bluuebunny/crossref_metadata_2025_split huggingface dataset:
The Fitnah of Al-Ahlas and Al-Dhaima in the Noble Hadith : An Objective Analytical study
Authors: Ahmed Miqdad 
Published: March 2023

This paper shows the following concepts:
1- Undoubtedly, the knowledge of the Prophet’s hadith is the highest and most beneficial of sciences after the Holy Qur’an, the foundation of Sharia and the pillars of faith, and whoever God Almighty wants good for him, protects him from bad and good, understands to collect them, edits them and decides them, is sincere in that intention and action. Avoiding the path of error and error, for it is from the mercy of Allah Almighty that He sent in this nation a Messenger with the religion of God who teaches them and guides them to everything that benefits them, and warns them of everything that harms them.
2- Allah Almighty has prepared for the Prophet’s hadith those who memorize, collect and purify it. These are the generation of the Qur’an who graduated from the school of the Master of the Messengers - may Allah’s prayers and peace be upon him - and the reason for choosing this topic was the large number of temptations and their occurrence in this time, and the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) reported about them. I chose the topic of my research entitled “The Fitnah of Al-Ahlas and Al-Dhaima in the Noble Hadith – an objective and analytical study.”
3-Fitnah is a test, a test, and a trial.

4- The news of the Prophet - may Allah bless him and grant him peace - about the temptations that occur at the end of time
Experimental Investigation of the Hypersonic Boundary-Layer Transition Induced by the Wall-Mounted Cylinder
Authors: Xiong Haoxi , Xu Xiwang , Yi Shihe , Nie Liang , Li Yu 
Published: March 2023

The flowfield structure, heat flux distribution, and pressure fluctuations of the wall-mounted cylinder-induced hypersonic boundary-layer transition are investigated at a 10 deg angle of attack. Experiments are conducted in a Mach 6 low-noise wind tunnel using the nanotracer-based planar laser scattering (NPLS) technique, temperature-sensitive paints (TSP), and high-frequency pressure sensors. First, the streamwise and spanwise NPLS images, TSP results, and power spectral density results of isolated cylinders at different heights show that with the increase of the cylinder height [Formula: see text], the size of the separated region and the spanwise width of the horseshoe vortex increase, and the transition moves forward. Second, the flowfield structure and wall heat flux distribution around the streamwise cylinder arrays are investigated. The results demonstrate that the downstream cylinder will destroy the development of the hairpin vortex in the upstream cylinder wake but will expand the horseshoe vortex to both sides, increasing the influence area of the cylinder.
<em>Чер</em> ‘земля’ в паремиях тувинцев
Authors: Сувандии Надежда Дарыевна 
Published: March 2023

В статье рассматривается концепт тувинской культуры чер ‘земля’, значения и аспекты которого анализируются по текстам пословиц и поговорок из разных сборников. В отличие от других лингвокультурологов, которые ориентированы на изучение концепта «родная земля, Родина» (в тув. яз. төрээн чер, төрээн чурт), автор обсуждает более широкий по охвату концепт. Работа выполнена в рамках изучения основных концептов, составляющих тезаурус тувинской культуры.
В том числе отмечается разница между смыслами терминов чер и чурт, которая практически не обсуждается филологами.
Один из аспектов концепта чер выражает тему близости земли к человеку, родственной связи между ними: земля — это мать, это родная сторона. В другом аспекте представления о земле в пословицах также содержат понимание ее плодородия. Поскольку земля имела огромное значение для тувинцев, то ее качества, характеристики постоянно сравнивались с тем, что делает человек, или каким он является.
Образы родной земли в музыкально-песенной культуре тувинцев
Authors: Санчай Чойган Херел-ооловна 
Published: March 2023

В статье представлены результаты анализа образа родной земли в музыкально-песенной культуре тувинцев и его изменений в разные периоды истории (с начала XX в. и до сегодняшнего дня). Рассматриваются образы родной земли (торээн чер) в народных песнях, авторских песнях по народным мотивам, тувинских песнях советского и постсоветского времени. Источниками выступили тексты песен на тувинском языке из сборников разных лет, а также отдельные песни, в том числе два гимна Республики Тыва: «Тооруктуг долгай Таңдым» («Ореховая тайга») (1993–2011 гг.) и «Мен, тыва мен» («Я — тувинец») (2011 год — до настоящего времени).
В народных песнях образы родных мест конкретизированы, эмоционально окрашены. Это места, где живет человек, которые представляются кормильцами, стражами, хранителями. С родными местами человек открыт, делится чувствами, он ими любуется, жалуется, делится горестями, а природа сочувствует ему. В авторских песнях по народным мотивам, которые появились с 1930-х гг., мы можем увидеть расширение кругозора певца — с локальной местности до всей Тувы, а также появления коллективного субъекта — «мы». В советских тувинских песнях уже почти нет лирического певца и его трепетного отношения к родным местам. Они рассматриваются как природа, которую человек должен покорить, подчинить своей воле для того, чтобы стать счастливым и успешным. Родиной (торээн чурт) называется Советский Союз.
В тувинских песнях в постсоветское время под родными местами снова стала пониматься только Тува. Она стала воспеваться лирично, с подчеркиванием этничности, этнической идентичности тувинцев. В песнях пропал образ огромной страны, пропали мотивы покорения и пр., но вернулись сюжеты единения, родственной связи людей и земли. Это также отразилось и в главной песне Тувы — государственном гимне.
Традиционное и модернизационное в конструировании ценностных оснований жизненных перспектив молодежи (Тува и другие регионы)
Authors: Ноянзина Оксана Евгеньевна , Максимова Светлана Геннадьевна , Омельченко Дарья Алексеевна 
Published: March 2023

Целью данной статьи является исследование жизненных перспектив и ценностных ори­ентаций молодежи, проживающей в Республике Тыва, в сравнении с показателями молодежи других регионов Сибирского федерального округа. Проблема рассматривается в контексте обсуждения духовной безопасности как интегрального состояния общественного сознания и функционирования общественных институтов, которые обеспечивают удо­влетворение куль­турных и духовных потребностей общества.
Анализируются результаты социологического исследования (опроса на основе струк­турированного онлайн-интервью) 2022 г., которое охватывало десять регионов Си­бирского федерального округа, включая Республику Тыва. Объем выборочной совокупности составил 5 000 человек (n = 500 в каждом регионе, население в возрасте от 14 до 35 лет).
Жизненные цели молодежи Тувы воспроизводили паттерн, характерный для всей моло­дежи округа: материальное обеспечение — образование — карьерный рост — создание семьи — профессиональный успех. Основной акцент ставился на обеспечении ма­териаль­ных основ жизни. Конфигурация ценностей молодежи Тувы отличалась не только ко­личеством факторов, но и их содержанием. На первом месте у молодежи Тувы располагался фактор патриотизма. Он проявлялся в мнениях о символических и реальных «врагах», о любви к Родине, был сопряжен с важностью сохранения духовного наследия свое­го народа. Безусловно, это можно считать национальной особенностью республики. Если общая ценностная структура для Сибирского федерального округа имела четкие смысловые различия по сферам их реализа­ции, то в созна­нии молодежи Тувы эти ценности являлись взаимодополняющими.
Полученные данные подтвердили предположения об особом переплетении традицион­ного и модернизационного в образе жизни молодого населения Республики Тыва.
Spinal cord stimulation: A novel approach to pain management in Dercum’s disease
Authors: Rogowski Brandon C. , Bharthi Rosh , Zaki Peter G. , Moran Michael , Cunningham Coby J. , Esplin Nathan , Kusyk Dorian Mateusz , Tomycz Nestor D. 
Published: March 2023

Background:
Dercum’s Disease (DD) is a rare chronic pain syndrome in which patients experience extreme burning pain associated with subcutaneous lipomatous tissue deposits. These patients may also present with; weakness, psychiatric symptoms, metabolic derangements, sleep disturbance, impaired memory, and easy bruising. Common risk factors for DD include: obesity, Caucasian race, and female sex. The etiology of DD remains under debate while it has proven highly resistant to treatment (i.e., requiring high doses of opioids for adequate pain management).

Case Description:
A 48-year-old female with DD and a prior spinal cord stimulator (SCS) placed for chronic back pain, presented with recurrent back pain, and increased falling. Surgery to replace her SCS resulted in improvement in her back pain and a decreased incidence of falls. Furthermore, she noticed significant improvement in the burning pain attributed to her subcutaneous nodules; this most markedly occurred at and below the level of stimulator placement.

Conclusion:
A 48-year-old female with the extremely rare condition, DD experienced dramatic reduction in her pain following the successful revision of her SCS.
Spatiotemporal spread of tick-borne encephalitis in the EU/EEA, 2012 to 2020
Authors: Van Heuverswyn Jasper , Hallmaier-Wacker Luisa K. , Beauté Julien , Gomes Dias Joana , Haussig Joana M , Busch Kristina , Kerlik Jana , Markowicz Mateusz , Mäkelä Henna , Nygren Teresa Marie , Orlíková Hana , Socan Maja , Zbrzeźniak Jakub , Žygutiene Milda , Gossner Céline M 
Published: March 2023

Background
Tick-borne encephalitis (TBE) is a vaccine-preventable disease involving the central nervous system. TBE became a notifiable disease on the EU/EEA level in 2012.

Aim
We aimed to provide an updated epidemiological assessment of TBE in the EU/EEA, focusing on spatiotemporal changes.

Methods
We performed a descriptive analysis of case characteristics, time and location using data of human TBE cases reported by EU/EEA countries to the European Centre for Disease Prevention and Control with disease onset in 2012–2020. We analysed data at EU/EEA, national, and subnational levels and calculated notification rates using Eurostat population data. Regression models were used for temporal analysis.

Results
From 2012 to 2020, 19 countries reported 29,974 TBE cases, of which 24,629 (98.6%) were autochthonous. Czechia, Germany and Lithuania reported 52.9% of all cases. The highest notification rates were recorded in Lithuania, Latvia, and Estonia (16.2, 9.5 and 7.5 cases/100,000 population, respectively). Fifty regions from 10 countries, had a notification rate ≥ 5/100,000. There was an increasing trend in number of cases during the study period with an estimated 0.053 additional TBE cases every week. In 2020, 11.5% more TBE cases were reported than predicted based on data from 2016 to 2019. A geographical spread of cases was observed, particularly in regions situated north-west of known endemic regions.

Conclusion
A close monitoring of ongoing changes to the TBE epidemiological situation in Europe can support the timely adaption of vaccination recommendations. Further analyses to identify populations and geographical areas where vaccination programmes can be of benefit are needed.
HISAB FALAK DAN RUKYAT HILAL: ANTARA MISI ILMIAH DAN SERUAN TAâ€™ABBUD
Authors: Mukhlas Sofiyulloh 
Published: March 2023

Hisab (calculation of reckoning) Â and ru'yah (determining date by sighting of moon), as the methods used to determine the beginning of Islamic calender represent two significant matters need deeper discussion. However, the different methods in the determination of lunar months system requires further discussion concerns with the validity of the methods of determining the beginning of the month, so does the method used by Rasulullah SAW. In determining the lunar months system, Hisab seems to be an attempt that uses scientific approach, while Ru'yah seems to be an attempt that use ta'abbudiyah approach. This fact is often exposes people to two alternatives, giving priority to scientific method or deemed contrary to leave the scientific method with emphasis to ta'abbudiyyah.
The Framework of Law Impacts in Philosophy of Law and Justice: How the Certainty and Justice Understood?
Authors: Silalahi Artha Debora 
Published: March 2023

<p class="MsoNormal" style="text-indent:0in">This paper put an analysis on the
autonomy principle among law practitioners. The principle and values usually
use as the basic concept for justice understanding. The justice concept is adopted
to enforce the law in the fair trial process should not just understand to be
the main goal. There must be a wide broad approach segmented the social and
cultural frameworks with the conceptual analysis. This article is also concerned
for searching the reason relating to the paradigmatic practical calculations to
constitute the rule known as the reasonable rationale. The essential conditions
of what is practically&nbsp; managing the
guide with the rule application remarks just revealed. These remarks hopefully
can bring a clear explanation relating to the law practitioners pragmatic view
of speech act implications for debating the provisions. The standard case of
rules is formulated to protect and to fulfill the people's rights rather
rigidly fixing its range of application. There are powers of the people is
nevertheless limited decisions of legal validity concerning the substance of
the law. Dissatisfaction with the understanding of law practitioners for making
the reliable concept relating to the relationship between the law and powers of
people is underpinned by the ideal of popular sovereignty influence to be
understood. It is similar to the argument that consisted of the legal system for
the rule of law to be existed. There is a necessity to confirm and build some
mechanism of certain social practices among public officials and law
practitioners. There must be clear perspectives on how and why the government
and their policies absolutely cannot avoid the political biased and the
certainty of law urge to build the certain facts of law for the people to be
able to make law at all.<o:p></o:p></p>
The Role Silek as A Source of Science
Authors: Ediwar Ediwar , Muliati Roza , Loravianti Susasrita , Sri Sentot Soleh , Abdullah Zuari 
Published: March 2023

<p class="Abstract"><i><span lang="IN">Silek </span></i><span lang="IN">is </span>one <span lang="IN">of</span> the<span lang="IN"> local wisdom</span> of <span lang="EN">Minangkabau society</span><span lang="IN"> in the form of martial and performances</span><span lang="IN"> </span><span lang="IN">arts</span><span lang="EN">. Learning and mastering silek is generally
compulsory for every man in Minangkabau. <i>Silek</i>
is considered capable of forming attitudes and behaviors that are effective in
dealing with life.&nbsp; <i>Silek</i> is also a source of science for the Minangkabau society. </span><span lang="IN">Learn</span>ing <i>s</i><i><span lang="IN">ilek</span></i><span lang="IN"> </span>is <span lang="EN">the same as </span><i><span lang="IN">baraja
malangkah</span><span lang="IN"> </span></i>(learn to walk) implies
the importance of <i>silek</i> as well as walking in humans for the provision
of life<span lang="IN">.</span><span lang="IN"> </span><span lang="IN">The strategic role of <i>Silek </i></span>evokes<span lang="IN"> a relevant comprehensive study of <i>Silek</i>. This paper attempts to explain
the concept of silek as a source of </span>science<span lang="IN"> in Minangkabau. </span>A<span lang="IN"> qualitative method </span><span lang="IN">with an interpretive analysis approach</span><span lang="IN"> </span>is applied<span lang="IN">. The data
were obtained through field and literature studies in order to obtain a
holistic formulation.</span><span lang="EN"> The
results expose that silek as a source of sciencee can be explained based on the
concept of<i> baraja</i> <i>malangkah</i> which consists of three types of
silek steps namely <i>langkah tigo, langkah ampek, </i>and<i> langkah sambilan</i>, as well as scientific
construction</span>.<o:p></o:p></p>
The Future of Desa Pancasila as Indigenous Knowledge: Comparative Study of Balun Village in Lamongan and Nogosari Hamlet in Bantul
Authors: Alfariz Fitri , Ayu Rr. Yudiswara 
Published: March 2023

<p class="Abstract">Pancasila as a state ideology needs to continue to be
actualized. One way to actualize it is to make the village one of the practical
spaces. Villages are also an implication for the space for indigenous knowledge
to occur. the two pancasila villages used as research objects are Balun village
and Nogosari hamlet. Both of them have their own character and background as
Pancasila Village. The character in each village provides sharpening of the
character of Pancasila village as indigenous knowledge trough the worldviews.
Therefore, this study aims to make the findings as a future concept for
Pancasila Village. The purpose is based on the position of Pancasila Village as
Indigineous Knowledge. The method used is a field study, namely in balun
village, Lamongan, east java and Nogosari hamlet, Bantul, Yogyakarta. Data
collection methods are interviews, observations, and libraries. The result
obtained is that the ideal concept of pancasila village based on indigenous
knowledge is to pay more attention to the relationship between individual
knowledge and the social and environment. Focusing on the relationship of
social cognition can provide optimization to the preservation of the
originality of knowledge that exists in the community and the regulation of the
direction of development of Pancasila Village.<o:p></o:p></p>
Against the Anthropocene: Pathways through the More-than-human Realms and Ontological Anthropology in Indonesia
Authors: Mahadika Gilang , Setiadi Setiadi 
Published: March 2023

<p class="Abstract">We are now living in the epoch of Anthropocene—the epoch
wherein human and nonhuman beings have become increasingly involved. The
Anthropocene was also a mark to determine human existence begin to overwhelm
biological and geological forms and displace the Holocene era. Indonesia is the one in many countries
facing ecological crisis. The widespread of global monocultures such as
sugarcane, cacao, oil palm and tea plantations are examples of providing an
intolerance of diversity, meaning that only putting human <i>desires</i> above
all of nonhuman species. The era also shows the struggles for social
justice towards nonhuman beings. Hence, this paper expects to discuss
conceptual and pragmatical levels of the Anthropocene in the more-than-humans’ anthropological
studies. Meanwhile, anthropology and any sub-disciplines take<span style="color:red"> </span>“ontological
turn” into account. Talking ontological anthropology is also a way of
rethinking and requestioning the division and dichotomy between nature and
culture, technology and society, human, and nonhuman beings, and so on. So, our
research question is how “ontological turn” contributes to making social
justice towards multispecies and geological life. Justice has been a great deal to preserve only humans based on
Eurocentric perception and thought. By giving social justice to more-than-human
realms is also resolving both “epistemologies of ignorance” and indigenous-led
decolonization. Alternatively, ontological anthropology provides the ability to
give a “voice” to more-than-human beings in order to have equal footing as
humans. Therefore, against the Anthropocene means collapsing ‘the divide’
between culture and nature, human and non-human, and so on. Besides, the turn
to anthropology of ontology also means demanding collaborations and balance
between humans and nonhuman beings in the Anthropocene. The introductory
anthropology of ontology could potentially open pathways of future
possibilities for methodological and theoretical standpoints towards
more-than-human realms in Indonesia.<b><o:p></o:p></b></p>
Standardized PUEBI EYD V’s Regularity in Formal Writing of Mathematical Existential Statement Consequences on Scientific Ontological Theorization to Indonesian Scientific Community
Authors: Rahima Raisa 
Published: March 2023

<p class="Abstract">This paper discusses the consequences of the latest PUEBI EYD
V regulations for scientific ontological theorization through analyzing the
semantical metaphysical commitment it reflects when we write formal mathematical
statements using purely mathematical symbol (e.g., “there are 22 aardvarks”).
This paper shows that PUEBI EYD V commits to mathematical Platonism
metaphysically. This commitment brings harm to observable entities ontological
nature in scientific theorization as shown in nominalism projects of philosophy
of mathematics. Scientific theories - and even mathematical theories - should
always reject the existence of independent objects for there exists only
structures (as truth-value). Authors use nominalism stance as a methodology to
reject the metaphysical commitment of PUEBI and defend the formal usage of
writing mathematical statement without number symbols (“there are twenty-two
aardvarks”, etc.).<o:p></o:p></p>
Rethinking “Decoloniality and Futurity” for
the Anthropocene: A Speculative Spectrality
Authors: Mahaswa Rangga Kala 
Published: March 2023

<p class="Abstract">What is this
thing called the Anthropocene? The Anthropocene is a strange thing. It is
interesting conceptually, fascinating scientifically, and critically intriguing
for our understanding when experiencing the borderless uncanny world-earth
meeting. If an ontological uncanny of natural crisis time represents the
promise of [M]odernity, which civilisation has altered nature, even colonised
Earth into terra incognita circumstances and catastrophic possibilities
simultaneously. The word ‘decolonisation’ of Anthropocene means ignoring the
role of the world-colonialism system and creating the worlding conditions after
modernity progress. However, the objections of the Anthropocene do not separate
calamities based on ideology, political movement, social class, cultural
local-wisdom, or even philosophical doctrine. In the eye of a geological epoch,
human is being objects at the same time. For example, after the Great
Acceleration event, people unconsciously produced a new planetary risk through
rapid uncontrolled population growth, advanced post-capitalism industrialisation,
and other unseen anthropogenic activities. Should [All] Humans be responsible
for mass extinction and be wise in adapting near planetary future? The answer
is open-ended because all of us are always possible contributors to anthropogenic
wastes, even in small amounts, as non-neutrality accumulation. So, we cannot
really hide in the image of the decolonisation of the Anthropocene, although it
challenges Western thought categories about geophysical force and geopolitical agents
in postcolonial view. It has never been (geo) decolonised—dwelling on the
Earth—but we are only possible to decolonise our humanity. The limitation of
our perception grasps the real-uncertainty-materiality world, breaking the wall
of narcissistic self-exceptionalism. Conceptually, decentering subject helps us
feel the strangeness of non-human entities, opening a more-than-human possible
world. Additionally, (re)questioning the status of ‘Anthropos’ in the
Anthropocene is critically important to remind us that it is part of our
concern to consider the prospect of new interrelations between human and
non-human. To do so, the recent revival of new weird materialism and
speculative turn can open up the context of agency and materiality in the
global Anthropocene.<o:p></o:p></p>