To understand the demands of the modern labor market, this study focuses on the marketability of graduates from programs that mix multimedia with Quranic studies. These programs combine multimedia as a minor with Quranic studies as a major. Nonetheless, concerns remain over the program's applicability in light of the quickly changing technology landscape and the graduates' capacity to use their education to their advantage in the workplace. This study examines the employment situation of USIM graduates in multimedia Quranic studies for the academic years 2017, 2018, and 2019. Evaluate graduates' opinions regarding the program's suitability in fulfilling the labor market demands and any barriers they see to improving their marketability. The study uses a quantitative research design to gather information from 330 former students who obtained a Bachelor of Quranic Studies with a Multimedia degree. The results show that 77.2% of graduates have jobs, which suggests that marketability skills are on the rise. With only 5.6% of graduates still unemployed, graduates have a great understanding of the demands of the labor market and a proactive approach to enhancing their abilities. The biggest impediment to developing marketable skills is financial, with 90% of graduates stating this as a reason for not enrolling in outside training or courses. To sum up, graduates of the Quranic Studies with Multimedia curriculum are in demand for employment and have a market worth to the businesses. Notwithstanding the difficulties from restricted resources and information exposure, the graduates desire to improve their abilities, underscoring the significance of a well-rounded education that integrates naqli and aqli knowledge. These results provide insight into the success of this integration and the graduates' preparedness for the demands of the contemporary labor market.

Muslims consider the art of tarannum al-Quran a significant and valuable tradition that enhances the Quran's divine status. Tarannum involves reciting the Quranic verses melodically and rhythmically and is viewed as a spiritual act of worship. This article aims to provide an overview of tarannum, including its various forms and the necessary conditions for Quranic recitation. Tarannum has several types, each with a distinct melody and rhythm, including Bayyati, Hijaz, Soba, Rast, Jiharkah, Sikah, and Nahawand. Each style is used for specific Quranic verses, such as Bayyati for Surah Al-Fatiha and Hijaz for Surah Al-Fil. Adherence to specific conditions is crucial to performing tarannum, including correct Arabic letter pronunciation and elongation, modulation, and intonation of the voice. Additionally, understanding the Quranic verses' meanings is vital to convey the intended message effectively. In summary, tarannum plays an essential role in the Islamic faith, elevating the beauty and spirituality of Quranic recitation. This article's overview of tarannum's various forms and necessary conditions for Quranic recitation can benefit those interested in learning this art, preserving this valuable heritage for future generations. In addition, the integration of computing research with tarannum al-Quran offers potential research areas, such as developing digital tools for teaching and learning, using NLP and ML algorithms for analysis, and integrating VR and AR technologies, to preserve and enhance this significant tradition for future generations

The art of tarannum al-Quran is a Muslim’s precious heritage. Thus, this paper focuses on the evolution of the Hijazi and Misri streams in the art of tarannum al-Quran in Malaysia. The emphasis is given to the state of Kedah which is one of the early places of birth of this art in the country. Besides, this paper also highlights the aspects of the flow, styles, and recitation art of the famous qaris in this state, as well as the song transformation from the past to the present. This article includes two disciplines of study, namely library and field studies where several methods were used to collect the data including document analysis, interviews, and observations. The result shows that Kedah is one of the earliest pioneer states, and the catalyst of tarannum art, which triggers the transformation of al-Quran songs in Malaysia.

Tarannum is an art of beautifying and curving the voice tone according to a specific tempo and rhythm. It is a traditional art of reciting the Holy Quran. However, with the rapid advancement of ICT and high-end gadgets that have turned us into a digit society, there is an urgent need to create a new method of learning the tarannum. Therefore, the Tarannum Smart Learning Application (Tarannum-SLA) is proposed. It is an innovation of learning the tarannum, intending to catch the attention of new generations towards the Quran. This paper describes the process of requirement gathering and analysis for the development of Tarannum-SLA, referring to the initial phases in System Development Life Cycle (SDLC). The process of data collection, data analysis and preliminary design are discussed thoroughly in this paper. As a result, a requirement scheme