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Professor Dr. Mohamed Fayad Blog–Episode Two Quality Factors

Aesthetic Standards of the Unified Word (UW)

(1)Enduring/Continuity

To explain this excellent characteristic, we must understand the following:

(a)The good word is described in the Holy Quran as a good tree of great virtue.

Surah Ibrahim (verse 24):

{Have you not considered how Allah presents an example of a good word [being] like a good tree, whose root is firmly fixed and its branches [reaching] into the sky?}

(b)Good speech.

Surah Al-Hajj (verse 24):

{And they were guided to good speech, and they were guided to the path of the Praiseworthy.}

(c)A good tree endures harsh weather and strong winds, just as the word of truth, and those who speak or write it, face serious hardships, from simple insults to life imprisonment or even death.

Endurance means the ability to persevere despite hardship, stress, or fatigue. More broadly, "endurance" means bearing suffering or continuing to exist. It represents survival. For example, "These words will last for generations."

Unfortunately, the industrial concepts we now use in all fields will not last long. The Holy Quran describes them as a bad tree, constantly changing.

(2)Unification

Description: Unification refers to the act of bringing together multiple pieces and forming one whole entity (Unified Word (UW)). The UW derives its meaning from various fields, such as physics, business, or computing. The main idea here is that when Unification is achieved, several individual pieces either cease to exist as independent entities and fuse into one whole, or several independent entities operate under a single set of governing principles and are viewed as a single entity with collective ownership and a single point of contact.

Context: Unification can be applied in various scenarios; it has been used in fields as diverse as politics, programming, and business. A federated system in which several players agree to act towards a common goal, with the same set of principles applying uniformly across all, is an example of Unification. For example, several states unite into a single country and agree on its constitution and other laws. One has to interact with a single representative of the country to deal with the entire country (and hence the set of states that are part of that country) as a whole.

Problem: To achieve Unification, a vast array of entities and services, independent pieces of functionality, must be brought together and tied into one unified engine. Each participating entity complies with the mutually agreed-upon contract of operation, and together they form a unified whole with a single point of contact to offer multiple services under one roof. The Unification has to be performed using some appropriate mechanism applicable to the entities being unified and may fifer from one context to the other, The Mechanism also takes into consideration the heterogeneities if any between the entities being unified to make them reach a common ground such that they can function in tandem to offer a single face for and provide a single point of contact, to the third party, for interacting with one or all of the participant entities.

Unfortunately, the industrial concepts we use in development across all fields are not standardized.

The Holy Quran describes them as a pernicious and constantly changing tree.

(3) Stability

Stability is a quality factor of a unified word (UW) being firm, steadfast, and resistant to change or disruption, and its utilization in art, science, and engineering.   Stability describes a person, a legal actor, and a system's ability to withstand stress or to return to an equilibrium state. 

Unfortunately, everything we say, do, or build is changeable because we use industrial bad concepts, and we have lost the basic ethics, true science, and skilled actions in everything.  

We are wasting a lot of rich resources by using industrial bad concepts.

And the message in here is

"Stop wasting a lot of rich resources on nothing."  

(4) Standardization

Unified Word contains the different standards that are built in the Unified & Stable functional and non-functional requirements, more than 50 inventions, more than  300 innovations,  and more then a 100 Cognitve facts and all of them are enduring, stable, and unified. the sum of standards are more than 450.built-in

All existing "standards" are bad concepts, a level of quality or achievement that is accepted as normal, or an official rule, model, or basis for judgment. It can also refer to a specific type of flag, a unit of measurement, or a quality model. The meaning depends on the context, ranging from what is common and expected to what is formally established and approved.

(5) Establishment (functional and non-functional requirements)

The foundation of the Unified Word (UW) is based on enduring, stable, and unified patterns, developed as a base to fit as many applications as desired. There is no need to reinvent the wheel and no need to keep building huge instances of applications

Existing and traditional "Foundation" can refer to

A base structure for different instances of: (a) Building, (b) a cosmetic product to even skin tone, (c) a philanthropic organization that awards grants, or (d) a science fiction book series and TV show. The specific meaning depends on the context, whether it pertains to construction, beauty, charity, or popular culture.

An enduring, stable, and unified foundation of functional requirements is clearly defined to build as many applications as you wish.

The existing functional requirements are:(a)  built for each instance, (2) no standard exists, and (3) they are not enduring. stable, or unified.

An enduring, stable, and unified foundation of non-functional requirements is the actual quality factors for each Unified Word. Each Unified word has built-in non-functional requirements.

The existing non-functional requirements are: (1)

COMMON for all concepts, (2) not executable, (3)

subjective nature, (4) the difficulty in measurement and testing, and (5) a general tendency to be overlooked or misunderstood during the development process.

(6) Building on over 50 discoveries per each unified word (Discovery keys), over 300 innovations (keys to innovation), and over 100 new cognitive facts (data and cognitive skills) for every unifying word you don't know.

The good word is knowledge, system, order, field, responsibility, stories and narratives, art, engineering, ethics, plays, roles, inventions, innovations, facts, and cognitive skills that have been added.

I researched the definition of the word "freedom" and the number of definitions I found, and I discovered the following:

There is no fixed number of definitions for the word "freedom."

It is a term with multiple definitions that vary according to the philosophical, political, social, and legal context. However, most definitions agree that it is the individual's ability to choose, act, and make decisions without coercive constraints, while respecting the rights of others and the responsibility resulting from these actions.

Different Definitions of Freedom

  • In philosophy and psychology: It is the ability of a person to think and make decisions freely, with clear reasons, personal conviction, and an awareness of responsibility.

  • In a social and political context: It includes freedom of expression, freedom of religion, and the right to participate in political life, within the limits of the law and the rights of others.

  • In economics: It means the freedom of international trade from restrictions and tariffs.

  • In psychology: It is the state of someone who is not governed by unconscious impulses, but rather is a conscious person who does what they want and is aware of the reason for their choice.

  • Types of Freedom: It is sometimes divided into:

o Freedom from: Freedom from negative constraints such as slavery or oppression.

Freedom is: the ability to do what we want, while adhering to limits that ensure the rights of others are not violated.

Freedom of existence is the ability to be ourselves without restrictions.

Firstly, the various freedoms differ from place to place, creating double standards.

Secondly, they have become restrictions, stripping people of all their rights and perpetuating malicious concepts.

Thirdly, all illogical definitions stem from our ignorance of the functional and non-functional requirements (quality indicators) of the word "freedom."

(7) Positive Impacts

Positive impacts are beneficial effects that result from all the discoveries, innovations, and cognitive facts that can improve well-being, the environment, or a community and add value to all fields of knowledge and businesses, and transform them into ways to advance in Art, science, and engineering, and also build in ethics, science, and all actions and events

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