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Shar3i, The Podcast. Episode 7, with Faisal Kamal.
No full textSitting in a virtual teahouse, Shar3i meets with scholars interested in Islamic law to discuss their research and teaching, but also their hobbies. It begins with the scholars participating in the 10th Islamic Legal Studies conference, convened by the International Society of Islamic Legal Studies (ISILS) in partnership with the Governance Programme at the Aga Khan University – Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations (AKU-ISMC), held at the Aga Khan Centre in London, 19–21 May 2022.
In this episode, Gianluca Parolin and Serena Tolino meet Faisal Kamal, PhD student at the University of Toronto
Air Kamal, Wiley College, 2018 Poetry Interpretation Event
No full textVideo of Air Kamal\u27s (Wiley College) presentation for the final round of the Poetry Interpretation Event for the 2018 American Forensic Association National Individual Events Tournament held at Colorado College
Integrating faith and knowledge: Kamal Hassan’s legacy at IIUM
No full textAs one of the leading Muslim scholars of his time, in the early 80s, Mohd Kamal Hassan was appointed by the government of Malaysia to develop a concept for a contemporary Muslim institution of higher learning in Malaysia. Tun Dr. Mahathir Mohamad, the then Prime Minister of Malaysia, wanted such an academia to be international, which would make it appealing to the global community. Kamal Hassan, who was well-known for his balanced and comprehensive understanding of Islam, managed to make Mahathir’s dream a reality.
Deeply rooted in spirituality and philosophy, Kamal Hassan was able to establish a modern Islamic centre for learning which had a strong foundation in Islamic Tawhidic epistemology, which places much emphasis on the God-centeredness of life, man as the Khalifah of Allah, Islamic moral values, man’s good relationship with nature, and fellow human beings. His idea of Islam as a holistic philosophy of life shaped the university's vision, mission, and its efforts in promoting peace and harmony within the Muslim Ummah and the world at large.
Kamal Hassan remained deeply involved in the university's development throughout his life, until his last breath on 23rd February 2023. As a visionary Muslim scholar, he recognized that a sound spiritual and moral foundation is an essential element needed for personal development alongside academic growth. His collaboration with AbdulHamid AbuSulayman, IIUM's second rector, further solidified the university's unique position in higher education.
Kamal Hassan's views on the role of spirituality in education, his holistic approach to student development, and all his other efforts made the International Islamic University Malaysia one of the outstanding Islamic universities in the world
Kamal Hassan’s vision for holistic education at IIUM
No full textIn the 1980s, Malaysian Islamic scholar Mohd Kamal Hassan was commissioned by Malaysia’s Prime Minister to draft a concept paper for establishing the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). Known for his balanced and comprehensive grasp of Islam, Kamal Hassan conceptualized IIUM with a robust philosophical, epistemological, and ideological foundation. His vision framed Islam as a holistic way of life, shaping the university’s mission to promote peace and harmony within the Muslim community and beyond.
Deeply involved in IIUM’s development until his passing in 2023, Hassan emphasized the importance of spiritual and moral foundations in education, viewing them as essential alongside academic growth.
His collaboration with AbdulHamid AbuSulayman, IIUM’s second rector, further cemented the university’s distinctive position in global Islamic higher education. Hassan’s holistic approach to education and spirituality continues to influence IIUM’s identity and legacy
Late IIUM rector Kamal Hassan shaped varsity physically and spiritually
No full textI MET the late Professor Muhammad Kamal Hassan, who died on Feb 23, more than a decade ago as vice-chancellor or rector of our universities.
I was drawn to his soft-spoken, well-mannered personality.
Kamal was renowned not only for his scholarly works and endeavours, but he was also well regarded by many colleagues and students from all over the world.
He has been a household name for those who visited the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) since its establishment in 1983
Mohd Kamal Hassan embodies integration of knowledge
No full textEducational philosopher Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas (1931-) is Malaysia's gift to the world of knowledge and learning. Through the concept of Islamisation/dewesternization of knowledge that he articulates in his monumental book Islam and Secularism (1978), he participates in the debate on the problems of education and contributes to the discourse of addressing them. Al-Attas emphasises the importance of producing a well-balanced personality through integration of knowledge. In this essay, I will discuss another contemporary Malaysian educational philosopher, Mohd. Kamal Hassan (1942-), who I believe embodies the concept of integration of knowledge
The Forming Of A Chaplain: Crossing The Divide: An Interview with Kamal Abu-Shansieh
No full textInterview with Kamal Abu-Shansieh wherein he describes his journey of becoming a chaplain and then working with Muslims all over the world to assist them to develop their own chaplain services
Redesain Stadion Kamal Junaidi Jepara
No full textFootball is a very popular sport in the world with the number 1 most fans. Football can be a lot of fans because all people can enjoy football, enjoy it from playing, training, watching to make football a business opportunity. The stadium for a team is very important because that's where the supporters can see and enjoy directly, as well as in Jepara the Kamal Junaidi Stadium must be used again for official professional matches. The method used by the author in this research is observation, literature study and comparative study. The planning and redesign of Kamal Junaidi Stadium will be adjusted to national standards, because later Kamal Junaidi Stadium will be used for national matches. Kamal Junaidi Stadium apart from being the home object of Persijap Jepara, this stadium can be rented for football matches from anywhere. According to the author's observations from the three aspects of the after-occupation evaluation at the Kamal Junaidi Stadium, Jepara, there were several problems related to behavioral, functional, and technical aspects. Problems that arise can be solved by renovating the stadium. The renovations included structural, architectural and mechanical fields so as to make Kamal Junaidi Stadium Jepara able to hold matches on a national scale
DJAMAL KAMAL - AN EXPERIENCED TRANSLATOR
No full textThe article is dedicated to the brief biography of Jamal Kamal, the great poet of Uzbekistan, skilled translator and publicist, a public man, a literary critic, and the candidate of philological sciences. Along with his creative activity, the author translated the finest pieces of world literature into the Uzbek language. It is also an ancient tradition to translate samples of Persian literature into Turkic or, conversely, Turkic works of art into Persian. Taking into account all above said, Jamal Kamal was one of the first in Uzbekistan to translate the work of Jaloliddin Rumi “Masnaviy Manaviy” into Uzbek. In order to confirm our opinion, the original Uzbek translations have been studied comparatively
Kamal Butros Oral History
No full textKamal Butros worked as a librarian at AUC from 1926 to 1966. His interview outlines the development of AUC’s library, which had a limited collection of around 4,000 volumes at the start of his service, and no professionally trained staff (Butros had no previous library training or experience). He recalls the changes introduced in 1928 by AUC’s first professional librarian, Helen Flinn, including reclassification of the collection and the development of a card catalog. From the late 1930s through the end of the 1940s faculty members supervised the library, and by the 1950s the staff had increased in size (including long-serving staff members Nicola George and Karim Helmy), and professional librarians hired (Helen Fair, Florence Ljungren, Mahmud Sheniti) and student assistants employed. The library received increased attention, budget, and staff (up to around 30) under President Raymond McLain, and was moved from the Main Building to Hill House in 1957. Attempts to improve student behavior in the library (excessive noise, socializing between men and women) are also mentioned. This interview is documented through notes taken by interviewer Lawrence Murphy rather than a verbatim transcript; there is no audio for this interview
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