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Bioethical Education: an Analytical Review of its Rationale and Challenges
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Bioethics forms an intersection between life sciences, law, moral philosophy and social sciences. It is driven by the motive of balancing between progress in biosciences, the safety of living organism including human beings and the protection of the natural environment and its resources. This paper uses analytical approach, and aims to review the r

موسوعة الطّلاب المختصرة للعقائد والأديان (Mawsu'at al-Thullab al-Mukhtasara Lil A'qaid Wala'dyan)
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التّدين ظاهرة مشتركة بين الأمم والشّعوب، وفكرة مشاعة لم تخل منها أمة من الأمم قديماً وحديثاً، بغض النظر عن اختلاف المظاهر الدينيّة؛ بل إن الأديان كانت ولا زالت تمثِّل العمود الفقريّ لبناء أنم

Parental Involvement in Children's Schooling: the Difference Between Primary and Secondary Schools in Malaysia
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Research in parental involvement in students’ learning has shown significant impact on students’ success and achievement. The aim of the study was to investigate the extent of parental involvement among primary and secondary school children in Malaysia. An extension of parental involvement model by Epstein has been used as a framework of this s

Classification of Multichannel Eeg Signal by Linear Discriminant Analysis
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Motor imagery (MI) related Electroencephalogram (EEG) signal classification is one of the main challenge in designing a brain computer interface (BCI) system. Linear Discriminant Analysis (LDA) has a very low computational requirement which makes it suitable for online BCI system. This paper proposes an advanced and simple classification technique

Seeking Freedom in the “third Space” of Diaspora: Muslim Women's Identity in Aboulela's Minaret and Janmohamed's Love in a Headscarf
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Muslim societies, and especially Muslim women, have often received fetishized attention in (neo-)Orientalist literature. However, opening up spaces for the voices of Muslim women especially those wearing the hijab is long overdue. Therefore, the representation of diasporic Muslim women and their multiple identities in Leila Aboulela’s Minaret and

Teaching Doris Lessing at Iium: Islamic Perspectives on Her Thoughts on Education, Literature, Racism and Women’s Rights
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In this paper, I intend to look at Doris Lessing’s thoughts on education, literature, racism and women’s rights and locate possible commonalities between Islam and her ideas. She is considered a humanist, secular writer of great stature and the ‘grande dame’ of British writing of her time, and she handles explicit sexual relationships espec

Teaching English Literature at Iium: Islamic Perspectives on Selected twentieth-Century Texts
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Among the humanities and social sciences disciplines, English literature is perhaps the most contentious subject as it carries subtle ideological and cultural impacts and significance. Right from the beginning of its introduction in British India and elsewhere, the most prominent consideration was its inherent worth as a carrier of values and norms

Contractors' Strategies in Joint Venture During Economic Growth and Economic Downturn
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The Malaysian economy nowadays registers positive growth ever since the global recession occurred in 2008-2009 and since then, more construction projects were proposed by the government in order to facilitate the needs of the nation. Along with the rapid growth in construction technology, joint venture can be seen as an option for contractors to sh

Can I Give Food or Drink to my Terminally Ill Child
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Food is considered as a social responsibility of caregivers to their children. It has cultural connotation for all races notwithstanding their background and religious belief; that social responsibility should not be separated even in terminally ill patients. We recorded a case scenario of a terminally ill child who faced difficult end of life with

Rokeya’s anti-Colonial Ideas: Corporate Exploitation of Women in Bangladesh
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ROKEYA Sakhawat Hossain (1880–1932) did not maintain any sense of hostility or prejudice against any particular group of people. Despite the fact that European colonisers were ravaging her country politically, economically and culturally, she did not demonstrate any anti-west bias in her work. She was targeting high. She was working persistently

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