Since raya dah nak dekat ni, korang pakai baju ape? Sekeluarga pakai baju sedondon ke tak?
Gambar-gambar kat bawah ni shows some evolution of Malay traditional clothes. Setiap tahun, ada je fashion baru kan?
2. Baju Kebaya
3. Baju Melayu
Yang mana jadi pilihan hati?
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He took the S.League by storm. Within months of helming Tampines Rovers, chairman Krishna Ramachandra put the S.League on the world map.
Internationally recognised names Jermaine Pennant, Gerard Houllier and even Ronaldinho were associated with the five-time league champions.
But it has not been plain sailing for the 45-year-old corporate lawyer, who is relinquishing his post as Tampines chairman after less than two years in the job.
The New Paper understands that Krishna has recommended a successor, who will need to be approved by the authorities.
Said Krishna in a statement: “I intend to step down as chairman of TRFC in the coming weeks… after TRFC’s 2016 accounts have been audited and finalised. I will be dealing with all outstanding queries relating to TRFC’s statement of accounts before stepping down.
“The high demands of my professional career have overtaken my ability to keep volunteering at the level of intensity that is needed to fulfil the role of chairman of TRFC,” added Krishna, who said he will remain as a committee member to assist in the transition phase.
Financial issues also cropped up at the club. These include late payment of salaries to Stags staff, which raised the attention of the Central Provident Fund Board.
Despite the woes, Krishna said he has derived joy from his involvement with the club.
“It has been an honour and privilege to serve this wonderful club. I have enjoyed many memorable moments with the fans, players, coaches and staff – all of whom have been just an absolute joy to work with,” he said.
“I have absolutely no regrets on the footballing experience I have had in the last six over years and I will certainly continue to support Singapore football.”
Krishna is hopeful of a better future for S.League clubs, though.
“Hopefully, in the near future, S.League clubs will be allowed the option to be privatised, and those that can, may possibly install a viable model,” he said.
“This will take time but more importantly will need the support of all stakeholders.”
Source: www.tnp.sg
Lagu Suasana Hari Raya dari Anuar Zain dan Elyana, ada satu part ni “Asyik Bersembang Pakcik Dan Makcik… Hai Duit Raya Lupa Nak Diberi.” Actually kalau lupa tu takpe jugak, tapi kalau deliberately cakap nak kena datang rumah tu, hmmm… Macam Bonda Bedah cakap:
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Aku tak paham orang kalau beraya cakap dengan budak-budak, “Ah cik tak bagi duit raya eh! Nak duit raya, mesti datang rumah baru cik kasi!”
Berapa sangat lah duit raya kau tu… Tak baik. Budak setahun sekali jumpa, apalah salahnya kasi duit raya on the spot. Memberi zakat untuk budak-budak tu menunjukkan keikhlasan seseorang.
Perangai jangan sengket boleh? Aku tahu lah motif kau adalah supaya orang datang rumah untuk rapatkan silaturahim dengan lebih erat…tapi jangan lah dengan budak-budak kau berbual macam gitu.
Diorang pun tak hadap duit kau. Kalau tak nak bagi, diam je buat bodoh. Toksah cakap macam tu semua. Itu anak orang kau buat!
And lagi satu, tak payah tanya budak dah sekolah ke dah kerja. Kalau niat nak bagi, bagi je. Tak payah soalan demi soalan. Kalau budak tu masih sekolah tapi kerja part time macam mana? Hah!
Eh kalau orang Cina, selagi orang tu belum kahwin, selagi tu dia dapat red packet tau! Walaupun orang tu dah tua bangka! Kalau masih andartu, masih bujang trang tang tang, masih dibagi! Kita ni setahun sekali nak bagi zakat, banyak spelling!
Source: Bonda Bedah
Indian Muslim restaurant Singapore Zam Zam has closed for 10 days as all its employees have gone for umrah, or minor pilgrimage, to Mecca.
The restaurant, located at 697-699 North Bridge Road, said in a Facebook post on Monday (June 19) night that it would be closing from June 19 to June 28. The eatery is usually open seven days a week, from 7am to 11pm.
A photo taken on Tuesday (June 20) night, of a sign put up at the restaurant notifying diners of the closure, was sent to The Straits Times.
The holy month of Ramadan ends on Saturday (June 24) evening.
Source: www.straitstimes.com
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Last but not least, Selamat Hari Raya from Rilek1Corner!
