Ibn al-Jazzar on fever by Abdul Razak, Fadhilah, Ismail, Ahmad Faris

“…The research framework covers type of fevers during time ofIbn AI-Jazzar, the symptoms and treatment suggested by him and the enhancement done in medical field in identifying specific kind of fevers by referring to the findings from the scholar…”
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Contributions of Ibn-Sina in pharmaceutical sciences by Jusoh @ Abd Rashid , Rusila Zamani, Shafie, Amir Akramin

“…This chapter explores the findings of Ibn-Sina that using different methods of medications and treatment in pharmaceutical sciences…”
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Counselling skills in higher education: a case study of selected academic administrators by Hussien, Suhailah

“…Data gathered were analysed using the thematic approach and guided by the objectives of the study. The findings of the study indicated that the students faced academic and discipline problems that were related to the students’ psychological, family, and relationship problems. …”
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The effect of external factors on the students' acceptance of virtual learning. by Aleshidi, Hamad A., Zeki, Akram M.

“…This model is an extension of TAM. The primary findings of the study show that perceived of peer encouragement (PPE) has direct influence on the students' attitude to use virtual learning. …”
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Kursus asas keibubapaan Muslim dalam memenuhi keperluan ibubapa masa kini : satu kajian kes by Nik Abdul Rahman , Nik Suryani, Rais, Haniza, Hussien, Suhailah

“…The study concluded that the findings of this case study need to be properly incorporated in future BIP programmes to ensure the needs of both Muslim parents and children are adequately met.…”
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Facilitating the construction of shared Malaysian identity the teaching of literature by Idrus, Faizah

“…The inquiry was designed using primarily qualitative research instruments with 7 English Language teachers, and group interviews with 6 groups of students from 4 different schools in Kuala Lumpur. The findings from the analyses of the results show various attitudes, beliefs and teaching and practices in the English language classroom in response to the notion of constructing a shared identity in the Third Space.…”
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The influence of temperature on adsorption capacity of Malaysian coal by Azmi, Azlin Suhaida, Yusup, Suzana, Muhamad , Suhana

“…The adsorption capacity of the coal sample shows an inverse relationship with temperature. These findings open a platform for CO2 sequestration to be implemented in Malaysia…”
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Shared identity construction: the third space exploration by Idrus, Faizah

“…The inquiry was designed using primarily qualitative research instruments with 7 English Language teachers, and group interviews with 6 groups of students from 4 different schools in Kuala Lumpur. The findings from the analyses of the results show various attitudes, beliefs and teaching and practices in the English language classroom in response to the notion of constructing a shared identity in the Third Space…”
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Spiritual well-being of INSTED, IIUM Students’ and Its relationship with college adjustment by Mansor, Norwati, Khalid, Nur Syahidah

“…The researcher used descriptive statistics, Pearson correlation and ANOVA to analyzed the data.The findings of this study will benefit parents, counselors, teachers and policy maker…”
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Comparing better performing companies from lesser performing companies in successful new product development by Wan Jusoh, Wan Jamaliah

“…Data collected from 185 Malaysian manufacturing companies by way of a large scale mail survey revealed that there are significant differences exist between the better performing and lesser performing companies with regards to their strategic orientation, marketing knowledge, production skills and resources, ability to develop unique, superior and technologically innovative products that were market driven. The findings suggested that factors that have strong influence on new product development success are all within the control of management and could provide guidance for companies seeking for ways to improve their new product performance record. …”
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Family management from Islamic perspective: an application of quality function deployment and analytic hierarchy process by Islam, Rafikul, Islam, Muhummad Khairul

“…The QFD exercise provides the prioritized ‘technical’ requirements (‘hows’). The findings are expected to provide guidelines for having a strong family institution that can contribute towards developing a healthy society. …”
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Women development and environment: Perspective from Malaysia by Mustafa, Maizatun, Mohamad, Nor Asiah

“…At present, research literature on women's issues in Malaysia, especially those on the relationship between women and environment, has been limited in scope. It is hoped that findings on this paper will help increase awareness about the important role women play in societal development, environmental protection and help to promote the integration of environmental agenda within policy and strategies pertaining to women in Malaysia.…”
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Science teaching styles and student intrinsic motivation: validating a structural model by Syed Hassan, Sharifah Sariah, Rajab, Mohamed

“…400 samples from selected secondary schools students in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia have been collected to provide the responses for self constructed questionnaires in the structural equation modeling analysis. The findings provide the implications toward empirical evidence of theory, teaching practice and appropriate interventions that can be addressed and analysis procedure for future research.…”
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A snapshot of information-seeking behavior literature in health sciences: a bibliometric approach by Abu Bakar, Ahmad Bakeri, Ibrahim Harande, Yahya

“…Bibliometric analysis was conducted to explore growth of the literature, authorship patterns, and Bradford distribution of the literature and language of dispersion of the literature. The findings indicate that there is a rapid growth of information-seeking behavior in health sciences from 2004 onward. …”
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Confessions under Malaysian and Islamic law: A comparative evaluation by Shair Mohamad, Mohd Akram

“…It uses many case laws, verses of the Qur’an and Sunnah of the Prophet (s.a.w.) and opinions of scholars to make the legal evaluation. It finds that though both systems have different approaches to confessions, the hallmark of admissibility of confessions in the two systems is its voluntariness.…”
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Towards a sustainable environment: an analysis on courtyards microclimate in the tropical region by Abdul Majid, Noor Hanita, Sapian, Abdul Razak, Denan, Zuraini

“…The field experiments have indicated the conditions at shaded and non-shaded conditions of the outdoors. The findings from the analysis of the climatic parameters suggested that shaded conditions are most favorable. …”
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Employee motivational factors: a comparison between Malaysia and Sultanate of Oman by Abdullah, Muhammad Madi, Islam, Rafikul

“…A detailed comparison has been made on the findings of the motivating factors with regard to the two countries. …”
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Quality Benchmarking for Online Writing Course: A Malaysian Case Study by Mat Daud, Nuraihan, Farrah, Mohammed Hakim

“…This paper discusses an evaluation conducted on an online English for Academic Writing course offered by a public university in Malaysia and the reaction of the institution to the findings. The adapted version of the Institute of Higher Education Policy (IHEP 2000) benchmarks was used to determine if the course met the quality benchmarks for online learning. …”
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Exploring factors influencing financial planning after retirement: structural equation modeling approach by Jalil, Md. Abdul, Abdul Razak, Dzuljastri, Azam, Ferdous

“…The study provides implications of the findings in the concluding section.…”
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Problem-based learning in the English language classroom by Othman, Normala, Ahamed Shah, Mohamed Ismail

“…The syllabus, textbook, and instructor were controlled for both groups. The findings of the study showed that in terms of course content, both groups improved but in terms of language the PBL group showed more improvements. …”
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