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The Arbitration (Amendment) Act 2011: Limiting Court Intervention in Arbitral Proceedings in Malaysia
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

It seems obvious and trite that court intervention in arbitral proceedings has continued to generate controversy among practitioners and researchers. Through a series of amendments to comply with international best practices in the field of arbitration, Malaysia has again introduced another phase in the practice of arbitration. This is part of the

Appointing a non-Muslim as Arbitrator in Tahkim Proceedings: Polemics, Perceptions and Possibilities
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

With the skyrocketed increase in social and commercial intercourses among people of diverse racial, religious and cultural backgrounds in the modern world, the world is gradually shrinking into a global hamlet. The implication of this trend in various disciplines has encouraged parties across civilisation divides to embrace the principle of toleran

Recipe for Disaster? the Deployment of Patents Over Environmentally Sound Technologies (Ests)
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The development, deployment and dissemination of low- carbon and other environmentally sound technologies (ESTs) is critical in our response to climate change. Yet, many of these critical technologies are patented and belong to private entities. Malaysia through the National Renewable Energy Policy and National Green Technology Policy, aims to leve

Bridge Scour Monitoring by Using RFID System
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Bridge scour is an erosion which removes stream bed or bank material from bridge foundation due to flowing of water. Too much bridge scour is risky for the bridge foundation and causes sudden bridge to collapse without any warning. It implements significant impacts on the traveling public safety as well as the economy of the country. A number of pa

الفعالية الذاتية في مهارة الاستماع لدى متعلمي اللغة العربية غير الناطقين بها
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

تهدف هذه الدراسة إلى قياس درجة الفعالية الذاتية لدى 87 طالبًا وطالبةً في جامعة مارا التكنولوجيا (UiTM) بسراواق، في مهارة الاستماع بالعربية. ومن أجل ذلك، صممت بنود خاصة لقياس مستوى الفعالية الذاتي

Big Data Storage, Collection, & Protection with Islamic Perspective
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The paper examines the concept of Big Data storage, collection and protection and its Islamic perspective. It also supports the idea of scholars with evidence from the Noble Quran in terms of use. The paper asserts that Big Data in ICT is view in different aspects. These aspects were extensively dwelled with supportive verses from the Holy Quran. T

The Impact of the Relationship with the Quran on Academic Achievement of IIUM IRKHS Undergraduate Students
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

The growth of any country depends largely on the quality of education it can provide. Malaysia in the 1970th had all the problems of a low-income, illiterate, and under-developed country. Since then it has witnessed phenomenal growth and development spurred primarily by educational transformations. One of the educational institutions that contribut

Genetic Engineering Advances and Qur’anic Exegesis Perspectives and Challenges: the Case of Human Cloning
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

Cloning via somatic cell nuclear transfer is a process by which mammals are reproduced asexually. Although human cloning is currently prohibited by most countries and denounced by the scientific community, some argue that it is within the reaches of genetic engineering and biotechnology. To date, most cloned mammals derived by nuclear transfer die

Research Culture: an Indispensible Practice for Progress?
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

One of the major responsibilities of higher educational institutions is to imbue in academic staff and students the passion to carry out research. Equally, for any institutions to be progressive, both students and academic staff must possess the zeal for continuous research practice. The question here lies within the boundaries of research practice

Initiating Culturally Responsive Teaching for Identity Construction in the Malaysian Classrooms
Research Output | Dar Al-hikmah Library | IIUM Only

This article presents evidence to the need for Culturally Responsive Teaching (CRT) to construct students’ identity in the Malaysian classrooms. Since an important objective of education is to prepare individuals to exercise efficaciously in their environment, all students in multicultural society could benefit from exposure to CRT (Gay, 2000). I

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