In this keynote speech, a few themes related to Islamic Finance are revisited. These themes are important as Islamic Finance move forward through different obstacles and new challenges that has been taking place since earlier this year. The content of this keynote speech outlines the role that Islamic Finance has been and will be playing and impact

The article is a past year OSCE questions for end of posting examination.1 OSCE YEAR 4 IIUM (MBBS ) DEPARTMENT OF RADIO LOGY KULLIYYAH OF MEDICINE SET 1 By: Prof. Dr Azian Abd Aziz AP Dr Ahmad Razali Md Ralib@Md Raghib Assoc. Prof. Dr Radhiana Hassan Assoc. Prof. Dr Siti Kamariah Che Moh amed AP Dr Moh amad Shahrir Abd Rahim AP D r Mohd Radhwan Abi

Piezoelectric is mainly used as energy harvester and as a sensor. Many materials, organic and non-organic, can induced piezoelectricity as long as the crystalline structure is non-centrosymmetric. For renewable and biodegradable material, fungal chitosan is chosen as the piezoelectric material. However, there are many gaps in the fabrication of fun

The principle of hibah (gift) is a popular subject in the Islamic law of administration, relating to wealth management. Hibah is a solution to deliver wealth to non-heirs apart from the wasiyyah (bequest) or faraid (succession) systems. However, in the broader context of wealth management in Malaysia, hibah has also been used as a financial instrum

This chapter discusses the concept of good governance in the context of Waqf institutions as a part of their process of revitalization. The study is qualitative and exploratory in nature, whereby a library research method was used by accumulating, identifying, and reviewing existing literature. Based on this information, further analysis was perfor

The establishment of the institution of Waqf, or Islamic endowment, was evident from the early days of Islam. Hence, the companions of the Prophet (PBUH) had established Waqf for their family members or needy people. Over a period of time, Waqf played a vital role in Islamic history by serving sectors like health, education, and social welfare. By

Malaysia will face the phenomenon of aging in 2040. It is estimated that individuals aged 65 years and above will represent 14.5% of the total population of the society as compare to the young population which will be at 18.6%. These predictions are made based on statistics that have been researched taking into consideration of the consistent incre

Throughout Islamic history, waqf is proven as an excellent mechanism for the development of the socio-wellbeing of the Muslim community. Waqf assets can be used for religious and social welfare purposes like building mosques, public health, transportation and education and others. However, due to the limited regulatory framework and control over wa

The presentation translated the Philosophy, Vision and Mission of the IIUM, stressing on the University's Raison de'Etre, which is Islamisation. The seven mission statements, which is traditionally crystallised, as stated in the University' s Constitution, as Integration, Islamisation/Islamicisation, Internationalisation and Comprehensi

Natural calamities are often unforeseen and cause massive destruction. It is extremely difficult to predict natural disasters. Existing machine learning techniques are not reliable enough to find the affected countries due to earthquakes and rising sea levels. This paper aims to use predictive analysis to find the countries that will be affected by