Mansoureh Ebrahimi
Biographic Data
| ID | 4047055 |
|---|---|
| NAME | Mansoureh Ebrahimi |
| GIVEN NAMES | Mansoureh |
| FAMILY NAME | Ebrahimi |
| SIGNATURE | EBRAHIMI M |
| AFFILIATIONS | University of Technology Malaysia |
| ORCID | 0000-0003-2086-524X |
| VERIFIED | Yes |
| TOTAL WORKS | 10 |
| TOTAL CITATIONS | 1 |
| AUTHOR COUNT | 10 |
| EDITOR COUNT | 0 |
| FIRST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2017 |
| LATEST PUBLICATION YEAR | 2024 |
| H-INDEX | 1 |
British Colonial Education in the Indian Subcontinent (1757-1858): Attitude of Muslims
This article investigates the British colonial education imparted in the Indian Subcontinent during the priod 1757-1858, keeping in view the Muslim perspective. The objective is to comprehend the complex and diverse ways in which Muslims responded to British education throughout the colonial era, which were influenced by revolutionary and reactionary movements ignited by British domination. Muslims developed a complicated relationship with coloni…
Political Discourse Contiguous with Malaysia’s National Culture Policy
The Malaysian National Culture Policy (NCP) was established in 1971. However, it had a significant impact in Malaysian cultural development. However, throughout the early years of its implementation, the UMNO-led government needed to ensure in their press statements and speeches the inclusion of non-Malay cultural elements in the implementation of the NCP as a written policy. Here, the core principles were founded on Malay cultural heritage. Poli…
The Ethical Framework with Covid-19 and Challenges of Bangladesh Government: A Critical Discussion
To control the spread of nCoV-2 (COVID-19), almost all countries are taking active non-therapeutic measures. COVID-19 has delivered to the fore the long-standing debates on ethics, public health ethics, and moral values. Human life is uncertain and threatened due to no medical invention generally to guard life against this dangerous virus by using social and community protection to be maintained as a safeguard. For affected individuals and fair d…
Moderation in Islam: A Comparative Case Study on Perception of International Students in Malaysia
Moderation in Islam was defined by Holy Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) as the ‘Way of Islam’. He has emphasized on opening a man’s heart to communal welfare and peace by avoiding scepticism. Moderation reifies faith, rejects extremism, and paves all roads to peaceful conflict resolution. Islamic moderation balances democratic social development in the face of restraints and boundaries to purchase sustainable peace. However, some schools of thought that …
Al-Ghazali’s Ma’rifah and Mahabbah’s Relations
A salik is a uf who practices tasawuf (mysticism) with certain marifah (knowledge of Allah) consequent to their devotion to his/her beloved (God); which piety obtains greater maabbah (love) and a more intimate pool of marifah. This paper aims to discuss the concept of marifah in al-Ghazali's Kimiya' al-Sa`adah and IyUlum al-Dinn as an initial element of creation and direct result of maabbah (love). The qualitative approach is employed. Literature…
Middle East and African Student (Meas) perceptions of Islam and Islamic moderation: A case study
Islamic Moderation is such a fundamental concept that without it understanding faith is inadequate at best. Muslims are required by definition of the term ‘Muslim’ to remain on the middle path in everything pertaining to the life ways. They must not overstep the bounds (tafrit) and become trapped in the extremist quagmire (ifrat). As an Islamic doctrine par excellence, moderation inherently finds solutions for injustice and the violation of human…
Understanding Several Characteristics of Islam and Good Muslim: A Study of University Students in Malaysia
This paper examines the understanding of foundational Islamic doctrines as well as definition of authentic Muslim characteristics among Middle East, African (MEAS), and Asian (AS) university students in Malaysia. Outcomes have been drawn from an in-depth survey in which both qualitative and quantitative methods were applied to three hundred (300) respondents from several Universities. In addition, a questionnaire survey of MEAS and AS in Malaysia…
The Oil Hegemonic System and Game Theory: Regional versus Trans-regional Powers in the Middle East
Despite having the largest reserves and forecasts for undiscovered hydrocarbon energy resources in the world, which highlights global energy dependence on the Middle East, a distinct lack of cooperation between regional governments is accompanied by incoherent energy policies and governmental processes that enable trans-regional powers (mainly, Western powers) to dominate resource exploitation and “win the game.” A lack of cooperation between Mid…
Covid-19: Threat and Response in Iran
The present study aims to emphasize an empirical perspective on the global scope of the COVID-19 event. The focus is that of an investigator concerned with Iran’s security and specific services used to process civil interactions. Game Theory dynamics affect uncertainty, proxy wars and the complex geopolitics of the Middle East. This often requires key players to focus on security by any means at their disposal. The maintenance of Iran’s autonomy …
Economic, Political, and Strategic Issues in Iran–Turkey Relations, 2002–2015
This article assesses the effects in terms of economic, political, and cross-border relations between Iran and Turkey after the Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi (AKP) came to power and examines how and to what extend Turkey intervened in several regional equations while balancing its Western advantages for its national benefit with a clear view toward achieving specific goals. Iran also reaped several positive outcomes even as regional tensions increas…
Understanding Several Characteristics of Islam and Good Muslim: A Study of University Students in Malaysia
This paper examines the understanding of foundational Islamic doctrines as well as definition of authentic Muslim characteristics among Middle East, African (MEAS), and Asian (AS) university students in Malaysia. Outcomes have been drawn from an in-depth survey in which both qualitative and quantitative methods were applied to three hundred (300) respondents from several Universities. In addition, a questionnaire survey of MEAS and AS in Malaysia…
Economic, Political, and Strategic Issues in Iran–Turkey Relations, 2002–2015
This article assesses the effects in terms of economic, political, and cross-border relations between Iran and Turkey after the Adalet ve Kalkınma Partisi (AKP) came to power and examines how and to what extend Turkey intervened in several regional equations while balancing its Western advantages for its national benefit with a clear view toward achieving specific goals. Iran also reaped several positive outcomes even as regional tensions increas…
The Oil Hegemonic System and Game Theory: Regional versus Trans-regional Powers in the Middle East
Despite having the largest reserves and forecasts for undiscovered hydrocarbon energy resources in the world, which highlights global energy dependence on the Middle East, a distinct lack of cooperation between regional governments is accompanied by incoherent energy policies and governmental processes that enable trans-regional powers (mainly, Western powers) to dominate resource exploitation and “win the game.” A lack of cooperation between Mid…
Covid-19: Threat and Response in Iran
The present study aims to emphasize an empirical perspective on the global scope of the COVID-19 event. The focus is that of an investigator concerned with Iran’s security and specific services used to process civil interactions. Game Theory dynamics affect uncertainty, proxy wars and the complex geopolitics of the Middle East. This often requires key players to focus on security by any means at their disposal. The maintenance of Iran’s autonomy …
Al-Ghazali’s Ma’rifah and Mahabbah’s Relations
A salik is a uf who practices tasawuf (mysticism) with certain marifah (knowledge of Allah) consequent to their devotion to his/her beloved (God); which piety obtains greater maabbah (love) and a more intimate pool of marifah. This paper aims to discuss the concept of marifah in al-Ghazali's Kimiya' al-Sa`adah and IyUlum al-Dinn as an initial element of creation and direct result of maabbah (love). The qualitative approach is employed. Literature…
Middle East and African Student (Meas) perceptions of Islam and Islamic moderation: A case study
Islamic Moderation is such a fundamental concept that without it understanding faith is inadequate at best. Muslims are required by definition of the term ‘Muslim’ to remain on the middle path in everything pertaining to the life ways. They must not overstep the bounds (tafrit) and become trapped in the extremist quagmire (ifrat). As an Islamic doctrine par excellence, moderation inherently finds solutions for injustice and the violation of human…
Understanding Several Characteristics of Islam and Good Muslim: A Study of University Students in Malaysia
This paper examines the understanding of foundational Islamic doctrines as well as definition of authentic Muslim characteristics among Middle East, African (MEAS), and Asian (AS) university students in Malaysia. Outcomes have been drawn from an in-depth survey in which both qualitative and quantitative methods were applied to three hundred (300) respondents from several Universities. In addition, a questionnaire survey of MEAS and AS in Malaysia…
Moderation in Islam: A Comparative Case Study on Perception of International Students in Malaysia
Moderation in Islam was defined by Holy Prophet Mohammad (PBUH) as the ‘Way of Islam’. He has emphasized on opening a man’s heart to communal welfare and peace by avoiding scepticism. Moderation reifies faith, rejects extremism, and paves all roads to peaceful conflict resolution. Islamic moderation balances democratic social development in the face of restraints and boundaries to purchase sustainable peace. However, some schools of thought that …
The Ethical Framework with Covid-19 and Challenges of Bangladesh Government: A Critical Discussion
To control the spread of nCoV-2 (COVID-19), almost all countries are taking active non-therapeutic measures. COVID-19 has delivered to the fore the long-standing debates on ethics, public health ethics, and moral values. Human life is uncertain and threatened due to no medical invention generally to guard life against this dangerous virus by using social and community protection to be maintained as a safeguard. For affected individuals and fair d…
British Colonial Education in the Indian Subcontinent (1757-1858): Attitude of Muslims
This article investigates the British colonial education imparted in the Indian Subcontinent during the priod 1757-1858, keeping in view the Muslim perspective. The objective is to comprehend the complex and diverse ways in which Muslims responded to British education throughout the colonial era, which were influenced by revolutionary and reactionary movements ignited by British domination. Muslims developed a complicated relationship with coloni…
Political Discourse Contiguous with Malaysia’s National Culture Policy
The Malaysian National Culture Policy (NCP) was established in 1971. However, it had a significant impact in Malaysian cultural development. However, throughout the early years of its implementation, the UMNO-led government needed to ensure in their press statements and speeches the inclusion of non-Malay cultural elements in the implementation of the NCP as a written policy. Here, the core principles were founded on Malay cultural heritage. Poli…
Political science (7 works) · Education and Islamic Studies (5 works) · Law (5 works) · Sociology (5 works) · Law (4 works) · Philosophy (4 works) · Politics (4 works) · Economics (3 works) · Islam (3 works) · Middle East (3 works)