Demography of Brunei

Ahmad, Norainie

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“…Manuskrip-manuskrip ulama Brunei bukan sahaja berfokus terhadap kitabkitab pengajaran ilmu agama, tetapi menurut Awang, mencakupi manuskrip-manuskrip yang berunsur Islam seperti hikayat dan syair. Berdasarkan kajiannya, dapat diketahui beberapa judul manuskrip keagamaan yang tersimpan di Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, seperti -Risalah yang Kecil Bagi Mengetahui Ilmu usuluddin, Kitab Kifayat Bernikah-nikahan Supaya Mudah Bagi Orang-orang yang Baharu Belajar, Fadilat Sembahyang, dan Kaifiyat Selawat, begitu juga dengan kelompok manuskrip keagamaan dalam bentuk karya sastera, seperti -Hikayat Rasulullah Naik ke Langit, Hikayat Raja Jumjuma dan Syair Raja Jum-juma, di samping beberapa teks lain yang tidak berkaitan seperti Ilmu Hulubalang, Kanun Brunei dan Kitab Tib 22. Namun begitu, Awang dan Omarali tidak memberikan sedikit gambaran pun perihal koleksi manuskrip Pusat Sejarah Brunei.Sebuah hasil inventarisasi katalog yang menghimpun data koleksi manuskrip Islam sedunia turut melaporkan kedudukan manuskrip di Brunei 23.…”

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Pusat Sejarah Brunei: Beberapa Aspek Perbincangan tentang Koleksi Manuskrip Melayu-Islam Brunei History Centre: Some Aspects of Discussion on the Collection of Malay-Islamic Manuscripts

Wan Hasbullah,

Mohd Balwi,

Mat Hussain

2023

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Brunei History Centre is one of Brunei Darussalam government's agency that handles Malay manuscript collection and preservation activities. Through inventory and cataloging studies carried out since the 1980s, the involvement of this centre is seen to be in line with other institutions such as the Dewan Bahasa dan Pustaka, the Museums Department, and the Brunei National Archives as manuscript collectors and preservers. However, unlike in the institutions mentioned, the status of the Malay manuscripts collection at the Brunei History Centre has never been mentioned in detail. This article presents a discussion regarding the position of Malay manuscripts in Brunei by analyzing previous studies on the inventory and cataloging of manuscripts, as well as describing the Brunei History Center's manuscript collection in general. This discussion is based on literature research and fieldwork, as well as interviews with agency officials involved. Based on this research, 270 manuscripts were found, which could be categorized into several genres. In addition, a number of untitled manuscripts were also uncovered at the Brunei History Centre. This discussion is pertinent in efforts to establish the existence and potentiality of the Malay manuscript collection at the Brunei History Centre; particularly to foreign researchers in a bid to assist in creating a knowledge base with regards to the collection. In addition, this also serves as a guide for any future undertakings with regard to the appropriate procedures and approaches dealing with those manuscripts. Essentially, this discussion places an emphasis on the fact that the role of this collection could not be disregarded in the scholarly pursuits of Malay manuscripts, mainly from its context as a source of historical analysis as well as in the investigation of Malay-Islamic civilization.

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Pusat Sejarah Brunei: Beberapa Aspek Perbincangan tentang Koleksi Manuskrip Melayu-Islam Brunei History Centre: Some Aspects of Discussion on the Collection of Malay-Islamic Manuscripts

Wan Hasbullah,

Mohd Balwi,

Mat Hussain

2023

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A pioneering study on measuring poverty in the hydrocarbon-rich state of Brunei Darussalam

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Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Digital Wallet Usage Among Youth

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Anshari

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Digital Psychology’s Impact on Business and Society

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Financial technology (FinTech) has become more ubiquitous in an era of accelerating internet technology and rising e-commerce. With the increasing digitisation of the marketplace, smartphones are now used not only for communication but also as a means of payment in a number of countries. Several initiatives have been undertaken to accelerate the digital transformation of the business, including the use of digital wallets by young adults. Given the scarcity of research examining FinTech adoption from a human behaviour perspective, this study will examine the elements that motivate people to use digital wallets. Three major themes were theoretically derived using a qualitative technique and Maslow's hierarchy of needs as the research instrument. The main reasons why young adults use digital wallets were found to be “youth digitalization,” “technological anxiety,” and a “positive attitude toward technology use.”

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Demography of Brunei

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Pusat Sejarah Brunei: Beberapa Aspek Perbincangan tentang Koleksi Manuskrip Melayu-Islam Brunei History Centre: Some Aspects of Discussion on the Collection of Malay-Islamic Manuscripts

Pusat Sejarah Brunei: Beberapa Aspek Perbincangan tentang Koleksi Manuskrip Melayu-Islam Brunei History Centre: Some Aspects of Discussion on the Collection of Malay-Islamic Manuscripts

A pioneering study on measuring poverty in the hydrocarbon-rich state of Brunei Darussalam

Maslow's Hierarchy of Needs and Digital Wallet Usage Among Youth

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