This study investigated the readiness of the academic lecturers of IIUM for e-learning implementation. A response rate of 98% totaling 324 respondents was realised from 300 samples, and a sample of 26 Deans, Acting Deans and Heads of Departments were surveyed for sustainability. Five factors emerged: e-learning confidence, training, adoption, readiness and consequences. The regression analyses showed that e-learning training and confidence were statistically significant predictors of both e-learning adoption and e-learning readiness and they were of practical importance. These results were...

Shorttitle: This study investigated the use of the Internet as a channel of religious communication by Muslims. As revealed in the pre-research investigation, Muslim Web Sites are not entirely dedicated to Islamic propagation. Therefore, it is expected that documenting these pre-research findings would provide preliminary data on future investigations regarding Muslims use of the Internet. The study found that the level of "educative" and "informative" articles on Islamic propagation displayed on Muslim home pages was still very low. These home pages were found to contain more "informative"...