Islamization of contemporary knowledge and reform of education and curriculum by Ssekamanya, Siraje Abdallah, Hashim, Rosnani

“…It also attempts to examine the educational reforms that have taken place to achieve the goals of Islamization of education as well as the experience of Islamization at IIUM. …”
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Conceptual basics for unity in multi ethnic diversity : the Qur'anic and prophetic paradigm by Gilani, Sayyid Muhammad Yunus, Islam, Tazul

“…So, the Islamic belief is that the humanity is an essential unity; its scattered elements must be brought together, its diversity must give place to unity. This worldview of unity in diversity or cosmopolitanism is widely seen in the Qur’an and the Prophetic practices of multi-cultural unification which overwhelmingly focus on freedom of religion, inter-religious symbiosis and reciprocal obligations, religious tolerance, just and equal treatment to the non-Muslim subjects and social security towards them, conflict resolution, developing mutual understanding through dialogue and mutual cooperation in common interest. …”
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Wear surface characteristics study of tribo-materials under palm oil methyl ester added lubricant by Maleque, Md. Abdul, Masjuki, H.H.

“…Wear of piston ring and ball bearing materials took place by abrasive, corrosive and/or oxidative mechanisms with different concentrations of POME in lubricants. …”
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Identifying cultural landscape components in the district of Kuala Kangsar, Perak, Malaysia by Mansor, Mazlina, Abdul Latip, Nurul Syala, Salleh, Nurul Hamiruddin, Kamaruddin, Zumahiran, Mahamod, Lukman Hakim

“…The components are the results of the activities of the local people and their interactions with a place.…”
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Does trade among ASEAN members promote efficiency? sectoral evidence from the gravity model by Mohd Amin, Ruzita, Hamid, Zarinah, Md Saad, Norma

“…Thus, this study finds that only „good‟, i.e., efficient intra-regional trade is taking place within ASEAN, which is in line with the objective of establishing the ASEAN Economic Community. …”
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Towards Islamic ethics in professional penetration testing by Habaebi, Mohamed Hadi

“…Reason demands that these professionals understand the ethics involved and implement them skillfully and understand that ethics holds a high place in Islam. This paper highlights the key ethical steps and presents issues arising in a modern penetration testing background. …”
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Simplified flocculation model for inorganic and polymer flocculants by Kadooka, Hiroto, Tanaka, Takanori, Jami, Mohammed Saedi, Iwata, Masashi

“…Flocculation occurs in one place per N spaces among particles. In this study, N = 4, i.e. flocculation by inorganic flocculant occurs where indicated by arrows in Fig.2. …”
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The concept of unity in the multi-ethnic diversity: a presentation of the prophetic model by Gilani, Sayyid Muhammad Yunus, Islam, Tazul

“…So, the Islamic belief is that the humanity is an essential unity; its scattered elements must be brought together, its diversity must give place to unity. This worldview of unity in diversity or cosmopolitanism is widely seen in the Quran and the Prophetic practices of multi-cultural unification which overwhelmingly focus on freedom of religion, inter-religious symbiosis and reciprocal obligations, religious tolerance, just and equal treatment to the non-Muslim subjects and social security towards them, conflict resolution, developing mutual understanding through dialogue and mutual cooperation in common interest. …”
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Shari’ah risk management framework for Islamic financial institutions by Hassan, Rusni

“…The processes that take place in Shari’ah risk management; (i) risk identification; (ii) risk measurement and; (iii) risk monitoring/controlling are then thoroughly discussed. …”
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Islamic regulations of woman's work outside home by Abdul Karim, Asar, Ghalia, Bouhedda, Jusoh, N. Marniwati

“…After comparing those arguments made by the Muslim scholars, the researcher found that there is no absolute restriction in Islamic law that says a woman cannot work nor have a profession, which her main place is in the home. In fact, a truly Islamic society must be comprised of women who work as physicians, nurses, teachers since it's preferable to separate teenagers in the volatile years in the high school education. this paper proposes a solution to overcome such problem by discussing the Islamic regulations for women who work outside their home. …”
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The importance of costing in coastal management: experience of Selangor, Malaysia by Asmawi, M. Zainora, Paiman, Tuminah

“…In a local context, the results indicate that the relationship between costing and coastal management has a positive pattern but does not establish a strong relationship, whereby the costing index is only 0.195 (the third ranking place). This situation shows that Selangor state does not emphasise on the importance of costing element in managing its coastal areas. …”
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Cultural and religious festivals: the Malaysian experience by Ishak, Mohd. Shuhaimi

“…The Chinese in Malaysia celebrate festivals like Chinese New Year and Chap Goh Mei where cultural celebrations such as the lion dances and Chingay procession take place. For the Hindus, apart from the Deepavali celebration, the festival of light, the Thaipusam is a celebration where more than one million people flock to Batu Caves. …”
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Governance and development: a perspective on Malaysia’s New Economic Policy (1971-1990) by Eisa, Garout Suliman

“…Consequently, other developing countries, particularly Muslim countries whose social structure and development problems are similar to that of Malaysia, can learn lessons in better governance in the form of politics of racial accommodation in place of confrontation as well as in design and implementation of effective programmes meant to address specific development goals. …”
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Divorce reform and family mediation in England: an overview of the relevant provisions of the Family Law Act, 1996 by Ibrahim, Norliah, Abdul Hak, Nora

“…It is hoped that the discussion in this article highlights the goodness of the divorce reform that took place in England to Malaysia. In Malaysia, the current Law Reform (Marriage and Divorce) Act 1976 has been enacted since 1976. …”
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Web-enabled smart home using wireless node infrastructure by Mantoro, Teddy, Ayu, Media Anugerah, Elnour, Elbara

“…This results show that home is a very important place for its occupant.…”
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Mobile phone adoption and appropriation in Malaysia and the contribution of age and gender by Abdul Karim, Nor Shariza, Alias, Rose Alinda, Mokhtar, Shamsul Anuar, Abdul Rahim, Nor Zairah

“…The results of the study are expected to assist in understanding the use of mobile phone across different cohort groups in the society, particular those in different age group and gender, and serve as a mechanism in guiding the development of mobile phone applications and design by service providers and manufacturers respectively; as well as in aiding policy formulation on mobile phone use at the work place or school.…”
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Harmonisation of prescribed punishment (Hadd) in Islamic Law and under the Malaysian penal law: a mere fantasy or a reality? by Mohamad Yunus, Mohamad Ismail, Mohamad Hanifa, Shamshina

“…This article aims at looking into the nature of hadd in the first place, reviewing the present Hudud Bills and trace the loopholes in them, and finally suggest some recommendations to solve the problem of implementing hudud law in a multiracial society like Malaysia. …”
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The influence of Muhammad 'Abduh on Harun Nasution's theological discourse by Ishak, Mohd. Shuhaimi

“…The latter's work, Muhammad 'Abduh dan Teologi Rational Mu'tazilah was in fact his Ph.D. thesis at the McGill University completed in 1968 under the title The place of reason in 'Abduh's theology; Its impact on his theological system and views. …”
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Materiality of common good objects by Khonsari, Torange

“…The first method describes a place-based model of the researcher in residence, whilst the second method of practice as verb articulates the production of cultural commons to conceptualise a potential system of common good objects.…”
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An investigation into student sense of belonging at a post-1992 university by Curran, John G. M.

“…The study shows that university can be a particularly challenging place for students from non-traditional backgrounds and it questions the view that belonging is about individual student commitment to institutional values. …”
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