Islamic Studies Research Proposal: Understanding Contemporary Muslim Issues

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Delve into the proposed research exploring contemporary Muslim issues, delimiting the specific area of study, identifying variables, and discussing expected outcomes to contribute to the field of knowledge and humanity at large.


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  1. ISTAC Colloquium Presentation Date Student s name Matric number Program

  2. Proposed Research Title:

  3. Introduction The background and history highlights empirical foundations of research. The purpose of a background/history section is to give the reader the relevant facts about the topic and/or research site so that they understand the material or case in the proposal and how it links to the questions posed.

  4. Statement of the problem The purpose statement should provide a synopsis of the purpose of the study, briefly define and delimit the specific area of the research, identify the unit of analysis in the study, and foreshadow the hypotheses to be tested or the questions to be raised. Problem could also be stated in the form of a question like: "Why are Muslims divided?" or What are the factors associated with the rise of hate crime against Muslims in the West?

  5. Significance of the study It is necessary to specify why it is important and what new insights may be found. What would be its net contribution to the body of knowledge in the field, and/or towards solving the problems of the Ummah and humanity at large?

  6. Hypothesis/Research Objectives/Research Questions Usually, three research objectives (RO/RQ) are proposed, or maybe more, depending on the scope of the study. It is stated as The study seeks to achieve the following objectives:..

  7. Theory / Conceptual Framework A research problem should, where possible, be set within the framework of a theory. A theory is a collection of interrelated law-like statements or hypotheses aimed at explaining a phenomenon. The theoretical or conceptual framework and the resultant hypotheses will identify and name the important variables to be studied. The student must identify the variables and define the variables or terms conceptually and operationally.

  8. Significance/ Expected Outcomes Of The Study Outline the anticipated benefits of conducting the research.

  9. Research Methods And Procedures/Methodology Methodology consists of combination of methods and procedures employed in a research to answer the questions proposed in the Research Questions and to fulfill the Research Objectives. Normally includes four main areas: the type of study being conducted, data collection procedures, the sample selection and data analysis.

  10. Literature Review The literature review is neither a chronological summary of related works nor a mere catalogue of previous studies published in the field. Literature review is a well-organized critical appreciation of related and relevant literature conceptually integrated within the logic of the proposed investigation. RL usually look at the gaps in three areas: a. Theoretical gap gap in terms of theory, conceptual frameworks, etc. b. Methodological gap limitation of the previous methods employed before. c. Contextual gap it could be respondents, country, organisation, etc. Once the gap is identified, then your study can fill up the gap, or to answer those unanswered questions .

  11. Research Terms And Their Functional Definitions A functional definition of the research terms used in the study.

  12. Proposed Chapter Outline/Chapterisation Research proposals also contain tentative chapter outline. It indicates the number of chapters the thesis or dissertation is expected to be composed of. It gives the tentative chapter headings with brief annotations of expected chapter content.

  13. Bibliography & Appendix The research proposal must contain a thorough, focused succinct bibliography. The candidate should follow the style recommended by the IIUM Thesis Guide.

  14. GANTT CHART Identify the major tasks involved in your proposed study and place and identify the length of time to complete the tasks and the order in which they will be done in line with the table provided.

  15. Thank you

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