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A Study Of Islamic Family Law In Malaysia: A Select Bibliography, Raihana Abdullah

International Journal of Legal Information

Islamic Family Law is one of the most studied fields in Malaysian law. This is because it affects the personal life of Muslims, and because many issues have arisen as a result of the implementation of the Islamic Family Law Enactment which governs Muslims in Malaysia. Scholarship in this area has expanded with the development of the Enactment itself. Several approaches have been used to analyze the implementation of the law inter alia, legal, socio-legal, comparative, and anthropological and sociological perspecitves. It cannot be denied that research and scholarly publications in the field of Islamic Family Law have contributed to …

Berita Volume Xxxi, Number 4 (2007), Ronald Provencher

Berita

Table of Contents

Editor’s note... 1

Periodicals...…..….….1

Books...9

Conferences, papers and manuscripts...11

Amnesty International...12

Prospectus...12

Research Staff...12

Istisna Financing As Practiced In Malaysia And Related Issues / Ibtisam @ Ilyana Ilias, Ilias Ibtisam @ Ilyana

Student Works (2000-2009)

At present, Islamic banking in Malaysia has become very significant in catering to the needs of Muslims in getting Sharl'ah-compliant financing. In the construction and manufacturing sectors, isti~nii ' contract is deemed the most appropriate. Nevertheless, its application has been altered to suit the modern financing requirements. In so doing, several original principles of this type of sale contract have also been modified resulting in differences of opinion among international Muslim scholars as to its validity. Hence, this dissertation intends to study the original principles of isti~nii ' contract, its current application in Malaysia and also relevant issues regarding its …

Pengajaran Bahasa Arab Untuk Tujuan-Khusus: Satu Pandangan Awal [Teaching Arabic Language For Special Purposes: An Early View], H.B.A.M. Dahan, M.A. Zailaini

Research Publications (2000 to 2005)

The issue of teaching languages for specific purposes is not new. It has been a topic of discussion years ago particularly in English teaching but not in Arabic teaching. This article looks into the possibility of exploring Arabic teaching for specific purposes at higher learning institutions with special reference to Academy of Islamic Studies, University of Malaya. Two skills, reading and writing, are discussed. The authors use the phrase “Satu Pandangan Awal” (A preliminary study) with hope that this topic will be discussed at length in future.

Bedah Siasat : Penilaian Islam Terhadap Amalannya Di Malaysia / Fakhriani Mohammed Yusof, Mohammed Yusof Fakhriani

Pre-2000 Student Works

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