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This study examines interior scenes in the celebrated Safavid Shahnameh of 1525 produced for Shah Tahmasp, highlighting their contribution as a unique category within architectural representations in Persian art. It traces the evolution of interior representations in Persian manuscripts, providing a concise history of Shahnameh illustrations and their cultural influences. The core of the research centers on developing a proposed classification system that facilitates the interpretation of interior spaces. The examination closely analyzes fifty-two interior miniatures from the manuscript, paying attention to their diversity and intricate detailing. Addressing the interiors as a distinct category sheds light on making the miniatures in terms of interior representations, and their role in the overall individual and collective reading of the folios within the manuscript. The study suggests that artists purposefully planned these interiors in their endeavor to depict interiors across multiple locations in the manuscript. They crafted a repertoire of interiors, each distinctly representative of a specific locale. This process integrates established artistic conventions for rendering architectural spaces, complemented by their access to visual and written resources. This incorporation details architectural imagery, in addition to relying on the requirements of the narrative of the Shahnameh epic poem.

We used medical record abstraction to conduct research in a psychiatric hospital with paper-based medical records. The challenges we encountered included: the difficulty in retrieving files; the extensive effort and time needed to extract clinical information; the lack of a standardised documentation system of medical records; and the need for advanced computer literacy. To promote future research using electronic medical records, potential solutions include creating a registry of all patients receiving treatment, as well as equipping busy clinicians with computer skills.

We used medical record abstraction to conduct research in a psychiatric hospital with paper-based medical records. The challenges we encountered included: the difficulty in retrieving files; the extensive effort and time needed to extract clinical information; the lack of a standardised documentation system of medical records; and the need for advanced computer literacy. To promote future research using electronic medical records, potential solutions include creating a registry of all patients receiving treatment, as well as equipping busy clinicians with computer skills.

The control of the management and functioning of the Public Shareholding Company is one of the most important rights given to the shareholder, who can exercise this right, individually or collectively, through the Company's General Assembly. To be able to exercise his vital right, the shareholder should be informed of the Company's administrative and financial situation. Hence, the shareholders' information right has been always enhanced by the Comparative legislations through diversifying and expanding its means and scope. However, by analyzing the provisions of U.A.E Companies Law, it was clear that these provisions are insufficient for the effectiveness of the shareholder's right of control; the effective exercise of this right is challenged by several practical obstacles that weaken the role of the shareholder. Therefore, this study aims to examine the weakness points of U.A.E Companies Law and the reasons behind it in order to provide appropriate suggestions and solutions by gaining advantage from the European insight. The study is divided into two sections; in the first one, we proved the weakness of shareholder's right of control as per the current Companies Law, while in the second one, we suggested the appropriate means for enhancing this right. Key words: Shareholder, Public Shareholding Company, Control Right, Right of information, Right of Disclosure

The control of the management and functioning of the Public Shareholding Company is one of the most important rights given to the shareholder, who can exercise this right, individually or collectively, through the Company's General Assembly. To be able to exercise his vital right, the shareholder should be informed of the Company's administrative and financial situation. Hence, the shareholders' information right has been always enhanced by the Comparative legislations through diversifying and expanding its means and scope. However, by analyzing the provisions of U.A.E Companies Law, it was clear that these provisions are insufficient for the effectiveness of the shareholder's right of control; the effective exercise of this right is challenged by several practical obstacles that weaken the role of the shareholder. Therefore, this study aims to examine the weakness points of U.A.E Companies Law and the reasons behind it in order to provide appropriate suggestions and solutions by gaining advantage from the European insight. The study is divided into two sections; in the first one, we proved the weakness of shareholder's right of control as per the current Companies Law, while in the second one, we suggested the appropriate means for enhancing this right. Key words: Shareholder, Public Shareholding Company, Control Right, Right of information, Right of Disclosure

The control of the management and functioning of the Public Shareholding Company is one of the most important rights given to the shareholder, who can exercise this right, individually or collectively, through the Company's General Assembly. To be able to exercise his vital right, the shareholder should be informed of the Company's administrative and financial situation. Hence, the shareholders' information right has been always enhanced by the Comparative legislations through diversifying and expanding its means and scope. However, by analyzing the provisions of U.A.E Companies Law, it was clear that these provisions are insufficient for the effectiveness of the shareholder's right of control; the effective exercise of this right is challenged by several practical obstacles that weaken the role of the shareholder. Therefore, this study aims to examine the weakness points of U.A.E Companies Law and the reasons behind it in order to provide appropriate suggestions and solutions by gaining advantage from the European insight. The study is divided into two sections; in the first one, we proved the weakness of shareholder's right of control as per the current Companies Law, while in the second one, we suggested the appropriate means for enhancing this right. Key words: Shareholder, Public Shareholding Company, Control Right, Right of information, Right of Disclosure