Educational view of the Islamic leadership: are the Islamic leaders performing their responsibilities? by Abd Rashid, Adnan, Mamat , Arifin

“…An individual’s awareness towards one’s responsibilities and a high self-esteem can bring for a peaceful and harmonious nation in spite of it being multi-racial and multi-religion. …”
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Feasibility of local manufacturer of spares for fertilizer factories of Bangladesh-a case study by Amin, A. K. M. Nurul, Ihsanul Karim , Syed Md.

“…The main objective of' the work was to conduct a feasibility study of critical spare manufacture within the country, which can save a lot of foreign exchange and ensure timely supply of spares and can bring down the factory overhead costs. Tilting pad journal bearing - a critical spare part, which has high usage value and is feasible to manufacture within the country, was selected for investigation. …”
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The masjid as a restorative environment: a case study of Masjid Sultan Ahmad Shah, IIUM by Nor Rahim, Mohd Norhafifi, Mohamad Ramsi, Alya Qaryna, Mohd Nor, Aliaa Nabila, Mohd Tamsir, Nur Nasyitah Syahrain, Mohd Mahudin, Nor Diana

“…The study aims to answer four research questions namely, gender differences in the motivation of Masjid goers, areas of the Masjid that bring the most restorative effects, the restorative effects of the Masjid on mood outcome, and the relationship between motivation, activities, and mood of Masjid visitors. …”
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Codification or personalization: a consideration on the suitable approach for organizations by Supar, Norizah

“…Its relevance to higher academic institutions is especially pertinent considering that being a center of learning, a higher level of knowledge sharing among the teaching staff could bring about an increased level of productivity or performance and satisfaction in the workplace. …”
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On becoming good women: a study on 'the fragmented self' in Malaysian Muslim women's writing in English by Abdul Manaf, Nor Faridah

“…This is because of cultural tensions faced as a result of urbanization and modernization, which bring in new values, very often based on Western mores. …”
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Building trust in e-commerce: a proposed Shari’ah compliant model by Muhammad, Muhd. Rosydi, Muhammad, Marjan

“…Inability to satisfy religio-centric attitude of the Muslim internet users may bring negative consequences for the overall success of e-commerce environment. …”
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The issue of quality of goods: e-consumer protection in Malaysia by Mohd Nor, Roshazlizawati, Amin, Naemah

“…The question if the said problems arise are, is there any remedy for the buyer, is it possible to bring an action against the seller and what the e-consumers can do to claim their rights against the supplier or trader. …”
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Impact of multicultural environment of Islamic educational institutes on students’ acculturation by Rahath House, Yousef, Abdul Razak, Mohd. Abbas

“…This study investigated whether the Internationalization process of the International Islamic University, Malaysia, with intergroup contact taking place under optimal conditions helps its students to, appreciate the differences that other cultures bring, be comfortable with differences and also seek diversity of contact. …”
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Establishment of a family court: Towards sustainability of family institution in Malaysian context by Che Soh @ Yusoff, Roslina

“…The adjudication of family cases by different courts at present would only bring more hardship and pain to the families as it involves prolonged proceedings, high costs in terms of legal fees, time consuming and lack of appreciation and understanding on the part of different officials and legal personnel. …”
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Equity Partnership in joint enterprises by Islamic banks: Is a more equitable approach to sharing profit and loss possible? by Sadique, Muhammad Abdurrahman

“…Profit sharing ratio agreed in an ideal environment should bring about a fair share of the proceeds to each partner and adequately consider, among other factors, their actual contributions and the level of liability borne. …”
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Iman-restoration therapy (IRTI) : a new counseling approach and its usefulness in developing personal growth of Malay adolescents by Abdul-Razak, A.L., Mohamad, M., Alias, Alizi

“…With the emergence of seven themes, results revealed that maintaining ones faith in Allah SWT can bring about a positive functioning in one‟s cognitive, emotive, behavior and motivational components and attain spiritual intuition that fosters religious faith and meaningful living. …”
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A psychometric validated model for political leadership, trust and voters’ behaviour in Malaysia by Mohamad, Khairul ‘Azmi

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Migrants becoming mathematics teachers : personal resources and professional capitals by Benson, Alan

“…The focus of the research is on the complications of ‘bring[ing] off’ (MacLure, 2003:55) the embodied performance of becoming a teacher, and on how student teachers develop ‘enough’ (Blommaert and Varis, 2011:5) professional capital to pass the course. …”
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How do second generation Muslim men experience mental health problems within the context of their faith: an IPA study by Chaudhrey, Sara

“…Furthermore, more training to bring awareness of cross cultural and religious demographics is suggested for counselling psychologists.…”
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Adaptation of business rules in business workflow systems by Ezekiel, Kanana

“…Despite the many benefits that workflows bring, the complexities of configuring workflows cause major roadblocks for companies moving towards workflow solutions. …”
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Knowing what I know now : black women talk about violence inside and outside the home by Kanyeredzi, Ava

“…During life history interviews research participants were invited to bring along personal photographs to assist with speaking about past experiences of violence and abuse, drew maps of their routes to seeking help, annotated diagrams of how they have related to their bodies over the years and produced photographs of spaces, places and objects of current importance to them. …”
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Algerian immigrants in London (United Kingdom) and Valencia (Spain): towards a new migration and labour model? by Djilali Beloufa, Kouider

“…A gender-related approach was adopted as to bring to light the differences and similarities in migration between Algerian females and males, and to enhance the growing role of the former in Algerian migration.…”
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Monarchy in the democratic age: the head of state debate in Britain: a constitutional and comparative analysis by Cross, Bernard W.

“…Agreement to end the monarchy would not bring the debate to an end. Republicanism, for which there is no universally accepted definition, is a label applicable to a broad range of political philosophies and regimes, including even hereditary monarchies provided certain conditions are met. …”
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International student mobility: a comparative study between Indian and Italian students in London by Anastasio, Marina

“…This research is an attempt to bring together these different dimensions to illuminate the complexity and the heterogeneity of international student mobility. …”
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The Rise and Fall of the Ideal City by Scarso, Jacek Ludwig

“…Thanks to this dialogue, The Rise and Fall of the Ideal City provides a stimulus for critical reflection on the urban context, but also for inspiration on how artistic languages in different disciplines may bring new ideas and important testimonies with respect to this context.…”
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