Sist 14 Rulebook

PAKISTANS BIGGEST ISLAMIC YOUTH EVENT
SHIFA INTERSCHOLASTIC TOURNAMENT 2014

REVIVE THE LIGHT W I T H I N . L ET T H E C H A N G E BEG I N .
FEBRUARY 1 & 2
IIUI AUDITORIUM, FAISAL MOSQUE
RULE BOOK
For Assistance and Additional Info

Please go to www.shifastudentsociety.com or email us at scmconference@gmail.com

Contact numbers: 0321-854-2431 (Uzair Mushahid, President Shifa Student Society)
0300-970-9796 (Abdul Ahad, Head Registrations)
0336-581-5856, 0300-980-0529 (Sisters only)
Shifa College of Medicine address: Pitras Bukhari Road, H-8/4, Islamabad, Pakistan.
SIST 2014
CONTENTS
CATEGORY I: THE ARTS
ART ON-SPOT 3
3D ART 5
POSTER COMPETITION
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STORIES FOR YOUNG HEARTS 9
CALLIGRAPHY 11
PHOTOGRAPHY 14
ANASHEED [Brothers & Sisters] 16
SHORT FILM
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CATEGORY II: KNOWLEDGE & QURAN

ISLAMIC JEOPARDY 22
REVIVING SUNNAH ON CAMPUS 28
TAJWEED [BROTHERS AND SISTERS] 30
CATEGORY III: ARTICULATION & WRITING

SIST DEBATES 32
ON-THE-SPOT WRITING (URDU/ENGLISH) 36
POETRY 38
SIST JOURNALISM
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CATEGORY IV: MISCELLANEOUS

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT 44
FUTSAL (BROTHERS ONLY) 47
TABLE TENNIS (SISTERS ONLY) 48
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CATEGORY I: THE ARTS

ART ON-SPOT
Theme: Revive the Light Within. Let the Change Begin.
Participants will have the first day of the tournament from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. to complete
their projects. The final pieces must relate to the overall SIST 2014 theme as stated above.
Brainstorming, planning (sketches) and buying the necessary materials must be done before the beginning of the tournament. Acceptable mediums include, but are not limited to:
watercolors, oil, crayon, mixed mediums, chalk, pastels, charcoal.
Competition Guidelines:
1. No more than 2 students from each team can register for this competition. This competition is NOT a team effort. Each participant must submit a separate piece of artwork.
2. Depiction of human or animal figures is not allowed in any form except for silhouettes
or shadows. Plants, landscapes, and inanimate objects are allowed.
3. All artwork must be clearly labeled on the back with the name of the participant, institution and team.
4. Participants must purchase and bring all necessary materials, from pencils to paper,
themselves. No more than Rs. 2500 can be spent on supplies. Please note that the SIST
Staff will not provide any supplies to participants (unless participant cannot afford;
refer to the notice in start). Failure to bring your own material will result in disqualification.
5. While you are working on your artwork on Day 1 (9 am - 3 pm) judges will come to see
your work and guide you in the right direction. During this time, a short typed / handwritten explanation of the artwork, not more than 1 A4 size page (500 words max.)
must be submitted. The explanation should include what the artwork is about and what
inspired the participant to make it.
6. On Day 2, each participant will be interviewed for five minutes by the judges in order
to describe the purpose and inspiration of the artwork. (Make sure your artwork is dry
before submitting it to the judges)
7. This competition will be judged according to the SIST ARTS JUDGING BALLOT.
8. If any participant wants to take their artwork back with them, they must inform the
event managers at least an hour before the competition is over; otherwise it will automatically be assumed that the participant has surrendered possession of their artwork
to the SIST Committee.
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PLEASE NOTE: No requests for return of the artwork will be entertained after the com-
petition is over. The work will be considered abandoned property and ownership rights will
be transferred to the SIST Committee.
SIST Arts Judging Ballot
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3D ART
All submissions must be three-dimensional (in the literal sense). Graphic designing is not
included in this category.
1. No more than 2 students from each team can register for this competition. This competition is NOT a team effort. Each participant must submit a separate piece of artwork.
No more than Rs. 2500 can be spent on supplies.
2. Artwork CANNOT take the form of human beings or animals. Plants, landscapes, and inanimate objects such as buildings etc., are allowed. However, ready-made models taken
from shops will not be entertained.
3. Artwork should also be placed on a board for easy carrying. The board should be made
of a material sturdy enough to carry the artwork. Participants will be responsible for
bringing their own boards. The SIST Staff will not provide boards or any other material
to participants on the day of the tournament.
4. All artwork must be labeled with the name of the participant, institution and team.
5. 3D art should be sturdy. Judges are looking for artwork that is well put together. Please
note that your work may be moved around on several occasions and it should be robust
to handle this. The SIST Staff will not be responsible for any damage caused during the
transportation of artwork or under any other circumstances. Projects will be judged as
they are presented to the judges regardless of any damage incurred to a participants
work.
6. A short typed/written explanation must be submitted (max 500 words). The explanation
should include what the artwork is about and what inspired the participant to make it.
7. This competition will be judged according to the SIST ARTS JUDGING BALLOT.
8. If any participant wants to take their artwork back with them, they must inform the
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POSTER COMPETITION
1. No more than 2 students from each team can register for this competition. This competition is NOT a team effort. Each participant must submit a separate piece of work.
2. Poster should be on paper, of minimum 22 x 28 inches and maximum 24 x 36 inches
dimensions.
3. Means of drawing/painting: pencil, crayon, water color, oil painting, computer drawing,
etc.
or shadows.
5. Posters should be 2 dimensional only (no elevation allowed).

6. The poster must not represent any particular organization or brand name.
7. The topic of your poster should be clearly stated on it. Here are a few ideas for the topic
of poster but you are not restricted to these:
The World in Ten years Time
Success in Deen and Dunya
Hijabi and Proud/Women in Islam
The Ideal Ummah
Then which of the Blessings of your Lord will you deny?
Salah : Karate against all Sins
8. Each Poster must be labeled with the name of the participant, institution and team.
9. The poster should be submitted on DAY 1 of the Tournament. Failure to do so will lead
to disqualification from the competition.
10. Please submit a brief description of the piece and method of execution, which may be
considered during judging.
11. If any participant wants to take their poster back with them, they should inform the
event managers at least an hour before the competition is over; otherwise it will automatically be assumed that the participant has surrendered possession of their poster to
the SIST Committee.
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sist poster competition Judging Ballot
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STORIES FOR YOUNG HEARTS

The objectives of this competition are to help young kids understand their Deen in a way
that interests them the most- Story Books. A list of topics is given below but the participants are not restricted to these:
Cultivating healthy relationships with friends and family
Good manners in Islam
Teaching young kids the application of moral values e.g. how a child who did not
cheat in exams but relied on Allah (after putting in due hard work) was able to get a
better score than the person who cheated.
Pleasing your parents
Helping out others;
Being productive both in deen and dunya
Concept of Shaitan
Sharing and how Allah multiplies the reward when you give something away in His
cause
1. Only one entry per team is allowed.
2. Entry can be made either by a single person or in a group of two.
3. All submissions should be in PDF form.
4. All Entries must be emailed to scmconference@gmail.com two weeks prior to the
event i.e. before 18th January, 2014.
5. The story must be no longer than 4000 words and should not be plagiarized or published by a publishing house before.
6. The story book should be suitable for children aged between 4-12 years.
7. The story book must not represent any particular organization or brand name.
or shadows.
9. Theme of the storybook: Revive the light within. Let the change begin.
10. Title of the storybook can be of the participants choice.
11. Stories will be judged according to SIST STORIES FOR YOUNG HEART JUDGING BALLOT.
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CALLIGRAPHY
1. No more than 2 students from each team can register for this competition. The competition is NOT a team effort. Each participant must submit a separate piece of work.
2. All artwork must be submitted on paper (there is no restriction on the type of paper
used), which should not exceed 22 by 28 inches (standard chart paper size) or be less
than the standard A4 size. The use of frames is optional and entirely up to the participants. SIST managers will not provide frames to display the artwork.
3. No more than 5 ayahs may be calligraphed. All final pieces must be labeled with the
name of the competitor, institution and team.
4. The calligraphy piece MUST reflect this years SIST theme. All entries are to be submitted on the 1st of February (first day of event).
5. Participants artwork can include pictures or designs to compliment the calligraphic
work (as long as they do not depict any human or animal figures); however, the calligraphic work should be the main focus of the artwork.
6. Any artwork that emphasizes designs or pictures over the calligraphy will not be eligible
for the competition.
7. Participants should use known Arabic calligraphic scripts (e.g. Nastaleeq, Thuluth,
Naskh, Kufic, Ruqah, etc.) for their artwork. The Calligraphic scripts must display uniformity, proportionality and consistency of lettering in accordance with the original
Quranic text.
8. Participants will be expected to give a brief overview of their artwork to the judge or
the event manager. The judge or event manager will also ask them questions pertaining
to their artwork in order to ensure authenticity and that the participant is indeed the
artist of the artwork presented.
9. The participants, and especially the winners, are encouraged to submit their artwork to
the event managers after the competition is over if they are interested in having their
work put on permanent display on the college premises. This is by no means mandatory, however.
10. Each competitor must display the following next to his or her piece on a separate piece
of paper:
Translation of the writing in the calligraphy piece.
Short typed/written explanation of the calligraphy, not more than ONE page long
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(max. 500 words). The explanation should include the inspiration behind the meaning and form of the artists piece.
11. If any participant wants to take their artwork back with them, they should inform the
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PHOTOGRAPHY
The purpose of this category is to encourage artistic expression of Islamic concepts, teachings and thoughts through the medium of a camera. The following is a list of rules and procedures for this competition. Failure to fulfill these obligations and/or any violation of them
may result in point loss or disqualification from the tournament.
1. Be as creative as possible, but please ensure your photography conforms to Islamic
guidelines. Depiction of human or animal figures not allowed in any form except for
silhouettes or shadows. Please use your best judgment, and if in doubt, send an email
to scmconference@gmail.com for approval of your ideas. Abstract photography is definitely encouraged. Have fun with it!
2. Maximum 2 members per team are allowed to participate in this event. This competition is not a joint effort. Each competitor must submit his/her own separate piece of
work.
3. You may bring photos that you have taken in the past or take new photos just for this
competition. However the photos should not have been used in a previous competition.
4. Please limit your submissions to 1 photo per person (size 8X10), unless you choose to
submit small photos (e.g. 5x7), in which case, you can bring up to two.
5. All artwork must be properly labeled with the name of the participants, institution and
team.
6. All entries are to be submitted on the 1st February (first day of event). A written/typed
explanation (not more than one A4 page) of the photograph MUST be submitted with
the photograph.
7. TIP FROM THE JUDGES: Stick to the theme, consider different angles and heights etc
while taking your photograph.
8. Editing/retouching of the pictures will cause you to lose marks. Remember, enlarging a
picture may cause it to become grainy and lose detail, so keep the quality of your work
in mind while enlarging your picture.
9. If participants want to take their artwork back with them then they should inform the
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ANASHEED [Brothers & Sisters]

Anasheed is vocal music sung in praise of Allah Azza wa Jall, His Prophet (SAW) or has a
good message that is either sung a cappella (voice only) or accompanied by percussion
instrument called the daff. The purpose of this competition is to educate the youth about
the teachings of Islam through one of societys most influential mediums and allow them to
produce aesthetically pleasing acoustics in conformity with Islam.
There will be separate competitions for brothers and sisters. Hence, your Nasheed group
must either be all male or all female. All competitors must be prepared to perform in front
of an audience.
Males will be kept out of the Sisters Anasheed performance; however, the brothers performances will be open to all viewers.
1. Nasheed groups may consist of a MINIMUM of 1 and MAXIMUM of 4 members. All
members of a group must be from the same SIST team.
2. MAXIMUM 2 performances are allowed per team. These 2 performances can be:
Solo and Solo;
Solo and Group; or
Group and Group
3. The choice is open. Each group however cannot be more than 4 members
4. The Nasheed can be in English, Urdu or Arabic. It must have relevant to the theme.
5. Although extra points will be awarded for original compositions, participants may perform the work of another artist/Nasheed-writer, given that they mention this point to
the judges before their performance. Anasheed discovered to be plagiarized which
were stated by the participants to be their own composition will result in the teams
disqualification from competition.
6. Each group will be required to perform their anasheed in front of an audience. The
performance should not exceed 5 minutes. Points will be deducted from the total score
if the performance exceeds the allotted time.
7. The ONLY instrument that can be used for the performance is the daff (a one-sided
drum).
8. Remember to be creative! Non-instrumental sound effects such as clapping, humming
etc are permitted. Groups must bring their own props as none will be supplied by the
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SIST management.
9. The lyrics of the anasheed must be submitted at least 1 week before the start of the
tournament for approval by the SIST Committee, along with a short, typed explanation
(about half a page long) about why the Nasheed was composed/ selected.
10. The judges decision will be final.
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SHORT FILM
The SIST Short Film Competition seeks to encourage audio-visual expression of Islamic culture and identity among a younger generation of Muslims as well as reward those whose
work displays talent and originality.
All short film entries MUST be between 5 7 minutes from beginning to end. Competitors
MUST reflect on the theme for this topic. Any short film that does not have a clear link to
the theme will not be accepted. Note: serious and comedy films will not be judged separately.
1. Each team can register a maximum of 1 group for this competition and only one entry
per team can be made.
2. Since this is a group event, entry can be made either by a single member or a group of
maximum 6 members, working in collaboration. [More than 6 people may work on the
project but only up to 6 can be registered for it].
3. Entries MUST be original works that have been made exclusively for this competition and have not been previously awarded or publicly exhibited. Furthermore, the
entrant(s) must be the creator(s) and owners(s) of the submitted work. Plagiarism and
violation of copyright laws will result in immediate disqualification from the competition.
4. Entries must be submitted to the SIST Committee for approval at scmconference@
gmail.com before 26th January. Entries can also be uploaded on YouTube/ Vimeo/ Dropbox etc and the link emailed to us. Entries received after the deadline, including the day
of the competition, will be disqualified. No exception will be made in this regard.
5. Films submitted may be comedy or serious.
6. TIP from the judges: An idea for a funny film could be making fun of cultural practices
that have nothing to do with true Islam but have come to be thought of as such. Be
careful to ascertain that the practice you intend to shed light on does in fact have no
basis whatsoever in the Islamic literature. Use of an external mic during the recording or
editing the video with sound software can significantly improve the quality of the video;
adding subtitles can also help.
7. All films MUST relate to this years theme as given above or risk losing points.
8. Inappropriate content of any sort will not be tolerated. SIST judges reserve the right
to disqualify any participant and their film whose content violates decency of language
and the Islamic dress code as outlined in the Rules & Restrictions section of the rule-
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book. Please note: Our objective is not to curtail your creativity but to ensure a professional and decent environment.
9. Each Film group must submit a typed, short explanation of their film, no more than
ONE A4 page long. The explanation should include what inspired the competitor to
make the film and the lesson behind it.
10. Groups will be interviewed for five minutes in order to describe how they made the
film, what the purpose behind the film is, and what inspired them.
11. Entries MUST be original works that have not been previously distributed/ awarded/
recognized/ publicly exhibited as of the submission date. Entrant must be the creator of
the submitted work, holding the full copyright ownership therein.
12. By entering this competition you are giving SIST permission to publish your work
on its website and in all forms of promotional material, electronic, print or otherwise.
You maintain copyright ownership to your work and are responsible for its content.
However, if you do not wish to publish your work, inform the SIST Committee beforehand with a written application.
Make sure you adhere to the following rules:

1. Only Islamic Music is allowed. It could be sounds from nature (birds, wind, rainfall,
thunder etc), it could be sound effects like whoosh, swoosh, clap, type writer, bomb
blast or other sounds which do not include any musical instruments. Stretch your mind
and use anything EXCEPT MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. Duff music is encouraged. Islamic
anasheeds (without music or those containing duff and beat box) could be used.
2. Islamic dress code must be followed.

3. Intermixing of sexes is not encouraged. However if some requirement arises of show-
ing males and females together, try to do it between mehrams, although the interaction
should only be limited to conversation.
4. Promotion of non-Muslim values or culture will not be tolerated. Constructive criticism

is allowed.
5. The idea/theme should be purely innovative and not plagiarized.
6. No personal attack on any individual/group is allowed, whether Islamic or political,
either by taking its name or by hitting it indirectly. Be positive. Make your work very
simple and basic. Try to promote goodness. However, any un-Islamic practice being followed by a majority on the name of Islam could be tackled and shown in a comedic way,
but such a work should also not contain any personal attack to any individual/group. It
should be dealt with in a manner of correction (Islah)
7. No promotion of any jamaat, organization or individual through your video is allowed.

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Short-Film can consist of the following categories:
I. Real Movie
III. Short Commercial
II. Animation
IV. Picture Movie
Please note: The examples given are just to give an idea. It is not at all compulsory that one
should make something similar to the given example.
Real movie
It could be a documentary or a movie. This can be comedy or serious. From concept and
storyboard, to footage and editing, the competitors must be able to put it all together and
move an audience. This is an effort to appreciate our young producers, director, editors
and main screen actors. Unique perspectives and creativity abound in this process but the
story must still come through the digital media and have a strong purpose and meaning. It
should consist of real characters. Story/idea should be within the bounds of morality and
should give some useful message. It should completely display Islamic culture. For example,
one can focus on the current detrimental condition of Pakistan and can show some solutions according to our national heroes like Allama Iqbal who based their ideology purely on
Islam. The content of the video can also be poetic or can contain dialogues or just music
(but make sure the type of music is Islamically allowed). Any video format is accepted.
Short Commercial
This can also be comedy or serious. Lets rewind back to the PTV commercials of 1990s. You
might remember the famous Wasim Akram commercial on hazards of smoking and also
the commercial on importance of cleanliness. Similarly participants can make commercials
on any important aspect which is required to make a society better. For example, the importance of greeting (saying assalam o alaikum) can be shown, importance of cleanliness
in school cafes/class rooms can be shown through a commercial or anything which gives a
good message. It can be submitted under any video format.
Animation
Animations have been moving the simulation and entertainment world for quite some time
now. The aim is simple, to find animators capable of using digital media to bring forward
their imagination. These animations can be movies, documentaries or short clips which are
strong enough to move the audience (2D or 3D animation). The best example could be an
animation of Kaaba, or other beautiful architectures of Muslim world. Depiction of human
or animal figures is not allowed in any form except for silhouettes or shadows.
Picture movie
The art of photography empowers us to tell a story without using words. This category
invites students to capture a series of still photos that tell a story. The photo essay should
provoke thought and discussion and inspire the audience. You are to provide a photo essay
connected to a theme of your choice, which can be up to 20 pictures. Example: A nasheed
(Islamic song) like Orphan girl by Zain Bhikha can be used and pictures accordingly can be
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CATEGORY II: KNOWLEDGE &

QURAN
ISLAMIC JEOPARDY
Now with a new and exciting section! (Check syllabus below)
Below is a list of rules and procedures for this category. Failure to fulfill these obligations
and/or violation of them may result in loss of points and possible disqualification from the
tournament.
1. A MINIMUM of 1 and MAXIMUM of 5 members can participate in this event from each
team. Contestants may form groups only from within their original SIST teams.
2. Each team should select a team captain whose job will be to select questions from the
jeopardy board after consultation with his/her team-mates.
3. Teams must report to the designated jeopardy room/area at least 10 minutes before
the game is scheduled to begin.
4. The game will consist of two rounds. Round 1 will be played jeopardy-style while Round
2 will be a rapid-fire session.
5. In Round 1, five categories, each found with a description at the end of the jeopardy
rules, will be on display before the contestants. Each category will have a column of
point values in increasing order of magnitude beneath it.
6. The team captains of the 4 teamschosen arbitrarily to go firstselect a category and
point value from the jeopardy board. For example, a team captain could say, Quran for
300 please.
7. The host/moderator then reads out the assigned question behind the point value to the
team selected to answer first, referred to as Team A here for the purpose of description.
Contestants must wait until the host finishes reading the clue before answering; doing
so before this point results in the team losing its turn and the question being passed on
to the next team, Team B. Failure to respond to answer the question within a 30 second
limit after the host has finished reading the question also causes the question to go the
next team.
8. If the team is able to answer the question within the time-limit, the point value of the
question is added toward their final score. Nothing less than the complete right answer
will be accepted as correct.
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9. If the team is unable to answer the question within the time-limit or answers incorrectly, the question is put to the next team in line. If Team B answers correctly within
the time limit, the point value of the first question is halved and awarded to Team B. If
Team B is also unable to answer the question correctly, the judge reads out the correct
answer and precedes the question originally selected by Team B and the game continues as before.
10. Only the 2 teams with the highest scores will qualify for Round 2.
11. Round 2 is the rapid-fire round in which, over a span of only 2 minutes, questions that
can be answered by a simple yes or no or by a single word are put to both teams separately. Questions are thus asked in rapid succession until the 2 minute time limit for the
round is up. The team to accumulate the most points by the end of round two is declared the winner.
SIST ISLAMIC JEOPARDY SYLLABUS

Recommended Reading for Contestants in Preparation for SIST Jeopardy
The following categories are selected for this years SIST Jeopardy:
Category 1: QURAN
This category consists of 2 parts
Part 1: Stories from Quran by Ibn Katheer
Link: http://www.kalamullah.com/Books/StoriesQuran.pdf
Content:
1. Dwellers of the Town
2. Moses and Al-Khadir
3. Story of the Heifer
4. Uzair (Ezra)
5. The Believer & the Disbeliever
6. Story of Luqman
7. People of the Ditch
8. Barsisa the Worshipper (The Renegade)
9. Owners of the Elephant
Part 2: Everyday lessons from Quran
Link: http://www.linguisticmiracle.com/
Content:
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The following Surahs from 30th Juz (Para) of the Quran.
1. Al-Fajr
2. Al- Balad
3. Ash-Shams
4. Al-Layl
5. Ad-Duhaa
6. Ash-Sharh
7. At Teen
8. Al Alaq
9. Al Qadar
10. Al Asr
Category 2: SUNNAH
Recommended book: Riyad-us-Saliheen
Available for free download at
http://www.kalamullah.com/Books/Riyad-us-Saliheen.pdf
&
http://guidedways.com/riadusaleheen/chapter_display.php?book=0&chapter=1
Selected Chapters from Riyad-us-Saliheen

THE BOOK OF MISCELLANY
Chapter 1: Sincerity and Significance of Intentions and all Actions, Apparent and
Hidden
Chapter 2: Repentance
Chapter 3: Patience and Perseverance
Chapter 4: Truthfulness
Chapter 5: Watchfulness
Chapter 6: Piety
Chapter 7: Firm Belief and Reliance on Allah
Chapter 8: Uprightness and Steadfastness
Chapter 13: Numerous ways of doing Good
Chapter 15: The Righteous Conduct on Regular base
Chapter 22: Giving Counsel
Chapter 23: Enjoining Good and Forbidding Evil
Chapter 24: Chastisement for one who enjoins good and forbids evil but acts otherwise
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Chapter 25: Discharging the Trusts
Chapter 26: Covering faults of the Muslims
Chapter 27: Fulfillment of the needs of the Muslims
Chapter 28: Spending favorite things for Allahs sake
Book 2: The Book of the Etiquettes of Eating
Chapter 101: Prohibition of Criticizing Food
Chapter 102: Response to an Invitation extended to a Man observing Saum (Fasting)
Chapter 103: What should one say to the Host if an Uninvited Person is Accompanied by an Invited Person?
Chapter 104: Eating from what is in front of one
Chapter 105: Prohibition of Eating two Date-fruits Simultaneously
Chapter 106: What should a Person say or do when he Eats but is not Satisfied
Chapter 107: Eating from the Side of the Vessel
Chapter 108: Undesirability of Eating in a Reclining Posture
Chapter 109: Excellence of Eating with three Fingers and Licking them
Chapter 110: Merit of Sharing Food
Chapter 111: Etiquette of Drinking Water
Chapter 112: Undesirability of Drinking directly from the mouth of a Water-Skin
Chapter 113: Undesirability of blowing into the Vessel while Drinking
Chapter 114: Permission to Drink while in a Standing Posture
Chapter 115: Excellence of the Cupbearer drinking last
Book 5: The Book of Greetings
Chapter 131: Excellence of Promoting Greeting
Chapter 132: Words to be used for offering Greetings
Chapter 133: Etiquette of offering Greetings
Chapter 134: Excellence of Greeting the Acquaintance Repeatedly
Chapter 135: Excellence of Greeting at the time of entry into the House
Chapter 136: Greeting the Children
Chapter 137: Greeting ones Wife and other Women
Chapter 138: Greeting the non-Muslims and Prohibition of taking an Initiative
Chapter 139: Excellence of Greeting on Arrival and Departure
Chapter 140: Seeking Permission to enter (somebodys House) and Manners relating to it
Chapter 141: Seeking Permission to enter by telling ones Name
Chapter 142: Saying Al-hamdulillah on Sneezing, its reply and Manners relating to
Sneezing and Yawning
Chapter 143: Excellence of Hand shaking at the time of Meeting
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Book 8: The Book of Virtues
Chapter 180: The Excellence of Reciting the Quran
Chapter 181: Warning against forgetting the Quran
Chapter 182: The Merit of Recitation of the Noble Quran in a Pleasant Voice
Chapter 183: Inducement towards the Recitation of some Special verses and Surah
of the Noble Quran
Chapter 184: Desirability of Assembling for the Recitation of the Noble Quran
Chapter 185: The Merits of Ablutions (Wudu) Chapter 186: The Excellence of Adhan
Chapter 187: The Excellence of As-Salat (The Prayer)
Chapter 188: Excellence of the Morning (Fajr) and Asr Prayers
Chapter 189: The Excellence of Proceeding towards the Mosque Walking
Chapter 190: The Excellence of waiting for As-Salat (The Prayer)
Chapter 191: The Excellence of Performing Salat (Prayers) in Congregation
Chapter 192: Urging to Observe Isha and Fajr Prayers in Congregation
Chapter 193: Strict Orders for Observance of Obligatory Salat
Chapter 194: The Excellence of Standing in the First Row (In Salat)
Category 3: HISTORY
Recommended book: Great women of Islam by Mahmood Ahmad Ghadanfar
Available for free download at
http://www.kalamullah.com/Books/Great%20Women%20of%20Islam.pdf
Content:
1. Hazrat Khadija
2. Hazrat Aisha
3. Hazrat Hafsa
4. Hazrat Zainab bint jahsh
5. Umme Salma
6. Fatimah bint Muhammad
7. Summayyah bint khabat
8. Asma bint abu bakr
9. Umme Aimen
10. Juwairyah bint harith
11. Zainab binte khazeema
12. Fatima bint Asad
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Category 4: CURRENT AFFAIRS (From 25th Dec 13 - 29th Jan 14)

Participants will primarily be tested on current affairs occuring in the aforementioned
dates.
Links:
http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/spotlight/libya/(for Middle East)
http://english.aljazeera.net/news/asia/(for Pakistan and Afghanistan)
http://english.aljazeera.net/indepth/spotlight/unpalestine/ (for Palestine)
Category 5: Islamic Contributions

Participants are recommended to use the following resources as guides for preparation:
The Rich History of Science and Knowledge in Islam

Link: http://www.kalamullah.com/ilm00.html
Muslim Heritage in Our World

Link: https://archive.org/details/1001Inventions_966
Chapter 1: Home
On the Coffee Trail
Clocks
Trick Devices
Chapter 2: School
House of wisdom
The Professors chair
Story Corner
Chapter 4: Hospital
Teaching hospitals
Blood circulation
Chapter 6: World
Planet earth
Natural phenomena
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REVIVING SUNNAH ON CAMPUS

Be it worship, social interaction, protecting the environment or even answering the call of
nature, the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAW) provide guidance on
all aspects of human life.
The Prophet (SAW) is reported to have said:
Whoever revives an aspect of my Sunnah that is forgotten after my death, he will have a
reward equivalent to that of the people who follow him, without it detracting in the least
from their reward. [Tirmidhi]
Reviving Sunnah on Campus is a competition/event with an aim to bring young people
closer to the path of the Prophet (SAW), encouraging them to research the ways which are
given in the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAW) in order to deal with situations commonly encountered by the modern student on school/college campuses. In doing so, it is hoped that
participants will come to appreciate the timelessness of the Sunnah and how it can be lived
and applied even in this day and age.
This competition will be a chance for each team to pick a commonly encountered situation
on institution campuses, or society in general, and prepare a presentation on how it should
be handled in the light of the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAW), giving references from the Ahadith.
You may also talk about how each one of us can make our professions/chosen career paths
useful for the Ummah, with practical examples as to how you would go about doing this,
bringing about a more far-reaching benefit than just making money.
Please note:
This competition is not to create How/What the Prophet (SAW) would have done in a certain situation, but to highlight what Islam already says about a certain matter and how to
go about it.
1. Each group will consist of a MINIMUM of 1 and MAXIMUM of 4 members. No more
than 1 group from a team may participate.
2. Only 1 presentation may be submitted per team, which should be no longer than 5-7
minutes. The presentation can take any form: PowerPoint, Skit, Poem, short film (not
already shown in other competition or shown solely) etc. Your entire team may assist in
preparing the presentation, though only a maximum of 4 members will be allowed to
present.
3. Your presentation should include your institution name and team name at some point
if it is a PowerPoint video/ presentation.
4. The entries MUST be submitted 2 weeks prior to the tournament final date to the SIST
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COMMITTEE for approval at scmconference@gmail.com . No new entries will be accepted after the deadline or on the days of the tournament.
5. The following resources may be used: the Quran, Tafsir Ibn Katheer, Riyadus-Saliheen,
the Ahadith of Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu-Dawud and Maliks Muwatta.
Please visit www.searchtruth.com or www.kalamullah.com for free resources. All resources used must be referenced in your presentation.
FOR IDEAS on how to make your entry more creative please visit our website to view the
winning presentations from last years tournament.
The Shifa Student Society publication, A New Dawn, may also be used for ideas at http://
www.scribd.com/doc/55750965/A-New-Dawn ; it is also available for free download at our
website.
By entering this competition, you are giving SIST permission to publish your work on its
website and in all forms of promotional material, electronic, print or otherwise. You maintain copyright ownership to your work and are responsible for its content.
sist REVIVING SUNNAH ON CAMPUS Judging Ballot
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TAJWEED [BROTHERS AND SISTERS]

Brothers And Sisters Competitions Will Be Separate
The word tajweed means to improve, to make better. The purpose of the Tajweed competition is to encourage students to learn the recitation of the Quran in the manner practiced by the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) himself and as is the right of the
Book of Allah:
Those to whom We have given the Book read it as it ought to be read (Quran, 2:121)
1. Each participant is to come prepared with their choice of paragraph from the Quran
and will be given a maximum of 4 minutes, so make sure your recitation ends within
the time limit. Exceeding the time limit will result in deduction of points.
2. For Brothers Only: the Brothers Tajweed finalists will present their tajweed in the
opening tilawat at the closing ceremony on the evening of 10th February 2013.
3. Each participant is requested to bring their own copy of the Quran from which he/she
would prefer to recite.
4. The brothers and sisters competitions will be held separately. No more than 2 male
students and 2 female students from each team can register for this competition. This
competition is NOT a team effort.
5. Each of the tajweed competitions (Brothers and Sisters) will have only one winner (first
place).
Judging will be based on the participants pronunciation and chanting, i.e., the way to
recite with a rhythm, described in the 4th verse of Surah al-Muzzamil in the Quran, based
on the following categories:
1. Reading: Perfecting (mastering) the reading process without making mistakes in
reciting the words and verses.
2. Adaa (Performance): This category is a combination of both the acquired skills that
a person gains through training in the science of Tajweed, in addition to other qualities
that Allah (S) in His infinite wisdom bestows upon whomsoever He pleases (such as the
quality of ones voice).
3. Tajweed (Recitation): Perfecting (mastering) the art of reciting the Quran by respecting the correct outputs of the alphabets, phonetics, timing, and applying all the
rules of Tajweed.
4. Makhaaraij (Articulation): Perfecting the style of pronunciation of each Arabic letter and knowing where the sound of each letter comes from.
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The results of the competition will be announced on the 2nd day of

the tournament at the Closing Awards Ceremony.
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CATEGORY III: ARTICULATION &

WRITING
SIST DEBATES
The SIST debates will be held on the model of BBCs The Doha Debates
The Debates are based on a centuries-old format, refined by the famous Oxford Union.
They focus on a single, controversial motion, with two speakers for and against. Once they
have outlined their arguments, each speaker is questioned by the chairman and the discussion is then opened up to the audience for argument and a final vote. (www.thedohadebates.com)
Please visit the website (www.thedohadebates.com) and familiarize yourself with the format and running of the debate.
The following is a list of rules and procedures for this category. Failure to fulfill these obligations and/or any violation of them may result in point loss or disqualification from the
tournament.
1. No more than ONE student may participate from each team.
2. Debates will be in ENGLISH language only.
3. Use of agreed upon Islamic resources (the Quran, Tafsir Ibn Katheer, Riyadus-Saliheen,
Ahadith of Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, Sunan Abu-Dawud and Maliks Muwatta. Check
out www.searchtruth.com or www.kalamullah.com for free resources) is encouraged in
order to argue ones case; other resources can be referred to as long as they are agreed
upon. Yes, religious sources can be referred to in rational discourse. Not exactly what
they taught you in school, is it?
4. Competitors will be assigned topics and the stance they are to defend by. (Coming
soon! Check website for topics)
5. The judges will award points based on the competitors persuasive abilities, rational
argument, and avoidance of targeting any particular sect of Islam or other religion, and
audience response in the form of voting for the most convincing side.
6. Remember to encourage your friends and family to attend and support you.
NOTE: Please keep visiting our website at www.shifastudentsociety.com for

more updates on topics and the debate format.
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Th e Co m pet it ion
Round 1: Line of argument
1.
2.
3.
4.
Each speaker speaks for 3 minutes.

There shall be no rebuttals.
Only the moderator can ask for clarifications.
There shall be no interaction with the audience
Round 2: Question and answer

1. Each speaker is expected to answer at least one question; unsatisfactory answer will
result in the question being rerouted to the opposite bench where the bench will have
the chance to rebut and solidify their stance.
2. The moderator can skip any irrelevant question.
3. If the speaker goes against their stance the moderator can ask for clarifications.
4. There should not be any counter question.
For the Audience

1. Before asking a question, state your name and the institute; and also state who it is
for.
2. The question should be brief and to the point. Youll be given chance to ask only
one question. Write it before hand and decide who it is for.
3. Ask your question only if the moderator allows.
M a r ki n g Standard
1.1 Each speakers substantive speech is marked for content, style and strategy.
1.2 If a debater declares that they are unable to make their speech after a debate has
begun, another member of their team who was announced by the chairperson as being a
speaker in that debate may speak in their place. In such a situation, judges shall award the
speech the lowest possible score within the Marking Standard, regardless of the quality of
the speech.
2.1 Content is the argument used by the speaker, divorced from the speaking style.
2.2 If an argument is weak it should be marked accordingly, even if the other team does not
expose its weakness.
2.3 In deciding the strength or weakness of an argument, judges should not be influenced
by their own personal beliefs or specialized knowledge.
3.1 Style is the way speakers speak.
3.2 Judges should make allowance for different accents, speaking styles and debating terminology.
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3.3 Debaters for whom English is a second language shall be judged as if they were native
English speakers.
3.4 In general, the use of palm-cards, lecterns, folders, notepads or other forms of speakers
notes should not affect the mark a speaker is given.
3.5 However, speakers should not read their speeches, but should use notes that they refer
to only from time to time.
4.1 Strategy covers:
4.1.1 Whether the speaker understands what are the issues of the debate, and
4.1.2 The structure and timing of the speakers speech.
4.2 A speaker who answers the critical issues with weak responses should get poor marks
for content but good marks for strategy.
4.3 Answering questions:
Each speaker is expected to answer at least one question asked by the audience or
the chairperson (a maximum of 2).
Award an extra mark in strategy if the speaker answers a question to the satisfaction
of the chair.
Do not ask a series of questions (i.e. an answer followed by another question) once
the speaker has finished his answer regardless of its relevance move on to the next
question or to the next speaker.
If a speaker fails to answer a relevant question deduct a mark from this portion of
the mark sheet. If a speaker answers one but fails to answer the second reward one
mark nonetheless.
Topics for SIST Debates: Coming soon! Keep visiting the website.
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ON-THE-SPOT WRITING (URDU/ENGLISH)

1. No more than 2 students from each team can register for this competition. This competition is NOT a team effort. Each competitor must submit a separate piece of work.
2. An essay may be written in either English or Urdu. Both will be judged separately.
3. Competitors will be allowed to draw three topics on the day of the competition. The
competitor may then choose one topic from among the three.
4. Topics will be on basic Islamic subjects, general knowledge, and current event topics, all
in some way or the other relating to the theme of the event (Revive the light within. Let
the change begin).
5. Competitors do not need to have an extensive knowledge of Islam to do well in this
competition.
6. The essay cannot be prepared beforehand, but must be extemporaneously composed
(on the spot) at the time of drawing the topic.
7. You may bring your own laptop.

8. You will be given one hour and fifteen minutes to type or write an essay on the topic.
The essay will be turned in to the judge when time is up. Time is short, so doing some
background reading and pre-selecting verses and Ahadith to use would be a good idea!
9. If any reference is used the competitor must cite the reference somewhere within his or
her essay. If any part of your article has no reference, or if the judges cannot reproduce
the reference easily, it, along with any arguments based on it will be considered void.
10. Articles will be judged on how persuasive and interesting they are, along with flow, logic
and spelling/grammar.
11. While there is no minimum or maximum word limit, any article that is too long may
cause judges to lose interest and deduct points.
12. Along with earning your team points, winning articles will also be published in the SSS
Bi-Annual Magazine Transcend!
13. By entering this competition you are giving SIST permission to publish your work on
its website and in all forms of promotional material, electronic, print or otherwise. You
maintain copyright ownership to your work and are responsible for its content.
Topics: Coming Soon! Keep visiting the website.
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POETRY
This event has two parts:
English: Spoken Word
Urdu: Bait Bazi
Spoken Word
Poetic expression has been a hallmark of Islamic tradition since the birth of the faith. In the
days of Prophet Muhammed (SAW), Hassan bin Thabit (RA) recited poetry to the Prophet
(SAW) himself. In recent times, we have seen a decline in this art form that moved the
hearts of the faithful. While we are under constant vilification from external forces that
wish to demonize our faith and our beloved Prophet (SAW), a Poetry competition would
be an important forum in these trying times. It is about time we define ourselves and not
allow others to define us with their scurrilous statements.
Competition Guidelines (Spoken Word):

The following is a list of rules and procedures for Spoken Word. Failure to fulfil these obligations and/or any violation of them may result in point loss or disqualification from the
tournament.
1. No more than 2 students from each team can register for this competition.
2. The performance should not exceed more than 5 minutes. Points will be deducted from
the total score if the performance exceeds the allotted time.
3. Your piece of poetry MUST relate to this years theme (Revive the Light Within; Let the
Change Begin).
4. No instruments can be used for the performance.
5. The competitors must submit two hard copies of their Spoken Word piece to the judges
before they perform.
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Bait Baazi- Iqbaleyaat

Why Iqbal?
According to Maulana Syed Sulaiman Nadwi, one of the events from Allama Iqbals childhood that left ever-lasting marks played a significant role in laying down the foundation for
all his works:
One morning when he was reciting the Quran as per routine his father came to him and
said: Son, what I want to say is this, whenever you read the Quran do so as if it were being revealed upon you, as if Allah SWT were conversing with you Himself!
Dr. Iqbal said that his words impressed themselves upon his heart and he could still savor
them. This was the seed sown in Iqbals heart, which gave rise to the sturdy branches that
spread across to all the corners of the world, in the form of his words.
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Competition Guidelines (Bait Baazi):

1. 0nly two members from each team can register for this event.
2. The event will be conducted in the usual bait baazi format.
3. Please see that ONLY Urdu poetry of Allama Iqbal is allowed.
4. The moderator will begin the event with a shair from Iqbal; the first team will give a
shair which begins with the last alphabet of that shair.
5. Only one minute will be given to the team to come up with the shair.
6. If a team cannot give a shair in response, a point is deducted.
7. Failure to respond with proper shair twice will result in elimination of that team from
the competition.
8. Please note that the shair should conform to norms of civility and educational institution.
9. Judging criteria will be based on the judging ballot attached below in case of a tie.
10. The judges decision will be final.
11. Misquoting a shair will result in deduction of points.
sist bait baazi Judging Ballot
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SIST JOURNALISM
The following is a list of rules and procedures for this category. Failure to fulfill these obligations and/or any violation of them may result in point loss or disqualification from the
tournament.
1. A MAXIMUM of 2 participants from each team can register for this competition. This
competition is NOT a team effort. Participants must be duly enrolled. Each participant
must submit an individual piece of work.
2. At the commencement of SIST, each participant will be assigned an event to cover for
both days of the tournament. The time and location of the event will be notified.
3. The submitted piece must be 250 words or less (spaces excluded).
4. Use of obscene/offensive language is not permitted.
5. Articles must be relevant to the subject of the event which they are submitted for, and
must be produced within the time limitations specified.
6. All examples, references, etc. must have citations.
7. Each participant is required to submit his/her work to the Journalism coordinator via
email. Computers with internet access will be provided from which this can be done.
(If that is not logistically possible, the participant should bring along a virus free USB to
transfer the data).
8. The email address will be provided on the first day of the tournament. The deadlines
will be:
News Report 1 - Day 1 before13.30.
News Report 2 - Day 2 before 13.30.
9. The news reports will be peer reviewed by the Journalism team and the top 10 reports
will be published & distributed to all SIST participants.
10. News writing style encompasses not only vocabulary and sentence structure, but the
order in which stories present information, their tone, and the readers or interests to
which they cater. News writing should be intelligible to the vast majority of potential
readers, as well as be engaging and succinct.
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CATEGORY IV: MISCELLANEOUS

COMMUNITY SERVICE PROJECT
1. This competition is a team effort. A minimum of 2 and a maximum of 6 people can register for this competition. Only one submission will be allowed per SIST team.
2. Each participating team must conduct a community service project that reflects this
years theme and addresses at least one problem that afflicts the local community. Here
are a few ideas but you are not restricted to these.
Rising up to your responsibility: fighting poverty
Fight for literacy: Fight for the future.
Clean and Green Pakistan
3. Each team must have a student director, but all team participants should be involved in
presenting the project to the judges.
4. Each team must have an organized Power Point presentation which depicts their community service project. Institution name and Team name should be included in the
Power Point at some point.
5. Presentation by every team should be no longer than 5-7 minutes.
6. Participants MUST submit an abstract (250 words or less) of their plan for the project at
least 2 WEEKS prior to the date of the SIST tournament for approval by the SIST Committee.
7. Participants must also submit 2 copies of a typed Project Outline on the day of the tournament along with the community service project.
8. Project ideas must be original and innovative. If you do something thats been done
many times before, you must think outside the box and make it unique. Try to think on
these lines: how can you creatively get your community invested in your efforts to make
a bigger impact in peoples lives while you race to reach your target about the project.
9. Your community service project cannot be a 1 day or a 3 hour project. It must span a
long period of time and benefit a community at large.
10. Remember, good deeds, no matter how great, will carry no weight on the Day of Judgment if the intentions behind them are not for the purpose of pleasing Allah Azza wa
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Jall alone. The purpose of this competition is not to showcase ones achievements to
the people in order to prove ones greater capability, but rather, to inspire and encourage one another to come up with better and more effective ways to serve the people
and to prove that such lofty goals are in fact doable.
11. Judging Criteria will be based upon the official SIST Community Service team.
PLEASE NOTE: By entering this competition you are giving SIST permission to publish
your work on its website and in all forms of promotional material, electronic, print or otherwise. You maintain copyright ownership to your work and are responsible for its content.
Project Outline
The following is a list of requirements for the Project Outline:
1. Copy of typed project.
2. Cover page with the title of the project and Team name, stapled on the side.
3. Executive Summary: A summary of your project, outcomes and problems, no more than
a few paragraphs long.
4. Purpose: What would you like to see achieved through this project? State each goal
your team has in mind. What problem(s) in our community will it take a step towards
solving?
5. Procedure: How do you plan to reach this goal? List all the steps you think will be involved in order to accomplish your goal. Who will be involved, and in what ways?
6. Data: Anything you would like to show us or explain can be displayed on your Power
Point presentation. Include who was involved in the project, along with what everyone
did.
7. Conclusion: How did the actual procedure differ from what you originally planned?
What were some obstacles that you faced?
8. Discussion: How was the project integral to Islam and Muslims? How does it relate to
this years SIST theme (Revive the Light Within; Let the Change Begin)? What are some
ways in which you would like to expand this project in the future?
Checklist
Written abstract (250 words or less) of the desired project 2 weeks prior to the date
of the SIST tournament for approval by SIST committee.
Two (2) copies of a typed Project Outline on the day of the tournament.
Power point presentation which displays the project.
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FUTSAL (BROTHERS ONLY)

P l ay ers
Minimum number of players needed to start a match is 5, one of whom shall be a
goalkeeper
Minimum number of players needed to finish a match is 3.
There is no substitution limit.
Ga m e D u rat i o n
There will be two equal periods of 15 minutes. Clock will be stopped whenever the
ball is out of play. Time can be prolonged only to take a penalty kick.
Time-outs: 1 per team per half; none in extra time
Half-time: Maximum of 10 minutes
Ru l es of Ex p uls i o n :
The team of the player sent off can substitute for that player after 2 minutes of playing time or after the opposing team scores, whichever comes first.
The 2-minute punishment shall be checked by the timekeeper (or by the assistant
referee, if there is no timekeeper).
The substitute cannot come on until the ball is out of play and he has a referees
consent.
Acc u m u l at ed Fo u l s
Once a team has accumulated 5 fouls during a half (those accumulated in the second half
continue to accumulate into extra time).
From the 6th foul:
That team shall not be allowed a defensive wall.
All free kicks shall be direct (no indirect free kicks).
Infringements committed within 12 meters of the goal line shall be punished with a direct
free kick taken from the point of infringement or from the second penalty spot; infringements committed from 12 meters or further from the goal line shall be punished.
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TABLE TENNIS (SISTERS ONLY)

B EST O F TH R E E G A M ES
1. Only one entry per team is allowed.
2. For each game, the first player to reach 11 points wins that game, however a game must
be won by at least a two point margin in case of a deuce.
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For Assistance
and
Additional Info
Please go to www.shifastudentsociety.com
or
email us at scmconference@gmail.com
Contact numbers:
0321-854-2431 (Uzair Mushahid, President Shifa Student Society)
0300-970-9796 (Abdul Ahad, Head Registrations)
0336-581-5856, 0300-980-0529 (Sisters only)
Shifa College of Medicine address:

Pitras Bukhari Road, H-8/4, Islamabad, Pakistan.
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SHIFA INTERSCHOLASTIC TOURNAMENT 2014

Please go to www.shifastudentsociety.com or email us at scmconference@gmail.com

CATEGORY II: KNOWLEDGE & QURAN

CATEGORY III: ARTICULATION & WRITING

CATEGORY IV: MISCELLANEOUS

CATEGORY I: THE ARTS

SIST Arts Judging Ballot

SIST Arts Judging Ballot

5. Posters should be 2 dimensional only (no elevation allowed).

sist poster competition Judging Ballot

STORIES FOR YOUNG HEARTS

sist stories for young heart Judging Ballot

sist CALLIGRAPHY Judging Ballot

sist photography Judging Ballot

ANASHEED [Brothers & Sisters]

sist anasheed Judging Ballot

Make sure you adhere to the following rules:

2. Islamic dress code must be followed.

4. Promotion of non-Muslim values or culture will not be tolerated. Constructive criticism

6. No personal attack on any individual/group is allowed, whether Islamic or political,

7. No promotion of any jamaat, organization or individual through your video is allowed.

III. Short Commercial

IV. Picture Movie

sist short film Judging Ballot

CATEGORY II: KNOWLEDGE &

SIST ISLAMIC JEOPARDY SYLLABUS

Selected Chapters from Riyad-us-Saliheen

Category 4: CURRENT AFFAIRS (From 25th Dec 13 - 29th Jan 14)

Category 5: Islamic Contributions

The Rich History of Science and Knowledge in Islam

Muslim Heritage in Our World

REVIVING SUNNAH ON CAMPUS

sist REVIVING SUNNAH ON CAMPUS Judging Ballot

TAJWEED [BROTHERS AND SISTERS]

The results of the competition will be announced on the 2nd day of

sist TAJ W EE D J udging B allot

CATEGORY III: ARTICULATION &

NOTE: Please keep visiting our website at www.shifastudentsociety.com for

Each speaker speaks for 3 minutes.

Round 2: Question and answer

For the Audience

sist DEBATES Judging Ballot

ON-THE-SPOT WRITING (URDU/ENGLISH)

7. You may bring your own laptop.

Topics: Coming Soon! Keep visiting the website.

sist on-the-spot writing Judging Ballot

Competition Guidelines (Spoken Word):

sist spoken word Judging Ballot

Bait Baazi- Iqbaleyaat

Competition Guidelines (Bait Baazi):

sist bait baazi Judging Ballot

sist journalism Judging Ballot

CATEGORY IV: MISCELLANEOUS

sist community service project Judging Ballot

FUTSAL (BROTHERS ONLY)

TABLE TENNIS (SISTERS ONLY)

Shifa College of Medicine address:

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