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Welcome to our library’s diverse collections, curated to support your academic and intellectual pursuits. Whether you’re exploring a new subject, conducting research, or seeking inspiration, our collections offer a wealth of resources to meet your needs.
Printed collection:
Dive into our extensive collection of print books spanning various genres, disciplines, and topics. From classic literature to contemporary scholarship, our print collection provides a tangible and immersive reading experience for all.
1. Reference collection
2. Control Access Resources
3. Leisure Reading Collection
4. Serial collection
5. Special Collection
6. Law Collection
7. Browse-Able Multimedia Collection
8. Browse-Able Theses Collection
1. Reference collection
2. Control Access Resources
3. Leisure Reading Collection
4. Serial collection
5. Special Collection
6. Law Collection
7. Browse-Able Multimedia Collection
8. Browse-Able Theses Collection
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Our Online Resources
Welcome to our library’s online resources, where knowledge meets convenience at your fingertips. Our online platform offers a wealth of digital resources carefully curated to support your academic and research needs.
What We Offer:
1) Online journals:
Online journals, also referred to as electronic or e-journals, are digital counterparts of traditional print journals. These publications are exclusively published and accessed online, providing readers with convenient access to a wide range of scholarly content via digital platforms. By offering online access, these journals enhance accessibility and facilitate efficient dissemination of academic research and knowledge across various disciplines and geographic regions. Online journals play a crucial role in modern academic research, providing researchers, scholars, and students with timely and easily accessible resources to support their studies and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their respective fields.
2) E-book:
An ebook, short for electronic book, is a digital rendition of a conventional printed book that is designed to be read on electronic devices such as computers, tablets, e-readers, or smartphones. These digital versions of books offer readers the flexibility to access and read their favorite titles anytime, anywhere, without the need for physical copies. Ebooks typically come in various formats such as PDF, EPUB, and MOBI, allowing compatibility across different devices and platforms. With the convenience of electronic delivery, ebooks have become increasingly popular among readers, offering a portable and customizable reading experience while reducing the environmental impact associated with traditional printed books.
3) IIUM Repository (IRep):
The IIUM Repository serves as a digital archive housing a diverse collection of documents and scholarly output contributed by IIUM staff across a wide range of subjects and disciplines. This repository includes a variety of materials such as journal articles, chapters or sections of books, complete books, and conference papers, all of which showcase the research and academic contributions of IIUM staff members. The works featured in the IIUM Repository are authored by IIUM staff members individually or in collaboration with other parties, reflecting the collaborative and interdisciplinary nature of research at IIUM. This repository serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and the academic community, facilitating access to a wealth of scholarly works and contributing to the dissemination of knowledge both within and beyond the university.
4) IIUM Students Repository:
The IIUM Student Repository is a dedicated platform that gathers, safeguards, and offers access to digital materials showcasing the academic achievements of IIUM students. Specifically, this repository focuses on collecting postgraduate theses and dissertations authored by IIUM students from the year 1987 onward. The collections within this repository comprise a comprehensive archive of research conducted by IIUM postgraduate students, spanning various disciplines and areas of study. Students, faculty members, and other stakeholders can access these valuable resources by logging in using their iMa’luum usernames and passwords, ensuring secure and authenticated access to the repository’s contents. By providing a centralized platform for the storage and dissemination of students’ scholarly works, the IIUM Student Repository plays a crucial role in showcasing the academic excellence and intellectual contributions of IIUM’s postgraduate community.
5) IIUM Manuscripts:
The IIUM Digital Manuscripts database serves as a digital repository housing a collection of digitized manuscripts accessible through the IIUM Dar al-Hikmah library. Our collection comprises original manuscripts presented in both book format and microform formats, offering a comprehensive range of historical and cultural materials for scholarly exploration and research. Through this database, users gain access to a wealth of digitized manuscripts, enabling them to explore and study these invaluable historical documents from various disciplines and periods. Whether users are interested in Islamic studies, literature, history, or other fields, the IIUM Digital Manuscripts database provides a unique opportunity to engage with original manuscripts in digital form, preserving and promoting these treasures of knowledge for current and future generations.
Welcome to our library’s online resources, where knowledge meets convenience at your fingertips. Our online platform offers a wealth of digital resources carefully curated to support your academic and research needs.
What We Offer:
1) Online journals:
Online journals, also referred to as electronic or e-journals, are digital counterparts of traditional print journals. These publications are exclusively published and accessed online, providing readers with convenient access to a wide range of scholarly content via digital platforms. By offering online access, these journals enhance accessibility and facilitate efficient dissemination of academic research and knowledge across various disciplines and geographic regions. Online journals play a crucial role in modern academic research, providing researchers, scholars, and students with timely and easily accessible resources to support their studies and contribute to the advancement of knowledge in their respective fields.
2) E-book:
An ebook, short for electronic book, is a digital rendition of a conventional printed book that is designed to be read on electronic devices such as computers, tablets, e-readers, or smartphones. These digital versions of books offer readers the flexibility to access and read their favorite titles anytime, anywhere, without the need for physical copies. Ebooks typically come in various formats such as PDF, EPUB, and MOBI, allowing compatibility across different devices and platforms. With the convenience of electronic delivery, ebooks have become increasingly popular among readers, offering a portable and customizable reading experience while reducing the environmental impact associated with traditional printed books.
3) IIUM Repository (IRep):
The IIUM Repository serves as a digital archive housing a diverse collection of documents and scholarly output contributed by IIUM staff across a wide range of subjects and disciplines. This repository includes a variety of materials such as journal articles, chapters or sections of books, complete books, and conference papers, all of which showcase the research and academic contributions of IIUM staff members. The works featured in the IIUM Repository are authored by IIUM staff members individually or in collaboration with other parties, reflecting the collaborative and interdisciplinary nature of research at IIUM. This repository serves as a valuable resource for students, researchers, and the academic community, facilitating access to a wealth of scholarly works and contributing to the dissemination of knowledge both within and beyond the university.
4) IIUM Students Repository:
The IIUM Student Repository is a dedicated platform that gathers, safeguards, and offers access to digital materials showcasing the academic achievements of IIUM students. Specifically, this repository focuses on collecting postgraduate theses and dissertations authored by IIUM students from the year 1987 onward. The collections within this repository comprise a comprehensive archive of research conducted by IIUM postgraduate students, spanning various disciplines and areas of study. Students, faculty members, and other stakeholders can access these valuable resources by logging in using their iMa’luum usernames and passwords, ensuring secure and authenticated access to the repository’s contents. By providing a centralized platform for the storage and dissemination of students’ scholarly works, the IIUM Student Repository plays a crucial role in showcasing the academic excellence and intellectual contributions of IIUM’s postgraduate community.
5) IIUM Manuscripts:
The IIUM Digital Manuscripts database serves as a digital repository housing a collection of digitized manuscripts accessible through the IIUM Dar al-Hikmah library. Our collection comprises original manuscripts presented in both book format and microform formats, offering a comprehensive range of historical and cultural materials for scholarly exploration and research. Through this database, users gain access to a wealth of digitized manuscripts, enabling them to explore and study these invaluable historical documents from various disciplines and periods. Whether users are interested in Islamic studies, literature, history, or other fields, the IIUM Digital Manuscripts database provides a unique opportunity to engage with original manuscripts in digital form, preserving and promoting these treasures of knowledge for current and future generations.
The Reference Collection is a rich
repository of knowledge and information, meticulously curated to offer
a wide array of resources such as Dictionaries, Encyclopedias,
Directories, Biographies, Numerical data compilations, Handbooks,
Manuals, Bibliographies, Yearbooks, Gazetteers, Atlases, Indexes, and
Abstracts. Spanning all four floors of the library, this collection is
organized by subject for easy navigation. Except for Level one, the
Reference Collection is organized on wooden shelves.
Please note that while users are welcome to explore and utilize the collection within the library premises, it is not available for borrowing.
Each item in the Reference Collection is assigned a call number beginning with the lowercase letter “r” for easy identification and access. For example:
Title: The Yearbook of English studies / Modern Humanities Research Association
Call number: r PE1Y39M 2005v35
Please note that while users are welcome to explore and utilize the collection within the library premises, it is not available for borrowing.
Each item in the Reference Collection is assigned a call number beginning with the lowercase letter “r” for easy identification and access. For example:
Title: The Yearbook of English studies / Modern Humanities Research Association
Call number: r PE1Y39M 2005v35
The Controlled Access Collection
comprises a diverse range of materials including red-spot books,
Theses, Research reports, Pictorial collections, Official publications,
and Small-size publications. These materials are strategically located
across all four floors of the library. While certain collections are
openly displayed on shelves to facilitate browsing, others require
over-the-counter access and have a restricted borrowing period. To know
the exact locations of the controlled access collections, clients are
advised to use Shelf Directory (Smart Siddiq Directory). Some
collections are placed on open shelves for easy browsing, and some are
over-the-counter access and have a limited borrowing period.
Here is list of our control access resources:
Level 1
• Ahmad Ibrahim Collection (AIC)
• Law Red Spot / Law Closed Access Collection
Level 2
• Small Size Publications
• Red Spot Books
Level 3
• Faculty Publications
• Printed Theses
• Pictorial Collections
• AV Materials
Level 4
• Printed Examination Papers (
• Official Government Publications
Here is list of our control access resources:
Level 1
• Ahmad Ibrahim Collection (AIC)
• Law Red Spot / Law Closed Access Collection
Level 2
• Small Size Publications
• Red Spot Books
Level 3
• Faculty Publications
• Printed Theses
• Pictorial Collections
• AV Materials
Level 4
• Printed Examination Papers (
• Official Government Publications
The Leisure Reading Collection, also
referred to as recreational, browsing, or popular reading collections,
offers a diverse selection of popular and best-selling fiction and
non-fiction books. This collection is designed for leisurely reading
and relaxation, catering to various interests and tastes. All books in
this collection are available for borrowing, allowing clients to enjoy
a wide range of light reading materials covering bestsellers,
motivation, hobbies, crafts, and more. Whether you’re seeking an
engaging novel, inspirational literature, or resources for creative
pursuits, the Leisure Reading Collection provides something for
everyone to enjoy during their leisure time.
How to borrow?
Click at the links https://hikmahlib.iium.edu.my/ to view availability or to search our whole collection.
Books can also be borrowed at the self-service machines in our library. The loan privilege for these materials is the same as the general collection.
You are welcome to make a recommendation for the collection by sending an email request to library@iium.edu.my
How to borrow?
Click at the links https://hikmahlib.iium.edu.my/ to view availability or to search our whole collection.
Books can also be borrowed at the self-service machines in our library. The loan privilege for these materials is the same as the general collection.
You are welcome to make a recommendation for the collection by sending an email request to library@iium.edu.my
The Serial Collection encompasses a
variety of back volumes of printed journals. Back volumes of journals
are conveniently shelved together, allowing easy access for browsing
and research purposes. Additionally, this collection features both
local popular magazines and international popular magazines, offering a
diverse range of content to suit varying interests.
Dar al-Hikmah Library Serials Collection is located at Level 4. Our collections consist of titles in various subjects such as religion, language, architecture, environmental design, law, economy, management science, engineering, education, and information and communication technology. Items in the Serials Collection are available in variety of formats: loose-journals, bounded journals, online databases and electronic journals.
The library has over 1,500 titles of printed journals, reports, yearbooks, directories and etc.
SERIALS
The library exclusively maintains back volumes of printed journals, as subscriptions to new printed journals have ceased. Past issues are systematically bound and organized based on their publication year.
POPULAR MAGAZINES
The collection comprises both local and international popular magazines. However, we no longer subscribe to recent-year publications. Previous issues are bound by publication year and are accessible on open shelves.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS
Our collection includes diverse official publications, encompassing Malaysian government publications, foreign government publications, materials from local, national, international, and regional organizations, publications from business organizations, universities and colleges, as well as those from NGOs, associations, and societies. These resources are accessible on open shelves for your convenience.
Dar al-Hikmah Library Serials Collection is located at Level 4. Our collections consist of titles in various subjects such as religion, language, architecture, environmental design, law, economy, management science, engineering, education, and information and communication technology. Items in the Serials Collection are available in variety of formats: loose-journals, bounded journals, online databases and electronic journals.
The library has over 1,500 titles of printed journals, reports, yearbooks, directories and etc.
SERIALS
The library exclusively maintains back volumes of printed journals, as subscriptions to new printed journals have ceased. Past issues are systematically bound and organized based on their publication year.
POPULAR MAGAZINES
The collection comprises both local and international popular magazines. However, we no longer subscribe to recent-year publications. Previous issues are bound by publication year and are accessible on open shelves.
OFFICIAL PUBLICATIONS
Our collection includes diverse official publications, encompassing Malaysian government publications, foreign government publications, materials from local, national, international, and regional organizations, publications from business organizations, universities and colleges, as well as those from NGOs, associations, and societies. These resources are accessible on open shelves for your convenience.
Delve into our special collections,
which showcase unique and rare materials that enrich our library’s
holdings. From historical documents to archival materials, our special
collections offer opportunities for deep exploration and discovery. The
Special Collections within our library encompass materials that are
considered unique to the university, focusing on specific subjects of
interest and deemed necessary for various reasons.
These collections include Faculty Publications, Islamic Economics, Islamic Law, Controversial Materials, Manuscripts, Archives, and the Ahmad Ibrahim Collection. At Level 1, patrons can explore the special collections of Ahmad Ibrahim and Islamic Law, both of which are dedicated to legal studies. These collections offer in-depth resources on Islamic Law and related subjects, providing valuable materials for research and study. For access to the other Special Collections, including Faculty Publications, Controversial Materials, Manuscripts, Archives, and more, patrons can visit the Multimedia and Special Counter located at Level 3. Here, patrons can obtain access to these unique and valuable resources, catering to specific academic interests and research needs across various disciplines within the university.
1) FACULTY PUBLICATIONS:
These collections include Faculty Publications, Islamic Economics, Islamic Law, Controversial Materials, Manuscripts, Archives, and the Ahmad Ibrahim Collection. At Level 1, patrons can explore the special collections of Ahmad Ibrahim and Islamic Law, both of which are dedicated to legal studies. These collections offer in-depth resources on Islamic Law and related subjects, providing valuable materials for research and study. For access to the other Special Collections, including Faculty Publications, Controversial Materials, Manuscripts, Archives, and more, patrons can visit the Multimedia and Special Counter located at Level 3. Here, patrons can obtain access to these unique and valuable resources, catering to specific academic interests and research needs across various disciplines within the university.
1) FACULTY PUBLICATIONS:
- IIUM Faculty Publications cover diverse topics and address contemporary issues, contributing to academic discourse and shaping discussions within and beyond the university community. These publications serve as valuable resources for students, researchers, policymakers, and practitioners, providing access to cutting-edge research findings, innovative ideas, and critical analyses.
- Duplicates of some titles are also available in the General Collection (for internal reference only)
2) ISLAMIC ECONOMICS ARTICLES:
- IIUM Islamic Economics articles encompass a rich collection of scholarly works focused on the principles, theories, and applications of Islamic economics within the contemporary economic landscape. Authored by faculty members, researchers, and students at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), these articles delve into various aspects of Islamic economics, including Islamic finance, Islamic banking, Islamic microfinance, zakat (Islamic almsgiving), waqf (endowment), and Islamic economic philosophy.
- Can be obtained from the Multimedia and Special Counter at Level 3 (for internal reference only)
3) ISLAMIC LAW ARTICLES:
- IIUM Islamic Law articles represent a comprehensive collection of scholarly works dedicated to the study, interpretation, and application of Islamic law (Shariah) within the contemporary legal landscape. Authored by faculty members, researchers, and students at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), these articles explore various aspects of Islamic jurisprudence, legal theory, and legal practice, offering valuable insights into the multifaceted nature of Islamic law.
- Can be obtained from the Multimedia and Special Counter at Level 3 (for internal reference only)
4) CONTROVERSIAL MATERIALS:
- The Controversial Materials section of our library encompasses a restricted collection housed within the Multimedia Collections area. Access to this collection is exclusively reserved for internal reference purposes. To gain entry and utilize these materials, individuals must present an official letter from their respective Kulliyah (faculty) authorizing access.
5) MANUSCRIPTS:
- The Manuscripts Collection housed within our library stands as a testament to the rich cultural and intellectual heritage preserved throughout history. Comprising a diverse array of handwritten texts, documents, and scrolls, this collection offers a window into the past, providing invaluable insights into various aspects of human civilization.
- Can be obtained from the Multimedia and Special Counter at Level 3 (for internal reference only)
6) ARCVIVES COLLECTION:
- The Archives Collection within our library serves as a reservoir of historical documents, records, and materials that offer a unique glimpse into the past. Spanning a diverse range of subjects and themes, these archival resources provide valuable insights into the history, culture, and heritage of our institution and beyond.
- Maintained by Archive Unit located at Level 3, Dar al-Hikmah Library (for internal reference only)
7) AHMAD IBRAHIM COLLECTIONS (AIC):
- The Ahmad Ibrahim Collection is a distinguished repository within our library dedicated to preserving the intellectual legacy of the late Prof. Ahmad Ibrahim, a renowned scholar and eminent figure in the field of law. This special collection comprises an extensive array of books, documents, and other materials that reflect Prof. Ahmad Ibrahim’s scholarly contributions, expertise, and influence in the realm of legal studies. He was a prominent figure in Islamic law in Malaysia. He is widely recognized as the father of Malaysian law.
- Special collections which are situated at Level 1, Dar al-Hikmah Library (for internal reference only)
8) IIiBF COLLECTIONS (IIiBF LIBRARY):
- The International Institute of Islamic Business and Finance (IIIBF) provides a comprehensive resource related to Islamic law, economics, business, and finance.
- Special Library located at KICT Building (only general books are borrowable)
9) MOHD KAMAL HASAN COLLECTIONS (MKH LIBRARY):
- The Mohd Kamal Hassan Library (MKH Library) is Special Library located at Level 4, Abdul Rauf Building (for internal reference only).
- The Mohd Kamal Hassan Library is a collection of books and materials dedicated to the life and work of the late Prof. Mohd Kamal Hassan, an esteemed scholar and intellectual giant in the field of Islamic studies. This specialized library serves as a tribute to Prof. Mohd Kamal Hassan’s profound contributions to academia and Islamic scholarship, providing a comprehensive collection of resources that reflect his expertise, insights, and scholarly legacy.
10) SCHOLASTIC COLLECTIONS:
- The Scholastic Collections represent a unique and exclusive collection housed within our library, comprising special collections owned or authored by current and former rectors of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). Located at Level 4 of the Dar al-Hikmah Library, these collections are designated for internal reference only, serving as a evidence to the scholarly contributions and intellectual legacy of IIUM’s esteemed rectors.
Law materials in Dar al-Hikmah
Library consist of acts and regulations or statutes, law reports,
journals and other law-related publications, textbooks, works of
general references, digests, indexes, legal encyclopedias and
dictionaries, and other works having some bearing on law.
LEGISLATIONS
Legislation is that source of law that consists in the declaration of legal rules by a competent authority. In the Malaysian context, legislation refers to laws declared by Federal Parliament, any State Legislative Assembly, or any person or body legally authorized to make rules and regulations. It can be divided into two (2) categories:
A common source of information in a law library is textbooks, written essentially for students, persons in the academic profession, legal practitioners, and others interested in knowing the law on a particular subject. Some textbooks incorporate detailed treatment of a subject, while others are usually concerned with describing the basic rules and principles of law with an emphasis on the present state of the law.
LAW JOURNALS
Journals (also called periodicals) are published at regular intervals (ranging from weekly to annually), and are an important source of legal material. Legal periodicals contain articles, notes, and comments on recent cases, information on recent legal development, and book reviews and may also contain other information. There are Malaysian academic journals such as Malayan Law Journal (MLJ), IIUM Law Journal, Journal Syariah, IKIM Law Journal, Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law, Malaysian Journal of Law & Society, UiTM Law Review, Current Law Journal (CLJ which is essentially a law report, but publishes articles occasionally).
LAW REPORTS
Cases decided by courts and tribunals are important source material in many types of legal research and writing. Besides the Malaysian law reports a familiarity with the English law reports is therefore necessary for any researcher.
English Law Reports
Malaysian Law Reports
An index usually provides the name of the author(s), title and references to articles. In some cases, an index may also include an abstract (summary) of the article. Many legal journals publish their own index in annual volumes. However, these have limited use as they include only such articles as are published in a particular journal. Some of the collections are listed below:
A digest of cases is in the nature of an index to reported decisions. Each case is presented in the form of a summary, which is often a copy of the material that appears in the head note of the case. Some of the examples are:
A citator is a table of reported cases that have been considered, followed, distinguished, or overruled during the period covered by a particular publication. Cases are alphabetically arranged by their names.
A book or a set of books containing concise information on a variety of subjects, usually arranged in alphabetical order. The purpose of legal encyclopedia is to provide information and comments on various aspects of law and current legal development.
The law, like many other academic disciplines, has its own technical words and phrases which are either not used in ordinary language or they are used in a specific sense. To check the meaning of every law words, terms, phrases and maxims, legal dictionaries would be the first options.
DICTIONARIES
Those who want to contact legal agencies can find a list of lawyers, advocates and solicitors and relevant authorities, using legal directories.
REFERENCE
Yaqin, A. (2007). Legal research and writing. Malayan Law Journal.
LEGISLATIONS
Legislation is that source of law that consists in the declaration of legal rules by a competent authority. In the Malaysian context, legislation refers to laws declared by Federal Parliament, any State Legislative Assembly, or any person or body legally authorized to make rules and regulations. It can be divided into two (2) categories:
- Malaysian Statutory Law
- English Statutory Law
A common source of information in a law library is textbooks, written essentially for students, persons in the academic profession, legal practitioners, and others interested in knowing the law on a particular subject. Some textbooks incorporate detailed treatment of a subject, while others are usually concerned with describing the basic rules and principles of law with an emphasis on the present state of the law.
LAW JOURNALS
Journals (also called periodicals) are published at regular intervals (ranging from weekly to annually), and are an important source of legal material. Legal periodicals contain articles, notes, and comments on recent cases, information on recent legal development, and book reviews and may also contain other information. There are Malaysian academic journals such as Malayan Law Journal (MLJ), IIUM Law Journal, Journal Syariah, IKIM Law Journal, Journal of Malaysian and Comparative Law, Malaysian Journal of Law & Society, UiTM Law Review, Current Law Journal (CLJ which is essentially a law report, but publishes articles occasionally).
LAW REPORTS
Cases decided by courts and tribunals are important source material in many types of legal research and writing. Besides the Malaysian law reports a familiarity with the English law reports is therefore necessary for any researcher.
English Law Reports
- Law Reports
- Appeal Cases (abbreviated as A.C)
- Chancery Division (abbreviated as Ch.)
- Queen’s Bench (abbreviated as Q.B.)
- Family Division (abbreviated as Fam.)
- Weekly Law Reports (WLR)
- All England Law Reports (All ER)
- Malayan Law Journal (MLJ)
- Current Law Journal (CLJ)
- All Malaysia Law Reports (AMR)
- Industrial Law Reports (I.L.R.)
- Jurnal Hukum (JH)
- Kanun
- Laporan Syariah (CLJ Sya)
- Shariah Law Reports (ShLR)
- Malaysia and Singapore Company and Securities Law Cases (MSCLC)
An index usually provides the name of the author(s), title and references to articles. In some cases, an index may also include an abstract (summary) of the article. Many legal journals publish their own index in annual volumes. However, these have limited use as they include only such articles as are published in a particular journal. Some of the collections are listed below:
- Legal Journals Index
- Index to Legal Periodicals & Books
- Index to Foreign Legal Periodicals
- Current Law
- Current Law Index
- European Legal Journals Index
- Index to Periodical Articles Related to Law
- Social Sciences Index
A digest of cases is in the nature of an index to reported decisions. Each case is presented in the form of a summary, which is often a copy of the material that appears in the head note of the case. Some of the examples are:
- The Digest
- Current Law Monthly Digest
- Current Law Yearbook
- Mallal’s Digest
- Mallal’s Current Law
- Digest of Recent
- Malaysian Judgement
- Malaysian Digest
A citator is a table of reported cases that have been considered, followed, distinguished, or overruled during the period covered by a particular publication. Cases are alphabetically arranged by their names.
- Current Law Case Citator
- Mallal’s Digest Case Citator 1932-2015
A book or a set of books containing concise information on a variety of subjects, usually arranged in alphabetical order. The purpose of legal encyclopedia is to provide information and comments on various aspects of law and current legal development.
- Halsbury’s Laws of England
- Halsbury’s Laws of Malaysia
- Current Law
The law, like many other academic disciplines, has its own technical words and phrases which are either not used in ordinary language or they are used in a specific sense. To check the meaning of every law words, terms, phrases and maxims, legal dictionaries would be the first options.
DICTIONARIES
Those who want to contact legal agencies can find a list of lawyers, advocates and solicitors and relevant authorities, using legal directories.
REFERENCE
Yaqin, A. (2007). Legal research and writing. Malayan Law Journal.
Browse-Able Multimedia Collection was introduced to the IIUM library
users commencing 9th September 2013.
This new service ensures ease of access to the collection and also maximizes the usage of multimedia materials in the library. Users may browse the multimedia materials on the shelves and borrow them out at the multimedia counter.
LOAN POLICY
This new service ensures ease of access to the collection and also maximizes the usage of multimedia materials in the library. Users may browse the multimedia materials on the shelves and borrow them out at the multimedia counter.
LOAN POLICY
- All registered members (staff/students) are allowed to borrow browseable multimedia materials. Borrowing can be done at the Multimedia Counter, Level 3.
- Only two (2) items can be borrowed at a time for two (2) days.
- Users who wish to use microforms and cartographic materials can request them at the Multimedia Counter for reference in the library.
Theses collection in the Library
comprises of Master and PhD theses of IIUM, non-IIUM theses produced by
the IIUM faculty members and Islamic theses. Theses must be deposited
to the Library in digital and print format. Print copies are kept under
controlled access and available upon request. Commencing Sept 2013,
users are allowed to enter the room and browse the theses on the
shelves. Besides the print format, the first 24 pages of the online
theses can be viewed from the Library homepage. The full text theses
can be accessed from any of the six (6) dedicated PCs available on all
the 4 floors of the main Library.
Browse-able Theses Collection– General Rules and Regulations
Browse-able Theses Collection– General Rules and Regulations
- This service is opened to the Islamic University Malaysia library’s customers only. Priority is given to post-graduate students.Customers who wish to use this service should leave their matriculation card at the multimedia counter.
- External users (non-IIUM staff and students) who wish to use the browse-able theses shall be imposed RM20.00 as service charge. The payment has to be made at the Circulation Counter at level 2. The receipt must be shown to the Multimedia Counter staff before entering the Theses Collection room.
- Theses collection is for reference only.
- Customers are not allowed to bring theses out of this room.
- Mutilation of items is an offence and liable for disciplinary action.
- Illegal reproduction of the thesis is strictly prohibited.
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