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The representation of Muslim characters in International drama series aired on streaming video-on-demand services : A Comparative Analytical Study of Representations Across Genres and Genders /
Selim, Hatem Samir Abdelbaset Ibrahim,; Supervisor : Khaled Salah El-Din, Nihal Abdelrahman. Includes Arabic Summary.
This study investigates the representation of Muslim characters in international drama series
available on streaming video-on-demand (SVOD) platforms, focusing on content produced
between 2016 and 2021. The sample is divided into two thematic clusters of drama genres: (1)
thriller, crime, and horror; and (2) romance, comedy, and social drama. The research foregrounds
gender as a social construct, analyzing the portrayal of both binary and non-binary Muslim
characters across different sexual orientations. Grounded in framing theory, the study employs the
second and third levels—visuals as stylistic semiotic systems and as connotative systems—of the
four-tiered visual framing model developed by Rodríguez and Dimitrova (2011).
The researcher developed seven specific analytical frames: otherness vs. belonging; guilty and
persecuted vs. free and innocent; terrorism vs. pacifism; positive vs. negative character attributes;
stereotypical vs. diverse dramatic contexts; and depictions of environments—urban, vibrant cities
vs. primitive, desolate, desert-like locations. A mixed-methods approach was adopted, combining
quantitative and qualitative content analysis. The quantitative analysis addressed demographic
variables, descriptive data, media frames and frames’ nature, and representational elements such
as fashion style, facial features, and head coverings. The qualitative analysis examined visual
framing through stylistic variables—shot size, depth of field, camera angle, lighting, and
composition—and connotative elements such as figurative and abstract symbols and visual
metaphors. A peer-reviewed coding book was developed to define operational variables.
Findings reveal a paradigmatic shift in the representation of Muslim characters, moving away from
trope-driven, negative stereotypes toward more nuanced, diverse, and realistic portrayals—
challenging the majority of existing literature on Muslim representations and supporting the
findings of the exploratory study.
The influence of communication messages of bullying on public perception of bullying acts : A comparative study of TV drama series and media campaigns of bullying /
Abdel Azim, Mennatallah Ali .; Supervisor : Nihal Abdel Rahman, Dalia Abdullah. Includes Arabic Summary.
Development of new analytical methods for the quantitation of some important pharmaceutical compounds /
Halaweya, Nehal Mohamed Abd-ELkhalek,; Supervisor : Fotouh Rashed Mansour, Walaa Ahmed Ebrahim Zarad, Ahmed Shawky Attia Abouzaid. Includes Arabic Summary.
Mechanical failure of anterior zirconia resin bonded fixed partial dentures using three different designs : (In-Vitro Study) /
Abdelnaiem, Issra Mohamed Ezzat,; Supervisor : Jihan Farouk Mohamed Younis, Tarek Salah Morsy. Includes Arabic Summary.
Influence of increasing speed on cyclic fatigue resistance of two different rotary NiTi files : (In-vitro study) /
Basilious, Lina Shokry Kamel,; Supervisor : Abeer Elgendy, Manar Mohamed Galal. Includes Arabic Summary.
Effect of blood contamination and change in pH on bioactivity of two different bioceramic materials : (An in-vitro study) /
Salman, Eman Sayed Ibrahim,; Supervisor : Abeer Hashem Mahran, Ahmed Adel Ibrahim Khalaf. Includes Arabic Summary.
Development of advanced analytical methods for pharmaceutical analysis /
Aboueisha, Mahmoud Hamed Ahmed,; Supervisor : Fotouh R. Mansour, Samy Emara. Includes Arabic Summary.
The impact of using bionic font in speech-to-text Tools on the accuracy of English into Arabic interpretation /
Elhefny, Rawan Hesham,; Supervisor : Bahaa eddin M. Mazid, Ingy Farouk Emara. Includes Arabic Summary.
Consecutive interpreting (CI) requires significant cognitive effort, with interpreters juggling
listening, note-taking, and verbal output in real time. This study investigates whether the Bionic
Reading font, designed to enhance reading efficiency, could reduce cognitive load and improve
accuracy in Arabic CI tasks. It aims to determine whether the Bionic Reading font could optimize
the user experience of Speech-to-Text (STT) tools, leading to reduced cognitive load and improved
CI accuracy. A quasi-experimental design is used, with participants (n=5) engaging in an
interpreting task under both font conditions. Pre- and post-test questionnaires evaluates readability,
processing speed, comprehension, comfort, interpreting accuracy, cognitive load, and font
preference. Performance is further analyzed using Daniel Gile’s Effort Model, which provided a
framework for assessing cognitive strain, and through Errors, Omissions, and Infelicities (EOI)
analysis, which offers a systematic means of evaluating interpreting quality. The findings infoms
the development of user-friendly STT tools with customizable font options, offering practical
implications for enhancing communication accessibility and effectiveness, and laying the
groundwork for further exploration of this technology’s potential across languages.
An Open Architecture for Enterprise SD-WAN Networks /
Elwakil, Mohamed Ahmed Samy Mohamed,; Supervisor : Samy El-Hennawey, Ayman M. Bahaa-Eldin, Mohamed A. Sobh. Includes Arabic Summary.
Quality assessment of ChatGPT and Gemini English into Arabic translation in the domain of climate change : A comparative study /
El-Outify, Yara Tarek,; Supervisor : Mustafa Riad, Maha Fathi, Hanan Sharaf El-Dine. Includes Arabic Summary.