108. Al-Kawthar/The Abundance
I/We begin by the Blessed Name of Allah
The Immensely Merciful to all, The Infinitely Compassionate to everyone.
108:01
a. O The Prophet!
b. Surely WE have granted you unceasing abundance.
108:02
a. So stand in Salat/Prayers for your Rabb - The Lord with devotion and dedication, and
b. make sacrifice for HIM in gratitude.
108:03
a. Indeed, your opponent who satirizes you and detests you – he has been cut off from all that is good and posterity.
The Holy Prophet a made several treaties to create a Peaceful state and good neighborly relations with neighboring tribes and Counteries of the Islamic State. He also held peace treaties, which are beneficial to the Muslims in particular and humanity in general. These treaties are effective means of ensuring peace and security and to strengthen the provision of human rights. This study is to highlight the humanitarian dimensions of the treaties of the Prophet to be an invitation aimed at consolidating human values and lay theories of tolerance for coexistence cream among the various nations of the contemporary world, cutting the road on the theories of clash between civilizations to disrupt the harmony and world peace
Surgical gowns are worn in the operating room to reduce the incidence of nosocomial wound infections in patients and to prevent the exposure of medical personnel to pathogens in blood and other body fluids from the patient. The main purpose of using surgical gowns is to prevent the transfer of microorganisms from surgical team and patient‟s skin to the surgical wound. The present research was focused to minimize the causes of blood borne transmission of micro-organisms in the operation theaters of Pakistan. The study was conducted in three phases. The first phase involves the evaluation of existing surgical gowns on the basis of international standards followed by successive laundering and sterilization processes being carried out in Pakistani hospital, in order to analyze the results under real conditions. This phase of the research work was designed to analyze the current situation regarding the infection transmission in operation theaters of Pakistan. In the second phase, using various fabric materials and construction parameters fabric for surgical gowns was manufactured and laundered and sterilized as for phase one. The textile testing was performed on experimental surgical gowns. The third phase included the wearer trails of existing and experimental surgical gowns. The results indicated that the existed surgical gown showed significant deterioration after successive laundering and sterilization processes whereas the experimental gowns in phase two of the study were less effected by laundering and sterilization processes and showed excellent results. The overall conclusion drawn from present study was that the existing surgical gown fabric is not suitable for surgical gowns and the hospital should switch to the experimental surgical gown fabric.