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Hameed I, Masoodi SR, Mir SA, Nabi M, Ghazanfar K, Ganai BA. Type 2 diabetes mellitus: From a metabolic disorder to an inflammatory condition. World J Diabetes 2015; 6(4): 598-612 [PMID: 25987957 DOI: 10.4239/wjd.v6.i4.598]

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Dr. Bashir A Ganai, Professor, Director, Centre for Research and Development, University of Kashmir, Hazratbal Rd, Hazratbal, Srinagar 190006, India.

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Mona tells a story

She is one half of Egypt's cinematic power couple, but Mona Zaki tries to shy away from the spotlight. Helena Frith Powell sits down for a rare interview with the national film star. For a woman who has become famous this year for being beaten by her husband, Mona Zaki seems incredibly calm. She invites me into her mother's home in central Cairo, sits me down on a plush red sofa and offers me sweets and tea. Her six-year-old daughter Lily joins us. She is wearing a pretty white dress and her hair is tied up. Mona is wearing jeans and a purple T-shirt, and little make-up. Her long dark hair hangs loosely around her face.

Of course it is only Hassan el Raddad, her on-screen husband in her latest film Scheherazade Tell Me A Story, who beats her. Her real husband, the actor Ahmed Helmy, would never do such a thing. He is almost as much of a national icon in Egypt as she is. Some describe them as the Brad Pitt and Angelina Jolie of the Middle East. She laughs. "It's a nice idea," she says, "and I am flattered, but there's a big difference between us."

When Zaki laughs, her nose wrinkles in a most charming fashion. No wonder the whole of the Arab world is mad about her. She is one of the most attractive women one is likely to meet, a smaller, younger version of Julia Roberts, with an almost childlike exuberance and charm. But it is not just her looks that her fans admire. This is a woman who has a message to get across. "God gifted me this incredible talent and I am going to use it the right way," she says. "I am not going to just work to become famous, but I am going to do work that I really love and that I feel gets my message across. It is fine to entertain people but I also want to make them think."

One of the messages Mona wants to get across to the world is that Muslims do not generally live in tents and are not all terrorists. "I find that even now people in the West equate Islam with terrorism and I am very offended by that," she

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