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This Kakak Liyana Is The Hero-Motorcyclist We All Need

Remember the video of a kind motorcyclist who braved the pouring rain to push barricades that could have been blown out of their positions by strong winds to prevent a traffic jam at Shenton Way that went viral? We managed to track the person down with help from our Motoworld fans on facebook. Turns out that the “bro” that you guys have been thanking is a lady called Miss Liyana!

As a form of appreciation for her kindness and civic-mindedness, our team at Motoworld presented her with a brand new RS Taichi raincoat to replace her worn out raincoat! She was so sheepish about collecting her gift and kept saying that she didn’t expect her small gesture to become so viral.

Looks like not all heroes wear capes, some wear motorcycle helmets too!

Source: Hodaka Motorworld

January 28, 2017
3 Masjid, Madrasah Aljunied Gabung Tenaga Bawa Keceriaan Sempena Tahun Baru Cina

Masjid-masjid di negara ini tidak ketinggalan turut serta dalam perayaan Tahun Baru Cina.

Tiga masjid memasang sepanduk berwarna-warni dengan ucapan Selamat Tahun Baru Cina.

Salah satunya, Masjid An-Nahdhah di Bishan yang bergabung tenaga dengan sebuah pusat prasekolah berdekatan mengadakan persembahan.

Di Marsiling, Masjid An-Nur memberi buah-buah limau kepada beberapa rumah tumpangan warga emas di kawasan itu.

Sekumpulan pelajar Madrasah Aljunied Al-Islamiah pula mengunjungi Sekolah Tinggi Perempuan Nanyang di mana mereka menyertai sesi menulis kaligrafi Cina serta menikmati konsert Tahun Baru Cina.

Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg

January 28, 2017
Q&A – The Muslim Perspective On Chinese Traditions

# Q&A on CNY (Chinese New Year) Celebration ~ answered by Ustaz Hamzah Jummat

Question 1:

Assalammualaikum Ustaz,

What about these questions?

Can I accept but don’t give gifts e.g. red packets, oranges, presents for other occasions like birthdays or Christmas as well? Or do I have to reject them?

Can I attend (just be present, but not attend the offerings ceremony) my parent’s or relatives’ funeral/cremation if they were to die?

During the wedding, is the tea ceremony to offer tea to the elderly allowed?

I hope your clarifications can help.

Awaiting for your kind respond.

JazakALlahul Khairan Kathiran.

Regards & Salam
Wendy Ong

Answer for Question 1:

Wa’alaykumussalaam wa rahmatuLLaah,

Bismillah walhamdulillah wassolaatu wassalaam ‘alaa Rasulillaah wa aalihi wa ba’d,

1. According to some scholars of Islam, as you may read below, it is permissible to accept. But some others were of the view that it is not permissible, and they all unanimously agreed that it is prohibited to give. Please read below. The reason for their dispute in accepting gifts is to those who permitted, one who accept does not in any way commemorate the occasion, whereas those who disallowed viewed that accepting inevitably means agreeing and contributing to the commemoration of the occasion. Wallaahu a’lam. The best is to avoid and even if one were to accept, it is better to explain, since if one were to just accept without explaining one’s stance in this matter, the giver will continuously gives on the occasion on a yearly basis and it becomes a form of observance of the occasion. Wallahu a’lam

2. Whatever involves rituals and practices or activities related to ways and beliefs not from Islamic teachings, and especially so when they are related to false beliefs against the teachings of Islam. It is obligatory for a true muslim to avoid. The verse in Soorah al-Furqan: 25:72: “And those who do not witness falsehood [al-zoor]…”. Even without doing them and yet to be present when they are being performed is falsehood and a wrong doing. So you are not to be present at the place where they perform the rituals and the procession of the Final Respect and not also the Cremation. But it is permissible for you to be near without having to witness all these. Wallahu a’lam.

3. I do not know of this ceremony if it has any false belief intertwined with it. If it is just a manifestation of filial piety and respect for both parents, it is permissible Inshaa Allaah, wallaahu a’lam.

#cny #aqeedah

Source: http://www.al-jamaah.sg/2016/02/2-questions-on-cny-chinese-new-year.html

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January 28, 2017
If Your Son Was Born On ‘Eagle Express’, Would You Name Him ‘Mohd Eagle’?

KUALA LUMPUR: Gara-gara isteri beliau bersalin dalam bas bernama Eagle Express, rakan-rakannya berseloroh, apa kata berikan nama anak lelakinya itu ‘Mohd Eagle’!

Mujur pemandu bas Eagle Express itu, Muhammad Ikhsan Ismail, 45 tahun, berkata beliau tidak akan menerima ‘saranan’ nakal rakan-rakannya itu dan belum memutuskan nama yang akan diberikan kepada anaknya.

Menceritakan kejadian pada 18 Januari lalu itu kepada akhbar Harian Metro, beliau berkata apabila isterinya, Noridayu Ali, 29 tahun, rasa sakit hendak bersalin, beliau membawanya menggunakan bas dari rumahnya di Rawang, Selangor, ke Hospital Sungai Buloh.

Bagaimanapun, isterinya itu bersalin di tempat duduk belakang bas yang dipandunya itu pada 1.45 petang, sebelum sempat tiba di hospital.

“Saya terpaksa berhentikan bas di tepi jalan bila isteri panggil saya, dan terkejut tengok bayi dah keluar.

“Kelam kabut saya waktu itu dan terpaksa terus memandu ke bahagian kecemasan walaupun jalan sempit nak masuk dengan bas,” kata Encik Muhammad Ikhsan kepada Harian Metro.

Menurutnya, beliau lalu membunyikan hon dan memaklumkan isterinya sudah bersalin dalam bas.

Malah, menurut Harian Metro, gambar isterinya setelah melahirkan bayi lelaki mereka di dalam bas itu menjadi viral di Facebook.

(Gambar: Facebook/Saya Orang Johor)

Encik Muhammad Ikhsan berkata meskipun dilahirkan pada usia tujuh bulan, bayinya yang seberat 2.26 kilogram itu, serta isterinya, dalam keadaan sihat dan selamat.

Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg

January 27, 2017
32 Year Old Female Corporate Lawyer Jailed For Abusing 19 Year Old Ex-Girlfriend

A woman physically abused a 19-year-old former girlfriend, forcing her to strip and threatening her to either live in her apartment or leave in a “body bag”.

Lydiawaty Abdul Rahman also cut the victim’s forearm with a knife in her third-floor apartment in Jalan Novena Barat on Feb 10, 2014.

On Jan 6 this year, after a 12-day trial, the 32-year-old corporate lawyer, who has a master’s degree in constitutional law and human rights and is an entrepreneur as well, was found guilty of five charges.

She was sentenced yesterday to six months and three weeks in jail and fined $1,000, but is out on bail pending her appeal.

Lydiawaty and her victim became acquainted through Craigslist some time in May 2012 and started a relationship which the teenager eventually wanted to end, citing Lydiawaty’s abusiveness.

The victim testified that she had gone to Lydiawaty’s apartment that night as the older woman had claimed to be in distress.

But Lydiawaty locked the gate after she arrived. A heated argument followed, during which she was punched, forcibly dragged into the bedroom and made to remove her clothes, which Lydiawaty then cut up with a pair of scissors. She also threatened the victim with an ornamental knife.

The victim made her way to the gap between the bed and the window and eventually forced Lydiawaty out of the room by pushing her out with the mattress. It was as she was trying to close the door that she was cut on the arm.

Naked, she climbed out of the window and managed to jump down to the second floor to seek refuge at a neighbour’s home.

Deputy Public Prosecutor Sruthi Boppana had sought at least eight months’ jail to be imposed to reflect Lydiawaty’s criminality and the extent of harm and distress the victim experienced from her actions.

Lydiawaty’s lawyer, Mr Shashi Nathan, had urged for a sentence of less than one month for causing hurt by knife and fines for the other charges.

Source: www.straitstimes.com

January 27, 2017