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An Approach to Eliminate Ambiguity of Blind ML Detection for Orthogonal Space-Time Block Codes
No full textVan-Su Pham, Minh-Tuan Le, Mai Linh, S. M. Humayun Kabir, Giwan Yoo
Poëmes de Kabir / Rabindranath Tagore ; traduit de l'anglais par Mme H. Mirabaud-Thorens ; [précédé de Notes sur la vie de Kabir, tirées de la monographie de M. Evelyn Underhill]
No full textComprend : Notes sur la vie de Kabir..
Seismic characterization and depositional significance of the Nahr Menashe deposits : Implications for the terminal phases of the Messinian salinity crisis in the north-east Levant Basin, offshore Lebanon
No full textACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We gratefully acknowledge Ramadan Ghalayini, Wissam Chbat and the Lebanese Petroleum Administration (LPA) for the provision of data without which this project would not have been possible. Schlumberger for granting Petrel© academic licences. SM Kabir is expressing his sincere thanks to the Bangabandhu Fellowship Trust, Bangladesh for sponsoring his PhD grant. We thank C. Gorini for the fruitful discussion during wring of this paper. We also thank the editor of the journal and reviewers Madof, Camerlenghi, Patruno and Amadori, who have spent their valuable time enhancing and improving the scientific con-tent of this paper.Peer reviewe
Sumbangan Profesor M. Kabir Hassan terhadap literatur kewangan Islam: suatu kajian bibliometrik
No full textThis study presents Professor M. Kabir Hassan's productivity, citations, collaborations with fellow researchers, publications, and content analysis with future research direction in conjunction with his 30th academic anniversary which is marked in 2021. The bibliometric and thematic analysis of the scientific legacy of Professor M. Kabir Hassan was conducted based on his publications from 1991 to 2021. During his long career, he has published 346 journal articles with 23,059 citations and collaborated with 292 authors globally. The findings of conceptual and empirical research papers published by Professor M. Kabir Hassan are crucial for the theoretical developments of Islamic finance, as well as its practical developments as a distinctive discipline. We have derived several research areas for future research based on the research works published by Professor M. Kabir Hassan, as follows: i) the issue of Islamic common market that needs to be examined further in the light of new data and changing global perspectives; ii) a study on the issues faced by Islamic banks in adopting Basel III and capital adequacy framework for Islamic banks; iii) new models for takaful need to be explored; iv) the cost of faith-based investing needs to be studied in the recent times, especially to understand the impact of the pandemic on it; v) a study to understand the perception of the government of Bangladesh, and international and multilateral organisations on the role of zakat to alleviate poverty; vi) the level of technology adoption by Islamic banks can be studied; and vii) the successful implementation of equity-based Islamic finance contracts could be empirically studied. It is anticipated that this research will motivate young and emerging scholars, as well as existing scholars, to excel in their arenas by producing quality research and publications in a consistent manne
Effect of postural changes on cardiorespiratory coordination in humans
No full textMuammar M. Kabir, Derek Abbott, David A. Saint, and Mathias Baumer
Data Protection Laws
No full textData protection, data privacy, and information privacy are all terms defined as the process of protecting important data/information from corruption, scam, fraud, loss, or compromise. This includes the relationship between the data collection and technology, the public perception and expectation of privacy, and the political as well as legal roots surrounding that data. Therefore, data protection laws aim to provide a balance between the individual’s privacy rights and the proper use of data
Conclusion
No full textThe book contains theoretical and practical knowledge of state-of-the-art authentication technologies and their applications in big data, IoT, and cloud computing with this technologically connected world. The first six chapters of the book provide the fundamental details of the authentication technologies.The objective of Chapters 7 to 11 is to develop fast and secure algorithms for resource-constrained IoT and cloud computing, while the aim of Chapter 12 is to protect the data by laws and policies. All these chapters include research challenges and future research directions with the evolution of technologies
The Dispute Resolution Framework for the Islamic Capital Market in Malaysia: Legal Obstacles and Options
No full textIntroduction
No full textAuthentication is central to any security issue, involving the verification process of the identity of a person or a process to access a secured system. Therefore, authentication is extremely important to guarantee the smooth flow of information without troubles. Authentication process is implemented for data in storage and data in-transit with communication network. Critical systems, e.g., energy, banking and finance, defense, transportation, business process, manufacturing, water system, and emergency services heavily rely on information systems and networks. Authentication has become an integrated part of modern computing and communication technologies, e.g., Internet of Things (IoT), cloud computing, and connected vehicles. This chapter provides an overview of the book, its theme, and purpose by introducing the topics of the book that presents the current technological advances and the new trends in authentication in information security
Equity costs and risks in emerging markets: Are ESG and Sharia principles complementary?
No full textBy proposing a novel continuous and time-varying measure of Sharia compliance, we investigate whether it enhances the effects of corporate social responsibility, proxied by Environmental- Social-Governance scores, on firms' equity costs and market risks in emerging countries. We construct a large dataset of non-financial listed firms incorporated in eighteen emerging markets, both Sharia-compliant and conventional (4612 firm-year observations from 2002 to 2018), finding a consistent, statistically significant, and negative association between the interaction of ESG scores and the Sharia sensitivity with the cost of equity. Moreover, we reveal that this negative relationship is mediated by firms' market risk (risk channel)
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