Shaymaa Khalid

“Justice for Bosnia.” These words, after so long, have re-emerged on protest signs and in newspaper headlines. But why, decades later, has the Bosnian genocide, which took place during the 1990s, returned to public attention? What stones could the international community have possibly left unturned?

As Muslims, there are many great writers, inventors, poets, and philosophers we can claim. Warrior romantic Antarah, resistance writer Fadwa Tuqan, algebra inventor al-Khwarizmi, noble astronomer Ya’qūb ibn Tāriq, and many, many more. But what of the great European thinkers? Those whose attributions are not uttered in whispers, whose names do not require hours of scrolling, and a shift to our Arabic keyboards to find? What did they think of Islam and our beloved Prophet ﷺ?

Abstract Late-term pregnancy is commonly seen in obstetrics and is linked to adverse outcomes. Corrected fetal adrenal gland volume (cAGV) is an ultrasound marker that was used to predict preterm labor. The objective was to determine whether cAGV, in conjunction with other maternal risk factors, could predict late-term pregnancy among low-risk pregnant women in order to improve obstetric care. A prospective study recruited 177 low-risk primigravida women.