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The secularisation of the modern fields of knowledge leads to the deprivation of religious and sp... more The secularisation of the modern fields of knowledge leads to the deprivation of religious and spiritual considerations, particularly in the current medical curriculum. In the past, the heavy medical curriculum has been blamed as a major contributing factor of production of ―diseaseoriented‖ rather than ―patient-oriented‖ medical practitioners. Undergraduate students are very much unprepared to integrate the Islamic knowledge acquired during school-going years into the hectic life and specific conditions that they will encounter in the real clinical settings. There is a great need to reform the current education system to produce critical-minded medical practitioners, especially from the various aspects of the Islamic perspective. In IIUM, the teaching of medicine is augmented by series of relevant lectures and programs in line with the University‖s Islamization of Human Knowledge agenda. The Department of Orthopaedics, Traumatology and Rehabilitation of IIUM has taken a step ahead ...
Journal of Malay Islamic Studies
Malay culture is the unique racial and ethnic identity of the Malay people that cannot be separat... more Malay culture is the unique racial and ethnic identity of the Malay people that cannot be separated from the teachings of Islam that are embraced by Malay society. This article explains that Malay culture is firmly rooted in Islamic values. The doctrine of the belief in monotheism in Islam is the normative and philosophical basis of Malay culture. Meanwhile the teachings of Islam about truth and justice become the spirit that animates the behavior of the Malay community in their daily lives. Malay culture integrated with Islamic values must be well communicated in the interaction of Malays with non-Malay races and ethnicities. This is important so that the values of Islam as a mercy for the universe can be felt by all humans. The final part of this paper shows how Malay Muslims have not yet understood Malay culture in a broader perspective. Culture is only understood as cultural art, whereas Malay culture also includes aspects of politics, social, science, economics and so on. O...
The secularisation of the modern fields of knowledge leads to the deprivation of religious and sp... more The secularisation of the modern fields of knowledge leads to the deprivation of religious and spiritual considerations, particularly in the current medical curriculum. In the past, the heavy medical curriculum has been blamed as a major contributing factor of production of ―diseaseoriented‖ rather than ―patient-oriented‖ medical practitioners. Undergraduate students are very much unprepared to integrate the Islamic knowledge acquired during school-going years into the hectic life and specific conditions that they will encounter in the real clinical settings. There is a great need to reform the current education system to produce critical-minded medical practitioners, especially from the various aspects of the Islamic perspective. In IIUM, the teaching of medicine is augmented by series of relevant lectures and programs in line with the University‖s Islamization of Human Knowledge agenda. The Department of Orthopaedics, Traumatology and Rehabilitation of IIUM has taken a step ahead ...
Journal of Malay Islamic Studies
Malay culture is the unique racial and ethnic identity of the Malay people that cannot be separat... more Malay culture is the unique racial and ethnic identity of the Malay people that cannot be separated from the teachings of Islam that are embraced by Malay society. This article explains that Malay culture is firmly rooted in Islamic values. The doctrine of the belief in monotheism in Islam is the normative and philosophical basis of Malay culture. Meanwhile the teachings of Islam about truth and justice become the spirit that animates the behavior of the Malay community in their daily lives. Malay culture integrated with Islamic values must be well communicated in the interaction of Malays with non-Malay races and ethnicities. This is important so that the values of Islam as a mercy for the universe can be felt by all humans. The final part of this paper shows how Malay Muslims have not yet understood Malay culture in a broader perspective. Culture is only understood as cultural art, whereas Malay culture also includes aspects of politics, social, science, economics and so on. O...