The State Of Malaysian Courtesy

• Dr. Mohd Sani bin Badron
• 09/01/2018

The Rukun Negara (the Malaysian National Philosophy) affirms courtesy and kindness (kesopanan dan kesusilaan) as the most important character trait for relationship in plural society. On the other ...

A Model Of Peaceful Co-Existence

• Puan Enizahura binti Abdul Aziz
• 03/01/2018

Amidst the war and conflict that we are currently witnessing in Jerusalem or Baitulmuqaddis today, one could not help but to wonder whether there peace can ever exist in this land. The call for the liberation of Jerusalem …

A Theory For New Year’s Resolutions

• Puan Suzana Md Samsudi
• 29/12/2017

It is the year end and perhaps we need to reflect ourselves; how much have we achieved in 2017 and what is our new year’s resolution for 2018? Do we feel like we have not achieved or accomplished much this year? Research …

Transhumanism And The Better Life

• Dr Muhammad Husni bin Mohd Amin
• 19/12/2017

‘Umar ibn ‘Abd al-Aziz (d. 720), celebrated and highly regarded as a mujaddid (renewer) of Islam and one of the finest rulers after the four Rightly-Guided Caliphs, once sought a sage’s counsel. He wept upon being told that: ...

Socio-Economic And Political Rules In Islam

• Dr Muhammad Hisyam Bin Mohamad
• 15/12/2017

Abu Zayd ‘Abd ar-Raḥman ibn Muḥammad (1332-1406 CE) or Ibn Khaldun as he was known expounds that man is sociable by nature. In view of this, a set of rules and regulations that draws the line and serves as a common reference ...