Sunday, April 24, 2011

Sekitar Program PKF

Program Pembudayaan keusahawanan Fraincais(PKF)
19-20 April 2011
2 hari 1 malam
Hotel seri Malaysia, Temerloh, Pahang
Di bawah anjuran  Pusat Pembangunan Usahawan UIAM dengan kerjasama PNS Wilayah Timur



Peluang menimba Ilmu yang sangat menarik. Insya Allah memberi manfaat untuk membangunkan kembali ekonomi ISLAM.amin.

Saturday, April 23, 2011

to whom it may concern:

Assalamualaikum

Sorry to say this but i will reject it. Because i don't know you. And never concern about you. And never bother to know you. Well, yes, i choose who belongs to my circle. and you are not included. Though you may not know it since you don't read my blog or even know if i have blog. And i don't care what you think of me. Not a tiny bit! I'm being me and not anyone. Either way, we never had any real conversation to begin.

Sorry but i choose my childhood, elementary, middle and high school's friend only to be added in my circle. And with some additional extra rules that they should be someone that have the same interest as me and otaku. Others are not going to be added in my fb list.

*shrug*

Tuesday, April 19, 2011

じゃ またね

off to Temerloh
see ya around
^^

Saturday, April 16, 2011

God's word

Subhanallah, for HE created everything with purpose
"مَثَلُ الَّذِينَ اتَّخَذُواْ مِن دُونِ اللَّهِ أَوْلِيَآءَ كَمَثَلِ الْعَنكَبُوتِ اتَّخَذَتْ بَيْتاً وَإِنَّ أَوْهَنَ الْبُيُوتِ لَبَيْتُ الْعَنكَبُوتِ لَوْ كَانُواْ يَعْلَمُونَ"
29:41 The parable of those who seek protectors from other than Allah is that of a spider who builds a house; but indeed, the weakest of houses is the spider's house -- if they but knew. 

Today, i read His words, Surah Ankaabut and this verse struck me. sometimes, we do not realized it. That we seek for protection other than God. We seek friends, polices, power, prime minister and King. Though in the end these thing might betrayed us.

According to Tafsir Ibnu Kathir, it's explain:
This is how Allah described the idolators in their reverence of gods besides Him, hoping that they would help them and provide for them, and turning to them in times of difficulties. In this regard, they were like the house of a spider, which is so weak and frail, because by clinging to these gods they were like a person who holds on to a spider's web, who does not gain any benefit from that. If they knew this, they would not take any protectors besides Allah. This is unlike the Muslim believer, whose heart is devoted to Allah, yet he still does righteous deeds and follows the Laws of Allah, for he has grasped the most trustworthy handle that will never break because it is so strong and firm.

We muslim, should firmly hold to Allah. No other can protect us except Him. How Palestinian prisoners could stand firm inside the prisoner of hell without wavering, because they knew only Allah can protect them.

If we, believe in Allah truly, even tsunami or nuclear leaking would not made us shake, for if He say He will protect us, He will. Rather than people that seek protection from other than Allah, its just similar as spider's house. How fragile and frail.

Lets hope that, this verse will increase our faith and iman. For those who have knowledge will understand this. As Allah said in next verse:
 وَتِلْكَ الاٌّمْثَالُ نَضْرِبُهَا لِلنَّاسِ وَمَا يَعْقِلُهَآ إِلاَّ الْعَـلِمُونَ
29:43 And these are the examples We give for mankind; but none will understand them except those who have knowledge (of Allah).

May Allah protect us from evils and bad deeds.amin

Tuesday, April 12, 2011

LJ1033

Assalamualaikum!

こんにちは みなさん。
Konnichiwa Mina-san...
(Good afternoon, everyone)

きょうは, にほんごのじゅぎょうはなしましょう。
Kyouwa, nihongo no jugyou hanashimashou.
(Today, lets talk about Japanese language class)

^__^

First attempt to use Japanese sentence, though i'm not sure its correct or not. During Japanese class, we learn to write in ひらがな と かたかな (Hiragana and Katakana), Not much かんじ (Kanji). Since かんじ learn by remembering each word. Honestly, write ひらがな と かたかな are much easier than かんじ。We  learn more on how to introduce ourselves to others, greeting others, ばんごう (number), read times, days, month and years, and common conversation such as; what time is now, where is this or that place, where are we going, how we gonna go there and with whom we are going. We also learn how to differentiate between, present tense and past tense.

This class only has 7 people, though in the beginning there were 10 people. But 3 of them dropped the subject. During the class, we need to talk to make sure that our pronunciation are correct. This class is the same as other classes for we do have quizzes, midterm, presentation, assignment and final exam.

Later, I will introduce myself in Japanese way, but きょう (today), i will show the picture of my group presentation. And 50 words that we have to find for the assignment. My group theme is こうえん(Park).



 

ふろく
ばん
たんご
Meaning
1
こうえん
Park
2
まま
Peach
3
Nest
4
もみじ
Maple
5
やなぎ
Willow
6
ばら
Rose
7
ふんすい
Fountain
8
いす
Chair
9
いし
Stone
10
ごみばこ
Garbage
11
たいよう
Sun
12
くも
Cloud
13
うさぎ
Rabbit
14
ねこ
Cat
15
とり
Bird
16
ふね
Boat
17
みずうみ
Lake
18
りす
Squirrel
19
さかな
Fish
20
いぬ
Dog
21
うま
Horse
22
Tree
23
さくら
Cherry flower
24
はな
Flower
25
おとこ
Boy
26
じてんしゃ
Bicycle
27
おんなのこ
Girl
28
かばん
Bag
29
こうしゅうでんわ
Public Phone
30
がいとう
Street Lamp
31
サンドボクスー
Sandbox
32
スイングプレー
Swing-play
33
クライマー
Climber
34
シーソ
See-saw
35
スライダー
Slider
36
カイト
Kite
37
トイレ
Toilet
38
アイスクリーム
Ice-cream
39
ハンバーガー
Hamburger
40
サンドイッチ
sandwich
41
ピザ
Pizza
42
コーラ
Cola
43
コーヒ
Coffee
44
ヅュース
Juice
45
バレーボール
Volleyball
46
カヤック
Kayak
47
バスケットボール
Basketball
48
サッカー
Soccer
49
バトミントン
Badminton
50
テニス
Tennis

By the way, how i wrote all this words and where do i find the meaning of each word? I use this and this websites. So credits to these sites for helping me! And till now, i still use this website to write, since my computer don't have the software. And for your information, starting number 31 till 50, all the writing is かたかな. you can see the different between ひらがな と かたかな。

Its so much fun. I gain my confidence more! and せんせい (sensei) is cool & happening. I miss him already! =p

That's all for today, 
じゃまたね!
Ja, matane!
(see you later)