PROGRAMME BOOK

ABSTRACT BOOK

E - PROCEEDINGS

Welcome all delegates to iLEC2021 organized by Universiti Sains Islam Malaysia. iLEC2021 aims to provide a platform for scholars, intellectuals and professionals to share and generate forum on the current local and global issues, address solutions to the problems and to provide opportunity for participants to exchange and share knowledge and information, establish business or research relationships and find global partners for future collaboration.

IMPORTANT DATES ❗

Abstract Deadline 24th September
Notification (Abstract Acceptance) 30th September
Acceptance of Full Paper 28th October
Conference 2nd - 3rd November

About iLEC 2021

Studies in language and education have experienced growth, development, enhancement, changes and enlightenment on theories, issues or existing problems. They in turn paved the way for explorations and adaptations of strategies and approaches using technology that would also include combining concepts, which would then lead to various newness.

USIM’s philosophy of integration in naqli and aqli knowledge shape the concept of comprehensive knowledge delivery for graduates to possess both universality and soft skills. The incorporation of aqli aspect in the Quranic and Sunnah studies, as well as the emphasis on naqli aspect in worldly studies, have become the main underpinning in curriculum development for this university.

Pertaining to that, this conference can be seen as a platform to share knowledge through the three main languages which are Arabic, English and Malay. With the chosen theme – Language and Education: New Norms – this conference aims to provide the platform for scholars to share their research findings and best practices as the point of reference in navigating universal challenges like the Covid-19 pandemic. Simultaneously, this two-day conference highlights the fact that language studies remain relevant in various contexts. This conference also intends to stress the notion that language and education continue to be effective and relevant when fundamentals are given due importance in navigating challenges such as the Covid-19 pandemic.