#study malaysia

[sollunabears]

13-02-23 // I know i haven't online much but I blame my finals, and I only have two papers left and this quote from the classic: To Kill a Mockingbird lines up my struggles in law school rn

[jesncin]

Comfort Food, featuring Ikan Bakar (Indonesian/Malay dish) and Ramen!

[itsalwaysjune]

12.09.24

I'm in Malaysia now!! The flights were rough.

(Yesterday) 5h 55 into my first flight (to Dubai for layover). I'm an hour into the Hobbit. It's so enchanting. The flight attendants have come around with menus. I've had 1/2 of a bag of Maltesers already. I'm feeling excited but I wish I could message my partner. The long flight will be worse than when I'm actually these- because I can't have any contact at all.

When I landed, I got an airport shuttle provided by the university which felt like it took years. Finally, I arrived to my dorm at around 1pm (Malaysian time), and slept until 8pm. I got snacks from the vending machine, unpacked my suitcase, and fell asleep until the next day.

Today, I did a lot of admin work (signing documents, reading through emails, etc). I also took a walk around the campus- trying get bearings. So far, I've had gyros with fries, and chicken fried rice. The food so far has been really good, but I feel like I've been choosing the safe options, so we'll see how I get on.

[elena-01s]

Study for finals

[lost-in-fandoms]

im studying and i turned a page and found a formula 1 picture and my brain immediately went from physics mode to who is this and where i need to find this picture and now i will never have my focus back

[collecting--stardust]

Pecco spamming pictures on his channel.. he really loves it here didn't he

[mibeau]

[Book Review] 🧕Vol. 2: Muslim Woman’s Participation in Social Life🧕

🧮 Score: 3.8/5.0 . "To sum up, social meeting between men and women entails that they look at each other. This is perfectly alright, as long as they behave decently, not gazing hard at each other or coupling their gaze with desire." - page 50.

■ This book is a part of the abridged version of Abd al-Halim Abu Shuqqah’s eight-volume series, originally published in Arabic, titled: “ Tahrir al-Mar’ah fi ‘Asr al-Risalah”. The cases he presented and discussed are sourced mainly from Saheeh al-Bukhari and Saheeh Muslim. His work provides a nuanced perspective on Muslim women’s issues. . ■ In this volume, the author presented insightful cases on mixed social life as the pattern in the early Muslim society book that sheds light on the multifaceted roles and contributions of Muslim women during the Prophet’s lifetime, challenging stereotypes and misconceptions. It covers topics on ibadah, works, minglings and more. He stressed on the importance of women’s participation in wider fields in shaping their communities and building nations.

■ He addressed many common “misogyny” practices or biases that persist in our culture. It is refreshing and comforting seeing the author point out the nonsensical stances that have been made to appear “religious” while having no reflection on the Sunnah, frankly speaking.

I really like and always am reminded of a hadith that tells the incident where Saidina Umar and Lady Asma argued about who has a better claim to Rasulullah regarding their hijrah. The way she stood up for herself is beautiful. :) Cos we know from seerah, people usually “fear” Saidina Umar. . ■ Nonetheless, the author still emphasises Islamic principles regarding modesty and appropriate conduct at all times. In a few cases, he repeated the hadiths, but explain them from different perspectives and touching different issues. Although, there are a few issues discussed that can be controversial and still up for scholarly debate, wallahualam.

■ I appreciate the author's efforts, may Allah swt has mercy on his soul. I encouraged my fellow sisters to read all the volumes in this series. So far, so good, alhamdulillah. A recommended book for quick references and understanding of Muslim women’s issues. . ---- ● Buy a preloved copy here: https://carousell.app.link/tT6bGIQLpCb . ● Buy new copies here: https://www.imanshoppe.com/products/the-muslim-womans-participation-in-social-life-volume-2-by-abd-al-halim-abu-shuqqah?ref=ICHAMICHA

[perpetual-pathos]

i had to go and save myself a copy of the map because Holy FUCK

my country is in school #11 and its making me think about asean flashbacks

This fucking thread about JK Rowling’s shit world building.

[edulink012]

Why Malaysia is Your Ideal Study Destination

When considering a place to pursue higher education, Malaysia often emerges as a top contender. This vibrant Southeast Asian country offers a unique blend of cultural diversity, world-class education, and affordable living. Here's why Malaysia could be the ideal study destination for you.

1. Globally Recognized Universities

Malaysia is home to several highly ranked universities, many of which collaborate with international institutions. Students can pursue degrees from prestigious universities in the UK, Australia, and the US through branch campuses or twinning programs—all while studying in Malaysia. Institutions like University Malaya (UM) and Taylor’s University are renowned for their academic excellence and cutting-edge facilities.

Study in Malaysia

2. Affordable Tuition and Living Costs

One of Malaysia's greatest draws is its affordability. Compared to countries like the US, UK, or Australia, tuition fees in Malaysia are significantly lower without compromising on quality. Additionally, the cost of living is budget-friendly, making it possible for students to enjoy a comfortable lifestyle while studying.

3. Cultural Diversity and Inclusivity

Malaysia is a melting pot of cultures, with Malay, Chinese, Indian, and indigenous influences. This diversity is reflected in its festivals, cuisine, and lifestyle, providing international students with a rich cultural experience. The welcoming and inclusive nature of Malaysian society makes it easy for newcomers to feel at home.

4. English as a Medium of Instruction

Most universities in Malaysia use English as the primary language of instruction, which is a huge advantage for international students. This not only ensures a smooth learning experience but also prepares students for global careers in an English-speaking environment.

5. Safe and Student-Friendly Environment

Malaysia is known for its political stability and low crime rates, making it a safe choice for students. Its modern infrastructure, efficient public transportation, and range of student-friendly amenities further enhance the experience.

6. Gateway to Asia

Located in the heart of Southeast Asia, Malaysia offers easy access to neighboring countries like Thailand, Singapore, and Indonesia. Students can take advantage of affordable travel opportunities to explore the region during breaks, adding a dose of adventure to their academic journey.

7. Opportunities for Personal Growth

Studying in Malaysia isn’t just about academics; it’s also about personal development. With opportunities to interact with diverse people, participate in cultural activities, and adapt to a new environment, students gain invaluable life skills and broaden their perspectives.

Study in Malaysia

Conclusion

Malaysia combines high-quality education, cultural richness, and affordability to offer an unparalleled study experience. Whether you're seeking academic excellence, personal growth, or a multicultural adventure, Malaysia has something for everyone. It’s more than just a destination; it’s a stepping stone to a brighter future. Start your journey today—Malaysia awaits!

[eduspiral]

Studying the Bachelor of Game Development (Hons) Degree at University of Wollongong Malaysia

UOW Malaysia offers a Top Rate Game Development Programme UOW Malaysia has always been recognized as one of the premier Game Development Institutes in Malaysia and is the forerunner for producing the best graduates in this field. As one of the earliest private educational institutions in Malaysia, the university not only pride themselves with delivering quality education, they are also…

[mobilitysolution121]

[emgsofficial]

日本で開催される「マレーシア・フェア2024」で初開催となる『マレーシア大学・大学院留学フェア』に参加しませんか？

交換留学のプログラム、ビザの手続きなどについて直接相談ができます！

こちらのリンクをクリックして、登録してください: https://tinyurl.com/y23rb3bt

参加するマレーシアの大学と団体：

マレーシア科学大学（USM） マレーシア国民大学（UKM） アジアパシフィック・テクノロジー・イノベーション大学（APU） INTIインターナショナル大学 スウィンバーン工科大学サラワク校 サラワク工科大学 ブミプトラ私立高等教育全国協会（PKIBM）

ぜひ会場でお会いしましょう！

[noblehouseconsultant]

Your Path to Success Starts Here: Study in Malaysia with Noble House Consultants  

Discover the benefits of pursuing higher education with Noble House Consultants’ expert assistance for those who want to study in Malaysia. Malaysia is home to prestigious universities offering affordable tuition, quality education, and multicultural exposure. Whether you seek undergraduate or postgraduate programs, we provide complete guidance from application to visa processing. Start your educational journey in one of Asia's leading education hubs with our personalized support. Noble House Consultants is here to help you every step of the way towards achieving your educational goals in Malaysia.

[itsalwaysjune]

20.09.24

Today was really good. My friend from the UK arrived in Malaysia yesterday, so we met to go to the gym together. We mainly just had a look at the equipment, and got an idea of how the gym booking system worked. We then ate together and tried Nasi lemak- I found it too spicy so I manly ate the rice that didn't have the sauce on.

Then, we had a lecture for International students, it was a lot of visa explanations, and we found out that if we overstay our visas, we could get whipped, which was sort of terrifying. Then, we got a bus to the local mall. I finally got a Malaysian SIM card, it took forever to do, but at least it's done now. I also got chicken and fried rice. It was really delicious. I'm really glad my friend made me try it.

Love always,

~June xx

[kazifatagar]

Student Now Claims Degrees Are Irrelevant

It’s alarming to see public figures spreading misinformation online. Despite claims that money can be made without academic qualifications, knowledge remains crucial. Recently, a Malaysian student went viral for stating that a degree is merely a job-hunting tool.  Student claims degrees are irrelevant  The TikToker, currently pursuing undergraduate studies, declared that his degree is…

[buzzessays]

Study in Malaysia without IELTS. Discover universities offering alternatives for English proficiency, making it easier to pursue higher education in Malaysia without IELTS requirements.