The newspaper cutting featured information on the promotion for for entry to the International Islamic University (Universiti Islam Antarabangsa) for the academic year 1983/84. Among courses offered were Bachelor of Laws, Bachelor of Economics, and Bachelor of Business Studies. The news is significant for recording past medium of promotion used

This newspaper shared about Dr Kamal's hope in preserving IIU's success. He shared, the success not only referring to academic excellence but including intellectual, spiritual, physical and social. Dr Kamal stated that IIU has opened the vacancy for their future lecturer around the world. This is significant to record Dr Kamal's per

The document featured the news clipping discussed on how important it is for alumni to give back to the university in ensuring the continuation of success towards the university in the future. The document is significant for documenting the issues that came into discussion and get published in the column about the alumni support and its relatio

This news shared information regarding International Islamic University (IIU), which had set their own discipline guideline for the students and staffs. One of the guidelines is, guideline for women's clothing as aligned with Islam's principle. This is significant to record the early years of IIU development.

This news shared information on the appointment of IIU officers. Apart from this, it also shared on the news of the Sultan of Pahang being appointed as the Head of Constitutional. This news is significant for keeping this historical information related to IIU.

The news featured about the preparation done for the opening of IIU. This news is significant to record the past history related to IIU.

The University formally obtained its legal status when the Establishment Order was conferred. This conferment took place after the signing of the Treaty of Sponsorship, initially between the Governments of Malaysia and the Republic of Maldives, followed by the Organisation of the Islamic Conference (OIC) and later the People's Republic of Bangl

The demand for the Islamic university by the National Union of Muslim Students Organisations of Malaysia (PKPIM) continued to gather momentum after the establishment of the Muslim College in Klang, Selangor in 1955. In addition, one of the resolutions adopted by the historic Congress on the Progress of Islam (Kongres Kemajuan Islam) organized by th

This extremely important proposal paper, the first paper of its kind in the Malay language was presented by the late Professor Dr. Ungku Omar who was then the chairman of the governing board of the Muslim College (Selected Works of Ungku Omar, 1980). Many Muslim NGO's supported the proposal and championed its cause right up to 1970 tow

The excerpt from Adnan Hj. Nawang's book has revealed that it was the well-known Malay Islamic reformist and "Young Generation" (Kaum Muda) intellectual, educationist and linguist Za'ba (Zainal Abidin bin Ahmad, 1985-1973) who had proposed in 1917 the establishment of "one" or "two" Big Madrasahs which deserve to be