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Glucosamine/chitosan blend surface-engineered rutin-loaded polymer/lipid hybrid nanoparticles for neuroprotection in induced schizophrenia model

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By Abeer Salama, Rania Elgohary, Alaa H. Salama, Heba Elmotasem
| Nature Verified
Abstract The objective of this investigation is to enhance the bioavailability and therapeutic activity of a hydrophobic flavonoid rutin, with reported neuroprotective potential, by developing an innovative drug delivery system. Rutin-loaded polymer/lipid hybrid nanoparticles comprising polycaprolactone and Geleol™ or Captex® were developed. They were assessed for entrapment efficiency, size, and zeta potential.
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Prophet Ibrahim's legacy: Reflections in the days of pilgrimage

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By Alaa H. Salama
| Wenatchee World Verified
As millions of Muslims around the world gather in Makkah or observe the sacred days from their homes, the rituals of Hajj stand as a living monument to the legacy of Prophet Ibrahim (peace be upon him). His story, deeply embedded in Islamic tradition, is not a tale confined to the past — it is a guide for the soul, a mirror for our struggles, and a call to submission, sacrifice, and unwavering trust in God.
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Ramadan: A month of fasting, reflection, and community

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By Alaa H. Salama
| Wenatchee World Verified
Each year, nearly two billion Muslims around the world observe the sacred month of Ramadan. The rhythms of daily life shift as Muslims fast from dawn to sunset, gather for evening meals, and devote more time to prayer and charity. For many non-Muslims, Ramadan is most commonly associated with fasting. Yet in the Islamic tradition, it is much more than abstaining from food and drink — it is a time for spiritual renewal, self-discipline, and compassion for others.
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