DOES “education” in Malaysia need a “new” normal? Or are we being dragged once again by herd mentality? Here are five reasons why we should pause, rethink, and opt for a “renewed” normal. That is, to implement what we should have done a long time ago to avoid being in the predicament we are in today.Source : https://www.thesundaily.my/o

The health director-general’s statement not to criticise migrants, who are allegedly infected by Covid-19, says it all. In other words, do not stigmatise them as carriers of the deadly disease. Many citizens are quick to do so because they cannot identify with the migrants. While some are stateless, others are considered illegal.Source : https://

What a Lunar New Year celebration it was. Major world happenings like the World Economic Forum (WEF) in Davos, Trump’s impeachment trial and the ICJ Session on the Rohingyas were eclipsed by the Wuhan coronavirus outbreak. According to one hypothesis it started with live animals at a wet market, which was closed on Jan 1.Source : https://www.thes

Of late, we have been hearing the word “online” bandied about frequently, thanks to the Covid-19 pandemic. It may well be true for commercial sectors transacting tangible and material stuff but not so for others dealing in intangibles. Education in its true sense is one of them.Source : https://www.thesundaily.my/opinion/online -education -thin

The day men came to exist on this planet they became conscious of their differences when compared to others. Things like colour, language, dialect, ethnicity, tribe, religion, religious denomination, country of origin, culture, tradition, etc. can be factors that divide humanity. At times, such division can cause hatred, discrimination, racism and

Buku ini berkenaan Universiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia (UIAM) yang dikenali sebagai Taman Ilmu dan Budi beserta ciri-ciri kepelbagaian dimensinya. Matlamat buku ini adalah untuk memugar kembali harapan terhadap Universiti ini ketika ditubuhkan 35 tahun yang lalu sebagai sebuah Univerisiti Islam Antarabangsa Malaysia. Tema yang menjadi fokus iala

During the Golden Age of Islam (750-1258), Muslims were in the forefront in conquering knowledge through scientific research, exploration and expeditions. In their pursuit of mastering new knowledge and technology, Muslims were prepared and open to the idea of learning all that is positive from the earlier civilizations. As such they borrowed ideas

‘Sains untuk Manusia’ menumpukan kepada kesan terhadap penyelidikan dan pendidikan sains andainya kita tidak berhemah dalam menghadapi cetusan Revolusi Industri ke-Empat (RI4.0) di Malaysia. Tiga cabaran utama bakal dihadapi dalam memajukan ilmu sains pada era RI4.0. Pertama ialah kesan dan impak kepada ketamadunan manusia yang bakal diubah ole

Service quality is an important and effective tool for banks to achieve customer satisfaction and earn their loyalty, especially under intense competition. Indeed, there is a strong competition between Islamic banks in Malaysia whereby each practitioner is working hard to satisfy their customers’ needs for service excellence. There are few studie

Though considered trivial, small and medium enterprises (SMEs) were one of the contributing factors for Malaysia economy growth. Besides providing employment, SMEs also provide an improved integration to ensure other businesses survive in the long run. Thus, the present study examined the contributing factors to explain SMEs' performance, be it