The socio-ecological system of the pre-Sahara zone of Morocco: a conceptual framework to analyse the impact of drought and desertification

Karmaoui, Ahmed; Jaafari, Samir El; Chaachouay, Hassan; Hajji, Lhoussain

doi:10.1007/s10708-021-10546-8

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“…This is just one of many other examples discussed in the next section [15]. This thesis is also supported by the potential of family planning technology in the field of Islamic Studies, which will also be addressed in the next section [16].…”

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Sector Analysis of Islamic Capital Markets and Artificial Intelligence Functioning as Sharia Advisors

Setyowati

Rahayu²

2023

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Artificial intelligence technologies will have a significant impact on a variety of career areas, including jobs in finance and law. The fact is that the Islamic capital market sector tends to use AI technology. There are now proposals to replace the role of sharia advisors with AI technology. The research conducted is legal research using qualitative methods. The legal historiographical approach was chosen to show the responsibility of the sharia board in realizing the concept of Islamic urbanism. The idea of Islamic urbanism is closely related to AI technology and the capital market as the main places for both of them to work in cities. This research has three objectives. It analyzes the role and function of artificial intelligence technology, Islamic capital markets, and the part of Sharia Advisors in the industry. Then the problem of using AI technology in the Islamic capital market is identified. Moreover, it offers a solution to using the proposed innovative technology. This paper argues that the ability of technology to replace the role of Islamic advisors in the Islamic capital market sector is limited. This is because AI technology, although advanced, can only deal with the physical world of cities but still needs to embody the concept of Islamic urbanism. At the same time cannot replace the role of sharia advisors.

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Sector Analysis of Islamic Capital Markets and Artificial Intelligence Functioning as Sharia Advisors

Setyowati

Rahayu²

2023

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“…The Transactional Model of Stress and Coping forms a foundational pillar, elucidating how individuals perceive and navigate heat stress through cognitive appraisals and coping mechanisms 35 . Through this lens, the framework reveals the cognitive strain induced by high temperatures, which can amplify discomfort, elevate stress levels, and contribute to the emergence of mental health challenges 40 …”

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“…35 Through this lens, the framework reveals the cognitive strain induced by high temperatures, which can amplify discomfort, elevate stress levels, and contribute to the emergence of mental health challenges. 40 The socioecological dimension of the framework extends its reach to vulnerable populations. Vulnerability factors, such as age, pre-existing mental health conditions, and socioeconomic disparities, are explored to highlight the heightened susceptibility of specific groups to heat-induced mental health issues.…”

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High temperatures on mental health: Recognizing the association and the need for proactive strategies—A perspective

Rony,

Alamgir

2023

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Background and AimsThe influence of temperature on various aspects of daily life is often underestimated, and its effects on mental health are not widely recognized. Understanding and addressing the relationship between temperature and mental well‐being is crucial in the context of climate change and rising global temperatures. This perspective aimed to investigate the effects of high temperatures on mental health and identify proactive strategies to mitigate these effects.MethodsThis perspective adopted a twofold approach, including a comprehensive literature review and socioecological framework. The literature review involved extensive searches across Google Scholar, PubMed, and Scopus to identify relevant, peer‐reviewed articles, and reports from diverse disciplines.ResultsThe perspective emphasized the significance of recognizing heat stress and its consequences on mental well‐being. Chronic heat stress can lead to increased stress, anxiety, and cognitive impairment. Vulnerable populations include, the very young, older adults, and individuals with pre‐existing mental health conditions. Socioeconomic factors can further exacerbate vulnerability, highlighting the need for tailored strategies to manage mental health challenges during high temperatures. Additionally, the article identified and discussed proactive coping strategies to minimize both the psychological and physical impacts of heat stress. Mindfulness, stress management techniques, and therapy are suggested as effective means for individuals to manage psychological distress.ConclusionImplementing preventive measures are essential steps in promoting mental wellness in high temperatures. Proactive strategies by addressing the physiological and psychological effects of heat and considering the specific needs of vulnerable populations can help individuals and communities navigate the challenges posed by rising temperatures and promote resilience and preserve their mental well‐being.

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“…ZCL caused by L. major is concentrated in pre-Saharan with Saharan biotopes being present in villages along the palm groves in the rural area ( Bounoua et al, 2013 ; Kholoud et al, 2018 ). In these biotopes, the transmission intensity is under socio-economic and environmental conditions ( Karmaoui et al, 2021a ). Indeed, ZCL incidence is high in rural areas where the central economic sector is agriculture and livestock.…”

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A conceptual model for understanding the zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis transmission risk in the Moroccan pre-Saharan area

Karmaoui¹,

Sereno²,

Maia

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Parasite Epidemiology and Control

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The socio-ecological system of the pre-Sahara zone of Morocco: a conceptual framework to analyse the impact of drought and desertification

Cited by 17 publications

References 36 publications

Sector Analysis of Islamic Capital Markets and Artificial Intelligence Functioning as Sharia Advisors

Sector Analysis of Islamic Capital Markets and Artificial Intelligence Functioning as Sharia Advisors

High temperatures on mental health: Recognizing the association and the need for proactive strategies—A perspective

A conceptual model for understanding the zoonotic cutaneous leishmaniasis transmission risk in the Moroccan pre-Saharan area

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