Aim and Objective: In Malaysia, there was lack of local evidence on the perception of parents/caretakers of people with intellectual disabilities (PWID) about healthcare. Thus, this study aims to assess the perceptions toward healthcare services of parents or caretakers for PWID. Materials and Methods: Online survey using Google Forms was conducted

Islam guarantees all rights to everyone within certain limitations. Such rights include fundamental rights and rights in family relationship for instance rights to filial relationship and rights to inheritance or succession. Nevertheless, there are a group of descendants or relatives who have no rights to inheritance such as the non-legal heirs or

Automotive technology is soaring and has reached an advanced phase. Despite their benefits, these advancements may expose vehicles to additional threats, particularly in terms of security and data management. This paper focuses on the application of vehicle maintenance services, specifically on maintenance history records. Currently, handling maint

Background and objectives: Food insecurity is a public health problem that receives attention at the global to the individual level. Thus, this study aimed to determine the household food insecurity and its related factors as well as to map the household food insecurity. Method: A cross-sectional study was conducted in selected urban and rural area

Children who are digitally resilient are empowered to use the Internet and social media to acquire knowledge, develop new skills, utilise digital technologies, express and develop their personalities, and engage in a variety of other beneficial activities. Many parents, however, are still unaware of the best ways to digitally parent their children.

This article explores the interplay between post-colonial nationalist media and the socio-political landscapes of Muslim states in the regions of the Middle East, North Africa, and South Asia. In the aftermath of colonial rule, these regions witnessed the emergence of diverse media platforms that played pivotal roles in shaping national and religio

The B40 indicates percentages of Malaysia’s lowest income population or the ‘Bottom 40%’. While the Malaysian government is doing its best to include the B40s in all its policies, one of the biggest challenges to this is to ensure that the B40s are abreast with the contemporary demands of digital technologies. More specifically, poverty often

The decline of Islamic empires, most notably the Ottoman Empire, in the late 1800s and early 1900s proved to be a watershed moment in the development of modern Muslim societies. Western civilizations with their secular, modern, and exploitative ideas encroached on Muslim lands, beliefs, and way of life. Muslims who found themselves at a crossroads

INTRODUCTION: In Malaysia, death due to tobacco smoking habits recorded as more than 23 thousand yearly. Hence smoking cessation should be emphasized to reduce the annual mortality and morbidity. The purpose of this study is to identify the help-seeking behavior in smoking cessation among adult smokers and to determine its predictive factors during

At the time of delivery, the process of transition of the baby from the mother’s womb to the extra uterine environment is among the most complex adaptations that a human faces in different phases of life. This transition involves both physiological and anatomical changes in the baby that occurs in a relatively short span of time. While most babie