Browsing by Author "Ali Hassan"

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    E-SELLER
    (UMT, Lahore, 2022) Wazir khan; Saif Ur Rehman; Ali Hassan; Muhammad Aoun Jabbar Hashmi
    As we know the world is becoming a global village, where the everyday needs of the people are increasing day by day, especially the needs for daily usage things. After the Covid-19 situation, the online marketplace, the e-commerce field in general, has seen a huge increase in the percentage of users from all walks of life. So we’re building a Web and Android-based platform that will facilitate the general and mainly academic needs of everyone, basically, anyone who will sign up or log in on this seller account, by giving them a platform that will enable them to interact with each other under different ‘buy or sell’ posts put up by different members of E-SELLER accounts. after registering on the platform with their official Emails or cell numbers, will be able to put up their posts of different items, such as sports, electronics, stationery items and vehicles etc. We’ve also enabled a feature that’ll allow the users to put their academic-related belongings up for charity allowing the less financially-abled people to get what they can’t afford. We developed this platform mainly as an easy-to-use Digital marketplace for E-SELLER members which will also, alongside, be promoting the important quality of generosity in our country, relatively providing opportunities to the members in need.
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    Necessity of regulation and enforcement of anti money laundering laws for economic justice
    (UMT Lahore, 2025-07-22) Ali Hassan
    This study examines the regulatory shortcomings and enforcement constraints of Pakistan's anti-money laundering regime in the country's real estate industry, along with its consequences and effects on economic justice. Money laundering (ML) undermines the results of socioeconomic and regulatory efforts to attain economic fairness, stifles and denigrates all of an economic system's progressive endeavors by draining production. It promotes the creation of illegal riches, distorts markets, and sustains structural inequities, making it an organized resistance against economic justice. One of the main drivers of the Pakistani economy, the real estate industry is also considered a high-risk area for money laundering because of its high volume of unconventional transactions and lack of transparency. The study concludes by identifying the existence of opportunities for money laundering in real estate sector of Pakistan because of the industry's lack of transparency and regulation, which is highly prone to inflate prices against market trends, manipulate property values, reduce state revenue, and compromise the integrity of the sector and fair competition. Even though the real estate industry in Pakistan is a major force behind economic growth, issues with accountability, transparency, and regulatory oversight still exist. The economic justice related concepts equitable resource distribution, transparent institutions, and accountability for unlawful riches are all directly harmed by AML regulatory flaws, as demonstrated by Pakistan's real estate industry. This capital distortion allows the wealthy to conceal their wealth and eliminates qualified buyers and artificially inflates real estate prices. The study suggests that targeted AML enforcement in the real estate sector is crucial on order to attain economic fairness and goes beyond mere regulatory compliance, as demonstrated by the resulting wealth gap.
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    Patient information management system
    (University of Management and Technology Lahore, 2017) Usama Nasir; Ali Hassan; Rahma Ashfaq; Fahad Hassan
    Hospitals are the essential part of our lives, providing best medical facilities to people suffering from various ailments, which may be due to change in climatic conditions, increased work-load, emotional trauma stress etc. It is necessary for the hospitals to keep track of its day-to-day activities and records of its patients, doctors and other staff personals that keep the hospital running smoothly and successfully. But keeping track of all the activities and their records on paper is very cumbersome and error prone. It also is very inefficient and a time-consuming process, Observing the continuous increase in population and number of people visiting the hospital. Recording and maintaining all these records is highly unreliable, inefficient and error-prone. It is also not economically and technically feasible to maintain these records on paper. So keeping the working of the manual system as the basis of our project, we have developed an automated version of the manual system, named as “Patient Information Management System”. The main aim of our project is to provide a paper-less OPD (Out Patient Data) up to 100%. It also aims at providing low-cost reliable automation of the existing systems. The system also provides excellent security of data at every level of user-system interaction and also provides robust and reliable storage and backup facilities. Basic functionalities of our project includes Consultant portal, Patient Portal, Admin portal, Book Appointments, Add prescription. Except these, previously stored data and prescriptions can also be viewed. Patients, Consultants and Clinics can register into our system. Guest users can search for doctors and their clinics.
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    Phosphorylation of threonine sites in protein
    (UMT.Lahore, 2017) Husnain Sarwar; Ali Hassan; Zohaib Ali; Rao Neman Ahmad
    In past acknowledgment of phosphorylation destinations technique was finished in labs, labs tests. This methodology was very little powerful and productive. In order to expel the challenges that occur in this prior instrument, there is have to create or become such a computational system for anticipating phosphorylation positions that can resolve this trouble with lesser means in a brief span period. The crucial theory or approach that will be utilized as a part of our wander for anticipating phosphorylation goals fuses the diverse steps that begins right off the bat with getting or assembling the exploratory checked information from the uniprot site as to the game plan of amino acids in the wake of social affair the data and after that go to think to highlights include vectors from it and after that by using these element vectors, begin planning of our data using neural framework. Subsequent to preparing with neural system our structure prepared to perceive the particular destinations of protein on which phosphorylation ought to be conceivable. This method is far better than previous methods. In our proposed document, the accuracy and specificity is better than previous documents.This technique was commonly costly and tedious and furthermore required excessively.
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    Violation of women rights in afghanistan
    (UMT.Lahore, 2023) Syed Ali Daniyal; Ali Hassan; Waleed Tahir; Anas Khawar
    This thesis is regarding the violation that is being faced by women in Afghanistan and it is also highlighted that how these issues are not allowed by the new regime of Afghanistan to capture or discuss these issues. And there have been different laws discussed. There are also many basic reasons and number of issues and laws described. There is also a comparison of the different States with Afghanistan as regarding the situation of violation of women rights. It is also described that what is the stance taken by the Taliban government regarding the allegations from them, and there are also many of the logics given by them as They think that it is totally an Islamic concept, whereas what the laws regarding women are followed in other Islamic countries is also discussed so to clear the theory of Islam and Taliban. There are many of the references included in it where many of the reporters have clarified the issues faced by women and how at the huge level the number of violation has been faced by the women in Afghanistan. Whereas at the end there is also an conclusive discussion on all the issues and also the solutions have been discussed in international and Domestic level. How these issues can be resolved and how there issues have been considered seriously by United Nations and other powerful Groups of Organisations.