By Mohd Abbas Abdul Razak Title of the Book : Bury My Heart at Wounded Knee Author : Dee Brown Publisher: New York: Holt, Rinehart…
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My journey into Iqbals philosophical world
By Mohd Abbas Abdul Razak My journey into Iqbals philosophical world dates back to my high school days. As a young man, I was always…
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Basil Mathews on the Role of Makkah and Hajj in the Clash of Civilisations
By Spahic Omer (Contents: The book titled œYoung Islam on Trek: a Study in the Clash of Civilisations; Christian anti-Islamic polemics, islamophobia and the clash…
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COVID-19 prophesied in hadith of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH)
By Mohammad Shekaib Alam This article is completely based on the exposition made by Moulana Anees-ur-Rahman Nadwi in a booklet entitled œthe prophecy of the…
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An award for book which integrates Islamic Studies and Human Sciences
By Shukran Abd Rahman Raḥmatan lil Alamin or mercy to all is a phrase stated in verse 107 of Surah al-Anbiya (The Prophets) in the…
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Sidney Sheldon’s “Nothing Lasts Forever”: My Review
By Syahirah Nawawi This is my first attempt at reading Sidney Sheldon’s book. My dad is a big fan of this writer. Can you just…
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Of passion, inspiration and role model for younger generation of women
By Iylia Marsya Iskandar Super humans. We read about them in books and comics, we watch and observe them through the lens of a virtual…
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Ordinary Women Extraordinary Lives
By Aznan Mat Piah Last week I was happy to receive a complimentary copy of a latest book from my senior colleague Prof. Saodah Wok…
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The Truth about the History of Writing 
By Spahic Omer Conventionally, it is believed that all writing originated in Mesopotamia, around 3000 BC. From there, the invention spread via cultural diffusion to…
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Fictional characters, a blessing or a hindrance?
By Nur Fatihah Irdina Recently, I came across a fictional character that inspires me. She is Beth Harmon from “The Queen’s Gambit”. For those who…
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