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Comparative Analysis of Active Bonded Piezoelectric Repair Systems for Damaged Structures Under Mechanical and thermo-Mechanical Loads
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Active repair systems employing piezoelectric (PZT) patches have emerged as promising solutions for mitigating crack propagation and enhancing structural integrity in various engineering applications. However, the existing literature predominantly focuses on the application of PZT patches for repairing structures under mechanical loading. In this s

A Self Instillation Eye Drop (Sied) Technique Among Glaucome Patient: a Recent Comprehensive Structured Review
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This Systematic Literature Review (SLR) explores the effectiveness of the Self-Instillation Eye Drop (SIED) technique among glaucoma patients, a critical component in managing lntraocular Pressure (IOP) and preventing disease progression. Despite the widespread prescription of eye drops for glaucoma management, improper instillation techniques rema

Shifting Educational Idealism in the Age of Globalization
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In the past centuries, education was regarded as a medium for creating a good individual and citizen. The philosophy of education is designed to guide in producing the kind of individuals the state intends to create. The analogy of the educator is like that of a blacksmith who moulds the iron into his desired shape while it is still red-hot. Likewi

67th Merdeka Celebration: the Unique Features of the Malaysian Society
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This short article is written in conjunction with the 67th Merdeka Day celebration. The theme for this year’s celebration is ‘Malaysia Madani: Jiwa Merdeka’ which translates to ‘Civilized Malaysia: Free Spirit.’ In civilized Malaysia, people from all walks of life, including leaders and ordinary citizens, are expected to uphold good condu

Glimpses Into the Life of al-Ghazali
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Abu Hamid Muhammad ibn Muhammad al-Ghazali who happened to be a popular figure during the Golden Era of the Muslims is more often known to the world as Imam Al-Ghazali (450H/1058 – 505H/1111). During his time, he was an eminent Muslim jurist, Sufi scholar and thinker. In realizing the great potential of Al-Ghazali, the Seljuk Regime sought his ex

The Revival of Critical Thinking and Creativity in Muslim Societies
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

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

al-Ghazali’s Intellectual Legacy: Balancing Philosophy, Faith, and Human Nature
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

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

Perspectives on Child Education: Montessori and al-Ghazali
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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

Research Proposal Writing Workshop at IIUM
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

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 Plight of the Diasporic Muslim Refugees Living in the West
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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

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