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  ISLAMABAD: Amid the tight fiscal position, the Centre is considering ending financing provincial development projects, and instead focusing on five strategic sectors — exports, energy, equity, e-Pakistan and environment (5Es) — in the next year’s Public Sector Deve­lopment Pro­gramme (PSDP). A senior government official told  Dawn  that the planning and development ministry had moved a summary to the prime minister for his consent to cap the provincial development projects in the PSDP 2023-24 to be presented to parliament as part of the next year’s budget and also restrict the PSDP to 5Es. Table of Contents Hide Table of Contents/Summary The decision was taken at a r A recent meeting, presided over by Planning and Development Minister Ahsan Iqbal, with a view to moving forward to finalizing the next year’s development budget with clarity after the prime minister’s consent. PM Sharif has been given a suggestion that only those projects should be inc
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Make the niyyat (intention) that you are praying behind/following the Imam who is leading the Salat. It is unnecessary to know his name, however, you should know that you are following that particular Imam. Your Salat will not be counted as Salat al-Jamaat if you do not make the intention (niyyat) of following the Imam , this is important. The follower must say the  Takbiratul Ihram  after the Imam, so as to maintain his Salat al Jamaat. Listen to the Imam Table of Contents In the first two Rak’at, the Imam will read Surah al-Fatiha and follow it with one more Surah of the Holy Quran. If you are praying the Salat of Fajr, Maghrib, and ‘Isha, then the Imam will be reciting these Surahs out loud, thus, you should keep silent, and listen to his recitation.  In the Salat of Zuhr and ‘Asr, the Imam will be reciting in a quiet whisper and you will not recite anything out loud, however, it is Mustahab that you recite any Dhikr of Allah (swt). 
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