Don’t skip your breakfast
By Shajeetha Perveen Breakfast is something labelled as the most important meal of the day. The NHS Choices website insists that one should eat it…
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Tips to improve Quran recitation
By Nurlaili Najmin Learning about Quran is one of the virtuous acts of worship. It is whether we learn by reading it, pondering its meaning,…
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Bringing people together in the spirit of œBhineka Ika Tunggal”
By Wan Fakhira Wan Mhd Noor œBhineka Ika Tunggal is the official national Indonesia motto that has been ringing in my head throughout my journey…
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Hearing stories from patients with depressions
By Azanis Shahila While we all feel sad, moody or down from time to time, some people experience these feelings intensely, for long periods of…
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Employable qualities and skills graduates should possess
By Iman Ashraf Aly Aly As university students, we are expected to get employed once we graduate. Unfortunately, the job market is under immense competition…
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Reunion night for IIUM alumni where emotions ran high
By Ahmed Wafi GOMBAK, 2 January 2017 – Emotions ran high as alumni from the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) gathered at the Sayyidina Hamzah…
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Obesity statistics ring alarm bells in Malaysia
By Norzuwariah Mohamad Yusoff Malaysia has been experiencing a rapid phase of industrialisation and urbanisation in recent decades and has often been recognised as a…
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By Ma Xin Many people believe violence on college and university campuses is rare and view campus as a œsafe haven. However, a significant minority…
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UNICEF helping children and women in Nigeria’s conflict zone
By Moinafatima Soilihi Himidi More than 4.4 million people are struggling in crisis and emergency food security levels in northeast Nigeria, that part of the…
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By Fifi Harteeny Marzuki Last week, I had a chance to interview a young entrepreneur who has successfully been building his name at a very…
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