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Issa Khan, Takmil (Dawra Hadith) in Hadith ( Jamiyah Arabiyah Makzanul Ulum, Mymensingh, Bangladesh), B.A.(Hon’s) in Islamic Studies and Da’wah (Darul Ihsan University), M.A. in Contemporary Islamic Business Transection, PhD. in Takaful (Islamic Insurance) (University of Malaya), has joined at Acaemy of Islamic Studies, University of Malaya as a Senior Lecturer after completing PhD with Bright Sparks Scholarship. Prior he had been awarded University of Malay Fellowship for Masters Programme. In 2014, he received Bronze Medal Award from Minggu Terbuka Akademik APIUM and Best Papers Award from Seminar Penyelidikan Kewangan dan Kehartaan Islam, University of Malaya, 19-20 February 2013.

Ali Mohammed Mansoor Received the B.Sc. degree from Amman University, Jordan, and his MSc from University Putra Malaysia, both in computer Science and distributed computing in 2005 and 2008, respectively. He received his PhD degree in Communications and Network Engineering from University Putra Malaysia in 2014. Currently he is a senior lecturer at the Faculty of Computer Science and Information Technology in University of Malaya, Malaysia. Previously, he was a lecturer at the Department of Computer Engineering, Faculty of engineering, Aden University, Yemen. He also worked on broadband networks in MIMOS Berhad, Malaysia. His main research interests are wireless communication and networking, resource management and QoS, Internet of Things (IoT) , LTE-Advance networks , 5G emerging wireless technologies and edge computing.

Rizal was part of the very first batch of Sport Science students that graduated from University of Malaya in 1999. In year 2000, he went on to pursue an MSc (Human Movement) at the University of Western Australia, graduated the following year and started to teach in UM in 2001. He formally completed his Phd from the Department of Biomedical Engineering, University of Malaya in 2012; investigating the critical parameters of the ten-pin bowling delivery. Rizal’s primary focus is in on technical performance enhancement of various sport skills. Current research include studying the reliability of the taekwondo scoring system, designing an apparatus to help the visually impaired exercise and; looking at the effects of leg length discrepancies on gait. He has also done work related in anthropometry and talent identification. Moreover, Rizal has a particularly keen interest in investigating and finding solutions for applied problems in an array of different fields. He has been the Deputy Director of Undergraduate Studies & Development at the Centre for Sport & Exercise Sciences, UM since 2016. He has also lead the transformation of UM sports facilities, which has seen a near ten fold increase in fixed monthly income in the last two years. At the same time he was instrumental in establishing the UM Sports Science Support Services (UM4S) which is the current commercial arm of the sports science labs. On the sporting side, Rizal is an accomplished floorball and hockey player that played at all age group levels for KL hockey up to national junior’s team. Now an active coach, recently winning the 2018 National U14 gold with the KL ladies hockey team. The highlight of his coaching career thus far is being the assistant coach for the national hockey team in 2008/09. He was also the coach cum player for the Malaysian Floorball Team and won a bronze medal at the 2015 SEA Games, and currently serves as the president of the Malaysian Floorball Association.