CONTENTS
1. N Kanthasamy, THE CONCEPT OF ISLAM HADHARI IN INDIAN CULTURE.
2. Ahmad Redzuwan Mohd Yunus, and Badlihisham Mohd Nasir, DAKWAH AND HUMANITY: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE INDIAN COMMUNITY IN MALAYSIA.
3. S. Kumaran, THE PERCEPTION OF MINORITY ON ISLAM HADHARI.
4. Tengku Ghani T. Jusoh, TERRORISM ACCORDING TO ARABIC LEXICOGRAPHY.
5. Aznan Zuhid Saidin Amran Muhammad, and Raja Ahmad Iskandar Raja Yaacob, ISLAMIC ETHICAL VALUES FOR INFORMATION AND COMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (ICT) DEVELOPMENT IN MALAYSIA.
6. Ibrahim Abu Bakar, REVISIT CAUSALITY IN MUSLIM THEOLOGICAL AND PHILOSOPHICAL WORKS AND MALAYSIAN MUSLIMS’ TENDENCIES TOWARD CAUSALITY.
7. Mazlan Ibrahim, and Badlihisham Mohd Nasir, THE DEVELOPMENT OF QURANIC EXEGESIS IN THE MALAY ARCHIPELAGO: A SPECIAL REFERENCE TO THE MALAYSIAN SCENARIO.
8. Ahamad Asmadi Sakat, Kharuddin Mohd Amin, Fadlan Mohd. Othman, and Wan Nasyrudin Wan Abdullah, BANK AL-HADITH: AS A NEED.
9. Sulaiman Kadikon, THE PERCEPTION OF ENVIRONMENTAL AWARENESS BASED ON THE PRINCIPLE OF ISLAM HADHARI OF MALAYSIA.
10. Abd Rahman Hj Hamzah, THE THEMES AND STYLES OF ISLAMIC CALLIGRAPHY IN THE MALAYSIAN MOSQUES: CASE STUDIES ON MOSQUES IN AND AROUND KUALA LUMPUR.
11. Noordalela Baharudin, THE VESTIGES OF EUROPEAN HERALDRY AND ISLAMIC COAT-OF-ARMS IN MALAYSIAN EVERYDAY LIFE.
12. Salmiah Mohamad Amin, THE IMPACT OF IQ, EQ AND SQ COMPETENCIES ON JOB PRFORMANCE OF MUSLIM SUPPORT STAFF IN MALAYSIAN E-GOVERNMENT AGENCIES.
13. Maznah Che Ghazali, and Mohammad Noorizzuddin Nooh, RELIGIOSITY AND ETHICS.
14. Zulkifli Hasan, CORPORATE GOVERNANCE OF ISLAMIC FINANCIAL INSTITUTIONS.
15. Muhammad Ahmad, and Jabal M. Buaben, THE OTHER SIDE OF THE MALAY ENTREPRENEUR: CULTURAL INFLUENCES.
16. Hussin Salamon, and Joni Tamkin Borhan, THE BASIC PRINCIPLES OF ISLAM IN MARKETING.
17. Syahidawati Haji Shahwan, Supiah Salleh, and Zurina Shafii, THE ATTITUDE TOWARDS SHARIAH-BASED CREDIT CARD IN ISLAMIC FRAMEWORK: AN ANALYTICAL REVIEW IN MALAYSIA.
18. Nazimah Hussin, THE ECONOMIC AND SOCIAL IMPACTS OF CREDIT CARDS FOR MALAYSIAN MUSLIMS.
19. Norzitah Abdul Karim, SHARI’AH SUPERVISORY AND AUDITING PRACTICES OF THE MALAYSIAN ISLAMIC COMMERCIAL BANKS: AN EXPLORATORY STUDY.
20. Hussin Salamon, and Abd Jalil Borham, A SUSTAINABLE MODEL OF STOCK MARKET IN ISLAM.
21. Badlihisham Mohd Nasir et al., ISLAM HADHARI IN MALAYSIA: RESPONSES FROM THE PERSPECTIVE OF DA’WAH.
22. Muhammad Hakimi Mohd Shafiai, and Nor Aini Ali, PARTNERSHIP CONTRACTS IN AGRICULTURAL LAND DEVELOPMENT FROM ISLAMIC PERSPECTIVE: FELCRA BERHAD EXPERIENCES.
23. Wan Marhaini Wan Ahmad, DELAYS IN THE PAYMENT AND THE DISTRIBUTION OF ZAKAT.
24. Farah Salwani Ismail, THE ORGAN SHORTAGE PROBLEM IN MALAYSIA.
25. Mohd Nuri Al-Amin Endut Mohd Fauzi Hamat, and Mashitah Bt Sabdin, ISLAMIC THOUGHT ON HUMAN RIGHTS: MALAYSIAN ISSUES AND CHALLENGES.
26. Mohamed Azam Mohamed Adil, PUNISHMENT FOR APOSTASY AND FREEDOM OF RELIGION IN ISLAM: THE MALAYSIAN PERSPECTIVE.
27. Rafeah Saidon, DISPUTES UPON CONVERSION OF ONE SPOUSE TO ISLAM: ISSUES ON THE RIGHT OF CUSTODY IN MALAYSIA.
28. Wan Adli Wan Ramli, LIBERAL MUSLIMS CONCEPTION OF “ISLAM”.
29. Zainab Moin, ISLAM AND RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE: STUDY OF MALAYSIA.
30. Zainab Moin, and Asia Nameet, LAW OF INHERITANCE IN SUNNI AND SHIA SCHOOLS: RATIONALE BEHIND THEM.
31. Jasni Sulong, THE ISLAMIC LAW OF INHERITANCE: THE DEVELOPMENT AND ITS RECENT CODIFICATION IN MUSLIM WILLS IN MALAYSIA.
32. Amir Husin Mohd Nor, Zaini Nasohah, and Zuliza Mohd Kusrin, THE PROSECUTION OF SYARIAH CRIMINAL CASES AT THE RELIGIOUS STATE DEPARTMENT OF MALAYSIA.
33. Maznah Hj. Ibrahim, Mohammad Sobri Haron, and Indriaty Ismail, CROSSING BOUNDARIES: THE ROLE OF MUSLIM WOMEN AS TRANSFORMATION AGENT IN THE MALAYSIAN SOCIETY.
34. W. Shawaluddin W. Hassan, Ramli Dollah, Rizal Zamani Idris, Zaini Othman, and Aizan Ali Mat Zin, A BRIEF NOTE ON MALAYSIA’S RESPONSES TO THE BOSNIAN CONFLICT.
35. Saher Ali Al-Sabbah, THE ADAPTATION OF MULTIPLE INTELLIGENCE (MI) THEORY FROM THE WESTREN INTO THE ISLAMIC CULTURE.
36. Yahaya Jusoh, THE APPLICATION OF ONTOLOGICAL, EPISTEMOLOGICAL AND AXIOLOGICAL PRINCIPLES OF PHILOSOPHY OF QURANIC SCIENCE (PQS) IN THE TEACHING OF MODERN SCIENCE IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES OF MALAYSIA.
37. Azhar Muhammad, Abd. Rahman Hamzah, and Yahaya Jusoh, INTEGRATION OF PHILOSOPHY OF QURANIC SCIENCE (PQS) IN THE NATIONAL EDUCATION CURRICULUM AS A FOUNDATION FOR THE DEVELOPMENT OF ISLAMIC CIVILIZED SOCIETY IN MALAYSIA.
38. Adnan Abd Rashid, THE EDUCATIONAL PRINCIPLES IN THE PERIOD OF THE PROPHET MUHAMMAD (PBUH): ITS IDEAL AND REALITY FOR IMPROVING THE MALAYSIAN EDUCATIONAL SYSTEM.
39. Hassan Basri Awang Mat Dahan, Mohd Azhar Zailaini, and Habibah Mat Rejab, J-QAF (JAWI, AL-QURAN , ARABIC LANGUAGE AND FARDHU AIN) PROGRAM IN PRIMARY SCHOOLS IN MALAYSIA.
40. Muhamad Rahimi Osman, Nurhidayah Muhd Hashim, and Siti Khadijah Abd Manan, ISLAMIC LIFELONG LEARNING PROGRAMME (ILLP) IN MALAYSIA: DEVELOPMENT AND FUTURE PLAN.
41. Farid Mat Zain, and Ibrahim Abu Bakar, THE DEVELOPMENT OF PONDOK AND MADRASAH IN KEDAH, 1909-1941.
42. Mohamed Fairooz Abdul Khir, THE MAQASIDIC APPROACH OF FIQH (ISLAMIC JURISPRUDENCE) STUDIES AND ITS APPLICATION IN MALAYSIAN INSTITUTES OF HIGHER LEARNING.
43. Zuraini Nordin, THEORIES OF THE BEGINNING OF HUMAN HISTORY IN TWO MALAYSIAN HISTORY TEXTBOOKS AND INCULCATION OF HOLISTIC AND BALANCED VALUES IN HISTORY CURRICULUM VIS-À-VIS THE NATIONAL EDUCATION PHILOSOPHY.
44. Anzaruddin Ahmad, IMPROVING THE CONTENT QUALITY OF ISLAM-RELATED PRINTED MATERIALS: ITS FUTURE IN MALAYSIA.
45. Mohd Faizal Abdul Khir, AKHLAQ PEDAGOGY IN THE INSTITUTE OF HIGHER LEARNING IN MALAYSIA: A CRITICAL STUDY.
46. Abdul Ghafar Don, TEACHING DA’WAH AS ISLAMIC STUDIES (TEDS) IN HIGHER LEARNING INSTITUTIONS: MALAYSIAN EXPERIENCE.
47. Ahmad Redzuwan Mohd Yunus, and Abdul Ghafar Hj. Don, THE DIRECTION OF DA’WAH ORANG ASLI (ABORIGINAL PEOPLE) IN MALAYSIA: FOCUS ON GOVERNMENTAL DA’WAH ORGANIZATION.
48. Che Zarrina Sa’ari, THE AHMADIYYAH IDRISIYYAH ORDER IN THE STATE OF KELANTAN, MALAYSIA: A HISTORIAL APPROACH.
49. Razaleigh Muhamat, INTERACTION AND INTEGRATION OF CHINESE MUSLIM CONVERTS IN MALAYSIA: A HISTORICAL BACKGROUND.
50. Muhamad Faisal Ashaari, COMMUNICATION IN ISLAMIC ONLINE COMMUNITY: A STUDY ON ISLAH-NET.
51. Mohd Nizam Barom, PUTTING ETHICS INTO INVESTMENT: THE ROLE OF MALAYSIA'S LEADERSHIP IN THE GLOBAL ISLAMIC FINANCE.
52. Kamaruzaman Noordin, A PRELIMINARY STUDY OF TAKAFUL BUSINESS MODELS IN MALAYSIA: ISSUES AND CHALLENGES TOWARDS A UNIFORM MODEL.
53. Azila Abdul Razak, and Wan Yusrol Rizal Wan Yusof, MALAYSIAN PRACTICE OF AR-RAHNU SCHEME: TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENT.
54. Salmy Edawati Yaacob, GOLD DINAR: AN OVERVIEW OF THE IMPLEMENTATION IN MALAYSIA.
55. Kamarulzaman Ismail, and Phoon Onn Fatt, CONSUMER INTENTION IN PURCHASING HALAL FOOD PRODUCTS.
56. Mohd Zaidi Abdul Rahman, RELIGIOUS RIGHTS IN MALAYSIA UNDER EUROPE COLONIAL POWER (1511 – 1941): AN OVERVIEW.
57. Ahmad Tarmizi Talib, THE HINDRAF ISSUE: AN ANALYSIS WITHIN THE MALAYSIAN SOCIO-RELIGIOUS TOLERANCE CONTEXT.
58. Kharuddin Mohd Amin, and Ahamad Asmadi Sakat, DIVORCE AMONGST MUSLIMS IN MALAYSIA.
59. Raja Ahmad Iskandar Raja Yaacob, and Aznan Zuhaid Saidin, THE DEFINITION OF ISLAM AS A POLITICAL RELIGION: THE ISLAMIC PARTY OF MALAYSIA’S EXPERIENCE IN INFORMATION COOMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY.
60. Shahidi A Hamid, PERCEPTION OF ENGLISH FINAL STOPS BY MALAY LEARNERS: A PRELIMINARY STUDY.
61. Noor Naemah Abdul Rahman, PhD Abdul Karim Ali, PhD Rahimin Affandi Abdul Rahim, PhD Rushdi Ramli, PhD Ridzwan Ahmad, PhD Muhammad Safiri Ismail, Khadijah Hashim, Salehuddin Mad Yusof, THE TEACHING AND LEARNING OF USUL AL-FIQH IN PUBLIC UNIVERSITIES (IPTA) IN MALAYSIA: REALITY AND CHALLENGES.
62. Abu Dardaa Muhammad, ARE SHARI‘AH AND ETHICS TWO INSEPARABLE ELEMENTS OF ISLAMIC LEGAL THEORY?
63. Latifah Abdul Majid, BAHR AL-MADHI: A SIGNIFICANCE HADITH TEXT FOR MALAY MUSLIMS AS TOOLS FOR POLITICAL TEACHING.
64. Zulkiple Abd Ghani, and Ab Halim Tamuri, PROMOTING ISLAM HADHARI THROUGH THE MOSQUE: A CASE STUDY IN THE STATE OF JOHORE.
65. Mohd Nasir Abd Hamid, THE MALAYSIAN PERLIS ISLAHI‘S MOVEMENT ACHIEVEMENT IN REFUTING THE DOMINANCE OF THE PRACTICE OF THE SHAFI’I MADHHAB.
66. Arena Che Kasim, THE PERSONALITY OF THE PROPHET AS A MODEL FOR SUSTAINABLE HUMAN DEVELOPMENT.
67. Mohammad Firdaus Mohammad Hatta, Muhammad Aliyu, Nakoo Mustan, Hassan Ma Wenjing, and Ismail, THE IMPACT OF ISLAMIC FINANCIAL SYSTEM ON MALAYSIAN ECONOMY.
68. Muhaimin Sulam, THE BARGAINING POWER IN NEW PERAK GOVERNMENT.
69. Abdul Halim Mohd Naam, THE ARABIC VERB SYSTEM; A PRELIMINARY STUDY ON ARABIC LANGUAGE TEXTBOOK OF MALAYSIA SECONDARY SCHOOLS.
70. Ashinida Aladdin, NON-MUSLIM MALAYSIAN LEARNERS OF ARABIC: AN INVESTIGATION OF THEIR ATTITUDES TOWARDS LEARNING ARABIC.
71. M Zuhdi Marsuki, AXIOLOGICAL APPROACH TOWARDS ISLAMIC ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS.
