الشـــيخ محمــــد بن زايــــــد الليبى

This is my nephew,Mohammed! He is "Mashaa Allah" the best smilar



O' Prince, where did you get your socks? They look familiar to me, I think they are your grandma's socks, aren't they? :)

I am coming back

Assalamo aliekoum

Dear fellow bloggers, first of all, Eid mubarak and kul sanna wa antum taybeen “ Every year, you all are all right, satisfactory or in satisfactory condition”
Ramadan went so fast and finished abruptly; May Allah accepts our fasting, prayers, and do3aa, and forgives all our sins.
Days are going so fast “Sob7an Allah” and for a long time, I haven’t post anything on my blog and even I haven’t visited or read any other blogs, hence, I would like to apologize to all readers of my blog and all bloggers for the absence. As they say "Absence makes the heart grow fonder" :).
In fact, I am quite sure that I had missed a lot and a lot; I’ve gotten very busy before Ramadan and during Ramadan I decided to stay away from blogosphere and from the internet in general, tried to benefit myself spiritually as much as I could from this wonderful opportunity in this great month "The month of blessing and mercy".
Again! Eid mubarak and I am promising you “en shaa Allah” that I’ll be back soon and I will try to post more frequent than I had before.

My Smashing Desktop

I am not sure if the challenge around libyan blogs to Show every blogger's disktop, is still running or it's already over. Anyway, I usually change my desktop's backgroung from time to time. For example, I don't remember that I kept any background more than three or four months. But I do remember the last one,It was really beautiful " a picture from AL-NAGAZA - ALKHOMS". Right now, this is how my desktop looks like. it has been like this since last April. Its hilarious, ain't it?
Just keepsmilin...
So, lets see what does my desktop tell about me!?

V I P

As we walk our path of this life, we meet people everyday. Most are simply met by chance. But, some are sent our way. These become special friends whose bond we can't explain; the ones who understand us and share our joy and pain. Their love contains no boundaries. So, even we are apart, their presence enhances us with a warmth feeling in the heart. This love becomes a passageway, when even the miles disappear. And so, these friends, Allah sends our way, Remain forever near.

I recently got in contact with the best guy ever in my life. Unfortunately, we have held apart over years. But, even though it was long years, I never forgot him and I was always thinking about him and remember the great time and fun we had when we were students in Alfateh University. So I finally caught him and I am very very happy to get hold of him back and know that he’s got married to the woman he loved and he also has got a cute baby named “ Abdulmalek”; Here where we should say “Mashaa Allah”.
Abdulmalek is eight months old now. Wow! days are running so fast!

Dear pal, I hope we will keep in touch forever en shaa Allah and I am really looking forward to meet you soon, just to tell your son the truth about your past ya 3efreet !!

This is my friend and his son.

The Prince Abdulmalek seems enjoying play in grass

I guess he is trying to catch some worm and eat it, lol!



Hey! don't you agree this guy looks like my friend's son? look at the ears!!! heheheheh !! just kiddin
Sorry Abdulmalek, I apologize my dear
Just keepsmile

A message for Doctors

I was reading one of Libyan blogs when I came up with some thoughts about practice of medicine and the relationship between physicians and patients. I personally believe that such a relationship must be natural and simple as much as it could be. I also think that there are many physicians misunderstand the concept of medical practice and they are not conscious of what’s called malpractice. Here is something that I would like to share and hope it can help to clarify it:

Around this part of the world they have some pillars in medical practice succinctly abbreviated by "PEARLS". P - Partnership: meaning make the patient like your partner and work with him throughout his illness as win-lose business type, you share the loss and the winning. E - Empathy; which includes passion and sympathy; expressing it and working with the patient and his/her family in a manner that shows your human side, meat and flesh. A - Apology: sorrow, not infrequently you would say “i am sorry, i have to tell you - to the patient - we found a positive test for HIV or a cancer or a serious illness" or you would say " I am sorry for your pain or loss. I know this position is difficult for you" the last part is admitting the difficulty and suffering the patient have. That will alleviate the stress or the burden on the patient. R - Respect; self explanatory, showing respect and careful attitude with the patient.... Much like back home when we deal with the patients with strength and fairness, or special manner showing more or less " Ezzat Annafs" in a very saddle way. L - Legitimization: making the patient feel he has the right to doubt and contemplate his medical problem or complaints. The patient is not to be blamed for his misfortune. Give him/her the benefit of the doubt. Nonetheless, you may correct his / her mistakes softly and peacefully. S - Support: This is given by the fact that Medicine’s important role is support. Not only showing it but also expressing it regardless of ethnicity, religion, skin color, personal belief or other stuff - appearance, behavior....etc. The main point here is making the patient feel that you are there to help and care. Believe me i got a lot of success just saying to the patient or his/her family " I am here to help you, or make you feel better" or Sometimes, when the patient give me alot of hard time i would just say "I am trying to help here and I need you to let me do that or we can't go forward " or " I would always be here to treat your illness any time" in some occasions.

Another important part of your success “ Dear Doc”, not only knowledge and updated medical evidence, more importantly is to get acclimatized to the term “Professionalism" - guess what it is? It is: "Special skills possessed by a special character in a special occupation that requires special knowledge to provide special care and meet especially high expectations like those in Medicine".
Finally,Don’t forget to keepsmile, this is an important and special skill, which medical professionals should possess, so please keepsmile