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كتابة الهمزة والترقيم في البحث العلمي Writing of Hamzat and Use of Punctuations in Scientific Research
(Department of Arabic and Transnational Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ilorin., 2025-01) Gbodofu, K. M. U.; Salaty, A. A.
مهما بلغ الباحث في القراءة والكتابة، فإنه لا يستغني عن كتابة الهمزة وعلامات الترقيم لأنهما من اللوازم التي يستعملها في تيسير القراءة وتنظيم الكتابة. والعرب من الأمم التي لها الأسبقية إلى وضع هذه العلامات والرموز، لأن ضوابط الوقف والابتداء والفواصل التي وضعوها لتسهيل قراءة القرآن الكريم وتحسينها تدل على دورهم الفعال في علامات الترقيم. ولعل هذه الظاهرة مما أدّى بأحمد زكي باشا إلى تطوير هذا العمل. وأما الهمزة وعلامات الترقيم التي نستعملها اليوم فهي مقتبسة من اللغات المختلفة وضعها العلماء والباحثون لخدمة اللغة ولفهم معاني الكلام. وفي هذه الورقة نلقي الضوء على كتابة الهمزة وعلامات الترقيم التي يكثر استعمالها في البحوث العلمية.
Purification of Heavy Metals Contaminated Groundwater by ElectroCoagulation Process Using Graphite Electrodes
(The University of Tehran Press, 2024-12-13) Muhibbu-Din Eniola Ismail | Jimoh Heekmah Oiza | Kehinde David Pelumi | Tinuoye Ifeoluwa Ag
The application of the electro-coagulation process to the identified contaminated
groundwater at Abala community, a suburb of Ilorin metropolis in Kwara state, Nigeria,
is the subject of this study. The groundwater samples were electro-coagulated in a batch
reactor of 2.5L containing 1 litre volume of contaminated groundwater for 1 hour per run
using a DC power supply ranging from 10v to 20v at constant current 5amp and 2amp to
6amp at constant voltage 10v using graphite electrodes. The results revealed that electrocoagulation process can reduce turbidity, TDS, Electrical Conductivity, BOD, TOC,
COD, and color by 97.3 %, 91.2 %, 91.1 %, 96 %, 99.7%, 99.7%, 79.9%, and 82.96 %,
respectively. Through Atomic Absorption spectroscopy analytical study, the process also
shows removal efficiency of Manganese, Iron, and Zinc of 82.96 percent, 70.0 percent, and
95.30 percent, respectively. The outcome of the electro-coagulation process met the World
Health Organization (WHO), the United States Environmental Protection Agency (USEPA),
and the Water Environment Partnership In Asia (WEPA) criteria for both drinking water
and general industrial wastewater discharge guidelines. The electro-coagulation treatment
for contaminated groundwater was efficient and effective, therefore it is recommended in
this study for Nigerians.
The Killers (A Social Drama)
(The Department of the Performing Arts, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, 2009) Adeoye AbdulRasheed Abiodun
السعوديات في الشعر العربي النيجيري، دليل التواصل الحضاري: دراسة نقدية بيانية A Critical Rhetorical Study of Saudi Trends in Nigerian Arabic Poetry
(Department of Arabic and Transnational Studies, Faculty of Arts, University of Ilorin., 2025-04) Salaty, A.A.; Abubakar, I. A.; Yusuf, M. B.
إنّ علاقة نيجيريا مع السعوديّة علاقة قديمة ومتوغلة في التاريخ, وتعلّق مسلميها بها, كإخوانهم في أقطار الأرض, متين لكونها مهبط الوحي وسابقة الأراضي للإسلام واحتضانها للحرمين الشريفين, يسرّهم ما يسرّها ويؤلمهم ما يؤلمها وكان ذلك حبّا ووفاء وتعظيما لكونها موطن الرسول ﷺ ويفعلون ذلك عرفانا لأيادي السعوديّة البيضاء وسخائها المنقطع النظير للمسلمين وللبشريّة جمعاء.
لقد عبّر الشعراء النيجيريّون عن شعورهم وإحساسهم وعاطفتهم نحو السعوديّة بأشعارهم في مناسبات مختلفة, نراه لزاما علينا أن نأتي ببعضها في هذا البحث لدراستها دراسة أدبيّة تبرز أفكار أصجابها مع التعليق عليها, وتشير إلى سماتها المتميّزة وملامحها البيانيّة. ويشمل البحث على النقاظ الآتية باختصار: المقدّمة, السعوديّة, السعوديّات, التواصل الأدبي, الشعر العربي النيجيري؛ المدح, الرثاء, الوصف, الدراسة البيانيّة, والخاتمة التي تنحصر فيها نتائج البحث والاقتراحات.
Conflict and the Rights of Patients in Government Hospitals in Nigeria: An Assessment. Advances in Management
(Department of Business Administration, University of Ilorin, Ilorin, Nigeria, 2016) Akor S. J.
The major aim of this theoretical paper titled conflict and the rights of the patients in government Hospital in Nigeria is to discuss and assess the extent of actualization of the rights and obligations of patients. The paper make use of conflict theory as a guide. The paper pointed out that Hospital environment which is supposed to be a place where the sick and the needy are cater for is often plagued with incessant conflict. The paper noted that there are several social grouping in government hospitals in Nigeria and different kinds of social relationships which makes conflict inevitable. The paper also further asserted that the major conflict that often plague the government hospital in Nigeria is between the labour on one side and the government on the other side. The paper maintained that the ever increasing demands on the part of the various labour union in government hospitals and the failure of government to fulfill her obligations to the labour is one of the major causes of conflict in government hospitals in Nigeria. The paper posited the incessant conflict in government hospitals often lead to untold hardship and suffering by patients that often leads to loss of lives and disability. The paper further asserted that one of the so many consequences of conflict is mass exodus from government hospitals to private hospitals both in Nigeria and outside Nigeria by those patients that can afford the costs. The paper concluded that the conflict situation in government hospitals given the government negative publicity both within and outside the country. The paper makes some recommendation that will bring about reduced conflicts in government hospital in Nigeria. Part of the recommendation among others include increased government funding and deliberate policy that will discourage Nigerians seeking medical treatment abroad.