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VOLUMET NUMBER2

1999

INTERNATIONAL ISLAMIC UNIVERSITY MALAYSIA

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Editor Zaiar Athq Ansari Book Rerie$ Editor

.{bdul Rashid Moten

Editorid

Board M. Kamal Hassan

\{ohammad Aris

Hj.

Othman Abdullah ^Hassan Abdul Khaliq Kazi

Fiket

Karcic

International Advisory Board

Taha Jabir al-Alwani

USA

Abdul Haq Ansari Saudi Arabia

Deliar Noer Indonesia Ishaq Farhan

Jordan Khurshid Ahmad

Pakistan Zafar Ishaq Ansari

Pakistan Gamal Attia

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M. H.

Faruqi UK Anis Ahmad

Pakisnn Chandra Muzaffar

Malaysia

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Volume 7

Number

2

ISII\MIC ffi I'NIVRSIITT

1999

Intellectual Discourse

A Journal of

the

Itulliyyah (Facul$) of Islamic

Revealed

Knowledge

and

Human

Sciences

INTMNAIIONAL

_MAI,ATSIA

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Intellecnol Discoune is an academic, refereed journal, published twice a year by the

IIUM for

the Kulliyyah

of

Islarnic Revealed Knowledge ^and Human Sciences, International Islamic University Malaysia.

Opinions ^expressedin the journal are solely those of the authors and do not necessarily reflect the views

of

the

ediors, or

the publisher. Material published in the Dttcoarsa is copyrighted in its favour. As such, no part

of

this publication may be reproduced or transmitted in any form or by any means, electronic

or

mechanical,

including phoocopying, or

^any

information retrieval system, without permission

in writing from

^the

publisher.

Subscription

Annual subscription rates, including ^postageby airmail:

Insinions:

Malaysian Ringgits 65, US$ ³⁰ Individuals:

Malaysian Ringgits 35, US$ 20

Subscriptions are to be prepaid by bank draft in Malaysian Ringgits or ^US dollars, and made payable

to

International Islamic University, 53100 Gombak, Malaysia. Fax (603) 20562462, e-mul < [email protected] > ^. ISSNO ^12E4E7E

COVER DESIGN: SADDIQ

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olnternational Islamic Universiry Malaysia

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^SheildtAhmad,

Ahmad Marzuki

Hj. hinuldin, fuinurin

Abdul Rahman,

Tunku Badaiah Tunlot Ahmad, Haniza

Rais

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Muslim and European Perceptions of Oceanic "Trade " in the Fifteenth and Sixteenth Centuries and their Implications for Inte mational Politics

Abdullnh

al-Ahsan

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Re-defining the Human: Triumphs and Tribulations of Homo xerofiens Munawar A. Anees

Women's Participation in Scientific and Technical Fields in Malaysia

Nuralhan Mat Daud Conference

Islamic Economics in the 21" Centurv Muhammad Anwar

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Reviews

Review Article: Intemational Politics in the Last Decade of the 20e Century: Kennedy and Huntington Revisited

Muhammad

Aif kkaullah

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Book Reviews

Educational Philosophy and Practice of Syed Muhammad Naquib al-Attas: An Exposition of the Original Concept

of

Islamization, by Wan Mohd Nor Wan Daud

Ibrahim M.

Zein

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Quaid-i-Azam Mohammad

Ali

Jinnah: His Personality and His Politics, by S.M. Burke and Salim Al-Din _Quraishi;and Jinnah, Pakistan and Islamic Identity:

The Search for Saladin, by Akbar S. Ahmed

hfar

Afaq

Ansari

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Poverty from Multidimensional Perspectives: A Micro Level Study of Seven Malaysian ^Kampungs

(Villages), by Ataul Huq (Pramanik)

Syed Serajul

Islam

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GITTDELINES FOR AUTHORS

The material submitted to Intellectual Discourse should not have been published elsewhere, and should not be under consideration by another publication.

Four types of contributions are considered for publication in ^thisjournal: major articles reporting findings

of

original research; review articles synthesizing important &liberations related to disciplines within the domain of Islamic sciences;

$hort research notes or conmunications, containing original ideas or discussions on vital issues of contemporary concem and book reviews; and brief reader comments, or statements of diyergent viewpoints.

Thee copies of a manuscript shoutd be submitted to the Editor. The manuscripts should be printed in double space on one side of thq sheet. The cover page should

carry the title, name

of

the author(s), affiliatirin(s), and the complete mailing address of the principal author. The tide of the manusc pt should be repeated on the top of the first page of the text without author's name. A machine readable copy of

the manuscript in ASCII text would be appreciated.

The style should follow the Chicago Manunl of Stylz, laest edition. References should be sequentially numbered in the text in superccripts- References and notes should be combined in one sequence and should be ty?ed at the end of the text in order of appearance lvith corresponding Arabic numerals. Some specimen citations arc given below:

Book

1. hme5l RaI al-Fernqi and I-ois I-amy"a al-Faruqi, The Cultural Atlas oJ IsLom (New York: Macmillan Publishi"g Company, 1986).

Clapter in a Book

2. Muhammad Qaruruddin Khan, 'Al-Mdward,

"in

^M.M.^Starif^ed.,^{A History}^oJ

Muslim PhilosoplE (Weisbaden: Otto Harrassowitz, 1963), ⁷l7 -731.

Journal Article

3. M.

"Umar ^Chapra,"Islam and the Intemational Debt Problem," Joumal of

Islamic Studies 3 (1992):214-32.

Unpublished Wo*

4. Majid Atrmed Almanseuri, "The Role of the Friday Mosque in Islamic Cities"

(Ph.D. Dissertation, Stanford University , ^1977),llJl.+-l0z.

ReJerence Wo*

5. Encyclopaedia Britanniea,

llthed.,

s.v. "original package. "

A

brief iaformative abstract

of

150 words or less should be provided with the afiicle. It should state the purpose, medrods and results of the study.

Articles can be provisionally accepted, and authors will be expected to rrvise the rxanuscripts on the recorunendalion of referees. The editorial board reserves the right to edit a manuscript to make it more readable.

Address: Editor,

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telkctual Discourse, Intemational Islamic University Malaysia, Gombak,53100 Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. Phone (603) 205G5101, Fax: ⁽⁶⁰³⁾

2O5G4870. E-mail: < [email protected] > ^.

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