Most of Malaysians choose frozen food in their lives because of its quick preparation and availability. The indicative elements are usually displayed on the packaging of frozen food to know its components, method of preparation, production and expiry date. This study aims to discover the semantic elements present in the packaging of frozen food, to know the semantic elements depicted and their role in this packaging, and to know the effects of the semantic elements on consumers. The study followed the descriptive analytical approach, which is the description of halal frozen food and the analysis of the interview conducted with the participants. This study consists of three participants to know the experiences and their attention on the semantic elements in the cover. The data was analyzed by extracting important insights using Atlas.ti. The results of the study indicated there of; The semantic elements in the packaging have an impact on consumers. The study ended with recommendations and suggestions.

This paper seeks to focus on the conditions of compiling bilingual Arabic - Malay dictionaries in the 19th century in the world of the Malays whose population exceeds 230 million Muslims. The paper looks into the reasons behind the Malay scholars delaying the compiling of such dictionaries despite the fact that they were introduced to Islam in the early days of the Hijra. Moreover, the paper reviews the efforts of Malay lexicographers in transferring the Arabic words into Malay as well as clarifying the aspects of the development of such bilingual dictionaries and the impact of the monolingual dictionary that calls for the need for a comprehensive study of all factors: politically, socially, culturally or scientifically, that may affect such compilation in other nations. Regardless of such delay, researchers think that the compilation of bilingual Arabic � Malay dictionaries in the 19th century is logical � which doesn�t reflect the failure of Malay scholars towards studying, teaching and spreading Arabic language.