Cash Waqf or Waqf an Nuqud has continuously contributed to the advancement of Waqf in Malaysia. It is one of the most important aspects of corporate Waqf which has contributed to third sector economy by providing options through its financial security and sustainability. Cash waqf was initially introduced in Bursa, Turkey in the 14th or 15th centur

This article examines court decision pertaining to Waqf: Pre and Post Independence. It shows the influence of English law of Trust on Waqf Evolution in Malaysia.

The paper discuss the features of property law in Malaysia and shows how there are relevant in the context of SDG

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The presentation focuses on the meaning, processes as well as the legal areas involved in the Islamisation process.

The panic wrought by the 1997 Asian financial crisis spurred different mitigative measures. Some states assented to IMF bailout and restructuring, while others enforced capital control. Since then, despite intense academic and regulatory scrutiny of the nuances of the recession, empiric focus on recovery trajectory of affected countries centred chi

This paper investigates lead-lag relationship between heavyweight cryptocurrencies Bitcoin and Ethereum. Traditional studies of information flow between markets preponderate on cash vs. futures, whereby researchers are interested in the stabilizing impact of futures on spot markets. While interest in the same relationship in the nascent cryptocurre

UNICEF Malaysia has found that adolescents living with HIV/AIDS face several emotional, behavioural and social problems. Based on past literature, the result of these incidences has led to a lower well-being in these aspects. As the stage of adolescence is filled with change, inner growth, and sometimes conflict, adolescents coping with HIV face an

Utilizing an experimental Non-linear ARDL technique (NARDL), this paper tests an ex-ante hypothesized side-effect of financial market circuit breakers called the magnet effect. The hypothesis states that, in large price swing scenarios, circuit breakers (limits or halts), by their very existence, invite trading activities towards themselves in a wa

Breast cancer is the commonest cancer that inflicts women in most part of the world accounting for 18% of all cases in 2012 and the fourth most common cause of cancer related deaths (Youlden et al., 2014). Data from the National Cancer Registry (NCR) of Malaysia for 2004 reported age standardised incidence rate (ASR) of 46.2 per 100,000 women which