Experts in psychology and creativity agree that creativity can be taught and learned. The outdated belief that creativity is an inborn talent exclusive to a select few is no longer valid. Recent research highlights that creativity exists both within individuals and in the environments around them. Taking a middle path, we believe that while creativ

Abu Hamid Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Ghazali, a celebrated figure during the Islamic Golden Age, is more commonly known as Imam Al-Ghazali (450H/1058 – 505H/1111). He was an eminent Muslim jurist, Sufi scholar, and thinker. Recognizing Al-Ghazali’s great potential, the Seljuk regime appointed him as their scholar to counter challenges posed by ph

Childhood is characterized by innocence, exploration, and inquisitiveness. As young learners, children bravely embrace the trial-and-error approach to learning. The energy and curiosity displayed by children during their formative years marvel many parents and teachers alike. Here, we will explore some of the ideas about child education put forth b

In the globalized world, we live in today, academic institutions around the globe demand that their intellectual communities conduct research that benefits not only their home countries but humanity as a whole. Gone are the days when academics were simply required to teach and pass on their knowledge to the next generation. Now, governments, indust

The origin of the word diaspora goes back to the Greek language. It explains the condition of people who have been displaced, dispersed and scattered from their homeland. Western literature and media highlight the word diaspora exclusively referring to the suffering of the Jewish community in the bygone history of the world. In truth, this word is

This study examines the effects of consumer ethnocentrism, consumer internationalism, and consumer cosmopolitism on Malaysians’ purchasing of electrical and electronic products from China. A reconceptualized consumer ethnocentrism measurement scale was used to capture cognitive, affective, and behavioral dimensions that previous studies have igno

Arabic grammar learning textbooks are often associated with lengthy and unfocused information. Text-only content contributes to students’ disinterest in learning and in-depth comprehension of a subject. Infographics have emerged as a substitute for traditional textbooks offering a more engaging and straightforward way to deliver knowledge through

In today’s constantly evolving halal ecosystem, understanding the halal supply chain trends and patterns is critical. Despite the expanding significance of the halal supply chain, there is still a lack of comprehensive analysis of how this phenomenon has been accepted and evolved in scholarly study. This gap impedes the development of a comprehen

This article uses the 5W1H method to analyse the salient features of the Cyber Security Act 2024. The legal analysis focuses specifically on the extent of the regulatory duties outlined in the Act. As a result, the penalties and enforcement mechanisms willnot be discussed. The Act will be framed by comparing its provisions with those in other natio

The Malaysian COVID-19 hospital admission rate and the intensive care wards usage are now declining as the health service system enters a stage of recovery in the endemic phase. This study aimed to explore the barriers to and facilitators of infection prevention and control (IPC) compliance among staff nurses and nursing students and to observe the