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By Muhammad Basir Roslan On average, as reported by KOSMO! Online, there are more than one murder case that occurred every day in Malaysia and…

View More Murder cases: Tackling the issue the Islamic way

By Mahadhir Monihuldin I had an Indonesian maid once, back when I was a young, unknowing little child. Her name? Well, funny thing about that…

View More Kak Noor and the life of Indonesian workers in IIUM

By Muhammad Faiz œStick and stones may break my bones, but words will never hurt me. The above quote perfectly tells the idea that many…

View More œWords are harmless, they say”

By Nur Fatini Abd Ghoni In Malaysia, people with disabilities (PWDs) can be categorised as one of the vulnerable minority groups. According to Department of…

View More Disability does not mean inability

By Hamka Rosli Malaysia has been known as one of the countries that places Islam as the main religion. Based on Article 3 of Federal…

View More Strengthening ‘Sharia’ jurisdiction

By Izzud Deen Redzuan It was a lovely evening at Starbucks café with friends.  We ordered Frappuccino and cakes while listening to the latest hit…

View More Are Muslims finding it harder to fit in?

By Izzud deen Redzuan Coffee, snacks and adopt a cat. Thats the latest trend of cat-themed café that has begun to spring up across Malaysia…

View More Of cat cafe and cat lovers

By Hamka Rosli The U.S presidential election is just around the corner. For the U.S citizens it is an important event for them as they…

View More U.S Presidential Election: What will be the impact on Malaysia?

By Izzud deen Redzuan As a developing country, without an exception, Malaysia is facing serious challenges and crisis that can affect the economic growth, its…

View More Current economic situation and how it affects us

By Izzud deen Redzuan  Khairul Akhtar, a local studies major at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) who is graduating next year, is facing a…

View More A choice between pursuing studies or working straight away