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The study aimed to identify the level of psychosomatic disorders and their relationship to the characteristics of suicide survivors in Palestine. The study sample consisted of (155) individual survivors of the suicide attempt, and the psychosomatic disorders tool (36) was used within six axes, and the tool for the characteristics of individuals who survived suicide (40) was used within five axes. The results showed that the level of Psychosomatic disorders of individuals who survived suicide was moderate and there were differences in the independent variables: (gender, age, number of suicide attempts). The characteristics of individual suicide survivors were moderate, and the results of independent variables resulted in statistically significant differences in the characteristics of individuals who survived suicide depending on a variable: (age, social status, educational level, and number of suicide attempts). The results indicated a weak relationship between psychosomatic disorders and the characteristics of suicide survivors, and the study recommended focusing on the youth category in Palestinian society and adopting treatment programs for individuals who attempted suicide and working on family coordination within the Palestinian environment. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

This research aimed mainly to identify the Farmers Knowledge level of the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production and their sources of information about it in some Villages in Al-Buhera governorate. The study was carried out for achieving following: 1-To identify objectives some characteristics of the respondents. 2- To identify the farmers knowledge level of the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production. 3-To identify the farmers sources of information about the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production. 4- Study the correlations between the degree of farmers knowledge of the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production and some of the independent variables. 5- Study the correlations between the degree of the farmers sources of information about the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production and their benefit of it and some of the independent variables. The data was obtained to achieve the objective of the research through a questionnaire through the personal interview with a 150 Farmers. Data were analyzed statistically by using percentages, means, standard deviation, Intermediate class, and person correlation, Chi-square, by using (SPSS) program. The main results were as follows: 1- 59.3% from respondents are on the low and medium knowledge level of the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production. 2- Nearly three quarters of the respondents 74.7% fall into the low and middle in the degree of exposed to information sources about the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production. 3- There are a positive correlation between the degree of farmers knowledge of the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production and the following variables: education level, social status, degree of realness for renewal, communicative activity, knowledge of the causes of climate changes, knowledge of general appearances of climate changes, the degree of exposure to information sources and benefit from it. 4- There are a positive correlation between the degree of exposure to information sources and benefit from it and the following variables: social status, regenerative, communicative activity, knowledge of the causes of climate changes, knowledge of general appearances of climate changes, degree of farmers knowledge of the negative effects of climate change on Agricultural production. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The current study aimed to identify the impact of positive thinking on the anxiety of Coronavirus infection through the lockdown among UNRWA staff in Jordan. To achieve the objectives of the study, three measures were developed, the Positive Thinking Scale, the anxiety level of Coronavirus Infection Scale, and the lockdown Scale. A sample of (2036) employees responded to the measures. The results showed that the level of anxiety for COVID -19 infection among the sample was high, and statistically significant differences were found in the level of Covid-19 infection anxiety according to the sex variable for females, also statistically differences were found in the level of anxiety in COVID-19 infection according to age in favor of (31-40), and statistically differences for the social status in favor of married couples. Results also showed a direct negative impact of positive thinking variable on the level of anxiety associated with COVID-19 infection, and an effect of positive thinking on the level of anxiety during activating the lockdown. The study recommends designing training programs for employees to help them adapt to different circumstances and enable them to continue performing their assigned work. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

“Awareness of difference in the Omani novel:A reading in the variety of content “ Difference is a cornerstone in the building of the societies; differences in culture, ideas,social,political and mainly artistic for it plays a considerable role in the development of the civilisation. Difference paves the way to innovation And the development of the narration discourse and its tools, which shows the the event and the reality in the framework of the imaginary and the real and the challenge of the reality. This is what makes me write about difference. In this context, the novel develops from depicting the reality to development of the character,which becomes the efficient element. Like the Arabic literature, the Omani novel has shown developments in style and language and goes beyond the awareness of difference. The novelist stands against the social and the political limitations and stands against all the taboos,which try to stop him from innovation and having another point of view. The novel,therefore is his framework to express his political, social and cultural views, a in the Omani society. In fact, the Omani novel opens its doors not only to its domestic areas,but to its international trend, participating in the Arabic and international literature. The question to be asked is how the Omani novel succeeds in developing its social, cultural and political issues. Another question to be asked is what are the social, cultural, historical and intellectual issues that the novel has dealt with and how it has reached the Arabic and international audiences. Some old modern surveys have participated in the development of the, Omani novel as far as the artistic and the thematic sides.We can mention as an example the Omani narrative discourse by Azzeza Thayi and another example “A study in the modern Omani narration “ by Ehsan Sadak Lawati and other different studies and some seminars about the Omani novel. This study has come to the conclusion that the Omani novelist wants to reach international reputation and this study has also come to the conclusion that the Omani novel has developed linguistically and artistically. The Omani novelist has emphasised the spirit of, d difference and it has the capacity to deal with social,intellectual and historical issues [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Generally, George Bernard Shaw defines literature as the mirror of the society. He presents his looking-glass by portraying the good and bad ideas of his society. He is the playwright who attached the romanticism through the naturalism movement that started at the middle of the 19th century to replace romanticism. This research aims to reveal the private follies of the characters in George Bernard Shaw's Arms and the Man, in terms of their idealism and realism in war and love. This play is a satire on the foolishness of glorifying war, as well as on idealistic notions of love. Through it, Shaw tries to reflect the reality of his period of time and society. He harshly criticizes the notion of war because of its terrible consequences such as bloodshed, destruction and poverty. About love, he emphasizes that it is important to follow ones heart in marriage not social status or appearances. The methodology of the study is analytical. In conclusion, the results show that Shaw's aims to reform society's conventional behavior to rescue it from fake changing of characters idealism notions of war and love at the end of the play achieved idealism to become more realism, especially that relate to marriage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The phenomenon of female spinsterhood is one of the social problems that spread in societies where wars abound and the economic, health and social reality deteriorates, especially in Arab societies in general and the study area in particular. The research aims to reveal the phenomenon of delayed female marriage in the city of Al-Amarah during the year (2021), and to know the demographic, economic and social characteristics of spinster females. Among the economic, social, health, personal and other reasons contributed to the males’ reluctance to marry and the rise of spinsterhood, and knowing the most important reasons for the delay in female marriage necessitated the development of solutions to them. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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This study aimed to identify the status of the social responsibility of Al- Quds University as viewed by the faculty members of the university. The study population consisted of all (320) faculty members, the sample of the study was a random sample of (130) of the faculty members. The descriptive approach was used in this study by using questionnaire. The validity and the relieability of the tool were verified by appropriate educational and statistical methods. The results of the study, revealed that the reality of the social responsibility of Al Quds University according to its fields, the estimations were moderate, with an average mean of (3.32), while the environmental and health aspect had the highest mean (3.51), the economic field came with the lowest arithmetic average (3.11). The results of the study revealed that there are no statistically significant differences between the estimates of the members of the study sample of the faculty members for the reality of social responsibility due to the different study variables. The researchers introduced some recommendations based on its results. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The Study aims basically at determining the relative importance of the sup-themes of the value orientations levels, descriping the respondents value orientations levels between the terminal and intermenal value, determining the differnces between the value orientations levels of the three studied villages, identifying the relationship between the value orientations levels and the variables study, and finally identifying the most important reasons value imbalances in the study area and suggestions to face these imbalances from the view point of respondents. Asystematic random sample of (200) Heads of rural youth were selscted from in (Snofer, Ibgeg, Talat) villages in Fayoum district, Fayoum governorate. A number of complementary statistical measures and techniques were utilized in the analysis of the collected data including: Pearson's correlation coefficient, Che-Squere test, Step Wise multiple regression, Alpha coefficient, in addition to Percentages, Arithmetic mean, Standard deviation, Range and Frequencies. The most important findings of the study were as fallows: About (10.5%) of respondents had a low level of total degree of value orientations, (69%) of them had a moderate level, and finally (20.5%) of them had a high level of total degree of value orientations of respondents. and there is no significant differences at 0.05 probability between the levels of total Value orientations and the three villages, where the calculated (F) 1.76, and The findings showed that four of the independent variables had significant effects at probability level 0.05. between the levels of total Value orientations and following variables: Social status, family size, family cohesion, and social media openness. And the relationship between the variables reached : 0.190, 0.166, 0,120, 0.108 respectitely by cramers. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

The research aimed to determine the degree of knowledge of the rural women respondents about the social, economic, and legislative requirements to empower them in society, the degree of importance of these requirements, the relationship of the characteristics of the respondents to the degree of knowledge and importance of these requirements in general, and the obstacles to empowering rural women. The research was conducted on 180 female respondents from the village of Menouf locality, affiliated to the center of Tanta, Gharbia Governorate, and the questionnaire was used to collect field data during the months of March and April 2022, using frequencies, percentages, weighted average, simple correlation coefficient and chi-square test to analyze the data statistically. They are the results: - The increase in the respondents' knowledge of the social, economic and legislative requirements for their empowerment, as their percentage in the high level category reached 82.2%, 68.9%, 53.3%, respectively. - Low opinion of respondents on the importance of social, economic, and legislative requirements for their empowerment, as their percentage in the category of high level of importance reached 29.4%, 26.1%, 20%, respectively. - There is a direct correlation between the variables: the size of agricultural holdings, marital compatibility, cultural openness, membership in organizations, self-confidence of the respondents and the degree of their overall knowledge of the studied requirements. - There is a direct correlation between the variables of agricultural holding size, marital compatibility, and the respondents' opinion on the importance of requirements in general. - There is a significant relationship between the variables of marital status, the husband's education, the practical status of the husband and wife, the social status of the family, and the respondents' knowledge of the requirements in general, and their opinion of the importance of these requirements. The most important obstacles to empowering women are the misunderstanding of religious matters with regard to women's rights, the state's neglect of rural women for many years, and the bias towards males at the expense of females in everything. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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Objective: The main objective of this study is to assess Impact of Medical Insurance on Employees' Performance a Field Study at Islamic Banks in Yemen on Feb. 2022 the influence of tropical storage conditions on the quality and stability of some selected essential medical Insuranse in Yemen and to assess the different of employees' demographic variables according to their Gender, Sex, Ages, Level of career, Years of service (GSALY). Methodology: A stratified random sample, which was chosen, consisted of 102 employees in three levels of jobs of the job career available at the sample study the first level was highly managerial staff, the second was heads of departments' staff and the last was the administrators' staff. To achieve the objectives of the study. The analytical descriptive method was approach and SPSS21 used. The results: was found after taking the test there is an impact of the medical insurance on Employees' Performance estimated by 95.8% also there is a significant differences due to Sex and the job level variable in favor of head of department and to years of experience variable in favor of those who have little of experience and there were no significant different attributed to the Social status and ages. Conclusions: in light of the results founded especially the highly relation between the elements of this study recommending to make enhance Medical Insurance Programs and to pay the attention to the employees' deductible on the medical Insurance to enhance Medical coverage. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

Before Islam, women were victims of slavery, humiliation, oppression, and exploitation. Islam came and liberated women from slavery, humiliation, oppression, and exploitation. Islam abolished all the evil customs which were against the human dignity of women and gave them the rights which they deserved. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) endowed women with their rightful status and human dignity on both social and domestic levels. In the light of Islamic teachings, men and women have equal status as human beings. In that sense, no one is superior to another. Just as Islam calls men honorable and respectable, so too in the eyes of Islam women are honorable and have an important role to play in society. The biography of the Holy Prophet is a beacon for us. He proved by his practical life that a woman is pitiable and respectable in respect of mother, daughter, sister, wife, and other relationships. In Arab society, he proved by raising her four daughters that a woman is also a human being, therefore, she should also be given rights. The Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) has left out such enlightening teachings on women's social rights that by following them, women can be granted their social rights. But even today, women are being deprived of many of their social rights. There is a need to bring the social issues of women before the society in the light of Sīrat-un-Nabī. Also mention the restrictions facing women in the present. The question arises, what is the social status of women in the light of Sīrat-un-Nabī? And what are the challenges facing women today? This article is written to answer these questions. In pre-Islamic society, women were not given any importance or status in any relationship. Socially, women's rights were completely taken away and some Arab families did not even have the right to live. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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The research studies Arwa bin Alward’s poetry in accordance with the sociological approach to the creative range of the (Sulukes’ Poetry)* and in regard to Sulukism mostly as a social and artistic phenomenon. The approach also contributes to establishing and understanding the relationship between literature and society to activate it as a means of development and advancement to human societies. The research focuses on the social aspects within the texts by dismantling the structure phonetically, lexically, syntactically then reconstructs them to shed light on the poet's unique vision of the world. The research focuses on Arwa bin Alward’s poetry despite the scarcity of former studies due to his social status (often called Father of the Sulukes), which goes with the research approach. The research concludes that the pre-Islamic text is extremely capable of providing studies with a rich creative material and enlightening modern criticism schools. Therefore, it also maintains the artistic and historical features especially bearing in mind that the pre-Islamic era is the source of Arabic poetry. In addition, it analyzes the poet’s personality, his social position, his vision of the world, and the features of the society he aspires to despite unjust social restrictions and provisions. The researcher finds that the sociological approach is one of the most appropriate approaches to study the pre-Islamic text and peer into its mysteries and ideologies though usually hidden within (subtext) to avoid confrontation. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]