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1. حديث 'قلوبهم قلوب الأعاجم وألسنتهم ألسنة العرب' جمعًا وتخريجًا ودراسة. Hadith 'Their hearts the hearts of foreigners and their tongues the Arabs tongues' collection , authentication ,and study

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Ebrahim Fawzi Ebrahim Al-Qara’an, Ali Ahmed Mohammad Al-Asslamy, Abdullah Hussain Al-Asiri, and Sarah Aziz Al-shehri

Subjects
foreigners, the portents of the hour, the end of the time., Islam. Bahai Faith. Theosophy, etc., BP1-610
Abstract

This research discusses the hadiths on which: There will come a time when people's hearts will be the hearts of foreigners, study it, criticize it, and explain its reasons, The importance in the fact that it relates to signs of the end time, and we are in the end time As stated in the Almighty’s saying: " the hour has drawn near..", we highlight the hadith to look at the hadiths that talk about this subject, and consider their ruling, is any of that authentic? Or not? We adopted two methodologies: the inductive methodology which was adopted in collecting the hadiths that are related to this topic, then a critical methodology was employed in studying each and in passing a ruling on its chain of narrators. We culminated in the following findings: The sum of the hadiths contained in the meaning of that there will come a time when people's hearts will be the hearts of foreigners, are three hadiths, and None of it is authentic of the Prophet صلى الله عليه وسلمmpbuh), and the best thing in the topic is the saying of Abdullah bin Amr.

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2024
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2. Flow cytometric detection of leukemic blasts in Libyan pediatric patients with acute lymphoblastic leukemia.

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Elbnnani, Abdulrhman S., Elbasir, Mohamed, Altabal, Salah, Lamami, Yosra, Ebrahim, Fawzi, Oshah, Hakema M., Alagnef, Rasem, Elzagheid, Adam, and Abulayha, Abdulmunem M.

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BONE marrow examination, BLOOD cells, CHILD patients, LYMPHOBLASTIC leukemia, ACUTE leukemia
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2024
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3. Absolute CD4 count and percentage values among Libyan patients with HIV by single-platform flow cytometry.

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Lamami, Yosra, Abulayha, Abdulmunem M, Altabal, Salah, Elbasir, Mohamed, Elbnnani, Abdulrhman S, Aghil, Laila, Ebrahim, Fawzi, and Elzagheid, Adam

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FLOW cytometry, REFERENCE values, T cells, DATA analysis, BLOOD testing, HIV-positive persons, CD4 lymphocyte count, HIV infections, TREATMENT effectiveness, DESCRIPTIVE statistics, HOSPITALS, MANN Whitney U Test, ANTIVIRAL agents, MONOCLONAL antibodies, ONE-way analysis of variance, STATISTICS, PATIENT monitoring, COMPARATIVE studies, DATA analysis software, DISEASE progression, SENSITIVITY & specificity (Statistics), NONPARAMETRIC statistics
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Background Single-platform flow cytometry technology together with CD45-gating is becoming the method of choice for absolute CD4 T cell enumeration. Immunological assessment of HIV patients by monitoring CD4 can provide valuable information on antiviral treatment response and disease progression. Methods A total of 97 HIV-positive individuals were recruited from 2 hospitals in Tripoli, Libya, and 14 healthy blood donors. The HIV-infected individuals were classified by CD4+ count into HIV-positive (>200 cells/µL) or AIDS (≤200 cells/µL) groups. CD4+ and CD8+ cell counts were determined and compared among the groups and with similar published data. Results The mean ± SD CD4+ cell counts were 1106 ± 442.8 cells/µL in healthy individuals, 460 ± 219.7 cells/µL in the HIV-positive group, and 78 ± 64.3 cells/µL in the AIDS group. The mean ± SD CD4+/CD8+ ratio was 1.6 ± 0.58, 0.4 ± 0.22, and 0.1 ± 0.1, respectively. CD4+ counts in Libyan healthy adults might be higher than those reported in several studies in other regions, whereas CD4+ counts in Libyan AIDS patients seem lower. Conclusion Reference values for T lymphocyte counts in Libyan healthy individuals should be investigated more extensively, and the reasons why Libyan AIDS patients seem to have such lower CD4+ counts should be examined. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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2024
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4. Single ChAdOx1 nCoV‐19 dose elicits stronger immune response in previously infected individuals than in SARS‐CoV2 naive persons

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Ebrahim, Fawzi, primary, Alboueishi, Asma, additional, Alhudiri, Inas M., additional, Tabal, Salah Al, additional, Lamami, Yosra, additional, Al Dwigen, Samira, additional, Ashleb, Sondos, additional, Ejenfawi, Noha, additional, Milad, Mohamed B., additional, Rhoumah, Hayat, additional, El Meshri, Salah Edin, additional, and Elzagheid, Adam, additional

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2024
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7. A Preliminary Study on the Frequency of Influenza Infections during the Early 2022 Amid COVID-19 Epidemic in Libya

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Alhudiri, Inas M., additional, Saad, Saad R., additional, Abusrewil, Zakarya, additional, Amer, Asel O., additional, El Meshri, Salah Edin, additional, Bin Abdallah, Mohamed Nasir, additional, Elghazal, Mohamed M., additional, Said, Mohamed H., additional, Ebrahim, Fawzi O., additional, Abusanina, Mohamed S., additional, Ben Elfghi, Mohammed, additional, Abdusalam, Mohamed M., additional, and Elzagheid, Adam, additional

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2022
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8. Anti-SARS-CoV-2 IgG Antibodies Post-COVID-19 or Post-Vaccination in Libyan Population: Comparison of Four Vaccines

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Ebrahim, Fawzi, primary, Tabal, Salah, additional, Lamami, Yosra, additional, Alhudiri, Inas M., additional, El Meshri, Salah Edin, additional, Al Dwigen, Samira, additional, Arfa, Ramadan, additional, Alboeshi, Asma, additional, Alemam, Hafsa A., additional, Abuhtna, Fauzia, additional, Altrhouni, Rabeeah, additional, Milad, Mohamed B., additional, Elgriw, Nada A., additional, Ruaua, Mahmoud A., additional, Abusrewil, Zakarya, additional, Harroush, Warda, additional, Jallul, Mwada, additional, Ali, Fouziyah S., additional, Eltaib, Farag, additional, and Elzagheid, Adam, additional

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2022
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9. Knee osteoarthritis severity grading using vision transformer

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Alshareef, Esam Alsadiq, primary, Ebrahim, Fawzi Omar, additional, Lamami, Yosra, additional, Milad, Mohamed Burid, additional, Eswani, Mohamed S.A., additional, Bashir, Sedigh Abdalla, additional, Bshina, Salah A.M., additional, Jakdoum, Anas, additional, Abourqeeqah, Asharaf, additional, Elbasir, Mohamed O, additional, and Elbahrit, Ellafi.A., additional

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2022
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10. Anti-SARS-CoV-2 IgG antibodies after recovery from COVID-19 or vaccination in Libyan population: comparison of four vaccines

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Ebrahim, Fawzi, primary, Tabal, Salah, additional, Lamami, Yosra, additional, Alhudiri, Inas M, additional, El Meshri, Salah Edin, additional, Al Dwigen, Samira M, additional, Arfa, Ramadan, additional, Alboeshi, Asma, additional, Alemam, Hafsa A, additional, Abuhtna, Fauzia, additional, Altarhouni, Rabeeah S, additional, Milad, Mohamed B, additional, Elgriw, Nada, additional, Ruaua, Mahmoud A, additional, ABUSREWIL, Zakarya Suleiman, additional, Harroush, Warda, additional, Jallul, Mwada, additional, Ali, Fouziyah S, additional, Eltaib, Farag I, additional, and Elzagheid, Adam, additional

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2022
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11. Time scale performance of rapid antigen testing for SARS‐CoV‐2: Evaluation of 10 rapid antigen assays

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Abusrewil, Zakarya, primary, Alhudiri, Inas M., additional, Kaal, Hamza H., additional, El Meshri, Salah Eldin, additional, Ebrahim, Fawzi O., additional, Dalyoum, Tarek, additional, Efrefer, Abdussamee A., additional, Ibrahim, Khaled, additional, Elfghi, Mohammed B., additional, Abusrewil, Suleiman, additional, and Elzagheid, Adam, additional

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2021
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12. Time scale performance of rapid antigen testing for SARS-COV-2: evaluation of ten rapid antigen assays

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Abusrewil, Zakarya, primary, Alhudiri, Inas M, additional, Kaal, Hamza Hussein, additional, El Meshri, Salah Edin, additional, Ebrahim, Fawzi O., additional, Dalyoum, Tarek, additional, Efrefer, Abdussamee A, additional, Ibrahim, Khaled, additional, Elfghi, Mohammed Ben, additional, Abusrewil, Suleiman, additional, and Elzagheid, Adam, additional

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2021
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16. Seroprevalence of Foot and Mouth Disease, Blue Tongue Disease and Camel Brucellosis in Animals Imported into Libya

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Ebrahim, Fawzi, primary, Fellah, Abdulmunam, additional, Elzagheid, Adam, additional, Enattah, Nabil, additional, Karem, Fergani, additional, Abosrer, Fadella, additional, Mostafa, Kholoud, additional, Alwaer, Osama, additional, Hassan, Almahadi, additional, Farhat, Milad, additional, Bredan, Amin, additional, and Elmarzugi, Nagib, additional

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2017
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18. Studies on the anticancer potential of high molecular weight bovine lactoferrin in targeting ovarian carcinoma

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Ebrahim, Fawzi and Ebrahim, Fawzi

Abstract

High molecular weight bovine lactoferrin (HMW-bLf) has been successfully purified from bovine colostrum.The novel bioassay based findings from this study clearly proved the potential of HMW-bLf as a strong and promising therapeutic agent for targeting different kinds of cancers such as ovarian, breast and colon cancers.

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2013

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