“…(a(xγy)≥min{a(x),a(y)}), for all x,y in S, γ∈Γ and is called a fuzzy left (right) Γ-ideal of S if a(xγy)≥a(y) (a(xγy)≥a(x)) for all γ∈Γ, x,y∈S if a is both fuzzy right and left Γ-ideal of S, then a is called a fuzzy Γ-ideal of S (Khan et al, 2013). It is easy to see that a is a fuzzy Γ-ideal of S if and only if a(xγy)≥max{a(x),a(y)} for all x,y∈S,γ∈Γ and any fuzzy right (left) Γ-ideal of S is a fuzzy Γ-left almost subsemigroup of S. Equivalently, We can prove easily that A is a (right, left) Γ-ideal of S if and only if the function ƒ A of A is a fuzzy (right, left) Γ-ideal of S (Shah et al, 2014).…”