This research aims to analyze the Sharicah issues in asset-based and asset-backed sukuk in Malaysian practice and finally proposing some possible solutions to these issues. Most of the issues have remained controversial among sukuk players especially with regard to asset-based sukuk which is claimed as noncompliant with the Sharicah rules. These un

The elderly population is increasing worldwide including Malaysia. This projected growth in the elderly population has the potential to place significant burdens on healthcare services. Ensuring adequate nutrition needs and proper intake of elderly is crucial for the maintenance of health, functional independence and quality of life. Thus,a deeper

Mononeuritis multiplex is a rare presentation of relapse in a patient with background history of acute leukemia. A 29 year old gentleman with a diagnosis of T-Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia (T-ALL) on 13th of December 2016 received GMALL I and II induction followed by HYPERCVAD A1, B1, A2 and B2 latest on 28th April 2017. His Bone Marrow Aspiration (

This discourse discusses the meanings of traditionalism, reformism and postmodernism in Malaysian context.It delineates the key characteristics of each trend and how they are represented in the mainstream writing and media.

Syarahan ini menerangkan kepentingan sejarah menurut pandangan IslamProfesor Madya Dr Hafiz Zakariya Malay World, IIUM Al-Salam a laikum Jemputan sebagai penceramah bagi program Sejarawan Muda Bagi pihak Persatuan Sejarah UIAM, kami ingin menjemput Y.Berbahagia Prof. untuk menyampaikan ceramah seperti berikut: Tarikh: 27 April 2017 Tajuk: Kepenting

Early twentieth-century Malaya witnessed the emergence of Islamic reformist movement. Inspired by ‘Abduh, Malay reformists, epitomized by Tahir Jalaluddin and Ahmad al-Hady, discontented with the socio-economic and political conditions of the Malays, criticised the Malay ruling elites and called for reform of their society. While the former worke

Critically looks into the current trends in South Asian diaspora literature and provides an overview of the articles published in the issue.ASIATIC, VOLUME 11, NUMBER 1, JUNE 2017 Asiatic, Vol. 11, No. 1, June 2017 1 Revisiting South Asian Di aspora Literature It is a pleasure to bring this issue of Asiatic , being a rich offering on South Asian di

Although Indonesia and Malaysia are now two independent nations, both countries have a lot in common, tied by a common religion, language and cultural heritage dating back centuries ago. In building a better tomorrow, both nations can benefit from each other’s rich experiences. This presentation will focus on an educational institute established

Although Indonesia and Malaysia are now two independent nations, both countries have a lot in common, tied by a common religion, language and cultural heritage dating back centuries ago. In building a better tomorrow, both nations can benefit from each other’s rich experiences. This paper will focus on an educational institute established at the

Urban markets have been recognized in published works as a significant attraction in urban tourism. Many cities redevelop their urban markets to sustain the local culture and the informal economy, particularly when the markets are a potential tourist attraction. However, there has yet been a research that identifies the marketplace qualities in Mal