In December 2019, the World Health Organization (WHO) was alerted with the report on viral pneumonia reported in Wuhan,China. Early January 2020, the Chinese government made an announcement that the viral pneumonia phenomenon reported was caused by a novel coronavirus. The virus has spread globally and has led to more than 63 million cases and almo

Extremism is a reality today. In fact, extremism and violence are universal phenomena, it existed throughout human history. It does not belong to any specific religious or social or ethnic groups. It threatens all people, regions and religions. But humans, both in the West and the East, are becoming more radical at this point of time. The extremism

Most of University students usually underestimate the risk of diabetes mellitus though a recent survey showed that an estimated 3.9 million Malaysians aged 18 and above are suffering from diabetes. This cross-sectional study aimed to heighten the awareness of risk of diabetes mellitus among future pharmacists and to assess their diabetes risk score

As an educator who has been using mindfulness activities in most of my classes in the university, I was invited to share my experiences conducting mindfulness exercises among Muslim students in an Islamic environment. My experiences rooted from the exposure that I have with my parents who use mindfulness activities as part of the religious activiti

COVID-19 undoubtedly has become one of the world’s greatest disruptions in modern history. The virus has managed to put the fast paced modernised and globalised world on hold, seeing governments enforcing unprecedented moves such as constraining public movement as well as closing borders . As such, societies also are forced to change the way they

Women are severely underrepresented in the political sphere across the globe despite the international efforts to increase their participation, primarily through the Convention on Elimination of All Forms of Discrimination against Women (CEDAW) and Beijing Platform of Action. Based on the data provided by the UN Women, there are only 24 percent of

The diary record survey is one of the quantitative data collection methods in research process. The record survey was used to collect and record the outbound tourists' expenditure among youth Malaysian to Fukuoka, Japan. The record survey covers several tourism sectors namely, accommodation, food and beverage, transportation, shopping and enter

Small and medium enterprises (SMEs) are considered as the engine of economic growth as they make a huge portion in the economic pie both in the developed and developing markets and in terms of employment and intergenerational sustainability, as well as economic growth. The develop-ment and growth of SMEs in Malaysia has significant impact in boosti

This paper dealswith the role of wasiin the administration of minor’s property under the provision of codified Islamic law in Malaysia. The focus of the discussion is on the power of wasiin managing minor’s property under his legal authority. The question is: To what extent the provision of the Islamic law that is codified in Malaysia prescribe

To review the clinical profile of retinal vein occlusion (RVO) in Hospital Universiti Sains Malaysia (USM) from 2011 until 2017. This was a retrospective single-centre case series. The medical records of the patients presented to Ophthalmology Clinic with RVO from 2011 to 2017 were reviewed. A total of 24 patients (26 eyes) with a diagnosis of RVO