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Interpretation of the Hadith Regarding the Command to Wipe the Khuf: Study of AGH. Lanre Said’ Work in the Islamic Law Perspective
Authors: Tangngareng Tasmin , Wangsa Fadhlina Arief , Rayyn I Gusti Bagus Agung Perdana 
Published: August 2024

One aspect that is very important to pay attention to is related to purification in the realm of worship, including the command to wipe the khuf. Wiping the khuf is the ability to wipe one's shoes as a form of relief and as a substitute for wiping one's feet when performing ablution. However, this is still very rarely known by Muslims. This article aims to elaborate on the hadith regarding the command to wipe the khuf contained in the book al-Żikrā by AGH. Lanre Said. This is a descriptive qualitative research using the ma'ānī al-ḥadīṣ science approach, which is a contextual interpretation technique in analyzing the Islamic law contained in the hadith. The data is then analyzed and elaborated using contextual interpretation techniques. The results of the research show that contextually khuf is anything that is used to cover the feet made of thick cloth or leather. According to the science of ma‘ānī al-ḥadīṣ, considering asbāb al-wurud and paying attention to social situations and realities, this hadith must be understood contextually. Interpretation and understanding of the hadith contained in his work uses contextual understanding, in accordance with current developments. As for the Islamic law, the order to wipe the khuf only applies temporally or conditionally, even in the current context the order to wipe the khuf is only optional. The command to wipe the khuf according to Islamic law is basically permissible. Understanding this hadith will have implications for the elastic and flexible application of the Islamic law in the society.
Qira’at Diversity in Islamic Family Law Verses: Implications for Indonesian Marriage Law
Authors: Mustopa Mustopa 
Published: August 2024

This study addresses the principal issue of Qira'at diversity in the Qur’anic verses pertaining to family law and its impact on legal interpretation, alongside its relevance to Law Number 1 of 1974 concerning Marriage in Indonesia. The research aims to conduct a thorough analysis of Qira'at variations within family law verses, explore their influence on legal interpretations, and identify key themes that demonstrate this diversity. This study uses a normative juridical method with a descriptive-analytical approach, while the data analyzed is literature related to various Qira'at in the verses of the Qur’an regarding Islamic family law. The research results show that there are eight main themes in the Al-Qur'an related to Islamic family law which show significant variations in Qira'at. Namely: dowry and temporary marriage (mut'ah),muhallil, family interaction, waiting period (iddah), khulu' (divorce initiated by the wife), divorce (talaq), ethics after divorce, and reconciliation (ruju'). Based on the research conducted, it can be concluded that the diversity of Qira’atverses from the Qur’an relating to family law has a significant influence on its interpretation and application, especially in the context of the Marriage Law in Indonesia. The practical implication of this research is to provide readers with in-depth insight into how the diversity of Qira'at influences the interpretation of family law in the Indonesian context, as well as its relevance to the practice of marriage law that applies in the Religious Courts. This research is expected to provide significant theoretical and practical contributions in the field of Islamic family law studies and Al-Qur'an studies in general.
Bibliometrics of Family Law Research Trends in Southeast Asia: An Analysis Two Decades 2003-2023
Authors: Fernando Henky , Larasati Yuniar Galuh , Abdullah Irwan , Firdawaty Linda , Qodriyah Khodijatul 
Published: August 2024

Family law has an essential role in ensuring the stability and well-being of society. Conceptually and praxis show that family law has excellent complexity in responding to family problems that continue to develop along with the massive cultural transformation in society. This study aims to identify and evaluate two decades of family law research in Southeast Asia. This study not only uses bibliometric analysis but also utilizes VOSviewers software to visualize the network, trends, and characteristics of family law research in Southeast Asian countries in two decades based on the publication of articles in the Scopus database. Of the 427 published family law research documents in Southeast Asian countries over two decades, Indonesia, Malaysia, and Singapore contributed the most research based on the subject areas of social sciences and arts humanities. However, these studies have been unable to intervene and overcome the problems that arise in marriage, divorce, child custody, and inheritance, which still have the potential to raise various kinds of misconceptions ideologically and praxis. This study also recommends the importance of future studies to analyze the factors and implications of ideological and practical family law misconceptions for family welfare in the future.
The Role of Parents in Providing Lessons and Sermons on Islamic Educational Ideas from The Perspective of Children in Jordan
Authors: AL-Momani Mohammad Omar 
Published: August 2024

The study aimed to identify the degree of Parents’ practice of methods of setting examples, lessons, and sermons included in Islamic educational thought from the point of view of university children. This is related to some variables, such as gender, academic specialization, and stage of study, where the researcher followed the Descriptive analytical method. By applying the questionnaire consisting of (15) items, which served as a tool for the study and which was applied to (2500) male and female students from various Jordanian universities in the second semester of the academic year (2023/2024), the study concluded, after conducting appropriate statistical treatments, to the level of parents’ practice of educational methods in general. He came with a degree high on the scale as a whole, with an arithmetic mean of (3.94) and a standard deviation of (0.64). The results also showed that there were no statistically significant differences attributable to the variables of the study, namely the variables of gender (males, females), the variable of the type of student’s academic specialization (scientific, humanities), and the academic stage variable. For students (intermediate diploma and bachelor’s degree). Referring to research findings, it shows that parents have a significant role in providing learning and sermons, guiding them in learning so that children are more focused. Parents use effective advice in the form of short sentences but full of deep meaning.
Family Resilience in a Psychological Perspective in Indonesia
Authors: Fitria Ida , Zainuddin Muslim , Julianto Julianto , Aliana Cut Rizka , Barlian Nur Intan 
Published: August 2024

A happy family is not one that experiences no issues in everyday life. A happy family still needs the key to the strength and happiness through resilience, i.e., the ability of a family to survive from difficult challenges. This study aims to discuss family resilience from the perspective of Indigenous psychology in Aceh. The study used qualitative and quantitative methods with open coding data analysis. The participants in this study were husbands or wives of Aceh, Gayo, and Javanese tribes totaling 146 participants. The participants were grouped into three categories, i.e., the elderly couples (15%, n=22), middle-aged couples (46%, n=67), and newly married couples (39%, n=57). The results of the qualitative data analysis on how to recover from adversity in the family (i.e., family resilience) from the Indigenous perspective on the elderly couples, starting from the most dominant, are “communicating well” (31.8%), “praying and worshiping” (18.2%), and “being patient” (18.2%), while the rest mentioned “giving in, forgiving, children, and family support”, among others. Further, the middle-aged couples also showed the dominant responses for “communicating well” (28.4%), “self-introspection” (14.9%), and “praying and worshiping” (10.4%), while the rest had lower proportions. Newly married couples also indicated higher percentages in “communicating well” (36.8%), “praying and worshiping” (28.1%), and “self-introspection” (8.8%), whereas other responses had lower percentages. In general, the findings reveal that “communicating well” (32.0%), “praying and worshiping” (16.3%), “self-introspection” (12.2%), and “being patient” (8.2%) are the renewal aspects of resilience from the Indigenous perspective. This suggests that the resilience of married couples in Aceh not only relies on their ability to recover or to be resilient on their own, but also puts more emphasis on mutual communication, praying, and worshiping. Bonanno's approach emphasizes resilience in aspects of tough personality, self-improvement and repressive self-adjustment.
Batak Customary Marriage: A Study of the Prohibition of Same-Clan Marriage and Its Relevance in the Contemporary Era
Authors: Solin Siti Dian Natasya , Djawas Mursyid , Amri Aulil , Sugirman Andi , Zubair Asni 
Published: August 2024

This study discusses Batak customary marriage focusing on the prohibition of same-clan marriage and the practice of same-clan marriage in Batak custom. The main problem studied is the prohibition of intermarriage in Batak society from a fiqh perspective in relation to modern times. This study used a qualitative approach, i.e., a humanistic approach that places humans in research as the main subject in social events. The study was a type of field research, which involves direct observation and examination of facts in the research site, taking the data as primary sources. The findings of this study reveal that the concept of marriage in Batak custom is exogamy, which prohibits marriages between people of the same clan. In Batak custom, people of the same clan are blood relatives or descendants from the father’s line. Batak people who violate this customary law will be subject to customary sanctions. In the current context, the decline in customary values has been influenced by urbanization and higher education, which prioritize modern thinking over traditional one. Education provides certain values for humans, e.g., opening people’s minds, accepting new ideas, and thinking scientifically. Education teaches humans to be able to think objectively, which will give them the ability to assess whether or not their community’s culture can meet the needs of the times. Further, from the perspective of fiqh munakahat, not all family ties are forbidden to marry. Only those related to the provisions of muabbad (permanent prohibition) and ghairul muaabad (temporary prohibition) are prohibited. People from the same clan who have no kinship relationship are still lawful to marry.
Müller Cells Harboring Exosomal lncRNA OGRU Modulate Microglia Polarization in Diabetic Retinopathy by Serving as miRNA Sponges
Authors: Fu ShuHua , Sun WenJing , Liu Lu , Xiao JiPing , Xiong Jian , Hu YaoYun , Zhou QianQian , Yin XiaoLong 
Published: August 2024

Diabetic retinopathy (DR) is one of the most common complications of diabetes worldwide and is associated with visual loss and blindness. However, effective treatments for both early- and late-stage DR remain lacking. A streptozotocin-induced diabetic mouse model and high glucose (HG)–treated Müller cell model were established. M1/M2 microglia polarization was assessed by immunofluorescence staining and flow cytometry. Expression of long noncoding RNA (lncRNA) OGRU, cytokines, and other key molecules was detected by quantitative RT-PCR or Western blot. ELISA was used to monitor cytokine secretion. Müller cell–derived exosomes were isolated and characterized by nanopartical tracking analysis, Western blot, and transmission electron microscopy, and exosome uptake assay was used to monitor the intercellular transport of exosomes. Associations among lncRNA-miRNA-mRNA networks were validated by RNA pulldown and RNA immunoprecipitation and dual luciferase assays. Increased M1 polarization but decreased M2 polarization of retinal microglia was observed in DR mice. HG-treated Müller cell–derived exosomes transported OGRU into microglia and promoted microglia polarization toward the M1 phenotype. Mechanistically, OGRU served as a competing endogenous RNA for miR-320-3p, miR-221-3p, and miR-574-5p to regulate aldose reductase (AR), PFKFB3, and glucose transporter 1 (GLUT1) expression in microglia, respectively. Loss of miR-320-3p/miR-221-3p/miR-574-5p or reinforced AR/PFKFB3/GLUT1 abrogated OGRU silencing–mediated microglia polarization in vitro. In vivo studies further showed that OGRU/miR-320-3p/AR, OGRU/miR-221-3p/PFKFB3, and OGRU/miR-574-5p/GLUT1 axes regulated microglia polarization in DR mice. Collectively, Müller cell–derived exosomal OGRU regulated microglia polarization in DR by modulating OGRU/miR-320-3p/AR, OGRU/miR-221-3p/PFKFB3, and OGRU/miR-574-5p/GLUT1 axes.

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Evaluating the Frequency of Mole Checks by a Dermatologist and Correlated Variables in a Global Survey across 17 Countries: HELIOS Project
Authors: Lim Henry William , Passeron Thierry , Goh Chee Leok , Kang Hee Young , Ly Fatimata , Morita Akimichi , Ocampo-Candiani Jorge , Puig Susana , Schalka Sergio , Wei Liu , Demessant Anne Laure , Le Floc'h Caroline , Kerob Delphine , Dreno Brigitte , Krutmann Jean 
Published: August 2024

Secondary prevention of skin cancer consists in early detection of malignant lesions through patients’ mole self-examination and medical examination. The objective of this study was to assess the self-reported frequency of mole examination in a large, representative sample of the adult general population of 17 countries from all continents. Of a total of 17,001 participants, 4.8% had their moles checked by a dermatologist more than once a year, 11.3% once a year, 8.4% every 2–3 years, 12.4% once in a while, 10.3% once in lifetime, and 52.6% of participants had never performed a mole examination. Egypt was the country with the highest prevalence of people who performed a moles check more than once a year (15.9%), followed by Brazil and the USA. A higher frequency of mole checks was associated with sex (man vs woman), higher education, higher income, fair phototype, history of skin cancer, medical insurance, and sun-protective behaviours. Despite recommendations by health providers, it appears that the frequency of mole checks in the general population is still low. It is necessary for dermatologists to keep informing at-risk populations about the importance of moles check, with particular care regarding categories that less frequently adhere to secondary prevention measures.
Social network analysis applied at understanding collaboration in software projects
Authors: Miranda Fabio de , Vieira Graglia Marcelo Augusto 
Published: August 2024

In the realm of software development, collaboration is important for worker satisfaction, mitigating turnover risks and better design of final products. The quality of collaboration in teams can indirectly assessed by the interdependence of team members’ designs and the extent of shared authorship within a system. Our goal is to apply Social Network Analysis to visualize collaboration on software teams. This study is situated within the framework of software projects undertaken by undergraduate Computer Science students in a 3-week programming sprint. Detailed data from the software development process was gathered through Github and further analyzed using a two-mode social network and later a regular social network. Our results indicate that these techniques help illuminate certain facets of collaboration, such as members that are isolated from the team or collaborators that tend to concentrate too much work.
non-parametric systematic review of the literature and future recommendations on the efficiency of the National Innovation System
Authors: Narayanan Elangovan , Ismail Wan Rosmanira , Mustafa Zainol 
Published: August 2024

The national innovation system (NIS) is paramount in developing innovative strategies that can boost the competitive advantage of innovations while ensuring their long-term viability on a global scale. This study intended to underscore the scarcity of current research on the efficiency of the NIS operating Data Envelopment Analysis (DEA) through a thorough systematic literature review. The researcher categorised the literature accordingly and provided recommendations for future research. The conclusion substantiated that further research on NIS efficiency is required by paying more attention to the extended DEA model, especially bootstrapping, slack-based models, relational networks, dynamic networks, and super efficiency. Such an extended DEA model would provide a more reliable and scientifically proven efficiency values. Nonetheless, non-oriented approaches require more attention as they enable the researchers to deal with flexible measures in DEA. Since most innovation developments across countries are heterogeneous, using variable return to scale (VRS) is relevant in prospective analyses. The result confirmed a need to give more preference to institutional, infrastructural and market sophistication indicators as input variables, while creative output indicators as output variables in innovation efficiency measurement. These variables are critical in determining the value of innovation efficiency. The result also indicated that future studies focusing on the efficiency of low-middle and low-income countries are imperative. Hence, regardless of the income group of the NIS, a comparative cross-country analysis is needed that permits the NIS to compare themselves with high-calibre innovators and enhance their innovation performance. The comparative analysis would also provide policymakers with valuable data and a global sense of innovation.
Ekonomiczna i środowiskowa ocena polowych gospodarstw ekologicznych w wybranych krajach Unii Europejskiej
Authors: Syp Alina , Borek Robert , Osuch Dariusz 
Published: August 2024

Celem przeprowadzonych badań była ocena ekonomiczna i środowiskowa polowych gospodarstw ekologicznych w wybranych krajach Unii Europejskiej. Przeprowadzona analiza została wykonana dla krajów położonych w różnych strefach środowiskowych tj. atlantycko/kontynentalnej – Niemcy, kontynentalnej – Polska, borealnej – Finlandia i śródziemnomorskiej – Włochy. Podstawę opracowania stanowiły dane z bazy FADN (2016-2018) uzyskane z Komisji Europejskiej. Z przeprowadzonej analizy wynika, że ekologiczne gospodarstwa polowe w tych krajach różniły się potencjałem produkcyjnym, wynikającym z posiadania zróżnicowanych zasobów ziemi, pracy i kapitału. Struktura upraw w badanych gospodarstwach była dostosowana do warunków glebowych i klimatycznych oraz wpływała na wartość produkcji, osiągane wyniki ekonomiczne i na środowisko. Przeprowadzone badanie wykazało niską efektywność produkcyjną i dochodową polowych gospodarstw ekologicznych i ich znaczącą zależność od wsparcia publicznego.
Transition from CSR to ESG in Tourism – A Bibliometric Analysis
Authors: Putzer Petra , Posza Alexandra 
Published: August 2024

Abstract

Background and Purpose
The study examines whether the growing popularity of the ESG (Environmental, Social, and Governance) approach could result in the decline or disappearance of the CSR (Corporate Social Responsibility) concept, which has encountered numerous challenges in practical implementation, and what the main sustainability issues are, helping to examine where the transition is, what elements already exist and where there are gaps. The question is analysed in the context of the tourism sector.

Methods
The empirical research methodology used is bibliometric analysis, which involves 924 studies using Publish or Perish (PoP) software and the PRISMA methodology.

Results
The analysis has explored the relationship between sustainability and tourism, as well as between tourism and ESG. The bibliometric maps reveal a strong relationship between CSR and ESG concepts in the study area.

Conclusion
The study highlights that ESG does not replace CSR but rather provides a measurement and framework for it to address its problems. In the tourism sector, the ESG field is dominated by the first ‘E’ pillar, meaning that sustainability is mainly focused on environmental and natural aspects, while social or even economic sustainability, and ethics are less prominent. The study provides suggestions for future research and useful information for policy makers, and tourism managers, organizations.
Use of Adsorptive Systems for Water Treatment With the Presence of Azo Dyes
Authors: Galvão Chesque Cavassano , Cavalcanti Jorge Vinícius Fernandes Lima , Sobral Antônio Demóstenes de , Silva Dayane Caroline Tenório e , Farias Paulo Henrique Miranda de , Silva Michael Lopes Mendes da , Lemos Nathalia Cecília do Rego , Melo Rafael Araújo , Medeiros Eliane Bezerra de Moraes , Lima Filho Nelson Medeiros de 
Published: August 2024

Objective: This study evaluated the adsorption capacity of activated carbon in relation to multicomponent solutions containing the azo dyes Blue Remazol, Yellow Remazol, and Red Remazol. These dyes were selected due to their extensive use across a wide range of industrial activities, including textiles, paper, plastics, and cosmetics.

Theoretical Framework: Classical adsorption theory was applied, and mathematical studies were proposed and conducted based on the Langmuir, Freundlich, Langmuir-Freundlich, and Redlich-Peterson models, as well as knowledge of the chemical and molecular structure of the adsorbent and adsorbate for individual dyes and multicomponent mixtures.

Method: The study involved varying parameters typically found in adsorption beds, such as adsorbent particle diameter, dye concentration, solution pH, bed temperature, and adsorbent mass to solution volume ratio to identify the point of maximum removal efficiency.

Results and Discussion: The maximum removal efficiency of 89% was achieved under the conditions of particle diameter (dp) = 0.30 mm, initial dye concentration (C0) = 40 mg.L⁻¹, adsorbent mass (m) = 2.0 g.L⁻¹, pH = 6.0, and temperature (T) = 30°C.
Research Implications: This study, with appropriate scaling measures, can be adapted for industrial processes aiming to reduce environmental impact.

Originality/Value: The use of adsorption systems for treating industrial waste from the textile industry is still underexplored, and this work aims to address this gap.