Institut Sultan Iskandar
Stewarding Excellence in Innovative Sustainable Urban Habitat
19th Mar 2015 - The Masterclass on Sustainable Development was held successfully from 12-19 March 2015 at Vista Room, Institut Sultan Iskandar.The project is funded by UNESCO and was headed by Dr Irina Safitri Zen. The masterclass was focusing on Four (4) sessions; (i) Basic Priciples on Environment & Ecosystems, (ii) Planning for Sustainable Cities and (iii) Environmental Issues.
Year: 2015
Cost: MYR370,000
Description
The Lembaga Bandaran Johor Tenggara (LBJT) has appointed ISI to undertake the above study, the aim of which is to revitalise Bandar Tenggara. A 5-years action plan as the study final output is a development plan proposal with the supporting policies, strategies and programs to promote for the enhancement of its economic environment, the quality of the urban environment, quality of life and its physical growth.
The project cost of RM370,000.00 requires the preparation submission of four progress reports; inception report; interim report; draft final and Final Reports with the seven months study duration. The Final Report has been submitted on 5th November 2015 and accepted by LBJT. Thus the project is deemed complete.
Title : Indeks Syariah Malaysia (ISM) : Sosial
Client : Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM)
Project Cost : RM90,000.00
Duration : 6 months ending by 31 December 2015
Head of Project: Assoc. Prof. Dr Kassim bin Tukiman
Description
ISI and Centre of Research for Fiqh Science & Technology - UTM CFirst submitted a proposal to JAKIM to undertake a research to establish ‘Indeks Syariah Malaysia - Sosial’. Malaysia Syariah Index is an index-developed to measure and assess Malaysia's efforts in achieving the five objectives of Maqasid Al-Syari'ah, namely, in the preservation of religion, life, lineage, intellect and property. Study results show that the MSI for the ‘Indeks Syariah Malaysia - Sosial’ sector stood at 68.53. Thus it would be beneficial if the government were to capitalize on the findings and further enhance existing social policies, so that the policies meet the objectives of Maqasid Syariáh, therefore contributing towards the development of the Muslim Ummah. The MSI research projects involving cross-disciplinary UTM experts, are the initiative of the UTM Centre for Fiqh Research in Science and Technology (CFIRST), with the project grants managed by UTM Institut Sultan Iskandar (ISI).
News & Activities
MoA Signing ceremony was held on 8th September 2015. Read about on MoA Ceremony
Second workshop was held on 28th September 2015 involving 6 experts. Read 2nd Workshop here
Title: Indeks Syariah Malaysia (ISM): Prasarana & Persekitaran
Client: Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM)
Project Cost: RM90,000.00
Duration: 6 months ending 31 December 2015
Head of Project: Assoc. Prof. Dr Syed Ahmad Iskandar b Syed Ariffin.
Description :
ISI and Centre of Research for Fiqh Science & Technology - UTM CFirst submitted a proposal to JAKIM to undertake a research to establish ‘Indeks Syariah Malaysia - Prasarana & Persekitaran’. Malaysia Syariah Index is an index-developed to measure and assess Malaysia's efforts in achieving the five objectives of Maqasid Al-Syari'ah, namely, in the preservation of religion, life, lineage, intellect and property.
Study results show that the MSI for the Malaysia Environmental and Infrastructure sector stood at 62.31, which is deemed to be at moderate level. This suggests that the government could take further initiatives in enhancing the environment and infrastructure in Malaysia.
The MSI research projects involving cross-disciplinary UTM experts are the initiative of the UTM Centre for Fiqh Research in Science and Technology (CFIRST), with the project grants managed by UTM Institut Sultan Iskandar (ISI).
News & Activities
MoA Signing ceremony was held on 8th September 2015. Read about on MoA Ceremony
Second workshop was held on 28th September 2015 involving 6 experts. Read 2nd Workshop here
Title : Indeks Syariah Malaysia (ISM) : Budaya
Client : Jabatan Kemajuan Islam Malaysia (JAKIM)
Project Cost : RM90,000.00
Duration : 6 months ending by 31 December 2015
Head of Project: Assoc. Prof. Dr Mohd Arieff bin Osman
Description :
ISI and Centre of Research for Fiqh Science & Technology - UTM CFirst submitted a proposal to JAKIM to undertake a research to establish ‘Indeks Syariah Malaysia - Budaya’. Malaysia Syariah Index is an index-developed to measure and assess Malaysia's efforts in achieving the five objectives of Maqasid Al-Syari'ah, namely, in the preservation of religion, life, lineage, intellect and property.
Study results show that the MSI for the ‘Indeks Syariah Malaysia - Budaya’ sector stood at 68.53. Thus it would be beneficial if the government were to capitalize on the findings and further enhance existing social policies, so that the policies meet the objectives of maqasid syariáh, therefore contributing towards the development of the Muslim Ummah.
The MSI research projects involving cross-discplinary UTM experts, are the initiative of the UTM Centre for Fiqh Research in Science and Technology (CFIRST), with the project grants managed by UTM Institut Sultan Iskandar (ISI).
News & Activities
MoA Signing ceremony was held on 8th September 2015. Read about on MoA Ceremony
Second workshop was held on 28th September 2015 involving 6 experts. Read 2nd Workshop here
