Anticancer and Antimicrobial Properties of Inorganic Compounds/Nanomaterials by Rais Ahmad Khan, Aurel Tăbăcaru, Farman Ali, Bon H. Koo

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Theory and Algorithms of Variational Inequality and Equilibrium Problems, and Their Applications by Xie-ping Ding, Nan-jing Huang, Fu-quan Xia, Qing-bang Zhang, Qamrul Hasan Ansari

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Minimal CR-submanifolds of a six-dimentional sphere by M. Hasan Shahid, S. I. Husain

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Généalogie et usages sociaux de quatre lieux urbains paysagers à Beyrouth by Racha El-Dirani Chebbo

“…Since 1990 a fragile peace still continues and a virtual line still divides this city into two parts : The western part is predominantly Muslim, the eastern part is predominantly Christian. …”
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Les ‘Ulamā’ et la propriété foncière en Ifrīqiya (Ier-IIIe/VIIe-IXe siècles) by Tahar Mansouri

“…This situation allows seeing the constitution of the rural property of men of knowledge and the rural law or farmer’s law.In fine we can say that the muslim civilisation is not based only on the urban economy as it was usually suggested, but also, the rural wealth is important and the better example is the example of ‘Ulamā’ and their rural wealth.…”
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L’islam dans l’école : une frontière invisible ? by Samia Langar

“…However, a daily scene is now seen at the doors of schools hosting French students of Muslim culture and religion: young girls coming veiled take off their veil before entering their school and dress as soon they leave. …”
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Les actes de waqf des manuscrits arabes chrétiens de la Bibliothèque nationale de France by Gérard Troupeau

“…In Arabic, the words, ”waqf”, and its synonym, ”ḥabs”, refer to the legacy of a piece of property, whether this is a moveable piece of property or a building, for the benefit of Muslim or Christian institution. The author studies around 15 documents preserved in the National Library of France (BNF) ; these manuscripts, which were bequeathed to a church or a monastery, belong to Christian Arabs who established them as waqf After having translated the entire text of these documents, highlighting various elements within them, the author emphasises their interest for the study of geography as well as ecclesiastical history thanks to the informations given in these manuscripts about the founders of different waqf-s and their beneficiaries.…”
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Écrire au réconfort de Dieu. La patrimonialisation des savoirs administratifs des monarchies marocaine et tunisienne sous le Protectorat by Antoine Perrier

“…This strategy let political tools to Muslim Sovereigns and their servants to resist the French domination. …”
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Difference sequence spaces by A. K. Gaur, Mursaleen

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Editorial: Oxytosis/ferroptosis: unraveling the mechanisms and its multifaceted role in neurodegenerative diseases by Nawab John Dar, David Soriano Castell, Shahnawaz Ali Bhat, Pamela Maher

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A Novel Ideal Floating Inductor Using Translinear Conveyors by Iqbal A. Khan, Mehmood H. Zaidi

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Schauder Basis, Separability, and Approximation Property in Intuitionistic Fuzzy Normed Space by M. Mursaleen, V. Karakaya, S. A. Mohiuddine

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Choix linguistique et modernité islamique au Cameroun by Hamadou Adama

“…The exploration of the cross-currents of fulanization [Fulfuldization] of Arabic and Arabization of Fulfulde, the interference between the linguistic activism of Christian missions and Muslim militants and the relation between orality and writing shed light on the internal and external dynamics and on the modes of invention/reinvention of a certain modernity. …”
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INDONESIAN FOOD INDUSTRY ON HALAL SUPPLY CHAINS by Hadi Peristiwo

“…Indonesia is a country with the most Muslim population in the world. In addition, this country also has various potentials great in developing the halal food industry on the global scene. …”
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Religious Discourse and the Public Sphere in Contemporary Pakistan by Muhammad Qasim Zaman

“…This article examines some of the ways in which the traditionally educated Muslim religious scholars, the `ulama, of Pakistan have articulated their conceptions of the Islamic scholarly tradition and how their modes of discourse compare and compete with those of other religious intellectuals. …”
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Pour une autre lecture de la guerre de Gaza by Jean-François Legrain

“…This article is an interpretation of the Israeli way of managing the image of the Palestinian resistance movment in years, through the Muslim Brothers, FATHA, and now Hamas, as a danger for democracy and the western world. …”
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In the name of the national interests: Foreign policy of Saudi Arabia after the Arab Spring by G. G. Kosach

“…Before 2011, Saudi Arabia — the land of the ‘Two Holy Mosques’ — positioned itself as a representative of the international Muslim community and in pursuing its foreign policy relied primarily on the religious authority and fi nancial capabilities. …”
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Islamic finance of the Gulf monarchies by A.O. Filonik, V.A. Isaev

“…The study proceeds from that the Gulf states have their special model of banking activity spread far beyond their limits reaching across Muslim-populated areas and penetrating into some niches of the economically advanced world. …”
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TUBUH DAN JILBAB: ANTARA DIRI DAN ‘LIYAN’ by Titik Rahayu, Siti Fathonah

“…Wearing jilbab as an obligation of the religious teaching is not the only reason for Muslim women to wear it. There are many factors that cause someone wearing jilbab. …”
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Between Political Arena and the Mosque: Islamist Governance in Egypt and Tunisia after the 2011 Arab Uprisings by Ihab Shabana

“…The study offers a comparative analysis of the Egyptian Muslim Brotherhood’s (MB) and Tunisian Ennahda’s governance and practices in their respective countries. …”
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