The Islamic built environments perception in Malaysia by Mohd Isa, Norliza, Zen, Ismawi

“…This research is based on the assumption that the desire to inject Islamic values into Malaysia's built environment for the purpose of providing an Islamic identity to the nation can clearly be seen from the architectural, landscape and planning approaches that have been deployed by the professionals (those who are relevantly related in the decision-making process of city development and design concepts include administrators, architects, planners and engineers). …”
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The role of residential colleges in nurturing professional ethics among university students: prospects and challenges by Awang Abd. Rahman @ Jusoh, Amilah, Awang, Abdul Bari

“…These values, even though may be seen as simple, are indeed, invaluable and important for their future experience in the society. …”
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Green infrastructure as green health promotion agenda for urban community by Mansor, Mazlina, Said, Ismail

“…Thus, as aspired by the Malaysian government, green infrastructure is a significant health promotion agenda that is seen as a way to improve healthy living in a community…”
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The importance and involvement of landscape architecture in the Green Building Index (GBI) practice by Nizarudin, Norhanis Diyana, Mohd. Hussain, Mohd. Ramzi, Tukiman, Izawati

“…Based on that research evidence, inactive involvement of the Landscape Architecture professionals in the GBI practice is seen as an issue whereby in consequence, the landscape architecture professionals are not put in place together with other allied professions in the green building team. …”
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Language maintance and the preservation of ethanic identity: a case of Malay Muslims in Southern Thailand by Yamirudeng, Munirah, Kama, Nonglaksana

“…First, Malay language is seen as a relevant ethno-cultural marker and its usage is limited within family, relatives and close friends. …”
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Integrating minority students through Sekolah Berwatak (Sports-based Character School) Programme: a study of selected secondary schools in the district of Pekan, Pahang by Abd Rahim, Badruel Hairiel, Mohamad Diah, Nurazzura

“…Our findings have indicated that the sports-based character school programme is seen as a tool for integration and social control in a multicultural environment; elements considered essential by both schools and students. …”
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Law students and entrepreneurship: A study on the relationship between involvement in entrepreneurship programs and interest to be entrepreneurs with special reference to IIUM by Abd Ghadas, Zuhairah Ariff, Muslim, Herna, Hamid, Zarinah

“…In Malaysia, the Government has been supportive in inculcating entrepreneurships skills at the higher learning institutions through policies such as training providers, funding, infrastructure and facilities to encourage students to start their own businesses (Mohd Zahari Ismail, 2006). Such support is seen as one of the effort to transform the country’s economy into a knowledge-based economy whereby entrepreneurship has been identified as one of the key elements to the development of the economy. …”
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High anorectal malformation with associated rectovaginal fistula and uterine didelphys. A known but rare association! by Abd. Aziz, Azian, M, Noor Ezmas

“…Although not many cases of anorectal malformation are seen in our institution, associated anomalies like rectovaginal or rectovesical fistulas are commonly observed. …”
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Effect of copper on tensile strength improvement of Al-Cu-SiCp new composite by Maleque, Md. Abdul, Arifutzzaman, Abul

“…A significant change in UTS was observed from 2 to 4 % Cu whereas slight improvement was seen from 4 to 6 % Cu addition. The SEM micrograph of the fracture surface reveals that the cracks were propagated in the fibrous zone resulting from the initiation of micro voids between the matrix and particle interfaces. …”
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Young bride: an analysis on the application of the minimum age of marriage in Malaysia by Md Hashim, Noraini, Che Soh @ Yusoff, Roslina

“…Young bride may also be seen as a strategy to avoid girls becoming pregnant outside marriage. …”
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The Backlash in Delhi: British Treatment of the Mughal Royal Family following the Indian “Sepoy Mutiny” of 1857 by Islam, Arshad

“…It was a war of independence but it was seen by most historians merely as a “Sepoy mutiny”. …”
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Islam in Bangladesh politics: the role of Ghulam Azam of Jamaat-I-Islami by Hossain, Ishtiaq, Siddiquee, Noor Alam

“…Rather, at times, comments of Jamaat leadership like ‘we did no mistakes in 1971’ have infuriated the nationalist and patriotic forces and widened the gap between Jamaat and common people. It remains to be seen how Ghulam Azam and the new Jamaat leadership tackle these challenges in future.…”
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'Ajami as wood paneling craft in Syrian art and interior ornament by Baydoun, Ziad, Kamaruddin, Zumahiran

“…However, nowadays, it can be seen that this beautiful decorative painting technique is now-forgotten by modern generation and would gradually become one of an extinct art in Syria. …”
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Nutritional status of school children aged 6-10 years old in Selangor by Kassim, siah, Mohamed Zainuddin, Norzila, Ab Rahman, Jamalludin, Zainal, Ramli, Abdullah, Ahmad Fadzil, Abdul Wahab, Norrashidah, Awang, Rusanida, Latif, Hasniah, Hussain, Shamsinah

“…Conclusion: The increasing trend of overweight and obesity among adult was also seen in school children aged 6-10 years old in Selangor.…”
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Prediction of surface roughness of ti-6al-4v in electrical discharge machining: a regression model by Khan, Md. Ashikur Rahman, Rahman, M. M., Kadirgama, Kumaran, Maleque, Md. Abdul, Ishak, M.

“…An analysis of variance has been performed for the validity test of fit and adequacy of the proposed models. It can be seen that increasing pulse on time causes a fine surface until a certain value, beyond which the surface finish deteriorates. …”
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Utilization of low-grade iron ore in ammonia decomposition by Othman, Nur Ezzah Faezah, Mohd. Salleh, Hamzah, Purwanto, Hadi

“…Ammonia decomposition at higher temperature gives higher conversion. As seen in the results, the NH3 conversion decreased with increasing time and the value after 3 hours of reaction increased in the sequence of 500°C<600°C< 700°C. …”
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A study of culture of Muslims in Myanmar: collection of cultural resources for national identity by U Tun Aung, Maulana Akbar Shah

“…Since the contemporary world has seen many atrocity and inequitably with regards to the Muslims of Myanmar, it is liable to a peace maker to trace out the reality of their problems as to why the problem started, when they settled in Myanmar and what are the matters causing their instability and suffering. …”
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Distribution pattern of hepatitis c virus in eastern peninsular malaysia for the past decade by H.M, Hadzr, Tee, Hoi Poh, Che Aun, Azlida

“…Results: There were more male, Malay ethnic and IDU patients seen in the latter cohort. Genotype 3 was the dominant genotype followed by genotype 1, 4 and 6. …”
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Physicians’ knowledge about pharmacovigilance in Iraq by RMS, Muhannad, YA, Arwa, QBA, Omer, Elkalmi, Ramadan Mohamed Mahmod, Kurmanji, Jaafer M

“…This study show that an association between doctors knowledge about ADRs detection and the number of patient seen by day, as the number of patient increased the doctors knowledge about ADRs improved. …”
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Influence of drug: polymer ratio in entrapment of salicylic acid into microsponge by Ab. Hadi, Hazrina, Azillah, Namira

“…Stability study of the microsponge gel was conducted for 28 days at room temperature and no changes were seen in their physical appearance and pH. In short, the drug: polymer ratio plays an important role in developing the microsponge with excellent characterization to ensure its effectiveness in delivering active compounds.…”
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