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Misyar Marriage Between Shari'ah Texts, Realities and Scholars' Fatawa: an Analysis
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Marriage is a sacred bond in Islam that ties a man and a woman into a lifelong relationship of love, compassion, mutual understanding, respect and security. It is a firm pledge that one makes in the name ofAllah for one-another. 'Misyar marriage', 'Convenience marriage' or Travelers' marriage' is a newform of marriage practi

Implementing Hudud on Women in Shari'ah: a Comparison with Civil Laws in the Punishment of Adultery
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This study seeks to analyze the stance of shari`ah in implementing Hudud punishment on women in the case of adultery and fornication and to compare it with the existing civil laws in the modern age. The issue of Hudud has been much debated, attacked and ridiculed in the global electronic and print media. There has been a serious misconception about

Inculcating Islamic Values in Teaching Western Short Stories to Muslim Learners
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Muslim scholars advocate that Islamic values should be inculcated in every discipline. English language teaching is no exception as it has been infused with the values of the West, as reflected in Western instructional materials. This is inevitable as language is a carrier of culture and therefore, language and culture are intertwined and inseparab

Neural Alterations in Working Memory of mild-Moderate Tbi: an Fmri Study in Malaysia
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Working memory (WM) encompasses crucial cognitive processes or abilities to retain and manipulate temporary information for immediate execution of complex cognitive tasks in daily functioning such as reasoning and decision-making. The WM of individuals sustaining traumatic brain injury (TBI) was commonly compromised, especially in the domain of WM.

A Scoping Review of Wet Nursing in the Muslim World
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The recruitment of wet nurses among Malaysians is increasing. This is due to the awareness on the benefit of breastmilk for infant’s growth and protection against diseases. However, the consequence of breastfeeding in Islam is tremendous, that is, the milk-mother and the child she breastfed are now become as blood mother and child. This means tha

Analytical Assessment of Blended Fuels for Pulse Detonation Engine Performance
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

A pulse detonation engine (PDE) is possible to be a next-generation high-performance propulsion system in aerospace-related applications. To generate power or thrust, PDE uses repeated detonations. The current study evaluates the PDE performance with alternative and blended fuels in the Zeldovich–von Neumann–Doring (ZND) model. Parameters such

Readiness and Willingness of Malaysian Community Pharmacists in Providing Vaccination Services
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Background: Vaccination is an efective public health intervention in reducing morbidity and mortality of infectious diseases. Compared to other countries where community pharmacists (CPs) administer vaccines, CPs in Malaysia are not authorised. This study aimed to assess CPs’ readiness and willingness to provide vaccination in Malaysia, identify

point-Of-care Procalcitonin to Guide the Discontinuation of Antibiotic Treatment in the Intensive Care Unit: a Malaysian Randomised Controlled Trial
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Introduction: This work aims to establish the practicality of simple point-of-care (POC) measurements of procalcitonin (PCT) coupled with the standard PCT-guided antibiotic treatment discontinuation algorithm to guide the cessation of antibiotic treatment in intensive care unit (ICU). Methods: In this randomised-controlled trial, 80 adult patients

Factors Affecting Customers' Adoption of Internet Banking in Afghanistan
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

In recent decades advances in technology have changed the banking industry. The advancement of e-commerce and e-society is dependent on electronic banking, particularly internet banking. This rapid advancement of computer technology, especially the internet, has enabled the banking industry to provide services to customers more efficiently and effi

The Impact of Educational Intervention on Attitude Towards Organ Donation Among Healthcare Workers in Five Hospitals in Malaysia
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Introduction : The attitude of healthcare workers (HCW) are essential in influencing organ donation rates. Objective : The study aimed to assess the impact of educational intervention on attitudes towards organ donation among HCW. Methodology : A questionnaire-based interventional study was conducted among 458 HCW from five hospitals in Malaysia. A

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