Hi all my muslim brothers n sisters..just a heads up on ben n jerry ice cream we all love…some of them have halal logo like this strawberry cheesecake
…and some of them does not like this urban bourbon..contains whiskey…
Allahu Musta’an
Source: Taufik Hidayat in Halal Cafe & Restaurants in Singapore
A Restriction Order (RO) that was issued against a member of a Philippine-based militant group was allowed to lapse in June, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs said on Thursday (Jun 29).
The RO was issued against Abdul Majid Kunji Mohamad, who was a member of the Moro Islamic Liberation Front (MILF), which is based in the southern Philippines.
Abdul Majid was detained under the Internal Security Act (ISA) in June 2011, MFA said, adding that he had undergone military training at MILF’s Camp Abu Bakar in Mindanao and aided the MILF in procuring funds and weapons components.
He was released from detention and issued with an RO on 17 Jun, 2013.
“While on RO, he was cooperative and responsive to rehabilitation efforts,” MFA said. “As such, he no longer requires RO supervision.”
Source: www.channelnewsasia.com
![[Malaysia] More Malay-Muslims Should Adopt Dogs From Shelters](https://rilek1corner.com/wp-content/uploads/2017/06/Keeping-Dogs-1-956x591.jpg)
I love this picture so much. Why? Because it’s so iconoclastic. It destroys the image that no dogs should exist in the world of Malay-Muslims.
We’ve been told since young how ‘unclean’ dogs are when in fact, the Quran (the central text in our faith) permits us to eat food caught by hunting dogs!!! So with all the contact made by a hunting dog (rubbing, biting, clawing), the food is STILL halal! How on earth can the dog himself be haram then? Only incredibly stupid people would think that.
I encourage all Malay-Muslims to adopt dogs from shelters. Shower them with the love you have for the ulamak. They are more deserving of your love…
Source: Farouk A. Peru
Kian ramai ustaz atau ustazah muda yang semakin popular dengan jumlah pengikut yang ramai serta “perkongsian” atau jumlah “share” yang memberangsangkan. Mereka menjadi popular kerana berkongsi pengalaman yang berkaitan dengan kehidupan atau agama ataupun fesyen. Misalnya, imam bebas, Ustaz Muhammad Tamliikhaa Khamsani, 26 tahun, sering mendapat lebih 200 “likes” di akaun Facebooknya bagi hampir setiap catatan yang beliau muat turun. Antaranya termasuk catatan terkininya berjudul Cerita-Cerita Masjid Singapura yang menyenaraikan luahannya sebagai imam di beberapa masjid sempena Ramadan ini.
Namun di sebalik catatannya, Ustaz Tamliikhaa, yang sedang melanjutkan pelajaran di peringkat Sarjana dalam Pengajian Bahasa Melayu di Universiti Nasional Singapura (NUS), berharap perkongsian yang ringkas dan mesra masyarakat itu dapat memupuk nilai pemikiran bersifat kritikal dan sifat bertimbang rasa dalam masyarakat Islam di Singapura. Seorang lagi yang popular dan dikenali kerana fesyennya yang cukup menyerlah ialah Ustazah Liyana Musfirah Anwar, 24 tahun.
Malah beliau boleh dianggap sebagai ikon fesyen dalam kalangan asatizah setempat dengan pengikutnya memuji pakaian dan tudung yang digayakannya. Namun inilah cara Ustazah Liyana, Ketua Pembangunan Perniagaan di Safinah Institute, mendekati pengikutnya dengan turut mengetengahkan kata-kata motivasi yang bersifat kerohanian. “Cara terbaik menyampaikan dakwah ialah dengan memahami kehendak dan keperluan masyarakat. Asatizah perlu tahu apakah pendekatan terbaik untuk mendekati pengikut mereka dan bagi saya secara peribadi ialah melalui fesyen. Memang secara alami wanita gemar kelihatan cantik, justeru secara tidak langsung saya menggunakan peluang ini untuk menggabungkan cinta kepada fesyen dengan cinta saya kepada Islam buat para pengikut saya,” ujar Ustazah Liyana.
Source: Berita Harian
My dear non-Muslims, saying that Islamophobia doesn’t exist in our country, is ironically similar to the Chinese claiming that racism and discrimination towards minority races doesn’t exist.
Don’t tell us to condemn these hineous acts, because we have always stood up as one community against it.
Don’t tell us to “reform” our “backwards” religion by cherry picking “controversial verses” when you probably don’t know anything about it.
Don’t tell us that our religion is barbaric and incites violence when all the information you get is from islamophobic websites.
Don’t tell us that we hate the “kafirs” and “infidels” when most of the attacks happen on Muslim countries and holy sites, with victims of such attacks being majority Muslims.
Don’t you see that you’re not helping, but instead, fuelling the fire of islamophobia in Singapore?
And don’t tell me that Islamophobia doesn’t exist nor is it a problem.
Enough is enough. We, the Muslims, have been victimized even more so in this entire process. If you don’t have anything better to say, keep your damn mouths shut instead of worsening the situation.
I have yet to see any actions taken by the authorities other than the usual “we should not allow this to happen” bla bla, saying things just for the sake of saying it. What’s the point? It clearly is happening and has been going on for the past few years.
Hoping that the ISA could be applied to those individuals who promote Islamophobia and bad mouthing other religions, just as how the ISD were swift to suddenly apprehend radicalised individuals.
Sigh. Don’t kecoh-kecoh lah please, we just want to raya..
Source: Ahmad Bin Osman