Salam Isnin yang indah.
Hari ini seharian berada di IAIS, Jalan Elmu Petaling Jaya, bersebelahan dengan Uni. Malaya. Megikuti International Conference On Islam and Higher Education bermula hari ini 8 Nov 2010 dan 9 Nov 2010.
Conference ini dianjurkan oleh IAIS International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies, (nak tahu tentang IAIS boleh search yer)....
Kami seramai 4 orang menghadiri Conference ini wakil dari Kolej Dar al-Hikmah. CEO, Ust Mohd NAsir Mohd Tap, Pn Zulaihan dan saya juga.
Ramai umat Islam dari pelbagai negara meghadiri conference ini. Hari ini rasa segar otak dan fikiran sebab dapat berada dalam majlis ilmu ini. Dah lama rasanya tak hadiri seminar macam ni. Saya ni memang suka hadiri seminar macam ni, rasa banyak idea di samping meluaskan jaringan akademik dengan institusi lain. Segar juga hari ini kerana makanan yang disediakan enak2 belaka. hehehe (selingan, jangan marah yer).
Sesi yang kedua agak menarik sebab ada pembentangan dari prof Dato' Dr Sidek Baba. Memang sejak mengikuti kelas beliau semasa Master dulu amat suka mendengar hujah dari tokoh yang banyak pengalaman ni. Beliau ulas tentang pembinaan UIA. Saya juga nampak harapan beliau terhadap pimpinan baru agar tidak memugarkan idea dan falsafah UIA yang didokong sebelum ini. Memang nampak kekurangan UIA kini kerana pimpinan yang terbaru ini kirang mengangkat kembali wajah UIA yang ditanam sebelum ini.
Mengikut pemerhatian dan pembacaan saya, selalunya mana2 organisasi atau institusi yang dibina sistem dan cara kerjanya mesti mengikut pemerintahan atau kepala pemerintah.
Nampaknya sampai di sini sahaja catatan saya...sambil2 menunggu anak2 menghabiskan tugasan mereka update blog sebentar.
Doakan semoga kita berjaya mendirikan pengajian tinggi yang penuh manusia beradab di dalamnya atau good man.
Esok berseminar lagi.
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A two day event jointly organised by
International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IAIS Malaysia)
The Pahang State Foundation
IKIP International College
International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT)
Faculty of Education, University Malaya
Al Mustafa International University, Iran & Amin Research and Cultural Centre
Theme:”Contemporary Higher Education Needs In Muslim Countries”
Date & time: 8 and 9 November 2010 (Monday & Tuesday)
Time : 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM
Venue : International Institute of Advanced Islamic Studies (IAIS) Malaysia
Officiated by: Y.B Dato’ Seri Mohammed Khaled Nordin, Minister of Higher Education
Closing address by: Y.A.B Dato' Sri Diraja (Dr) Adnan Yaakob, Menteri Besar of Pahang
Confirmed speakers:
•Professor Dr. Mohammad Hashim Kamali, Chairman & CEO, IAIS Malaysia
•Emeritus Professor Datuk Dr. Osman Bakar, Deputy CEO, IAIS Malaysia; “The Role of Islam in Higher Education Policies of Muslim Countries”
•Professor Dr. Sufean Husin, Faculty of Education, University of Malaya; “University Governance and Developmental Autonomy”
•Professor Tan Sri Dato’ Dr. Dzulkifli Abdul Razak, Vice Chancellor, Science University of Malaysia, Penang
•Professor Dato’ Dr. Muhamad Muda, Vice Chancellor, Islamic Science University of Malaysia
•Hon. Dr. Bashir Galadanci (Nigeria), Minister of Science and Technology, Kano State, Nigeria
•Professor Hamza Njozi (Tanzania), Rector, Muslim University, Tanzania
•Professor A. Memariani (Iran), Scientific Counselor and Director of Iranian Students Affairs in Southeast Asia
•Dr Chairat Siripatana (Thailand), Walailak University, Nakhon Si Thammarat, Thailand
•Dr. Mesut Yilmaz (Kazakhstan), Deputy Vice Chancellor, Suleyman Demirel University, Almaty, Kazakhstan
•Dr. Habib Chirzin (Indonesia), Director, Center for Peace and Human Security, University of Muhammadiyah Prof. Dr. Hamka
•Professor Dr. Mohamed Aslam Haneef, Kulliyyah of Economics and Management Sciences, International Islamic University Malaysia
And many more world renowned speakers invited from;
•Turkey
•Bahrain
•Bangladesh
Why a Conference on Islam and Higher Education?
Muslims account for 20% of the world population and yet only about 10% of universities in the world belong to them. There is a real need for more institutions of higher learning in Muslim countries especially of the world-class quality. Although in the post-colonial era more and more national universities have been built in the Islamic world, Muslim needs for modern higher education are still largely met by Western universities and colleges. Apart from having to establish more national universities, there is the need for new initiatives by such international bodies as the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC) to build more international universities that would cater to the needs of the global Muslim ummah.
Higher education landscapes in the Islamic world are changing, faster in some of its countries than in others. The new educational landscapes are being shaped, colored, and influenced by many factors, especially the political, cultural, technology, economic, and financial factors, both local and global. These offer both opportunities and challenges to the Muslim countries to effectively address their contemporary and future needs in higher education. In tackling the issue of Muslim higher education needs, particularly the needs for world-class universities and other institutions of higher learning, it is important to pay due attention not only to the necessity of wisely used material, financial, and human resources, but also to the desirability of accessing and utilizing Islam’s cultural, intellectual, and traditional knowledge resources.
It is these latter resources alone that can help guarantee a vast qualitative improvement to contemporary Muslim higher education. It is the aim of this conference to address these various issues and to arrive at some of the solutions to the problems and challenges now confronting the global Muslim ummah.
More information about this conference will be added here as it becomes available.
Conference Objectives
1.To define the role of Islam in higher education policies of Muslim countries;
2.To reformulate the long term goals of higher education in the light of 21st century human life and thought;
3.To identify and address problems and challenges in contemporary higher education in Muslim countries in the light of 21st century globalization and internationalization;
4.To chart new paths and dimensions for the progress of Islamic institutions of higher learning;
5.To identify ways and means of creating a new intellectual, learning, and research culture in Muslim institutions of higher learning that is based on Islamic perspectives on knowledge
6.To discourse on the idea of a role model university from Islamic perspectives;
7.To discuss the roles and responsibilities of teachers and students in Muslim institutions of higher learning
n anak2, sapu rumah, siapkan anak2 solat dan ajar mengaji (sambil2 lipat pakaian)....
