I Have Linux On Laptop, And I Have PCMCIA Modem, I am Interesting How I can guess what modem is my modem? (Hardware Or Software), And How I Can Setup It On My Linux?

To start off with, it's not a software modem. Software modems are typically of two types:
1. PCI cards that com on cheap desktops.
2. Ones that are hardwired onto laptops, they are built in.
Yours is a PC Card, which although it is technically a hardware modem in it's function, you will need to install PCMCIA services in order to use it. This is pretty straightforward in most installations.
Then you will need the drivers for it. Look for PCMCIA drivers, and for your chipset driver. If you don't know what chipset it has, contact the vendor. BTW this should all auto-detect on most current distros.

could you eject it from it's slot and post the manufacturer and model number

SpeedCom+
PCMCIA FAX MODEM CARD
& If You Know Please Say Me Where The Model Number Is Written?

does it look like this? http://www.rightbird.com.hk/images/modem/P5614c.gif
it should work as long as your pcmcia is configured properly.

Yah, My Modem Is Look Like That!
And Does It Work With Linux?
My ICQ Number Is: 93864496

does the laptop beep when you remove or install the card? if so than you should be ready to go. insert the card and use kppp, wvdail or rp3 to configure your dial up account.

Yes, It is BEEPING when the windows is loading...
and say me at what time are you in icq?