Janaab | (جناب)

Things become more interesting when life put you in the other shoe. Lawyer becomes Client, Police Officer becomes Criminals and Doctors become Patients, especially when the doctor is a gold medalist. I want to share a casual talk that converted into information into knowledge into wisdom.  I was having a casual conversation with my younger sister who is B.E.M.S. Gold Medalist from Hamdard University Pakistan and expecting a baby (as on published date).  Me (grabbing bottle of Malt Water): Hey Sis What’s up! Courtesy: Google Images Sis (replying casually): Nothing Much! Reading few Articles on Cord Blood Banking. Me (taking a sip of Malt Water): “Cord Blood Banking” Translation Please! Sis: Stem Cell Banking Me (asking as she is speaking Alien Language): Translation in language that I can understand Sis(Striking a Taunt): You should increase you Vocabulary Bro!  Me(irritatingly) : Ha Ha! Will you Please Explain now? Sis:   Cord Blood

" I'm Muslim... DON'T PANIC ". I saw that quote on a T-Shirt of young guy walking down the street. It made me research the viewpoint on Muslims from different schools of thought and field of study . As I am a student of Marketing. I tried to narrow down my research to the world of Marketing. Courtesy: Aurora I sensed the arrival of a new "phenomena" . From " Go Green" things are getting deeper green "The Deeper Green color of Islam". Most companies know little about Islamic culture, buying behavior and marketing. This topic is receiving serious public attention on different plat forms now.   Muslim consumers are identified as market of 1.6 billion people that has offer enormous potential to Western marketers in this market segment only if their values and demands are fully understood. In a research by JW T, Already in the US; they are being described as the "new Hispanics".   As companies currently compete for