peas pulao hotel-style | jeera peas pulao | peas pulao ki recipe | pilaf rice | pilaf recipe vegetarian | Arabic pilaf recipe | easy pilaf recipe | easy recipe | quick recipes | 3 mins recipes | Pakistani recipes | Indian recipes | cooking with Shayna

Hi, everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook tandoori chicken tikka without an oven hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Chicken - 450g Yogurt - 2 tbs Cooking oil - approx 4 tbs Salt - as per taste Red chili powder - 1 tsp Allspice (garam masala) - 1/2 tsp Black pepper - 1/2 tsp Tandoori masala - 2 tbs Ginger/Garlic/Green chili paste - 2 tbs Piece of coal for smoke #chickentikka #tondoorichicken #chickenrecipe #barbqparty

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook spicy Tawa Chicken in Dhaba style hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Cooking oil - 1 cup Zeera - 1 tsp Chicken thighs - 600g Salt - as per taste Ginger/Garlic - 2 tsp Black pepper - 1 tsp Tomatoes - 4 Red chili powder - 1 tsp Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp Zeera Powder - 1/2 tsp Yogurt - 2 tbsp Butter - 50g Fresh Coriander, Green chili & Ginger for garnish #tawachicken #chicken #recipe

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to make the #Busri recipe which is #Pakistan's province #Sindh's traditional #winter breakfast hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Flour Butter Jaggery Powder (gur powder) #BusriRecipe #Sindhdish #Breakfast #Cooking #Recipes

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to make boiled #eggs fry #recipe hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Cooking oil - 1/2 cup Onions - 2 Salt - as per taste Tomato - 1 Green chili - 2 Red chili powder - 1 tbsp Black pepper - 1/2 tsp Zeera powder - 1/2 tsp Turmeric powder - 1/2 tsp Egg - 3 (2 boiled & 1 raw) Fresh coriander (handful) #eggfry #boiledeggrecipes #eggsrecipe

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook the #Aloo Methi recipe which is a special Pakistani dish for lunch or dinner hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Cooking Oil - 1 cup Onions - 2 Red Chili Whole - 6-7 Cumin Seed - 1/2 tsp Ginger/Garlic paste - 2 tbs Tomatoes - 2 Fenugreek (Methi) - 350g Salt - as per taste Potatoes - 500g Red Chili Powder - 1 & 1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder - 1 tsp Black Pepper Powder - 1/2 tsp Fresh Coriander for Garnish #aloomethi #sabzirecipe #vegetables #cookingwithshayna

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook the Daal Fry Recipe Dhaba Style hope you like it and enjoy my cooking video. Thank you. Ingredients: Cooking oil - 1/2 cup Onions - 2 Tomato - 1 (large) Ginger/Garlic Paste - 2 tsp Salt - as per taste Red Chili Powder - 1 & 1/2 tsp Turmeric Powder - 1/2 tsp Black Pepper Powder - 1/2 tsp Allspices (garam masala) - 1 tsp Mash ki Daal - 250g Chane ki Daal - 250g Fresh Coriander for Garnish Ingredients for Tadka: Oil - 3 tbsp Cumin Seeds - 1 tsp Red Chili Whole - 6-7 #daalfry #tadkewalidal #recipes #cooking

In Hanafi law, the husband proposes dissolution, and the wife accepts it at the same meeting. The proposal and acceptance need not be in any particular form. The contract itself dissolves the marriage and operates as a single talaq-i-bain, and its operation is not postponed until the execution of the khu’-nama. In Ithna ‘Ashari law, as is to be expected, certain forms are to be strictly followed and witnesses are required. In khul’ the wife makes some compensation to the husband or gives up a portion of her mahr; but this is not absolutely necessary. The Egyptian code of Hanafi Law, Art. 275, based upon the classical authorities, lays down: ‘ A khul’ repudiation can validly take place before or after consummation by the wife. Abu Hanifa holds that, in the absence of agreement, mahr is deemed to be relinquished by the wife both by khul’ and by mubara’a. Imam Abu Yusuf lay down that mahr is deemed to relinquish by mubara’a, but not by khul’. Imam Muhammad holds that mahr is deemed to be relinquished neither by khul’ nor by mubara’a. Khul’ and mubara’a operate as a single, irrevocable divorce. Therefore, marital life cannot be resumed by mere reconciliation; a formal remarriage is necessary. In either case, ‘idda is incumbent on the wife, and in the absence of agreement. 4. Dissolution by judicial process i Li’an (Mutual Imprecation) Divorce by mutual imprecation is mentioned in the Quran and is supported by the traditions of the Holy Prophet (PBUH). It is reported that a man from the Ansar accused his wife of adultery. The Holy Prophet (PBUH) thereupon asked them both to take an oath; then he ordered them to be separated from each other. The procedure of Li’an may be described briefly as follows: A husband accuses his wife of adultery, but is unable to prove the allegation. The wife in such cases is entitled to file a suit for dissolution of marriage. At the hearing of the suit, the husband has two alternatives: a He may formally retract the charge. b The husband may, however, not retract and, if he persists in his attitude, he is called upon to make certain oaths. This is followed by oaths of innocence made by the wife. After these mutual imprecations, the judge pronounces that the marriage is dissolved. c No appeal can be filed against the decree of the court on this ground i.e. lian. 5. Judicial Rescission a Faskh The word Faskh means annulment or abrogation. Hence it refers to the power of the Muslim Qazi to annul a marriage on the application of the wife. The law of faskh is founded upon the Quranic injunction. Abdullah Yusuf: “The act, applies to every Muslim, to whatever school of law he belongs.” b The Dissolution of Muslim Marriages Act 1939: Section 2 lays down that even a single ground mentioned in the i. Missing Husband The wife is entitled to obtain in a decree for the dissolution of her marriage if the whereabouts of the husbands have not been known for a period of four years; but a decree passed on this ground will not take effect for a period of six months form the date of such decree, and if the husband appears either in person or through an authorized agent within that period and satisfies the Court that he is prepared to perform his conjugal duties, the court must set aside the decree. ii. Failure of maintain If the husband has neglected or has failed to provide for the wife’s maintenance for a period of two years, Section 2(ii) has been the cause of a difference of judicial opinion. In Fazal Mahmud v. Ummatur Rahim, a Peshawar case, it was held that the section does not abrogate the general principles of Islamic law; therefore, before a husband can be said to have neglected or failed to provide maintenance, it must be shown that the husband was under as legal duty to provide such maintenance. Where the wife refuses to reside with her husband or fails to discharge her marital obligations, without any reasonable cause, she can not claim maintenance, and therefore she is not entitled to divorce. The Singh High Court has taken a different view. In Nur Bibi v. Pir Bux (AIR 1950) Sindh 8., it was laid down that where a husband has failed to provide maintenance for his wife for a period of two years immediately preceding the suits, the wife would be entitled to a dissolution of her marriage under section 2(ii) of the Act, in spite of the fact that on account of her conduct in refusing to live with her husband, she would not have been entitled to enforce any claim for maintenance against the husband in respect of the period during which the husband has failed to maintain her.

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to make the brownies recipe without oven hope you like it and enjoy my cooking video. Thank you. Ingredients: All-purpose flour (maida) - 1/2 cup Castor Sugar - 1/2 cup Cocoa Powder - 1/2 cup Butter - 70g Egg - 1 Vanilla Essence - 1/2 tsp #BrownieRecipe #desserts #cake #kidsrecipe brownie cake | brownies without oven | brownie at home | brownie Banane ki recipe | brownie cupcakes | brownie desserts | brownie easy recipe | brownie hacks | brownie ki recipe | brownie low calorie | quick brownie recipe with cocoa powder | brownie mix recipes | brownie on stovetop | brownie pastry | brownies using chocolate powder | brownie without oven | brownie recipe with cocoa | brownie recipe decoration | brownie recipe easy and simple | brownie recipe fudgy | brownie recipe for beginners | brownie recipe fudge | brownie recipe homemade | brownie recipe in pan | brownie recipe less sugar | brownie recipe no oven | brownie recipe on stove | brownie recipe Pakistani | brownie recipe quick and easy | brownie recipe restaurant-style | brownie recipe tips | brownie recipe very easy | desserts to make at home | desserts for winter | desserts sweet recipes | desserts cake | desserts easy recipes | desserts for kids | desserts homemade

Objection Petition by Third Party

Lecture On application under section 12(2) cpc by Nadia Sidique Siraaj sahiba ASJ Jhang

Examination of Witnesses in Civil Cases

Hi everyone. Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to cook the chicken drumstick pakora which is a special Pakistani and Indian dish for lunch or dinner and also tea time snacks hope you like it. Please enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredient: Water - 500ml Drumsticks - 7-8 Ginger/Garlic Paste - 2 tsp Salt - 1 & 1/2 tsp Black Pepper Powder - 1 tsp Red Chili Powder - 2 tsp Gram Flour - 1 cup Coriander - handful Cooking Oil - 2 cups #chicken #pakora #drumstick #chickenlegpiece #snacks

Hi everyone, Welcome back to our channel Cooking with Shayna. Today we are going to make hot and spicy Matka Pizza hope you like it and enjoy our video. Thank you. Ingredients: Boneless Chicken - 450g Butter - 50g Pita Bread - 1 Capsicum (Chopped) - 1/4 cup Onion (Chopped) - 1/4 cup Pizza Sauce - 1/4 cup Chilli Garlic Sauce - 1/4 cup Yogurt - 2 tsp Salt - 1 tsp Red Chili Powder - 1 tsp Black Pepper - 1 tsp Cumin Powder - 1/2 tsp Paprika - 1 tsp Tandoori Masala - 1 tsp Oil - 2 tbsp Ginger/Garlic Powder - 1/2 A pinch of red food color Pinch of Red Chili Flakes Olives & Oregano for assembling Matka Pizza Recipe | Matka Pizza at home | how to make Matka Pizza at home without oven | Matka Pizza banane ka tarika | Matka Pizza banane ki Recipe | Matka cheese Pizza | chicken Matka Pizza | Matka Pizza easy Recipe | Matka Pizza Lahore | Matka Pizza without oven | Matka Pizza video | Pizza Recipe without oven | Pizza at home without oven | Food | Indian | Recipe | Homemade | Cooking | Learn Cooking | How To Cook | Home Cooking | Easy Recipe | Instant Breakfast Recipe | Indian Style Recipe | Recipe | New Breakfast Recipe | Indian Famous Street Food | Nashta Recipe | Quick Snacks | Indian Recipes | Tasty Recipes | Cooking Recipes | Food Recipes | Dinner Recipes | Easy Dinner Recipes | Easy Recipes | Dinner Ideas | Vegetable Recipes | Indian Recipes | Breakfast Recipes | Vegetarian Recipes | Meal Ideas | Easy Dinner Ideas | Veg Recipes | Quick Meals | Cooking with Shayna #Pizza #MatkaPizza #ChickenPizza