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Serum Proteomic Profiling of post-Covid-19 Syndrome by two-Dimensional Electrophoresis
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Introduction: Post-COVID-19 Syndrome (PCS) presents with a wide range of symptoms affecting patients regardless of the severity of initial acute infection. The underlying mechanisms of PCS remain unclear, and diagnosis is typically made by exclusion, hence the discovery of diagnosis biomarkers for PCS is important. In this study, we aimed to examin

Easy Statistics: Quick Stats Fundamentals: a Beginner's Guide
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This e-book is designed to introduce beginners to the fundamentals of statistics in an accessible and straightforward manner. It covers essential statistical concepts such as sampling methods, frequency distribution, measures of central tendency, variability, position, and types of distribution. This e-book is likely structured to provide clear exp

The Impact of third-Person Effect on Social Networking Sites Privacy Risks and Protective Measures Adoption Among Yemeni Students in Malaysia
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This investigation utilized the Third-Person Effect (TPE) theory to comprehend how individuals perceive the impact of Social Networking Sites (SNS) privacy risks on themselves versus others. The TPE theory posits that individuals tend to believe that media messages, particularly negative ones, exert a diminished or negligible influence on themselve

The third-Person Effect and Islamic Religiosity: Perceptions of Moral and non-Moral Issues on Social Networking Sites Among IIUM Students
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Third-Person Effect theory (TPE) postulates that audiences deny the media's direct impact on themselves but perceive the same media as having a larger impact on others. This study examines TPE and its relationship with Islamic religiosity in shaping perceptions of moral and non-moral issues on social networking sites (SNS) among students at the

The Utility of Salivary Crp and Il-6 as a non-Invasive Measurement Evaluated in Patients with Covid-19 with and Without Diabetes
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Background The available evidence suggests that inflammatory responses, in both systemic and oral tissue, contribute to the pathology of COVID-19 disease. Hence, studies of inflammation biomarkers in oral fluids, such as saliva, might be useful to better specify COVID-19 features. Methods In the current study, we performed quantitative real-time PC

Silver Nanoparticles Biogenically Synthesised Using Maclurodendron Porteri Extract and their Bioactivities
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Silver nanoparticle is widely used in various field including medical, cosmetic, food and industrial purposes due to their unique properties in electrical conductivity, thermal, and biological activities. In the medical field, silver nanoparticles (AgNPs) have been reported to have strong antimicrobial and cytotoxic activities. This study aimed to

Investigating the Menstrual Health Practices and Needs of Rohingya Women Refugees Living in Malaysia
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The Rohingya people are the most marginalized minorities in the world. Being female refugees in Malaysia, they are vulnerable to many challenges which may impact their menstrual hygiene. Currently, not much is known about their menstrual health practices and needs in Malaysia in which this knowledge gap needs to be addressed. This study aimed to id

The Relationship Between Mental Health Literacy and Depression Among Older Adults in Selangor
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Background: Depression is prevalent among the older adults but often misdiagnosed. Improving mental health literacy could enhance early detection and treatment, increasing awareness, and improving outcomes for the disorder. This research aim to measure the prevalence of depression, its determinants and relationship with mental health literacy among

The first-Person Effect on Environmental Issues and Religiosity
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Background : The First-Person Effect theory (FPE), also known as the reversed Third-Person Effect (TPE), posits that individuals are more likely to believe that media content directly influences them but has less impact on others, particularly when the media content is positive. Aim: this aims study to explore the effect of demographic characterist

Commentary on the Forty Hadith of Imam al-Nawawi (Second Edition)
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An edited version of the bookCOMMENTARY ON THE FORTYHADiTH • OF IMAMAL~NAWAWi Timeless Prophetic Gems of Guidance and Wisdom Dr. Jamal Al}.med Badi . ! . . I . Edited by Dr. Masood AJ.tmed Ranginwala OAKWAH CORNER --BOOKSTORE --DAKWAH CORNE~ --BOOKSTORE- ind Published: 2024 Title: Commentary On The Forty Hadith of Imam AI-Nawawi Author: Dr. Jamal

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