By, Sabrina Mohd Noor
GOMBAK, 22 November 2025: AbdulHamid Abu Sulayman Kuliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences (AHAS KIRKHS) recorded a positive rise in the number of students who voted on Election Day, 19 November 2025, held from 8.00 AM to 5.00 PM.
Around 2592 students cast their votes that mark a slight increase from last year’s 2350 voters (52.46%). This year, the voter turnout reached to 53%. It reflects that more students are becoming aware of the importance of the student representation and are willing to participate in the democratic process.
Among the various courses, Department of History and Civilization reported the highest participation at 71% while Department of Communication recorded the lowest at 35%. This suggests the need for improvement in encouraging Communication students to participate in future elections.
The result of the AHAS KIRKHS Student’s Election 2025 are as follows:
Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences Students Society (IRKHSSS)
1. Presidential seat-Ahmad Ubaidah Bin Mohamad Anuar
2. Secretary- Siti Azwani Binti Ahmad Naim
3. Treasurer-Muhammad Fawwaz Bin Mohd Fakhrurrazi
Chairperson of Secretariat seats
Arabic Language and Literature (ALA)-Amal Binti Hakim
Students Association of the Department of English Language and Literature (ELITS)-Muhammad Shah Danial Bin Shafie
Secretariat of History and Civilization (HISTFORIUM)-Wan Shadarnisrin Fariena Binti Wan Zulkarnain
Secretariat of Usul al-Din and Comparative Religion (UDCY)-Aisyah Ainy Binti Anis Fahmy
Secretariat of Qur’an & Sunnah Studies (QUSSA)-Ahmad Safwan Bin Shapiee
Secretariat of Political Science (POSSA)-Waffi Izzudin Bin Adam
Secretariat of Psychology (PSYCSTA)-Adam Ikhwan Bin Muhamad Fauzi
Secretariat of Fiqh and Usul Fiqh (SOFI)-Ahmad Irsyad Zahin Bin Ahmad Ridzuan
Secretariat of Communication (COSA)-Balqis Batrisyia Binti Mohd Radzi
Secretariat of Sociology & Anthropology (SOCASA)-Nur Islah Husnina Binti Mohamad Nazri
Many students hope that the newly elected leaders can increase student engagement, communicate more effectively, and build a more connected AHAS KIRKHS community.***
