Browsing Department of Arabic & Islamic Civilization by Title

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  • To What Extend are Women’s Rights Relevant to Muslim Society 
    Sabeer, M.M.M. (2012)
  • Writing Strategies use: Arabic as a foreign Language in Sri Lankan context 
    Gafoordeen, N. (2013)
    Research on writing strategy use in Arabic as a foreign language is still in starting point. Few studies have contracted on essay written in Arabic as a final product and illustrated deficiencies that surfaced. This study ...
  • Writing Strategies used by Sri Lankan Arabic as a Foreign Language Learners in Arabic Composition 
    Gafoordeen, N. (HETC- Ministry of Higher education, Sri Lanka, 2016)
    Writing is a complicated process and involves a number of strategies. It entails composing that means the ability to state or restate the information in the form of description or narratives, or the ability to transform ...
  • Writing Strategy Use: AFL Learners in Sri Lanka 
    Gafoordeen, N. (Maxwell Scientific Organization, 2014)
    Study on writing strategy used in Arabic as a foreign language is a new emerging concept. Few studies have contracted on essay written in Arabic as a final product and illustrated deficiencies that surfaced. This study ...
  • Zakat Investment in Shariah 
    Gafoordeen, N.; Nayeem, Mohamed Mohideen; Aslam, Abusulaim Mohamed (2016)
    Zakat is an obligatory payment and the idea of zakat investment was initiated by the belief that providing the poor and needy with a non-substantial amount of fund that is mostly used to pay for their expenditure is not ...
  • Zakat Investment in Shariah 
    Gafoordeen, N.; Nayeem, Mohamed Mohideen; Aslam, Abusulaim Mohamed (2016)
    Zakat is an obligatory payment and the idea of zakat investment was initiated by the belief that providing the poor and needy with a non-substantial amount of fund that is mostly used to pay for their expenditure is not ...

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