IOSR-JHSS   Volume-23 ~ Issue-11 ~ November -2018

Abstract: Exploration of Ramkatha or the legend of Rama in the last two millennia or beyond in different parts of Asia has given rise to massive traditions of literature and art. The epic story has been retold in countless ways across time and space adapting to the values, ethos and ambience of diverse cultures, which resulted in emergence of numerous traditions of literature and visual and performing arts. In the process of adaptation and assimilation of the legend to diverse cultures, many of these renditions, while retaining the basic story and spirit of Valmiki Ramayana, the fountain head of all Rama traditions, have considerably departed from it to assume completely new forms, dimensions and appearances. Significantly, while Ramkatha traditions closely following the Valmiki Ramayana representing the Hindu......... .

[1] a. Dubi inscriptions of Bhaskarverma, plate-III, p.12 ; b. Nidhanpur inscriptions, plate-II, p.1
[2] Asomiya Ramayani sahitya: Kathabastur Atiguri, Keshada Mahanta, P.649
[3] Ramayanar Itibritta, Satyendranath Sarma, p. 249
[4] Myths of the North East Frontier of India, Verrier Elwin, pp. 131-132
[5] The story is included in " Mizo Leh Vaik Thon Thu"( Mizo and non-Mizo Tales) edited by J. Shakespeare, and printed in Assam Secretariat Printing Office, Shillong in 1897

Abstract: This article aims to examine the names of Indonesian people who take the source of the names of Arabic and Islam, because it was mentioned that the names are often changed. It is assumed that these changes are caused because only a few parents who know the true meaning of the names adopted. Largely Islamic people who use Arabic in their name are not concerned with the meaning of the Arabic word chosen, or the Muslims who took the name of Islam from relics of ancient times, do not know much about the meaning of such relics. The method used in this article is a library research, which collects the names of people in Indonesia who came from Arabic and Islam, then discuss with linguistic theory, especially from the aspect of morphology and semantics. From the research found that many Arab names,.........

Key words: Culture; Indonesia; Arab; Islam; linguistics

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Abstract: Since the formation of the European Union, member states have grasped with common effort to handle various issues that affect them. Amongst these are issues like refugees among others. The 2011 refugee crisis exposed and to a large extent shaped new policies with regards to handling of refugees across the EU. This study analyses the evolving European Union policies regarding refugees since the 1990s until 2018. Relying on qualitative data, the authors sought to explore the trends, then and now with regards to refugee handling with a view to establishing any change or stagnation in this area, and hopefully inform future discourse on refugee issues........

Key words; European Union, Refugees, Refugee crisis, Refugee policy, Immigration.

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[3]. Batsaikhan, U., Darvas, Z., & Raposo, I. G. (2018). People on the move: migration and mobility in the European Union. Blueprint Series, 28, 1-164.
[4]. Bordignon, M., & Moriconi, S. (2017). The case for a common European refugee policy. Policy Contribution, (8), 1-13.
[5]. Consultez, V. (2010). Immigration policies in the EU : challenges and priorities. Biagio Speciale, 121-135, Doi: 10.3917/rpve.492.0121

Abstract: This study aims to describe the Ialamic State of Iraq and Syria (ISIS) phenomena in Indonesia based the framing transmission. In this news, republika.co.id uses one news source, namely the MUI management, precisely the MUI Deputy Chairperson. The existence of a single resource person shows the tendency to invite readers to understand and participate in rejecting the existence of terrorism and the organizations involved in it. A single speaker who was shown showed the tendency of the media to reject acts of terrorism. Statements submitted by news sources are part of the media's attitude. In this case republika.co.id tends to have the same attitude as stated by MUI.

Keywords: framing transmission; ISIS; phenomena;.

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Abstract: Physical fitness is a general state of health and well-being or specifically the ability to perform aspects of sports or occupations. Physical fitness is generally achieved through correct nutrition, exercise, hygiene and rest. It is a set of attributes or characteristics that people have or achieve that relates to the ability to perform physical activity. Before the industrial revolution, fitness was the capacity to carry out the day's activities without undue fatigue. However with automation and changes in lifestyles physical fitness is now considered a measure of the body's ability to function efficiently and effectively in work and leisure activities, to be healthy, to resist hypo kinetic diseases, and to.......

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Abstract: The people of Aceh where Islam is the basis and direction that drives the attitudes, behaviors and actions. In this context, Tengkudayah is a very influential figure in Acehnese society both in terms of religious learning (religious teaching) and social and political control of the transformation of the basic source of Islamic values, even determine the thinking and action of people of Aceh. Tengkudayah leadership role is to form people who are knowledgeable, honest, intelligent, industrious and diligent worship. This study aims to describe and analyze the leadership of Tengkudayah as pesantren leaders, community leaders, religious leaders and the leadership of Tengku Boarding School in association with the local authorities. This research use desciptive qualitative approach. Data were collected.........

Keywords: Leadership, Tengku Dayah

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Abstract: The success of education in schools is largely determined by the success of the principal in managing the educational staff available at the school. The principal is one component of education that has an influence in improving teacher performance. The principal is responsible for organizing educational activities, school administration, fostering other education personnel and utilizing and maintaining facilities and infrastructure. This becomes more important in line with the increasingly complex demands of school principals, who want more effective performance support. The purpose of this study is to describe and analyze the motivation of teachers in improving the quality of education; describe the strategy of improving education quality, and describe and analyze the supporting......... .

Keywords: Teacher motivation, Quality of education

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Abstract: Organizational culture is a set of values that are characteristic of an organization to be a reference in carrying out the organization's main goals and to solve organizational problems. Organizational culture is needed to direct employee behavior and increase employee productivity. This study aims to determine and analyze the influence of organizational culture on the productivity of echelon IV employees in the offices of the Ministry of Religion throughout Riau province. The method used in this study is a descriptive and causal method with a quantitative approach. The sampling technique in this study was the sampling area of 120 echelon IV employees in the religious ministry offices in Riau province. Data analysis techniques used descriptive analysis and simple linear regression analysis. Based on the results of the descriptive analysis, according to respondents' responses regarding organizational culture and the productivity of echelon IV employees it was good. The results showed that organizational culture had an effect on the productivity of echelon IV employees in the Ministry of Religion office in Riau province by 32%.....

Keywords: Organizational culture, behavior, productivity

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Abstract: State finance is regulated in a number of laws and regulations where each regulation is related to other aspects. The spread of laws and regulations on various laws and regulations resulted in the provision of state finances being perceived differently between one regulation and another. This research aims to unite aspects of state finance in several laws and regulations. This research is a normative juridical study that uses secondary data in the form of legislation in Indonesia. Data collection is done through library research. Analysis is carried out by reference to the principles of applicable laws and regulations. The results of this study show that some of the most complete aspects of state finances are regulated in state finance laws so that state finance laws are an umbrella for other laws and regulations if there are aspects of state finances that are not regulated by other laws and regulations..

Keywords: eradication of corruption, establishment of legislation, limited liability companies, state finance, state treasury

[1] Indonesia Constitution
[2] Indonesia Law Number 10 of 2004 concerning Establishment of Legislation
[3] Indonesia Law Number 17 of 2003 concerning State Finance
[4] Indonesia Law Number 31 of 1999 concerning Eradication of Corruption Crime
[5] Indonesia Law Number 20 Year 2001 concerning Amendment to Law Number 31 of 1999 concerning Eradication of Criminal Acts Corruption.

Abstract: This paper explores the state of refugeeism in Kenya from a Social Work Perspective. It maintains that refugeeism can be better understood from a Social Work Perspective that uses a holistic approach from political, economic, social and human rights angles. This paper explores the prominence of refugeeism in Social Work practice.Just like other countries, religion and politics are causing the influx of refugees in Kenya. There are many social, political and economic challengesfaced by these refugees and social workers use different strategies of intervention. The paper argued that the place of refugeeism in the societies is not fully understood. Refugees are not recipients of philanthropy, charity or humanitarian aid but they are active recipients with inherent capacity to contribute to national development of their host country if their rights are observed and their potential is unlocked. This paper also recommended a proper Social work intervention as a catalyst of paradigm shift from dependent refugeeism to developmental refugeeism.

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Abstract: Family housing has a very important place in terms of family members due to it has been the center of life activities in addition to meeting the housing need, one of the basic needs of family members. In order to ensure the benefits of the family to the family dwelling while the marriage union is continuing, it is stated in Turkish Civil Law, the article no. Article 194, the termination of the marriage unity of the spouses to protect the right to housing rights Turkish Civil Code Art. The provisions of 240, 254, 255, 279 and 652 are regulated. This is a partly new issue and needs to be developed. In this study, the possible results with the current applications were evaluated.

Key Words:Family, Family House, Marriage Association, Transaction

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Abstract: Hospitalisoneofthereferenceserviceunitthathasfunctiontohealthrestoration,healthmaintenanceandhealth rehabilitation function. Health servicesexpectedinhospitalsareserviceorientedtocustomersatisfaction through qualityhealth care and accredited.Thisresearchisaquantitativeandqualitativeresearchanalyzeddescriptively to analyze the quality of health service and customer satisfaction aswellastoidentifythe supporting and inhibiting factors of health services in KotaTebingTinggionthebasisofregulationofLaw No. 44 of 2009 on hospital. ThisresearchwasconductedinBhayangkaraTebingTinggiHospitalwithquantitativenumber of samples of 50 patients, and informants for 4 qualitative data consistingofhealthstakeholderelements,managementelementsofBhayangkaraTebingTinggiHospital,TebingTinggiCityHealthDepartmentandthe elements...........

Key Words: Quality of Hospital Service, Customer Satisfaction

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Abstract: Waqf has been widely practiced in Indonesian society as religious, social, and economic potential strength. One of its categories is land waqf which can be used to build mosque or other public facilities. Land waqf especially the one used to build mosque can be a method to keep the continuity of religious teaching. Thus, how does Waqif (Donor) choose the Nazhir (property manager), how Nahdlatul Ulama's (NU) efforts in attracting waqif to choose this organization as Nazhir, how NU keep its teaching of Ahlussunnah wal Jamaah through Nazhir selection in land waqf are interesting phenomenon happening. In this study, the problems defined are: (1) what are the factors that motivate society to practice land waqf?; (2) what are the factors that cause and motivate society to choose Nahdlatul Ulama (NU) as Nazhir for their land waqf?The method used is qualitative approach to understand.............

Key Words: Motivation, Land Waqf, Nazhir (property manager), Nahdlatul Ulama

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