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Imagine the possibilities: information without overload by Jago, Mark

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The informational universe of Allah: an Islamic perspective on quantum information theory by David Leong, M Abu Saleh

“…Allah’s attributes of divine omniscience and ubiquitous awareness underscore a divine understanding enveloping all of existence, positioning Him as the epitome of All Information. …”
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Rule-based and Resource-bounded: A New Look at Epistemic Logic by Jago, Mark

“…Syntactic logics do not suffer from the problems of logical omniscience but are often thought to lack interesting properties relating to epistemic notions. …”
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Verifying existence of resource-bounded coalition uniform strategies by Alechina, Natasha, Dastani, Mehdi, Logan, Brian

“…This allows us to model scenarios where agents perform both actions which change the world, and actions which change their knowledge about the world, such as observation and communication. To avoid logical omniscience and obtain a compact model of the system, our model of agents’ knowledge is syntactic.We define a class of coalition-uniform strategies with respect to any (decidable) notion of coalition knowledge. …”
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Islam and the acquisition of knowledge by Ashimi, Tijani Ahmad

“…Indeed, knowledge in Islamic worldview is a unique gift of the Creator (the most Omniscience and the only Absolute God) to man. As such, it is vital for the success of man in this world and the Hereafter. …”
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Islam and the acquisition of knowledge by Ashimi, Tijani Ahmad

“…Indeed, knowledge in Islamic worldview is a unique gift of the Creator (the most Omniscience and the only Absolute God) to man. As such, it is vital for the success of man in this world and the Hereafter. …”
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Why has god created evil? a Muslim response by Bakour Mohamad, Bachar

“…It aims to understand why evil exists, how God, the omniscient, the omnipotent and the perfectly good, allows the existence of evil and suffering in the world. …”
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Toni Morrison’s paradise: the unreliable narrator by Mansouri, Shahriyar, Omar, Noritah

“…By setting the science of narration as the cornerstone of this paper, the following notions will receive a proper narratological definition: (a) how the various stories, initially narrated by unrelated characters are juxtaposed against each other to convey a single plot/storyline, and (b) how a singular omniscient/omnipresent narrator is unable to lead the narrative towards a satisfactory ending. …”
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Risalat/nabuwwat: current & eternal relevance by Gilani, Sayyid Muhammad Yunus

“…It affirms the existence and implications of God ,the only All-Powerful (Omnipotent), All- knowing (Omniscient) and Omnipresent. And He not only possesses that knowledge but has also revealed to humanity the correct guidance on the ultimate and intricate problems which defy correct and sure solution by means of (mere human) senses, ordinary experience and reason. …”
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Queer as Flux by Callaghan, Zac formerly Stace

“…As the only actor, Callaghan: embodies the autobiographical ‘Stace’ character in pivotal transitional moments from birth to the present; struts the stage as their politically-savvy Drag Queen Fairy-Godmother alter-ego ‘Polly Tickle’ and; evokes the real-life relationship between Callaghan and two omniscient humpback whales that guide ‘Stace’ towards an understanding of the interconnectedness of all species and the importance of living their Truth. …”
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Bangsa Malaysia as a liminal identity in anthony burgess’ the Malayan trilogy by Abd Razak, Farahanna

“…Using a textual analysis as my methodology to address my research objectives, I utilised a combination of the concept of liminality (1967) by the British cultural anthropologist, Victor Witter Turner (1920-1989), together with my own understanding of the concept of Bangsa Malaysia, by focusing on dialogues, scenes and the narrative technique of the author as the omniscient narrator in the trilogy. My findings reveal that the Muslim Malay characters are divided into different conflicts based on each text; the Muslim Malay characters in Time for a Tiger live in a fusion of animistic and Islamic beliefs although they seem to be both overtly and obliquely aware of the incompatibility of such a way of life. …”
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Eco-consciousness, dwelling and anxiety in selected works of John Burnside by Aldhafeeri, Hilalah Dughayyim S.

“…Third, the technical structure of the selected works would be identified by applying formalism. The narrative omniscient narrator might be a subject for formalistic analysis. …”
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