AFw definition
AFw means the variable for skin adherence factor for a composite worker, measured in milligrams per square centimeter, equivalent to the variable used by the U.S. EPA to calculate regional screening levels, as described under s. NR 720.12 (2m).
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More Definitions of AFw
AFw is an Islamic term which means forgiveness is the most valued virtue in Islam. In Islamic tradition forgiveness is held high in matter of conflict in the personal level and public level. Forgiveness is given preference over anger and revenge no matter how evil of the offense is. It is stated in the holy Qur‟an, “And who shun the more heinous sins and abominations; and who, whenever they are moved to anger, readily forgive.” (42: 37). The Qur‟an does not limit forgiveness only to the large conflict rather; it uses it as a manner of interaction among individuals and communities for the cultivations of peace and harmonious relations within the society. It is stated in the holy Qur‟an explains, “Keep to forgiveness and enjoin kindness and turn away from the ignorant. And if it should happen that a promoting from Satan stirs thee up (to anger) seeks refuge with Allah: behold, He All- hearing, All- knowing.” (7: 199-200). Oqbah Ibn „Amr reported that the Messenger of Allah said, “ you shall keep relationship with one who cut off from you, you shall give one who disappointed you, and you shall pardon one who oppressed you.” Abu Hurayrah reported that the Messenger of Allah said: “Moses son of „Imran had asked: O my Lord! Who is the best honorable of Thy servants to Thee? He [the God] said: He who pardons when he is in position of power” (M. Amir Ali, 2010). Here, forgiving others while being in the position of power is a sign of generosity of spirit as well as humanity. In another Hadith Abu Hurayra reported that the Messenger of Allah said: “The strong one is not he who knocks out his adversary; the strong one is he who keeps control over his temper.” General amnesty to all the oppressors on the day of conquest of Macca and the distribution of war booty after the Battle of Hunayn to Maccans2 who had joined hands with him to fight the war provides an understanding that forgiveness in Islam is not just forgetting and moving on but also an attempt to improve relationships with adversaries and gaining their respect and trust.