Al-Muhaddithat is an English translation and adaptation to the pre-amble (muqaddimah) of a biographical dictionary of the women scholars of ḥadīth written in Arabic. At the time of its publication (2007), the 43-volume work was yet to be published such that Al-Muhaddithat provides a bibliographical roadmap for the later work. Within its 314 pag

VISION 2077 Project was officially initiated on October 1st, 2019 (Ṣafar 2, 1441). It is a long-term Futures Studies project for the Muslim Ummah of Malaysia, in preparation for the Ummah’s favourable futures narratives at the turn of the 16th Century Hijrah. 1st Muḥarram, 1500 Hijrah will fall on Saturday, November 28th, 2076, in shā’ All

Halal science refers to the use of scientific and technological principles in halal research, production, and innovation, and is becoming crucial to the global halal industry, yet its definition, scope, and scholarly foundations remain vague. This review evaluates whether halal science meets accepted hallmarks of an academic discipline by analysing

The concept of halal, established over 1,400 years ago in the Qur’an, has only recently developed into a commercial industry within the global Islamic economy. This evolution has placed the halal industry within a capitalist ecosystem, which has helped it expand into sectors beyond food but has also raised concerns about potential economic exploi

Aquilaria spp. is renowned for its fragrant, resin-impregnated wood, commonly known as agarwood, which is highly valued in the perfumery industry. Beyond this prized resin, the tree yields a wide range of materials – including leaves, fruits, seeds, flowers, oil, roots, branches, and hydrosol – many of which are being developed into consumer pr

This study aimed to examine the evolving concept of the Knowledge Society (KS) and its implications for a halal industry through conventional and Islamic lenses. UNESCO and contemporary scholars defined KS as a system that generated and applied knowledge for human progress. This study reinterpreted the concept within an Islamic epistemological fram

Abstract This study explores the impact of modern means of transportation on women traveling without a mahram in contemporary Islamic societies. The research highlights the opinions of Islamic scholars in this regard. The study also sheds light on the point of view of Islamic societies towards women’s travel using modern means of transport and pr

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Understanding of funding trends and its outputs can assist stakeholders in making informed decisions that maximizes the value and impact of research and innovation investments. While the trend of research articles related to halal is increasing, there is no report on the trend of funding and its output. This study aims to fill in this gap by identi