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    Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani: His Method of Islamic Da'wah (mission)
    (Islamic University College of Malaysia, 2002) Abdullah Muhammad Zin, Prof. Dato' Dr.
    It is widely believed today that the Islamic da'wah movement began as a late reaction against western colonialism in Muslim countries. But a through study in the field of movement in Islam must run deeper into history than the nineteenth century. One becomes aware that much of what is recognized as da'wah activity and methodology today are to be found in the eleventh and twelth centuries, the time of Shaykh Abd al-Qadir al-Jilani,who was born in Jilan, a district in Iran, in 470 A.H./1077 A.D. and who died in Baghdad in 561 A.H/1166 A.D..
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    Islamic Dakwah in the Age of Information and Communication Technology
    (Fakulti Kepimpinan dan Pengurusan, Kolej Universiti Islam Malaysia, 2003) Hersi Mohamed Hilole ; Muhammad Yusuf Khalid ; Abdul Halim Arsyad
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    Islamic Studies in World Institutions of Higher Learning: Issues and Challenges in the era of Globalization
    (Islamic University College of Malaysia, 2004) Abd. Karim Abdullah ; Abdul Samat Musa, Prof. Dr. ; Hazleena Baharun
    The papers collected in this book were presented at the International Conference on Islamic Studies in World Institutions of Higher Learning, organized by the Islamic University College of Malaysia, KUIM on 29-30 July 2002, in Kuala Lumpur. The contributions explore various challenges as well as prospects of Islamic studies in the United Kingdom, Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia ang Egypt. The contributors agree on thr urgent need to equip teachers anf students of Islamic Studies with relevants skills and dynamic approchers to prepsre them to face the msny challenges of globalzation.
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    The World Today: Current Global Issues in Conjuction with 50th Indenpendence Day
    (USIM, 2007) Hishomudin Ahmad ; Azman Ab Rahman ; Hisham Muhammad Taky Eldin
    The publication of the third book by General Studies Centre is based on global issues is light of the celebration of the 50th Independence Day of Malaysia. This book is a collection of various current global issues. Varieties of writing on the executions. challenges and success faced and achieved is the are presentad also involved language. Islamic law and legislature, communication and media, technology and various other interesting issues relevant to general studies in Malaysia.
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    Issues in Law and Syariah: In Conjunction with the Renaming of KUIM to USIM
    (USIM, 2007) Nik Salida Suhaila Nik Saleh ; Mohammad Noorizzuddin Nooh ; Sapora Sipon ; Alina Abdul Rahim ; Badrul Munir Muhammad Nur
    This book is part of USIM's effort towards enriching studies on legal issues. The subject of Laws and syariah and its comparative studies has grown in importance in recent years and the main emphasis of this book is both on the local and global atmosphere. This book is a good reference for those who like to know more about Malaysian legal issues as it consists of relevant sources, case laws and selected historical points pertaining to this study.
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    Employability of Islamic Studies Graduates in Malaysia
    (USIM, 2007) Muhammad Haji Alias ; Nursilah Ahmad ; Zurina Kefeli @ Zulkefli
    Rising trend in graduated unemployment especially after the deep aconomic recession experienced by the Malaysian economy precipatated by the East Asian Financial Crisis of 1997 has become a national issue. Policy makers, academic administrators, stakeholders and the public alike are greatly concerned with graduate employability or a lack of it. A lack of employabilty has a negative impact on the ability of the graduates to obtain employment.One dimension of employability is having the skills and knowledge required to acquired and retain a job (saterfield and McLarty, 1995). A graduate who is not equipped with the required skills may find it diffilcut to obtain employment, let alone to retain it. In the Malaysian context, the often cited reasons for graduate unemployment are lack of communication skills, poor command of english and no work experience. this book reports the findings of a researchon graduate employability of islamic studies graduates from local universities viz. UKM, UIAM, and UM which offer islamic studies programs. the sample consisted of graduates who completed their studies at the end of 1999/2000 academic session and received their degrees in 2000. the studies sought information on the key skills that have been given or transferred to the graduates during the course of theirs studies in their respective universities. from the findings, unemployed Islamic studies graduates in the sample chosen were, by their own assessment, lacking in many of the soft skills such as communication skills, English proficiency skill, interviewing and ICT skills. As a comparison, employed Islamic studies graduates in the sample chosen listed in order of importance academic achievment, communication skills, English proficiency skills, self confidence and field of study as the major factors influencing employability.
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    Language and Life
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2007) Nik Salida Suhaila Nik Saleh ; Sapora Sipon ; Badrul Munir Muhammad Nur
    The collection of essays is the consensus effort of a group of editors for the special publication in conjunction with the renaming of Kolej Universiti Islam Malaysia (KUIM) to Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia (USIM). Credit must be given to all editors for the good work in getting the manuscript ready for publication. The editors have sought papers that are original, perspective and address current issues directly. A healthy and mature society such as found in Malaysia is perfectly able to discuss any issue as long it is done in a spirit of good neighbourliness and mutual respects.
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    The World Today: Current Global Issues in Conjuction with 50th Indenpendence Day
    (USIM, 2007) Hishomudin Ahmad ; Azman Ab Rahman ; Hisham Muhammad Taky Eldin
    The publication of the third book by General Studies Centre is based on global issues is light of the celebration of the 50th Independence Day of Malaysia. This book is a collection of various current global issues. Varieties of writing on the executions. challenges and success faced and achieved is the are presentad also involved language. Islamic law and legislature, communication and media, technology and various other interesting issues relevant to general studies in Malaysia.
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    The Development of Economics and Muamalat Practices: In Conjunction with the Renaming of KUIM to USIM
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2007) Nik Salida Suhaila Nik Saleh ; Sapora Sipon ; Badrul Munir Muhammad Nur ; Alina Abdul Rahim ; Mohammad Noorizzuddin Nooh
    The fields of economics and Muamalat influence our daily life from many angles. By incorporating that into considerattion, the editioral team for this special occasion of renaming KUIM to USIM has comu up with acollection of article that covers the area zakat, corporate governance and corporate social responsibilities, takaful, halal branding, wakaf and also the implementation of Islamic Banking system in Malaysia. These article are the results of relentless effort thrown in by USIM,s lecturers.
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    Network Security: an Introduction to Techniques and Standard
    (USIM, 2007) Waidah Ismail ; Kamaruzzaman Seman ; Shaharudin Ismail
    The world has undergone a revolution in information and communication technology due to the increasing demands for information transmission. The internet has been the pinnacle to the worldwide interlocking communication network. The users such goverments and private firms keep enormous amount of information on people, products, commodities, and processes. Clearly, the information needs to be protected from paying eyes.
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    Second Language Reading: Problem, Diagnosis & Instruction
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2008) Harison @ Hanisa Mohd Sidek
    This book offers some new insights of how second language (L12) reading practitioners may assist learners with reading problems. Reading fluency and comprehension are the primary components of the diagnosis process. Explicit procedures and appropriate tools for both diagnosis and instruction are also presented in this book as guidelines to L2 practitioners who are interested in assisting struggling readers.
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    Essays on Language and Ethnic Relations
    (Pusat Pengajian Umum, Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2008) Abdul Karim Abdullah @ Leslie Terebessy ; Nabila Yusof @ Abdul Rahman ; Hisham Sabri
    This book has a lot of benefit to increase a new knowledge. The content is related to issues in generating new finding in language and ethnic relation. Most of the topic being approach with Islamic Principle. The topic discussed the issue related to intercultural conflict management, motivational orientation, languages human capital and ethnic relation.
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    Issues on English as Second Language Pedagogy: a Research Based Perspective
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2008) Haliza Harun
    The Interesting feature of this collection of work is that it not only includes some of the common problems faced by many language learners but also some innovative teaching technique of overcoming such problems.
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    Contemporary Issues and General Studies in Conjunction with the Renaming of KUIM to USIM
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2008) Nik Salida Suhaila Nik Saleh ; Sapora Sipon ; Mohd Noorizzuddin Nooh
    The topics of the articles discussed in this book are very attractive since they compromise important contemporary issues. Such issues are always a being conversed and transed out in many seminars, conferences and even in daily life. It is the anticipation of this book that the articles inside will be modest contribution and references as part of the solution of current issues. Apart from the contents, the presentation of the book is also enhanced as it considers readers with different language capabilities. The articles in the book are written in English, Malay and Arabic languages according to the writers and content appropriateness.
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    Sapphire Series 1: Activity Book for English Language Support Programmes
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2009) Norhana Abdullah ; Juliana Niza Ismail Adnan
    Sapphire is ideal for English Language learners by providing engaging, learner-centered task-based activities. Designed to introduce English language learning to average learners, this activity book opens the door to a wider social and academic experiences to first year university student. It assist in developing the ability to use English confidently and effectively to meet social and academic demands.
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    أثر الزمان على تفسير القرآن الكريم دراسة مقارنه بين جامع البيان للطبري
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2009) الدكتور عبد الكريم توري
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    Mengenali Makanan Dalam Al-Quran
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2010) Mohamed Akhiruddin Ibrahim ; Azniwati Abdul Aziz
    Buku ini mendedahkan pelbagai fakta sains mengenai makanan yang di sebut dalam al-Quran. Pendedahan ini bedasarkan dalil-dalil naqli yang menyentuh makanan dan minuman yang berkhasiat serta yang mendatangkan kemudaratan.
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    Animals in the Holy Quran Vol. 13
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2010) Mohamed Akhiruddin Ibrahim ; Azlina Mohamed Nor
    Animals were created by Allah with different characteristics and purpose. Obviosly, what differentiates us from animals is the fact that we were gifted with aql.
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    Stres Dalam Kalangan Kanak-Kanak Vol. 16
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2010) Amin Al-Haadi Shafie ; Mizan Adiliah Ahmad Ibrahim
    Buku yang dibahagikan kepada dua bahagian inin menghuraikan persoalan stres pada bahagian satu dan bahagian dua pula memberi penekanan kepada persoalan tekanan kalangan kanak-kanak pintar.
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    Reading Instruction Theory and Practice
    (Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia, 2010) Harison @ Hanisa Mohd Sidek
    This book offers insights into some theories and practices in first language reading which may serve as a platform for second language reading. Advancement in first language reading theories and instructional practices could be transferred to second language reading domain with appropriate modifications to suit the nature of second language reading.