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  • Hijabi: Auntie Let Me Have Aircon Even Though Bus Was Hot

    Hijabi: Auntie Let Me Have Aircon Even Though Bus Was Hot

    The other day, it was super hot, and I boarded a super crowded bus from the airport heading home.

    Me and 2nd boy sat right at the back, left side of the bus. Beside me was a lady (not really sure what race) and it looked like she just got off from work.

    She asked me, “the Aircon cold or not?”

    I placed my fingers close to the Aircon vent to check. “OK la aunty. Quite cooling. Are you hot, I shift it for u?”

    She replied “no no no. U take. I know u wear this ah (pointing to my Tudung) so u need more Aircon. U take u take. The bus at the back always very hot one.”

    It was true. It was very warm. Plus the crowd made it warmer.

    I shifted the vent to blow in her direction.

    She just smiled at me : ))

    We need more of her please

     

    Source: Siti Khadijah Kat

  • Muslim Wants To Renounce Islam Frustrated With Lack Of Avenues To Carry Out His Wish

    Muslim Wants To Renounce Islam Frustrated With Lack Of Avenues To Carry Out His Wish

    Admin,

    Subhanallah dis realli sad case..muslim want to renounce Islam. he say he atheist and want to free himself from syariah law.

    nobody can help him so he ask in forum how to do.

    I am very sorry if this may seem inappropriate to post, however I am really in need of help.

    I have been actively researching on how to renounce Islam legally in Singapore for the past 2 months. I even found a facebook page for Ex-Muslims saying that I should get a deedpoll and change my name.

    I do not wish to change my name, I only want to renounce it officially so I may no longer be bound under their syariah laws.

    I am calling out to anyone who has done this before to please help me.

    Every organisations I have contacted are avoiding this matter like the plague be it government or private.
    Muis is not even answering my concerns its aggravating.

    I am an athiest and I only wish to free myself from the syariah law.

    Is it fated that he shall remain Muslim? Only God knows..inshallah. Hopefully readers can give good advice to remain Muslim.

    You can view the full post here.

    Man

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  • Prestasi Firma Melayu/Islam Bertambah Baik

    Prestasi Firma Melayu/Islam Bertambah Baik

    Syarikat Melayu/Islam terbesar di Singapura telah dapat memperbaiki penilaian dalam senarai berprestij, Singapore 1000 (S1000) dan Syarikat Kecil dan Sederhana (SME) 1000.

    Second Chance Properties (SCP) Ltd dan Mes & JPD Housing telah memperbaiki kedudukan mereka tahun ini dengan masingmasing dalam senarai S1000 dan SME1000 yang dikeluarkan firma DP Information Group.

    SCP kini menduduki tangga ke-144 berdasarkan jumlah pasaran permodalannya sebanyak $209.5 juta di kalangan 500 syarikat yang disenaraikan di SGX.

    Tahun lalu, SCP yang diasaskan Encik Mohamed Salleh Marican menduduki tangga ke-383.

    Syarikat dinilai berdasarkan penyata kewangan yang diaudit dari 1 Jun 2014 hingga 31 Mei 2015.

    “Permodalan pasaran Second Chance meningkat disebabkan keuntungan bersih kami yang menjulang. Lebih ramai pelabur yang membeli saham kami, lantas meningkatkan permodalan pasaran,” ujar Encik Salleh, yang dihubungi semalam.

    “Menjelang 2020, visi SCP ialah mencapai permodalan pasaran sebanyak $1 bilion.”

    Namun, disebabkan kelembapan ekonomi sejagat dan kenaikan kadar faedah, kuasa membeli pelanggan berkurangan dan ia dijangka menjejas permintaan dan keuntungan Second Chance tahun ini, tambah beliau.

    Sebuah lagi syarikat dalam S1000 ialah PropNex Realty yang diasaskan Encik Ismail Gafoor.

    PropNex menduduki tangga ke-196 daripada pulangan terhadap ekuiti (ROE).

    ROE mengukur keuntungan yang dijana syarikat berdasarkan dana yang dilaburkan pemegang sahamnya.

    Dalam senarai SME1000, Mes & JPD Housing, milik Encik Mohd Abdul Jaleel Shaik Mohamed, naik 11 tangga untuk mencapai tangga ke-36 tahun ini dalam senarai SME1000 bagi keuntungan bersih.

    Ini bermakna di kalangan SME1000 yang mempunyai keuntungan bersih terbanyak, Mes & JPD menduduki tangga ke-36 dengan keuntungan bersih sebanyak $17.9 juta.

    Mes & JPD memiliki dormitori bagi penginapan pekerja asing di Singapura.

    Encik Jaleel ialah Ketua Pegawai Eksekutif (CEO) dan Pengasas Mini Environment Services, yang merupakan syarikat induk Mes & JPD.

    “Untuk berkembang, seseorang harus mengongsi pertumbuhan perniagaan tersebut dengan masyarakat,” kata Encik Jaleel, yang memang diketahui sebagai seorang yang pemurah.

    Sejak 2010, beliau telah menderma $500,000 kepada Dana Wang Saku Sekolah (SPMF) The Straits Times dan memberi tambahan $50,000 tahun lalu sempena ulang tahun Singapura yang ke-50.

    Sebuah lagi syarikat dalam SME1000 ialah cabang antarabangsa PropNex, PropNex International, yang tersenarai dalam kategori keuntungan bersih dan penjualan.

    PropNex International, yang memasarkan hartanah di luar negara, meraih keuntungan $2.3 juta dan menduduki tangga ke-414 bagi senarai SME1000 yang mempunyai keuntungan bersih tertinggi.

    Di bawah senarai penjualan tertinggi, ia menduduki tangga ke-424 dan mencatatkan penjualan sebanyak $24.2 juta.

    Mustafa Holdings, yang memiliki bangunan Mustafa Centre, berada di tangga ke-317 dengan keuntungan bersih sebanyak $3 juta.

     

    Source: http://beritaharian.sg

  • Online Shopping Scam: Man Ordered iPhone 6S, Gets Padlock Instead

    Online Shopping Scam: Man Ordered iPhone 6S, Gets Padlock Instead

    Scams in the tech industry are a big-and-booming business. From cases of fake portable power-banks concealing bags of sand and blocks of metal to seem legitimate, to customers being sold dummy smartphones, it’s no wonder that many are hesitant to purchase electronic products through the internet.

    A common sight on the internet's 'rage section', of a fake power-bank with bags of sand in it to make it seem real

    Now, while many of us may think we’ve seen all the tricks of these ingenious tech conmen, the sly minority of the black tech trade who constantly endeavour the most creative of ways to rip off the money of consumers, blew us away once again with another cruel ploy.

    Facebook user Alans Ng took to social media to share his story after he allegedly received asteel padlock instead of the iPhone 6S he ordered.

    Ng allegedly ordered and purchased a brand new iPhone 6S online via 11 Street Malaysia, but was shocked when the parcel he received from the online distributor had nothing but a steel padlock encased within the packaging of the iPhone 6S.

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    According to Ng, the manufacturer blamed the distributor, claiming that someone in the distributor’s party had replaced the original content of the packaging with the steel lock.

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    Ng also adds that nothing seemed odd about the packaging upon receiving it, saying that the mobile phone’s packaging still had a layer of plastic wrap on it, verifying the fact that the courier services (Sky Net), had no part in this.

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    The plastic wrap, which was still intact, hinted at the fact that the distributor (11 Street Malaysia), tampered with the package and replaced its original contents with the steel padlock.

    Below is Ng’s post on Facebook.

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    Ng ends his post on Facebook by asking the responsible parties to investigate the matter thoroughly and provide him with a proper resolve.

    It goes without saying that the entire incident is nothing short of humorous yet bitter.

    That being said, we hope Ng finds closure and receives his iPhone 6S as promised.

    What is your take on the incident? Who do you think is responsible for this?

    Do let us know!

    UPDATE

    In a comment on his original post, Ng explained that he had just gotten a call from the seller, who asked him to return the package to them and that they would ship a genuine replacement to him no later than Wednesday.

    The link to Ng’s original post on Facebook can be found here.

    Source: http://thecoverage.my

  • Malaysian Asia’s Next Top Model Asks Critics – Why Now?

    Malaysian Asia’s Next Top Model Asks Critics – Why Now?

    Malaysian model Tuti has responded to critics who said it was un-Islamic for her to compete in a modelling show on TV, BBC reported.

    Tuti, whose real name is Nuraini Noor, was quoted as saying that she did not face such controversy before when she participated and won modelling competitions in Malaysia.

    “Different people have different points of view and I am not in control of that. I respect each and everyone’s opinion.

    “I don’t like to put labels on anything. I’m a citizen of the world. I’m that kind of girl who chases her dreams,” Tuti said.

    Tuti is one of the 14 contestants in the latest season of Asia’s Next Top Model, scheduled to begin airing across the region on Wednesday.

    The 24-year-old model is said to be one of the show’s first ethnic Malay contender.

    Other Malaysians who have competed on the show was Shareeta Selvaraj and Melissa Tan Li Hsia in the third season, while Sheena Liam was the winner for the second Asia’s Next Top Model, The Star reported. – March 7, 2016.

     

    Source: www.themalaysianinsider.com