ISRA Research Management Centre (ISRA RMC) is the dedicated department at INCEIF University for research commercialisation. We support INCEIF researchers, faculty and students in navigating steps towards transforming their academic research in developing Islamic financial instruments, systems and infrastructure into marketable products, services or technologies.

Intellectual Property Rights (IPR) Management

INCEIF University is committed to creating a climate for the creation of innovative and inventive research. ISRA RMC supports these goals by managing the IPR of our researchers, faculty and students.

We identify and protect IPR by registering copyright, trademarks and patents with the Malaysian Intellectual Property Office (MyIPO), a government agency responsible for the development and management of the intellectual property system in Malaysia. This registration is crucial for protecting the interests of our researchers, faculty, students and INCEIF University while facilitating future commercialisation efforts in consultation with intellectual property firms or government central agencies such as MRANTI.

Rights and Permissions

As a leading publisher of Islamic finance and Shariah books in the English language, ISRA RMC publications stand out for their comprehensive and authoritative content. Permission requests for publishing rights and copyright clearance for the use of materials must be formally obtained from ISRA RMC, the copyright owner.

Publishing Rights 

Foreign Rights

Request for foreign rights offers an overseas publisher the option of acquiring English-language reprint rights of our titles and producing their edition for distribution in their market or territories.

Translation Rights

Request for translation rights offers a foreign language publisher the option of acquiring the rights to publish the book in a language other than the original for distribution in their market or territories.

Copyright Clearance

Copyrighted Materials

Published materials require copyright clearance for permission to reproduce, reuse and reprint extracts, images, illustrations, figures, charts and tables in original form or adapted from our publications.

 

Formal permission requests to reproduce materials are encouraged to evaluate what constitutes context-dependant fair use in teaching activities, thesis writing or research.

For enquiries and information

Please contact [email protected] | +603 – 7651 4221