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Study on Religious Practices Onboard Merchant Vessels among Malaysian<br />

Muslim Seafarers<br />

Abdul Razak Bin Ramli<br />

Supervisor: Mr. Mohd Hafizi Bin Said<br />

Bachelor of Science (Nautical Science and Maritime Transport)<br />

School of Ocean Engineering<br />

abdulrazak96.ar88@gmail.com<br />

This research focused on the issue and problems regarding religious practices onboard<br />

merchant ship. It is because, the problems faced among seafarers regarding ibadah<br />

onboard ship are due to the lack of knowledge, the rough work nature onboard ship<br />

and the absence of specific manual that become guidance for seafarers. The objectives<br />

of the research is to identify the issues regarding topic, to analyse the problems and<br />

to recommend suggestions by experts. The respondents are taken randomly from the<br />

seafarers around Malaysia. One month period are used for collecting data. Value of<br />

sample are 400 from 1408 population of seafarers. The methodology used is<br />

quantitative and qualitative by acquiring data from documentation, interviews, and<br />

questionnaires. The data obtained through questionnaires were analysed by Statistical<br />

Packaged for Social Sciences (SPSS) software, version 20.0. The data were analysed<br />

using descriptive statistics such as mean, percentage, standard deviation and alpha<br />

croanbach. The problems from analysed data are solve by expert’s judgement and<br />

suggested literature by supervisor (SV). The result of study had proposed<br />

recommended solution for the problems faced among seafarers regarding ibadah<br />

onboard.<br />

Keywords – Religious practices, Knowledge, Nature of Work, Guidance<br />

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