Objective The learning styles of millennial students, also known as Generation ‘Y’, have been examined in the past to match the teaching style of an educator with the aim of improving behaviors, attitudes, and academic achievements. However, focus on Generation ‘Y’ healthcare undergraduates from a multi-cultural Asian society, is scarce and

Objective This study aims to assess the association between the walking time spent and high sensitivity C-reactive protein (hs-CRP) level to determine the risk for cardiovascular disease (CVD) among obese women. Methods Cross-sectional study was conducted in Kuantan, Pahang. The purposive sampling method was chosen. 76 obese women aged 18 years old

Eye tracking is a technology used to track and record what the human eye perceives. It has been applied in detecting visual field loss, determining infant’s preferential looking and virtual reality therapy. In reading tasks, eye tracking needs to be accurate because even a substantial head movement can affect its fixation accuracy; as such, using

Internet access has become very extensive in the Southeast Asian region. Thailand and Singapore managed to provide great broadband access and speed, both on wired and mobile connections at low costs. To a greater extent, Internet access has been mooted to form part of the modern living necessity, which qualifies it to be a labelled as human right.

Malaysia is a multi-ethnic, multicultural and multi-religious country The national legal system reflects such heterogeneous society which has been influenced and shaped by external and individual cultures Malaysia has a plural legal system, a national legal system within which coexist two or more legal traditions (heritage of common legal concepts,

It has been witnessed that the booming of digital technologies had stimulated positive impact towards usage of social media. Although this has been fruitful to increase Internet penetration, social media has turned into a nesting ground to spread fake news that tarnishes national reputation. This research analyses legal framework on regulation of f

• Failure to thrive is a common clinical presentation that is usually discovered during routine child visit at primary care clinic. • The pitfall arises when there are overlapping causes in which nutritional and psychosocial issues mask the suspicion of medical cause. • A well-looking child with failure to thrive is considered as normal varia

Internet content regulation : Contemporary legal and regulatory issues in the changing digital landscape is written as a reference book for legal and ICT researchers, policy makers, practitioners, academics and students that deepen their understandings on how Internet content may be regulated.

The book “al-ʿAqīdah al-Burhāniyyah” is a book of theology in Ashʿari’s school and it played a very important role to officialise the Ash'ari faith in the western part of Islamic world. It was officially used in the oldest university in the world; the University of Qarawiyyen in Fez. This proves how important this book is, as it becom

This paper looks into profit-sale (murābaḥah), a nominal sale contract in Islam, in search for Sharīʿah objectives embedded in the corpus according to the terms and conditions of the contract. In light of these objectives, applications of the profit-sale contract as a financing tool by Islamic Finance Institutions (IFIs) are examined. The stud