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England's first talk and all international scientific newspapers, a new achievement in the world of medicine, specifically in heart surgery, led by Sir Magdi Yacoub, about implanting valves in the heart.
International newspapers described the experience as a lost treasure in the world of the heart
Sir Magdi Yacoub was able to invent natural heart valves that will live with you for life.
He discovered a new heart valve made of an inorganic cellular structure based on tissue engineering techniques and implanted in the patient's body.
This valve is made of biodegradable polycaprolactone. Over time, these fibers decompose, leaving a living valve made up of the patient’s tissues, and new nerves and fatty tissue grow around the valve.
The valve maintained its function after 9 million test cycles. It was also subjected to animal tests and achieved very high efficiency.
Sir Magdy Yacoub ..a great pride for Egypt and all Arabs
International newspapers described the experience as a lost treasure in the world of the heart
Sir Magdi Yacoub was able to invent natural heart valves that will live with you for life.
He discovered a new heart valve made of an inorganic cellular structure based on tissue engineering techniques and implanted in the patient's body.
This valve is made of biodegradable polycaprolactone. Over time, these fibers decompose, leaving a living valve made up of the patient’s tissues, and new nerves and fatty tissue grow around the valve.
The valve maintained its function after 9 million test cycles. It was also subjected to animal tests and achieved very high efficiency.
Sir Magdy Yacoub ..a great pride for Egypt and all Arabs
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في ظلمة الليل رآها فجأة أمامه.. متعبة
مستلقية على فراش من نور حاول التعرف عليها
اقترب منها وسألها : ما اسمك ياسيدتي ؟
فأجابت : أسماني الغزاة عبر العصور ب (العصية)
أجدادي أطلقوا علي اسم الفيحاء.. أما أبنائي فينادونني الأبية
وعشاقي يصفونني بالبهية
سألها : كم عمرك ياسيدتي ؟ قالت : ولدت قبل التاريخ بتاريخ
ونطقت أحرفي الاولى..قبل ان تنطق الأبجدية
غسلت وجهي بماء الحضارة .. لملمت شعري.. كحلت عيوني
فكنت أول و أجمل صبية
فقال لها بخجل : لمن تنتسبين يا أجمل صبية ؟
فقالت : نسبي يعود الى الذي ترك ضناه على كتفي مقتولاً
نسبي يعود لآدم أبو البشرية
ذكرني الله في قرآنه مرات
وسار بولس الرسول على أرضي حاملاً المسيحية
محمد النبي قال : إني كنانته.. وأنار وجهي عيسى ابن المجدلية
جامعي أموي وكنيستي مريمية
أبي قاسيون .. رافع الرأس.. وأمي الغوطة .. وبردى نهري
أبوابي للعز والتاريخ حكاية .. وأزقتي للحضارة مدرسة
والياسمين لكل عاشق مني هدية
فارس مغوار أتاني.. تارة اسمه ابن الوليد
وطوراً يأتي برفقة عقبة أو بلال ابن الحبشية
وصلاح الدين نام بحضني.. نام نومته الأبدية
أبنائي كثر منهم من يقيم في الشاغور أو الصالحية
منهم من ولد في الميدان ومنهم من نشأ في باب توما
ومنهم من وارى الثرى في القيمرية
حاول ان يسألها أكثر لكنه لاحظ انها تنزف
ركع أمامها وبكى وجعها
ربتت على كتفه بحنان .. وقالت: لاتبكِ ياولدي.. لاتبكِ
قم لننهض معاً من كبوتنا..فإنني الشام بإذن الله محمية
اقترب منها وسألها : ما اسمك ياسيدتي ؟
فأجابت : أسماني الغزاة عبر العصور ب (العصية)
أجدادي أطلقوا علي اسم الفيحاء.. أما أبنائي فينادونني الأبية
وعشاقي يصفونني بالبهية
سألها : كم عمرك ياسيدتي ؟ قالت : ولدت قبل التاريخ بتاريخ
ونطقت أحرفي الاولى..قبل ان تنطق الأبجدية
غسلت وجهي بماء الحضارة .. لملمت شعري.. كحلت عيوني
فكنت أول و أجمل صبية
فقال لها بخجل : لمن تنتسبين يا أجمل صبية ؟
فقالت : نسبي يعود الى الذي ترك ضناه على كتفي مقتولاً
نسبي يعود لآدم أبو البشرية
ذكرني الله في قرآنه مرات
وسار بولس الرسول على أرضي حاملاً المسيحية
محمد النبي قال : إني كنانته.. وأنار وجهي عيسى ابن المجدلية
جامعي أموي وكنيستي مريمية
أبي قاسيون .. رافع الرأس.. وأمي الغوطة .. وبردى نهري
أبوابي للعز والتاريخ حكاية .. وأزقتي للحضارة مدرسة
والياسمين لكل عاشق مني هدية
فارس مغوار أتاني.. تارة اسمه ابن الوليد
وطوراً يأتي برفقة عقبة أو بلال ابن الحبشية
وصلاح الدين نام بحضني.. نام نومته الأبدية
أبنائي كثر منهم من يقيم في الشاغور أو الصالحية
منهم من ولد في الميدان ومنهم من نشأ في باب توما
ومنهم من وارى الثرى في القيمرية
حاول ان يسألها أكثر لكنه لاحظ انها تنزف
ركع أمامها وبكى وجعها
ربتت على كتفه بحنان .. وقالت: لاتبكِ ياولدي.. لاتبكِ
قم لننهض معاً من كبوتنا..فإنني الشام بإذن الله محمية
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In a world in which relations are not without disputes, the question remains: Is every rivalry worthy of the honor of the fight?
Not every battle deserves to be waged, nor every opponent is worth the confrontation.. Choosing which to be hostile to is not just a reaction, but a reflection of your position and value, because the litigation puts you on one balance with your opponent, no matter how you try to ignore it.
The Arabs realized this fact early, and they were good to choose their opponents, realizing that the argument with the ignorant was a depletion, and to confront those who are not appropriate for you is a depreciation from you before you are a gain for them. Perhaps what is narrated from Imam Al -Shafi’i summarizes this idea when he said: “Every time I debated with an ignorant, he defeated me, and every time I debated with a scholar I came out victorious.”
The real rivalry is not in the mere victory, but rather in elevation. Do not argue with someone who pulls you to his level, but rather choose someone who adds to your value, as the battles that do not raise you do not deserve to go into.
Not every battle deserves to be waged, nor every opponent is worth the confrontation.. Choosing which to be hostile to is not just a reaction, but a reflection of your position and value, because the litigation puts you on one balance with your opponent, no matter how you try to ignore it.
The Arabs realized this fact early, and they were good to choose their opponents, realizing that the argument with the ignorant was a depletion, and to confront those who are not appropriate for you is a depreciation from you before you are a gain for them. Perhaps what is narrated from Imam Al -Shafi’i summarizes this idea when he said: “Every time I debated with an ignorant, he defeated me, and every time I debated with a scholar I came out victorious.”
The real rivalry is not in the mere victory, but rather in elevation. Do not argue with someone who pulls you to his level, but rather choose someone who adds to your value, as the battles that do not raise you do not deserve to go into.
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Today, the Israeli prisoner Alexander Turbanov, who was released, made a statement that shocked the occupying Israel:
“Your kindness has been engraved in my conscience forever. During the 498 days I lived among you, despite the aggression and crimes you endured, I learned the true meaning of manhood, pure heroism, and respect for humanity and values.
You were the free ones under siege, while I was the prisoner, and you were the protectors of my life. You cared for me as a compassionate father cares for his children. You preserved my health, dignity, and grace, and even though I was in the hands of men fighting for their land and stolen rights, and despite the fact that my country’s government was committing the most heinous genocide against a besieged people, you never allowed hunger or humiliation to touch me.
I did not know the true meaning of masculinity until I saw it in your eyes, and I did not realize the value of sacrifice until I lived among you—until I saw you smiling in the face of death, resisting an enemy armed with tools of destruction with nothing but your bare bodies. No matter how eloquent or expressive I may be, I will never find words to reflect your true worth, nor to express my astonishment and admiration for your noble morality.
Does your religion really teach you to treat prisoners in such a way?
What a great faith this must be, to elevate you to such a level that all man-made human rights laws collapse before it, that all protocols of war crumble in its presence!
Even in the most difficult moments, you demonstrated justice and mercy not through empty slogans but through the reality of our experiences, never abandoning your principles even in the darkest conditions.
Believe me, if I ever return here, it will only be as a mujahid in your ranks. Because I learned the truth from your people, and I realized that you are not only the rightful owners of the land, but also of principles and a just cause.”
“Your kindness has been engraved in my conscience forever. During the 498 days I lived among you, despite the aggression and crimes you endured, I learned the true meaning of manhood, pure heroism, and respect for humanity and values.
You were the free ones under siege, while I was the prisoner, and you were the protectors of my life. You cared for me as a compassionate father cares for his children. You preserved my health, dignity, and grace, and even though I was in the hands of men fighting for their land and stolen rights, and despite the fact that my country’s government was committing the most heinous genocide against a besieged people, you never allowed hunger or humiliation to touch me.
I did not know the true meaning of masculinity until I saw it in your eyes, and I did not realize the value of sacrifice until I lived among you—until I saw you smiling in the face of death, resisting an enemy armed with tools of destruction with nothing but your bare bodies. No matter how eloquent or expressive I may be, I will never find words to reflect your true worth, nor to express my astonishment and admiration for your noble morality.
Does your religion really teach you to treat prisoners in such a way?
What a great faith this must be, to elevate you to such a level that all man-made human rights laws collapse before it, that all protocols of war crumble in its presence!
Even in the most difficult moments, you demonstrated justice and mercy not through empty slogans but through the reality of our experiences, never abandoning your principles even in the darkest conditions.
Believe me, if I ever return here, it will only be as a mujahid in your ranks. Because I learned the truth from your people, and I realized that you are not only the rightful owners of the land, but also of principles and a just cause.”
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