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MAHALLAH AL-FARUQ(MALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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The sarang burung tempua, located next to the rector's home, is a distinctive architectural and natural element on campus. It's a striking creation that resembles the elaborately woven nests of weaver birds. The design represents the harmony of nature and human invention. It is enclosed in a walled and netted enclosure amidst a lush, forested landscape. The protective netting is most likely designed to protect the nest from potential predators, prevent interruptions from human activities, and may aid in monitoring and analysing the bird's behaviour in a controlled yet natural setting. It exemplifies the pleasant coexistence of academic endeavours with nature, allowing the university community to observe, study, and appreciate the minute aspects of bird life. This project not only benefits the local bird population, but also provides important educational opportunities for students and researchers to interact with and learn from their immediate natural environment.

TEMPUA BIRD NEST

MAHALLAH MARYAM(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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The rugby field of International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is a well-kept sporting facility situated on the Gombak campus. It follows international standards for size and layout and is specifically made for rugby matches and training. This field is a component of the university's larger goal to provide top-notch sports facilities that encourage student collaboration and physical fitness. The rugby squad from IIUM has a track record of competitively playing both locally and nationally. They use the field as their home field for practices and games, which helps them advance and succeed in the sport.

RUGBY FIELD

ITD started out IT Service Centre (ITSC) in IIUM Petaling Jaya campus until 1997 when its name was changed to ITD by its first director, Dr. Azman Jantan. Since then, ITD has grown into a full- pledged division and situated in its own building, in between IIUM Library and SHAS Mosque. ITD was created to consolidate efforts in providing its service to the campus community. In this respect, ITD has a role as a service provider to all Kulliyyahs/Divisions/Centres in IIUM. ITD will identify, plan and implement IT projects as well as support and maintain its operations on behalf of the users.

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY DIVISION (ITD)

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The IIUM Student Mall was originally initiated in October 2011. Aimed at encouraging students to open their own business, this area offers push-carts with affordable rental price per month. Located at Level 2, HS Building, it is a quick and easy access for students to get many choices such as foods, drinks, clothes, etc.

IIUM STUDENT MALL

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IIUM Educare Sdn Bhd aspires to provide exceptional childcare and kindergarten services, focusing on comprehensive growth, development, and holistic education of young children. Their teams of experienced educators, tailored curriculum, and nurturing environment equip children with the skills they need to take on challenges in their future. Their vision is to be the premier, integrated and sustainable early childhood care & education service provider and their mission is to offer the most innovative early childhood care and education services in Malaysia.

IIUM EDUCARE

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The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) boasts a spacious and well-equipped sports stadium called Saidina Hamzah Stadium. The stadium has a covered seating section in the main stand that shelters spectators. With green accents and railings, the building is painted in muted tones. The location's picturesque attractiveness is enhanced by the surrounding area's abundance of flora and backdrop of hills and mountains. Known for his bravery and accomplishments in the early days of Islam, Saidina Hamzah is a prominent character in Islamic history and the inspiration behind the naming of the Saidina Hamzah Stadium. As the centre of athletics and physical education at IIUM, the stadium inspires students to play sports and lead healthy lifestyles.

SAIDINA HAMZAH STADIUM (STADIUM IIUM)

The Kulliyyah of Architecture and Environmental Design (KAED) was established on June 1st, 1996. The Kulliyyah seeks to integrate Islamic faith and values into its programmes in order to produce ethical professionals of the built environment. Each programme is delivered using the latest techniques and technologies in teaching and learning and is facilitated by a team of highly qualified, experienced and dedicated Malaysian and international team of experts comprising of professors and lecturers and supporting administrative and technical staff. In addition, each programme is accredited by the respective academic and professional boards and/or institutions. One unique characteristic of all programmes is that they integrate Islamic world view and values with theory, practice and research, thus making KAED a world leader in efforts towards the Islamization of human knowledge (IOHK) related to the built and natural environments.

KULLIYYAH OF ARCHITECTURE AND ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN (KAED)

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MAHALLAH UTHMAN IBN AL-AFFAN(MALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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In response to the growing demand in Malaysia for Halal Industries, in July 2006, IIUM established the Halal Industry Research Centre (HIRCen). HIRCen was tasked with job of coordinating IIUM’s efforts towards the development of Malaysia as a global Halal hub. It also handled the necessary training for interested organizations and countries seeking to become key players in the Halal industry. Hence, in August 2011, the International Institute for Halal Research and Training (INHART) was established. INHART is expected to become one of IIUM’s Higher Institute Centres of Excellence (HICoE) in the near future.

INTERNATIONAL INSTITUTE OF HALAL RESEARCH AND TRAINING (INHART)

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The Kulliyyah of Economics and Management Sciences (KENMS) was established in 1983 with just one undergraduate programme in Economics. The first postgraduate programme (Master’s of Economics) was introduced in 1988. At present, it has seven postgraduate programmes and over 3,000 students.

KULLIYYAH OF ECONOMICS AND MANAGEMENT SCIENCES (KENMS)

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This area already features some garden elements, such as shaded and open walkways, a square, decorative plants, and water features. Integrating the garden with the existing river will enhance the ambiance of the area, creating a pleasant environment for visitors. In addition to landscaping elements, other features can be introduced to heighten the attractiveness of the garden. These could include alfresco dining areas, spaces for outdoor training activities, water sports, and dedicated learning spaces. Such additions would significantly enhance the garden’s appeal and utility for a wide range of activities.

IIUM SEJAHTERA CAMPUS GARDEN

The IIUM rector's house is intended to serve as the official residence of the university's rector. It also serves as a place for major official events such as meetings, receptions, and gatherings. This building exemplifies a fusion of traditional Islamic and contemporary architectural forms, with gorgeous arches, vast verandas, and a prominent tower that makes it a stunning presence. The Rector House is surrounded by well managed gardens and verdant surroundings, creating a calm and picturesque ambiance. The interior of the Rector House is outfitted with modern conveniences and intended for comfort and functionality, representing the university's dedication to excellence and hospitality.

IIUM RECTOR:S HOUSE

MAHALLAH nusaibah(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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Sejahtera Centre for Sustainability and Humanity was established to champion the sustainability, humanity and Sejahtera agenda of International Islamic University Malaysia. The Centre was established on 25th February 2019 and deliberately put under the purview of Office of Executive Director Development and Planning – a strategic position to influence change and making impact towards sustainability by integrating both physical and human development aspects of the University. Sejahtera Centre for Sustainability and Humanity (SC4SH) is established to champion the university’s Whole Institution Transformation (WIT) with the strategic mission of humanising education through Sustainable Development Goals and Maqasid Shariah (Basic Human Needs of Existence) since 2018, endorsed as a Centre of Studies by the Board of Governance in their Meeting No 61 effective 1st September 2021.

SEJAHTERA CENTRE FOR SUSTAINABILITY AND HUMANITY (SC4SH)

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The Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Mosque (SHAS) is IIUM's central mosque located at the heart of the Gombak campus. Completed in 1997, it was officiated by Almarhum Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah, the Sultan of Pahang in 2000. The mosque was named in honour of His Royal Highness as the Constitutional Head of the University. Built over four levels, the mosque can accommodate up to 9,000 worshippers at any time. The university has also become one of the most renowned Islamic universities in the world.

SULTAN HAJI AHMAD SHAH MOSQUE (SHAS)

The Ahmad Ibrahim Kulliyyah of Laws (AIKOL) was one of the pioneering Kulliyyahs established in 1983 with three (3) teaching staff and 59 students. AIKOL offers integrated curriculum, a legal curriculum with Islamic law, developed by the founding father of AIKOL – the late Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Datuk Ahmad bin Mohamed Ibrahim (1916-1999). He was also the first ‘Shaikh al-Kulliyyah' (Dean). AIKOL consists of three (3) Departments which are Department of Civil Law, Department of Islamic Law and Department of Legal Practice.

AHMAD IBRAHIM KULLIYYAH OF LAWS (AIKOL)

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The Centre for Languages (CFL) was established in July 1983. In order to uphold the IIUM Philosophy, Vision and Mission and to shoulder the responsibility of injecting a new system into language teaching and learning at the IIUM, it was renamed as the Centre for Languages and Pre-University Academic Development or CELPAD in May 1993. The role of CELPAD is to ensure that all IIUM students fulfill the minimum language requirements in order to undertake credit bearing kulliyyah courses in English and Arabic. In addition, Bahasa Melayu, Tilawah, Mandarin and bridging courses are offered.

CENTRE FOR LANGUAGES AND PRE-UNIVERSITY ACADEMIC DEVELOPMENT (CELPAD)

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The Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences (KIRKHS) was established in 1990. Its formation represents a drive to integrate Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences disciplines as part of comprehensive educational reform for the betterment of mankind. When IIUM was established in 1983, it was clear that the central objective of the University was to integrate knowledge with Islamic values, norms and worldview. This resulted in the formation of Centre for Fundamental Knowledge (CFK). It was a non-degree awarding Centre responsible for offering courses relating to the Islamic worldview, Islamic creed, ethics and spirituality. The Centre since its inception up until it has been transformed into the Department of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage (IRKH) offered 18 courses. 14 of which taught in Arabic. The founding Shaikh al-Kulliyyah of CFK (1983-1990) was the then Rector, Allahyarham Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Kamal Hassan. While the founding Dean of CFK was Assoc. Prof. Mohd. Mokhtar Hj. Shafii.

ABDULHAMID ABUSULAYMAN KULLIYYAH OF ISLAMIC REVEALED KNOWLEDGE AND HUMAN SCIENCES (AHAS KIRKHS - IRK BUILDING)

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MAHALLAH AMINAH(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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MAHALLAH HAFSA(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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MAHALLAH ZUBAIR AL-AWWAM(MALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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TThe sports section in IIUM was established in 1983. Since then, sports have become vibrant activities in IIUM. In 1990, the sports activities in IIUM drastically increased in terms of quantity and quality. In 1991, the role of the sports section became more demanding when IIUM was indirectly involved with the World University Sports Federation (FISU), Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) and ASEAN University Sports Council (AUSC). The primary purpose of the Sports Development Centre (SDC) is to provide opportunities for students and staff to pursue their sports and recreational interests. The focus of SDC programmes is blending and learning new motor skills while coordinating all sports activities, monitoring the progress of IIUM sports development and supervising the maintenance of venues and sports facilities of the university. IIUM Gombak has two (2) Sports Complexes, each for male and female community. The sports facilities are available for all students and staff of IIUM as well as visitors. All bookings can be made through the office of SDC with minimal fees charged.

SPORTS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (SDC) IIUM MUSTANGS – MALE SPORT COMPLEX

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The IIUM Sejahtera Clinic offers comprehensive healthcare services to students, faculty and their families, as well as the general public. It provides general medical consultations, preventative care, emergency services, environmental health services, pharmacy, laboratory diagnostics, and dental care. The IIUM Sejahtera Clinic aims to become a leading primary healthcare centre, offering excellent health services to its clients while aligning with IIUM's vision of being a premier international centre of excellence in education. Its mission is to develop a comprehensive healthy living environment encompassing physical, mental, and spiritual health awareness among the IIUM community, enabling them to enjoy a sustainable quality of life. The clinic also strives to instil in the IIUM community the recognition that health is a valuable asset and an individual's responsibility.

IIUM SEJAHTERA CLINIC

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When IIUM Library first opened its door to users in 1983, it had a modest floor area and a limited seating capacity. Staff worked in the basement of a small three-storey building in the IIUM Petaling Jaya campus. In 1986, it moved to a dedicated four-storey building in the Petaling Jaya campus where it began to build its collection and expand its services and facilities. February 1997 witnessed the final move of the library to its new building in Gombak campus. This purpose-built facility had a floor space of more than 25,000 square meters and the capacity to house 1 million printed materials. Today, IIUM’s library is considered to be one of the best academic libraries in the country, having a collection of more than two (2) million titles in print and electronic format and supported by 200 staff spread over seven (7) campuses.

DAR AL-HIKMAH LIBRARY

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The IIUM Nadir Garden is proposed primarily as an education and research garden, although it will also offer various environmental, social and health benefits to visitors. The garden will be developed as an arboretum and involve the planting and preservation of rare local tree species of various types. Currently there is already a proposal on initiative to germinate rare species saplings by a group of academic staff in IIUM. These saplings can be transferred to the IIUM Nadir Garden for permanent planting and preservation where research and learning activities can be undertaken with regards to the species

IIUM NADIR GARDEN

The IIUM Cultural Centre (ICC) is the main hall for the Gombak Campus, where IIUM Convocation Ceremony is held annually. The IIUM Convocation Ceremony is a prestigious event that marks the pinnacle of our graduands’ achievement in their studies. Other major events are also held at this centre.

IIUM CULTURAL CENTRE (ICC)

Pioneered in 1993, IIUM Graduate School of Management, through its programmes, aims to focus on the need of a well-balanced and holistic approach to management. The School offers three executive programmes, namely the Doctor of Business Administration (DBA), Master of Business Administration (MBA) and the Master of Management (MMgt). All of our IIUM-GSM academic programmes are accredited by ABEST21 and our MBA in Islamic Banking and Finance is the first specialised programme certified and accredited in Malaysia. The school also offers dual-specialisation for its MBA programme. The Graduate School of Management academic model emphasizes practical solutions for business executives and industry practitioners. Our programmes make extensive use of the case study method, enabling candidates to explore new analytical frameworks within a context of real-world business decision making. Candidates also can develop their skills through group interaction in case discussions, simulations and team exercises.

IIUM GRADUATE SCHOOL OF MANAGEMENT (IIUM-GSM)

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MAHALLAH HALIMATUS SAADIYAH(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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It was at the First International Conference on Information Systems and Islam (ISI2001) held in November 2001 at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), the then Rector of IIUM Allahyarham Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Kamal Hassan announced the establishment of the Kulliyyah of Information and Communication Technology (KICT). The establishment of KICT was made possible with the merger of two departments of the university being the Department of Information System (DIS) from the Kulliyyah of Economics and Management Sciences (KENMS) and the Department of Library and Information Sciences (DLIS) from the Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences (KIRKHS). Later in 2004, the Department of Computer Science has been introduced.

KULLLIYYAH OF INFORMATION AND COMMUNICATION TECHNOLOGY (KICT)

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The Development Division was established in 1988 and began its operation at International Islamic University Malaysia, Petaling Jaya Campus. The office then shifted to Gombak Campus in 1994 and located at the site office before it moved to the main office at Gombak Campus. The main functions of the Development Division are planning and monitoring the physical development projects of the University, ensuring continuous functionality of the University physical infrastructure and facilities, overseeing and monitoring the University sustainability & humanity strategizing for optimum utilisation of space in the University campuses, managing the University's development budget and ensuring the safety & quality of environment of the University.

DEVELOPMENT DIVISON

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MAHALLAH SUMAYYAH(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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The Kulliyyah of Education was established as a Department on July 16, 1987 offering Diploma in Education. It was granted autonomy from the KIRKHS in 1999 after which it became the Institute of Education in 2006. The Institute offers a unique experience of an Islamic, integrated and international programme in education taught by experienced academic staff trained in the Muslim World and the West with an emphasis on comprehensive excellence. The Institute was established as a Kulliyyah in April 2013. The Kulliyyah has since grown to be a reputable center of Islamic education both at the national and international levels, consistent with the vision and mission of the IIUM. The Kulliyyah continues to produce dedicated researchers, scholars, and educators and to develop Islamic approaches in the construction of knowledge relevant to contemporary socio-cultural conditions.

KULLIYYAH OF EDUCATION (KoED)

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The IIUM Student Union (IIUMSU) became the first student-led autonomy and governance in a Malaysian university in about 40 years, when it was successfully launched on Wednesday (23 October 2019), in Wadi Budi, IIUM. Established officially on 5 September 2019, it is characterised by the solidarity of its members, shared governance with the university administration and autonomy in managing student affairs. The union was proposed and launched by Education Minister, Dr. Maszlee Malik, who was also the former President of IIUM. In his officiating speech, he highlighted the need to instil responsibilities and maturity within students as they are now part of the university’s governing body. The IIUM Student Union, though run by and held at IIUM, is an autonomous entity separate from IIUM.

IIUM STUDENT UNION (WADI BUDI)

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The existing IIUM Integrity Garden, which was established by the Management Services Division (MSD), is proposed to be enhanced and upgraded so that it can function as linkage to student cultural areas and to commemorate the University winning the Silver Award at the 2023 Anugerah Integriti, Governans dan Antirasuah (AIGA). The proposed enhancement is aimed at transforming the garden into a well-designed and strategically placed green space, allowing it to be interlinked with the student cultural area, and becoming a central hub for student activities. Additionally, it will enhance the aesthetic appeal and functionality of the area, significantly enriching the student experience and promoting a stronger sense of community and well-being.

IIUM INTEGRITY GARDEN

IIUM Convest Hill, known for its bustling ambiance, is home to a variety of food trucks and booths serving different cuisine, making it a favourite gathering location for students, staff, and visitors. The space also includes seating arrangements beneath canopies, making it suitable for socializing and community activities. Convest Hill reflects the campus's vibrant student life while providing an area for relaxation and cultural interchange amid the university's peaceful and lush surroundings. As it is surrounded by the verdant campus landscape and picturesque views, it provides an enjoyable break from the rigorous schedule of classes.

IIUM CONVEST HILL

MAHALLAH ASMA(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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In January 2005, the IIUM Institute of Islamic Banking and Finance (IIiBF) was established. The aim was to provide a unique institute that conducts interdisciplinary research and publication in the knowledge and practice of Islamic banking and finance. IIiBF draws expertise from Economics and Management Sciences, Laws and Shari’ah domains as major pertinent contribution to achieve a noble objective as part of IIUM efforts to support the development of Islamic banking and financial services industry. The Islamic banking and finance industry should take this opportunity to establish a smart partnership with the IIUM experts in this field. The partnership can take various forms and one potential area of collaboration would be in research, product development and enhancement of skills and knowledge of Islamic banking and finance. Since its establishment, the IIiBF has produced 100th of professionals presently holding leadership position not only in Malaysia rather worldwide and is recognised as best in the world for its research and publication in 2015.

IIUM INSTITUTE OF ISLAMIC BANKING AND FINANCE (IIiBF)

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MAHALLAH SAFIYYAH(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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The Perak House, identified as Rumah Kutai Beranjung is an old house that was originally located at Lot 115 Jalan Siputeh, Mukim Blanja, Parit, Perak. According to records, the house is believed to have been built around the 1910s based on land documents that were registered in 1907. The original owner was believed to have been an influential person in the area as the ‘Rumah Kutai Beranjung’ referring to a Malay leader’s house. Structurally, the house has two important parts, namely ‘Rumah Anjung’ and ‘Rumah Ibu’. The size of the ‘Rumah Anjung’ is 2.76 meters x 4.52 meters while the ‘Rumah Ibu’ is 7.24 meters x 7.03 meters. The house is essentially made of chengal wood and has one room. The Malay Enclave will be used as a teaching laboratory for the students of KAED, especially its architecture students. The Malay Enclave is also to help in preserving the traditional built heritage as well as promoting it to local and international visitors who visit the university.

KAED MALAY ENCLAVE TEACHING LAB (RUMAH KUTAI BERANJUNG)

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MAHALLAH BILAL IBN RABAH(MALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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The Muhammad Abdul Rauf Building (MAAR) was formally known as the Rectory Building. Allahyarham Tan Sri Prof. Dr. Muhammad M. Abdul Rauf was the 1st Rector of IIUM, from 1983 until 1988. The Rector's and Deputy Rectors' offices and the IIUM Gallery are located in this building.

MUHAMMAD ABDUL RAUF BUILDING (MAR)

MAHALLAH AS-SIDDIQ(MALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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MAHALLAH ALI BIN ABI TALIB(MALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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Building for offices providing financial, residential and accommodation services and assistances for students. Important for students' needs and activities for academic and co-curricular purpose.

CENTRAL COMPLEX

The Kulliyyah of Engineering (KoE) was established in March, 1994 with three Departments: Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Manufacturing Engineering, and Mechatronics Engineering. The first intake of Engineering Undergraduates was on July 2nd, 1994. The Departments of Electrical and Computer Engineering (ECE), Manufacturing Engineering and Mechatronics Departments were established on September 1st, 1994.

KULLIYYAH OF ENGINEERING (KoE)

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The sports section in IIUM was established in 1983. Since then, sports have become vibrant activities in IIUM. In 1990, the sports activities in IIUM drastically increased in terms of quantity and quality. In 1991, the role of the sports section became more demanding when IIUM was indirectly involved with the World University Sports Federation (FISU), Asian University Sports Federation (AUSF) and ASEAN University Sports Council (AUSC). The primary purpose of the Sports Development Centre (SDC) is to provide opportunities for students and staff to pursue their sports and recreational interests. The focus of SDC programmes is blending and learning new motor skills while coordinating all sports activities, monitoring the progress of IIUM sports development and supervising the maintenance of venues and sports facilities of the university. IIUM Gombak has two (2) Sports Complexes, each for male and female community. The sports facilities are available for all students and staff of IIUM as well as visitors. All bookings can be made through the office of SDC with minimal fees charged.

SPORTS DEVELOPMENT CENTRE (SDC) IIUM MUSTANGS – FEMALE SPORT COMPLEX

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MAHALLAH RAQAYYAH(MIX STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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Mahallah Maryam Lake, once a vibrant hub for water sports like kayaking and dragon boat racing, has become shallow over time. Despite this, it remains a popular spot for jogging and outdoor activities, offering scenic views and a tranquil environment for exercise and relaxation. The transformation has shifted its focus from water-based recreation to land-based fitness pursuits.

MAHALLAH MARYAM LAKE

The Azman Hashim Foundation funded the construction of a 3-storey complex for the benefit of IIUM. The 3-storey complex became a perpetual revenue source for the IIUM endowment fund, known as the Azman Hashim – IIUM Ummatic Scholarship. Among others, the complex now houses three banks (Bank Islam, Bank Muamalat and AmIslamic Bank), a bookstore, a café and multipurpose hall. The multipurpose hall, named Dewan Zabedah (Zabedah Hall) after Tan Sri Azman Hashim’s mother, is rented out to interested parties for functions such as seminars, examinations and weddings. The rental revenue generated by the building has been used to sponsor needy and deserving local and foreign students through the Azman Hashim – IIUM Ummatic Scholarship since 2012. In 2018 following a cash donation from Yayasan Azman Hashim, the Azman Hashim IIUM Perpetual Endowment Property Fund was set up to provide scholarships and research grants to deserving individuals.

AZMAN HASHIM COMPLEX

The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has launched the "Go Green" initiative, focusing on creating a low-carbon, environmentally friendly campus. As part of this initiative, Al-Jami'ah Road on the Gombak campus now features a dedicated lane for micro-mobility users, enhancing safety for all road users, especially pedestrians. The new guidelines prohibit parking along the road shoulder to prevent congestion and accidents. This initiative underscores IIUM's commitment to sustainable and safe campus living.

IIUM GO GREEN INITIATIVE

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The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has an Islamic-inspired architectural style for its main entrance. A pronounced doorway with a sloping roof tiled in turquoise serves as the entrance's marker. The building features elaborate patterns and pointed arches, which are features of Islamic architecture. Overhead the main archway is a prominent display of the IIUM logo. Smaller arches and columns flank the gateway, and foliage surrounds the opening to improve its aesthetic appeal. Reflecting the university's cultural and educational objectives, the entrance creates a majestic and welcoming impression.

OFFICE OF SECURITY MANAGEMENT (OSEM)

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The IIUM Healing Garden is a newly proposed garden to be established under the Green Garden Network. Proposed to be strategically located opposite the IIUM Integrity Garden, its positioning will create a continuous green network and add to enhancing the beauty of the area. The garden will be thoughtfully designed with both hard and soft landscape elements to provide therapeutic and calming effects for visitors. Key features will include aromatic plants, reflexology path, and above-ground water fountain. This initiative is expected not only to offer a healing environment for its visitors but also to foster a strong sense of teamwork among the administrators, leading to greater commitment and performance excellence.

IIUM HEALING GARDEN

The Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences (KIRKHS) was established in 1990. Its formation represents a drive to integrate Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences disciplines as part of comprehensive educational reform for the betterment of mankind. When IIUM was established in 1983, it was clear that the central objective of the University was to integrate knowledge with Islamic values, norms and worldview. This resulted in the formation of Centre for Fundamental Knowledge (CFK). It was a non-degree awarding Centre responsible for offering courses relating to the Islamic worldview, Islamic creed, ethics and spirituality. The Centre since its inception up until it has been transformed into the Department of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Heritage (IRKH) offered 18 courses. 14 of which taught in Arabic. The founding Shaikh al-Kulliyyah of CFK (1983-1990) was the then Rector, Allahyarham Professor Emeritus Tan Sri Dr. Mohd Kamal Hassan. While the founding Dean of CFK was Assoc. Prof. Mohd. Mokhtar Hj. Shafii.

ABDULHAMID ABUSULAYMAN KULLIYYAH OF ISLAMIC REVEALED KNOWLEDGE AND HUMAN SCIENCES (AHAS KIRKHS - HS BUILDING)

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The field is a specially constructed area that can facilitate both the game of cricket as well as football, which is used by both students, staff, and outsiders. This field is a part of IIUM's larger endeavor to offer comprehensive sports amenities for its community and is situated within the Gombak campus near Mahallah Ali. Aside from friendly matches and training sessions, other events were also held on the cricket field. Students get the chance to show off their abilities and participate in activities that promote community spirit.

MAHALLAH ALI SPORTS FIELD

The IIUM Community Garden is envisaged as garden with centralised plots allocated to groups and individuals, including from surrounding community, for gardening. Besides the various environmental and social benefits, centralised community garden also allows the University to better monitor garden activities within the campus and reduces the chances of gardens being left unattended and becoming unsightly as what is happening currently at many of the gardens which are set up at isolated locations within the campus. Another significant advantage of a centralised community garden is the opportunity it provides for exchanging knowledge and experiences among the gardeners, as everyone will be working in the same area. This arrangement also facilitates group training sessions and hands-on gardening demonstrations, contributing to increased motivation among participants to maintain and succeed in their garden plots.

IIUM COMMUNITY GARDEN

MAHALLAH SALAHUDDIN AL-AYYUBI(MIX STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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Mahallah Sheikh Humaid at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is an exclusive female student residential complex designed to provide comfortable and convenient living accommodations. The cost of development of the building was funded by the ruler of Ajman, HH Sheikh Humaid bin Rashid Al-Nuaimi. It is the first self-catering hostel project. It houses16 apartments with 4 individual rooms, with facilities such as air conditioner in each bedroom, sofa set, dining table, refrigerator, and two bathrooms fitted with water heater.Besides, Mahallah LTAT named in recognition of the support or contributions from Yayasan Lembaga Tabung Angkatan Tentera (YLTAT). YLTAT has injected funds as much as RM5,000,000 for the construction of Mahallah at IIUM, Gombak Campus which was completed in 2015. The rental income collected from this Mahallah is used as a scholarship education for students and veterans of ATM. The scholarship application is limited to 10 people per semester but is open to all courses and exclusively only for second year students of veterans. In terms of sponsorship value, it is based on the course offered and can reach up to RM20,000. It includes tuition allowance, books and living allowance.

MAHALLAH SHEIKH HUMAID AL-NUAIMI AND MAHALLAH LTAT

The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has launched the "Go Green" initiative, focusing on creating a low-carbon, environmentally friendly campus. As part of this initiative, Al-Jami'ah Road on the Gombak campus now features a dedicated lane for micro-mobility users, enhancing safety for all road users, especially pedestrians. The new guidelines prohibit parking along the road shoulder to prevent congestion and accidents. This initiative underscores IIUM's commitment to sustainable and safe campus living.

IIUM GO GREEN INITIATIVE

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Staff housing is available for faculty and staff members at the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM), providing comfortable living in a campus setting. These housing facilities are intended to provide a comfortable living environment and a caring community for individuals who support the academic and administrative operations of the university. The reputation and academic status of the institution will be improved by attracting and keeping exceptional academics and administrative staff through the provision of high-quality staff housing.

STAFF QUARTERS

The IIUM rector's house is intended to serve as the official residence of the university's rector. It also serves as a place for major official events such as meetings, receptions, and gatherings. This building exemplifies a fusion of traditional Islamic and contemporary architectural forms, with gorgeous arches, vast verandas, and a prominent tower that makes it a stunning presence. The Rector House is surrounded by well managed gardens and verdant surroundings, creating a calm and picturesque ambiance. The interior of the Rector House is outfitted with modern conveniences and intended for comfort and functionality, representing the university's dedication to excellence and hospitality.

GUEST HOUSE

The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has launched the "Go Green" initiative, focusing on creating a low-carbon, environmentally friendly campus. As part of this initiative, Al-Jami'ah Road on the Gombak campus now features a dedicated lane for micro-mobility users, enhancing safety for all road users, especially pedestrians. The new guidelines prohibit parking along the road shoulder to prevent congestion and accidents. This initiative underscores IIUM's commitment to sustainable and safe campus living.

IIUM GO GREEN INITIATIVE

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The International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) has an Islamic-inspired architectural style for its main entrance. A pronounced doorway with a sloping roof tiled in turquoise serves as the entrance's marker. The building features elaborate patterns and pointed arches, which are features of Islamic architecture. Overhead the main archway is a prominent display of the IIUM logo. Smaller arches and columns flank the gateway, and foliage surrounds the opening to improve its aesthetic appeal. Reflecting the university's cultural and educational objectives, the entrance creates a majestic and welcoming impression.

MAIN ENTRANCE (GATE 1)

The Gombak campus features an extensive parade square on the rear side of the IIUM campus, easily accessible to students, staff, and visitors. This outdoor area is pivotal for a variety of physical activities, including sporting events, parades, military training, and large gatherings. Specifically, it serves as a vital training ground for several uniformed student bodies such as the Nadi Askar Wataniah Club (NADIAWATAN), ROTU Air Force (AFRI), Voluntary IIUM Police Club (VIPC), Perwira Young Officer Army Reserved Training Unit Club (PERWIRA), and Civil Defense Club (CDC).

PARADE SQUARE

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MAHALLAH ASIAH(FEMALE STUDENT RESIDENTIAL)

Students’s residential college of the International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) is known as Mahallah. The word Mahallah refers to a place where it is supposed to be a self-contained area that is not only equipped with services but also provides activities. IIUM named its Mahallahs after the leading companions of the Prophet S.A.W and the female Mujahidah and Syuhada. IIUM provides 80% accommodation for its full-time undergraduate students. For postgraduate students, the accommodation is provided based on availability of rooms. There are 17 Mahallahs in Gombak Campus that accommodate about 17,000 students. RSD (Residential and Services Division) also provides room rental for IIUM Students (for short-term period), Non-IIUM Students, Alumni and Public based on room availability.

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