The Perlis E-Cemetery Dashboard offers a sustainable solution to address the growing need for efficient cemetery land management in areas with limited land like Perlis. Traditional methods lack predictive insights and real-time data visualization, leading to poor long-term planning. This dashboard integrates demographic analysis, predictive modelin

Background: The increasing reliance on non-familial early childhood care in urban Malaysia has raised concerns regarding the quality of infant-toddler learning environments. Although policy developments have taken place, there remains a lack of standardized assessment tools to evaluate environmental quality in Early Childhood Care and Education (EC

Waqf, a cornerstone of Islamic philanthropy, has historically contributed to socio-economic and environmental sustainability. Despite its significant potential, waqf institutions face limited governance frameworks, outdated practices, and insufficient integration with contemporary financial and technological systems. These gaps hinder its alignment

This paper examines the structural changes of the companies listed in the technology sector in Bursa Malaysia during the COVID-19 pandemic. The closing price of each stock is used as the basis for calculating the cross-correlation between the companies' returns. Minimum spanning trees are employed to analyse the relationships and visualize the

The COVID-19 pandemic has profoundly impacted the global economy, including financial markets, and significantly affected the healthcare sector in Malaysia with disruptions to supply chains and increased demand for services. Complex network analysis has been used to understand the pandemic’s ramifications, modelling the financial market with comp

Cemetery land scarcity is becoming a notable urban planning challenge, particularly in land-constrained regions such as Perlis, Malaysia. In this state, local communities often wish to donate (waqf) their land for cemetery purposes. However, authorities tend to encourage these donations to be allocated for other uses, as they believe current cemete

This study examines the structural characteristics of financial networks within Malaysia’s key indices from 2019 to 2023. It specifically analyzes returns and investigates the topological properties of these networks, focusing on how indices representing different sectors interact and evolve across time. By exploring these dynamics, the research

Urban low-income working mothers in Malaysia face persistent challenges in balancing paid work and caregiving within limited financial and temporal resources. This study explores their lived experiences and the strategies they employ to navigate these constraints. Eight participants from Klang Valley took part in an Interpretative Phenomenological

Academic Vocabulary is not as easy as it sounds, and English as a Second Language (ESL) students often struggle to use the appropriate vocabulary in a specific domain due to several factors. One of the methods for overcoming this problem is by applying the corpus-based approach in vocabulary learning. Thus, this study was conducted to identify ESL

In a world increasingly divided by ideology, nationalism, and competing global orders, the recent ASEAN-GCC-China Summit held in Kuala Lumpur may appear at first glance to be a pragmatic, even transactional, diplomatic gathering. Yet beneath its surface lies the seeds of a deeper civilisational convergence – between Islam and Confucianism, two of