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Predicting whistle-blowing intention in Malaysia : evidence from manufacturing companies
Published 2013“…'The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil, but by those who watch them without doing anything' – Albert EinsteinThe function of whistle-blowing as an effective internal control mechanism has been accepted around the globe. …”
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Debt overhang versus crowding out effects: Understanding the impact of external debts on capital formation in theory
Published 2016“…Most important of the negative consequences was the debt overhang and crowding out effects and their attendant effects on the economies.The study has shown that it has negatively affected the positive development of capital formation being one of the essential macroeconomic variables for a sustained economic development.…”
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Reflection on the socio-legal aspects of ICT advancements
Published 2016“…Information and communication technology (ICT) has the credit to be relatively more closely related to the society facilitating economic transactions to be easy and fast and social wellbeing in all walks of life. …”
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ICT advancements and its undesired ramifications
Published 2018“…Information and communication technology (ICT) has the credit to be relatively more closely related to the society facilitating economic transactions to be easy and fast and social wellbeing in all walks of life. …”
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And Still It Comes: Fate and Mortality in the Halloween Franchise
Published 2021“…Even as he rises again and again from her blows, she maintains her belief that he is human and thus can be killed. …”
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Ahlan wa Sahlan Ya Ramadhan
Published 2017“…By performing fasting, the soul will be strengthen with self-refrain and self-control from the evil deeds towards a more purposeful life, so that people achieve intimacy and closeness with the Creator…”
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Distinguished Approach of Qur’aic Invocation
Published 2016“…The objective of these reminders are to clean that natural state which gets covered by the many issues we are facing in our lives, such as the family concerns, sociological problems, civilizational issues, customs, superstitions, fantasies of the world, temptations of the evil, lusts and self-advantages which drops him, the man, in the deep and dark well, and misguides him from that natural state to the infrequent state.…”
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Valley of hope : the Sungai Buloh National Leprosy Control Centre
Published 2006“…Leprosy - the mere mention of the word itself was enough to send a shiver down the spine during those days. Some even associated it with evil spirits and considered it a curse for those who contracted it as a punishment for doing something morally wrong. …”
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Constitutional democracy and constitutional adjudication: a comparison of constitutional adjudication institutions in Malaysia and Indonesia
Published 2016“…One of democratic responses to the evil of the majority is the emergence of the concept of constitutional democracy. …”
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A Colonial and Post-Colonial Assessment of Language in Akespear’s the Tempest and Friel’s Translations
Published 2008“…It could change the colonized countries into mimic people who just copy British values, cultures, beliefs, and identities. …”
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Iran’s foreign policy towards the United States during the Khatami Presidency, 1997-2005
Published 2016“…During World War II, Iran had a close relationship with the US. In 1952, Britain, the US and Mohammad Reza Shah planned a coup against Mohammad Mossadeq. …”
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The history and architecture of Al-Masjid Al-Haram
Published 2018“…The time-span covered in the book roughly ends with the first half of the era of the Ottoman Turks because what followed afterwards was an overture to a period of what could be described as a rapid disintegration and regression of Islamic homogeneous culture and civilization which ushered the Muslim world into the uncharted terrains of colonization, westernization and modernity. These, in turn, presented Islamic art, architecture and civilization as a whole with a great many unprecedented dilemmas and challenges which Muslims, unfortunately, are yet to fully come to terms with, let alone prevail over. …”
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The Mosque as a Community Center: A Concept and Evolution
Published 2014“…Following the ousting of the Umayyads from power by the Abbasids in 132 AH / 750 AC, the capital of the state was also moved to some low profile towns in Iraq, the center of the Abbasid rule. …”
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Preservation of Mabedda Bola ritual as sustainable tradition of hand stencil on prehistoric cave in South Sulawesi, Indonesia
Published 2014“…Mabedda Bola is a traditional ceremony ritual in the community of Bugis-Makassar, South Sulawesi (Indonesia) that is related with new house occupying.The important part of the activity is that makes the applying of the handprint on the poles of the new house.The colour of the handprint is yellowish white, produced from the mixture of rice flour, turmeric, and water.The handprint stamping on the polesis thought to have has the function as evil-power and misfortune repellent. This cultural practice is assumed as the continuation of making hand-stencils that are found in prehistoric caves in South Sulawesi.Not like the colour of handprint in the mabedda bola, handprints or hand-stencils prehistoric caves are usually using red or brown colour.But on the other hand they may have the similar function as misfortune repellent like worldwide researches revealed.Prehistoric cave that are rich with handprints (hand-stencils) are found in Maros-Pangkep Regency, which is also include within the culture area of the Bugis-Makassar people. …”
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Relevance of Guru Granth Sahib for interfaith understanding
Published 2014“…It is deeply rooted in the religious as well as historical experience of its founder, first Sikh Guru, Guru Nanak Dev (1469-1539) and his Nine successors (1539-1708). A close look at the sacred writings of Guru Nanak Dev makes it abundantly clear that he was disenchanted with the prevalent social order. …”
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