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Digitalization of Student Activity Approval: a Microsoft 365 - Powered Solution for cost-Effective & Sustainable Campus Operation New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The "Digitalization of Student Activity Approval" represents a groundbreaking advancement in academic administrative processes, developed using Microsoft Form and Microsoft Flow within the Microsoft 365 suite. This innovative system, provided for free by the Ministry of Education to all universities, is designed to significantly reduce the

Monolithic Carbon Nanotube Film Thermoelectric Generator New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The design and development of a thermoelectric generator (TEG) with minimal internal resistance is crucial for achieving high output power in self-powered wearable technologies. This work presents a novel flexible TEG comprising single-walled carbon nanotube (SWCNT) thermoelements, fabricated through a sacrificial molding process. Different from th

Writing in the Time of Autocracy New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The government subjected the writer and artist Mushtaq Ahmed (1967–2021) to nine-month-long slow death in police custody. By this, the regime wanted to send a forewarning message to all other writers who might have contemplated exposing its human rights violations and financial corruptions. Many capable intellectuals and opinion leaders heeded th

A Country Drifting Into Political Paralysis: Reviewing Ali Riaz’s 'pathways of Autocratization' New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

For a Bangladeshi who loves and treasures their motherland, Ali Riaz's Pathways of Autocratization: The Tumultuous Journey of Bangladeshi Politics (Routledge, 2024) is a difficult read. It is so not because of any weakness in the presentation of the text or its arguments. Nor because of any contradiction in the content of the material investiga

The Salvific Value of Islamic Perspectives on English Literature New
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The pinnacle of the glory and global prestige of English literature is perhaps behind us. Therefore, learning its texts from Muslim perspectives may generate new insights and provide it with new trajectories of academic research. This new lens will make English literature relevant to, and prolong its prevalence in, Muslim societies by way of explor

A New Beginning: Lessons from Nelson Mandela New
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In post-1971 Bangladesh, people in Bangladesh failed to adhere to the virtues of benevolence, magnanimity and altruistic sentiment. Duped or driven by vested interests, a section of our intellectual elite spent much effort sowing divisions among us. In post-Hasina Bangladesh, let us remember Mandela’s words and make a strong resolve to foster uni

Yunus Affair and Robbing a Nation of its Pride New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

I have been living outside Bangladesh for decades. Every time I visit my beloved country, I buy gift items from Grameen Check that Muhammad Yunus helped establish. I engage in chats with Grameen Check employees. Like others, they are also effusive in their praise and admiration for the renowned entrepreneur and regard him as a father-like figure. N

The Charade: Bangladesh’s 2024 Election New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The Charade makes it abundantly clear that, in order to cling to power, the Awami League government depends more on India’s backing than on the mandate of the people of Bangladesh. Since it came to power in early 2009, the regime has provided ample reasons for India to throw its weight around to ensure the perpetuation of Awami rule in Bangladesh

Panchayat and Colonialism in Humayun Kabir's Men and Rivers New
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Bengali peasants, as portrayed in Humayun Kabir’s 1945 novel Men and Rivers, have admirable notions of morality and justice, epitomized by the indigenous panchayat (village council/court) system. Written against the backdrop of peasant movements and anti-colonial struggles in Bengal, the novel implicitly provides an economic and cultural critique

Of Professors and Publications New
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I want to make a moral appeal to senior academics to be more active in research and publication and to have unwavering commitment to quality work. Their meaningful engagement in research and publication will have a positive impact on the way they teach and on the course content that they transmit to their students. Needless to say, that will help p

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