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The ‘son of God’ in the Gospel of John and its Relevance for muslim-Christian Dialogue
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The term “son of God” has been a source of confusion and controversy in the history of Christian-Muslim encounters. Christian tradition regards the gospel according to John as the account which most clearly portrays the deity of Christ and points to his being the “son of God” as proof of his divinity and equality with God. This paper presen

Treating and Healing Malaysia: a Critical Analysis of Najib Razak's Metaphors
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This paper discusses the vocational roles constructed by Najib Razak, the sixth Prime Minister of Malaysia for himself, the government, and the relational identities for the people and others in nine Supply Bills read by him (2010 – 2018). This study was modelled upon Charteris-Black’s Critical Metaphor Analysis (CMA) and Sack’s Membership Ca

Do Consumption Values in Heritage Food Play a Role in the Development of Behavioural Intentions?
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This study explores the state of tourists' perception of Pahang heritage food. This study obtained data from 164 tourists through social media applications. The survey outcomes were encouraging, which showed a positive and significant influence regarding food consumption values and domestic tourist behavioural intentions to consume heritage foo

Meat and meat-Based Products: Challenges and Opportunities in Halal Food Security
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The demand for halal meat and meat-based products among the Muslim population in Malaysia has been increasing as meat is an essential food. Meanwhile, the non-Muslims are also becoming aware of the quality of halal meat, hence the access towards halal meat and meat-based products are increasing as well. However, the local production of halal meat i

Aesthetic Values of Island Tourism in Malaysia's East Coast Region: Does Duration of Stay Matter in Satisfying Tourists?
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Island tourism is popular in Malaysia among both local and international visitors. Terengganu, Kelantan, and Pahang state islands are becoming increasingly popular as world-class nature tourism destinations. The East Coast islands of these three states that face the South China Sea have become full-fledged nature tourism destinations. They are natu

Development of Multilanguage Voice Control for Smart Home with Iot
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

system is not left behind in this technology. Home automation is the concept of making any home “smart”. In this modern life, Automation is not a new thing. This technology has been using many years and normally can be seen in big companies. This automation concept can benefit our daily lives through many ways. However, the smart home technolog

Doctor, my Chest is Deformed….
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Congenital chest wall deformities occurred in roughly 1% of children and if asymptomatic are often overlooked and taken lightly. This results in a progressive deformity of the chest and delays in diagnosis of the underlying causes. Complications can also develop from the underlying condition. Chest wall deformities are associated with a number of s

Aesthetic Quality of Island Tourism in Malaysia's East Coast Region: Does Duration of Stay Matter in Satisfying Tourists?
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The East Coast islands of Malaysia are becoming increasingly popular as a world-class nature tourism destination. Not only are they naturally beautiful and accessible, they are also attractive and appear as a destination image. However, whether satisfaction based on the aesthetic quality of the island is sufficient in determining a tourist’s dura

Mco: the National Fallacy
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

"In March 2020, Malaysia introduced the first Movement Control Order (MCO) that essentially put the country to a grinding halt. It stopped everyone in their tracks and was essentially to allow the country as a whole to understand the severity of the pandemic that was descending on the world."Source: https://themalaysianreserve.com/2021/01/1

MCO the Real Solution or ...
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

"The first movement control order (MCO) that was done in March showed that the country had placed in an effective drastic measure to curb and reduce the number of COVID-19 cases in the country. This was also taken further by imposing strategic Enhanced Movement Control Orders (EMCO) as targeted areas or hotbeds of the virus to contain it from s

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