Muhammad Adil Iqbal and Shaikh Abdul Mabud https://doi.org/10.53105/jig.6-3 Abstract Advancements in artificial intelligence, robotics, neural interfaces, artificial organs and systems, automation, virtual and augmented reality, machine learning, and many more hold...
Lim Ren Chong https://doi.org/10.53105/jig.6-2 Abstract The Islamic world in the period between 132AH/750AD – 655AH/1258AD is marked by technological advancements stemming from the ability of its community to preserve, adapt and build on already existing knowledge...
Muhammad Salman Khan and Hinna Nayab https://doi.org/10.53105/jig.6-1 Abstract Health and Healthcare have been highly impacted by the global technological revolution resulting in more intelligent systems, optimised hospital workflows, disease prediction and analytics,...
Fatima Hamdulay https://doi.org/10.53105/jig.5-4 Abstract How do we engender excellence? Malcolm Gladwell popularised the notion of a “Tipping Point” – little things that make a big difference and move to a point where the social phenomenon gains traction that is...
Syazana Fauzi https://doi.org/10.53105/jig.5-3 Abstract This study seeks to ascertain the state actor dynamics in Brunei’s healthcare policies from the perspectives of an Islamic system of governance, by first identifying the state actors, or institutions, involved in...
Serdar Demirel https://doi.org/10.53105/jig.5-5 Abstract The 21st century began with major crises for the Muslim World. The invasion of Iraq and Afghanistan, the Arab Spring and its following events led to the death and immigration of millions of individuals, as well...
