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  • Kes aniaya budak: Bekas guru didakwa

    Bekas guru pusat jagaan kanak-kanak ‘My First Skool’ yang dikatakan menyebabkan kaki seorang budak berusia dua tahun retak telah didakwa di mahkamah kerana menganiaya kanak-kanak itu semalam.

    Perbuatan Siti Hadijah Mohamed Sin, 51 tahun, bekas guru sambilan di cawangan pusat penjagaan kanak-kanak My First Skool di Blok 192 Lorong 4 Toa Payoh itu telah ‘ditangkap’ menerusi video rakaman CCTV pusat jagaan tersebut. Menyusuli kejadian tersebut, Siti Hadijah telah dipecat oleh pusat jagaan tersebut.

    Dia dikatakan telah menggenggam lengan dan mengangkat serta menghempas budak itu sebanyak dua kali ke atas lantai.

    Perbuatan Siti Hadijah itu telah menyebabkan budak tersebut mengalami keretakan pada tulang kering di kaki kirinya.

    Kes tersebut akan didengar lagi di mahkamah pada 18 Februari nanti.

    Jika sabit kesalahan, Siti Hadijah boleh didenda sehingga $4000 dan dihukum penjara sehingga empat tahun.

    Tontoni video CNA: http://bit.ly/KDmjbw

    Source: http://bit.ly/1bhl9ZC

  • Dalam Kenangan – Mohd Isa bin Abdul Aziz

    Al-Fatehah.

    Salah seorang ahli Jawatankuasa Eksekutif Pusat daripada Parti Demokratik Singapura (SDP), Allahyarham Mohd Isa bin Abdul Aziz, telah meninggal dunia akibat sakit buah pinggang kelmarin.

    Allahyarham telah menyertai SDP pada akhir 1980-an. Allahyarham telah dicalonkan SDP dalam pilihan raya 2011 untuk bertanding di Sembawang GRC. Walaupun dia sakit, dia masih menyertai aktiviti-aktiviti SDP seperti tinjauan mesra dan lawatan rumah.

    Allahyarham pernah ditahan tanpa bicara di bawah Akta Keselamatan Dalam Negeri (ISA) pada 1980-an.

    Allahyarham meninggalkan isterinya, Puan Norjan dan tiga orang anak – Naajia, Daanaa dan Asif.

    Salam takziah kepada keluarga Allahyarham Mohd Isa. R1C ingin mengucapkan terima kasih kepada Allahyarham Mohd Isa bin Abdul Aziz kerana sumbangan dan usaha besar beliau selama tiga dekad dalam memperjuangkan yang terbaik untuk masyarakat Melayu Islam Singapura.

  • Tanda Tanda Gangguan Makhluk Halus!!!

    Pada diri sendiri:

    Sering sakit pada bahagian punggung, bahu dan tengkok.
    Rasa sebal dan panas pada anggota badan.
    Sering pening atau mabuk yang tidak disebabkan oleh penyakit.
    Perubahan sikat pada diri mangsa.
    Sering merasa seperti ada sesuatu bergerak didalam tubuh.
    Suka bersendirian didalam bilik sambil melihat cermin dan bermain dengan rambut.
    Badan, tengkok terasa banang dan gelisah ketika mendengar bacaan ayat-ayat suci Al-Quran.
    Banyaknya terjadi pertikaian di dalam rumah.
    Warna wajah yang muram serta kekuning-kuningan.
    Mendengar suara bisikan di telinga.
    Sakit yang berlari-lari atau sakit diantara kulit da nisi yang tidak dapat dikesan oleh doctor pakar melalui kaedah saintifik.
    Mula rasa seram sejuk seperti demam, sendawa, sakit kepala selepas waktu asar.
    Sakit ketika ziarah orang meninggal.
    Bayi kerap menangis.
    Melihat jin secara terus.
    Terasa diri selalu diperhatikan.
    Gagal melakukan hubungan kelamin.
    Kerap sendawa, terasa mengantuk bila mendegar Al-Quran.
    Sayang melampau-lamput pada orang yang baru dikenali.
    Suka melakukan tabiat buruk.
    Terlalu rasa rendah diri dan tidak berkeyakinan.
    Sering keguguran atau mandul.
    Sering bersanka buruk terhadap semua manusia.

    Gangguan Ketika Tidur (Mimpi)

    Mimpi dilanggar kenderaan menyebabkan darah kelihatan bertaburan.
    Mimpi diterkam oleh makhluk yang menakutkan dan sebagainya sebaik-baik sahaja hendak lena.
    Mimpi melihat makhluk ganjil, hitam, tinggi lagi menakutkan.
    Mimpi di kejar dan ditangkap oleh makhluk besar lalu diselamkan dalam air menyebabkan pesakit terasa lemas, tercungap-cungap sukar bernafas.
    Mimpi melihat binatang yang menakutkan.
    Mimpi berada ditempat asing lagi menggerunkan seperti berjumpa mayat atau berjumpa orang yang meninggal dunia.
    Mimpi terasa seolan-olah berada di awing-awangan, di tempat tinggi, di gunung ataupun hutan lalu jatuh ke bumi.
    Selalu ditindih ketika tidur.
    Sering mimpi di datangi pasangan yang tidak dikenali.
    Mimpi melakukan hubungan degan pasangan yang tidak dikenali.
    Bermimpi bayi atau menyusukan bayi.
    Tanda Gangguan Dirumah, Pejabat Dan Kedai

    Kedengaran bunyi goli jatuh di lantai.
    Kedengaran seperti ada orang tarik perabot di waktu malam.
    Masakan cepat rosak atau basi.
    Tempat berbau busuk seperti najis atau kemenyan.
    Keadaan keluarga porak peranda.
    Sering perselisihan faham anatar suami / isteri.
    Perniagaan merosot secara mendadak.
    Sering kehilangan wang.
    Rumah yang susah untuk dijual semula.
    Suasana murum dan malap
    Sering terjumpa duit syiling 1 sen atau 5 sen di ruang/sudut kedai atau pejabat
    Bayi sering menangis.

    Seklranya ada tanda tanda diatas (3 atau melebihi)… Dapatkan bantuan dari para perawat anda.

    Sumber: http://on.fb.me/1d5kaLU

  • The Hijab Movement: Of hijackers, detractors and the Guidedness of the Jemaah

    AsSalaam’alaikum!

    Some of you may recall that I mentioned in a previous posting on my FB wall some time ago that the issues that the ummah is facing serves to reveal to us the hypocrisy of some Muslims. Well I hate to say I told you so, but this is happening as we speak! If you read and hear the conversations happening in so many places online and off-line, you will find the hypocrites, the foolish, the downright stupid and even the ones who feel sidelined because their agenda is eclipsed by the tudung issue and so are envious of any progress made by the hijab movement.

    The downright stupid would argue that the tudung issue does not make sense as we are in a “secular country”.

    The foolish would argue that there are more pressing issues like education and juvenile delinquency and anyway the government will never accede to our request because we are a minority anyway.

    The hypocrites will cast doubts and even give the anti-tudung elements in the government and those against the tudung among Singaporeans ammunition to undermine the Just cause of going against discrimination against the Muslimah. They are the more sophisticated ones indulging in sophistry and fallacies such as casting red herrings like emphasising etiquette in social media and so making that an issue thereby diverting our attention away from the tudung issue at hand. Others among them will indulge in the slippery slope fallacy of saying things like the Muslims will demand more and more after the tudung and indulge in fear mongering that Muslims in Singapore actually want hudud laws implemented here and are politicising the issue.

    The envious are not happy that due to the attention given to the tudung issue their agenda (which is ill conceived in the first place) takes a back-seat. An example of the envious is the Singapore’s own Murabitun cheerleaders who are peddling their coins for profits and giving spurious fatwas about zakat and paper money. Because their project has not gathered much traction in Singapore and (especially in Malaysia) has all but failed, they will say that the tudung cause is not as important as the fight against the bankers and the so-called war against riba’.

    Please be on guard against the obfuscation of the hypocrite, the foolish, the stupid and the envious ones . They are fueling dissent and divisions among us whether they actually intended to or not.

    As many have already pointed out, we must not let this issue be hijacked. How do you know if is already hijacked? Well there are signs. One, is that a particular group or organisation controls and lead the discourse. Their voice will drown out the others and then suddenly they will determine the parameters and thereby determine what would “satisfy” the Muslims in order to defuse the issue. This will always fall short of what we actually aim for. Another is when some one or some organisation uses the tudung issue by riding on the mass support for the tudung issue to, in fact, forward his/their own agenda.

    The hijab movement may not have any clear leaders but if you think that there are no leaders whatsoever you are wrong. Pay attention to those who express their ideas with Truth and how such ideas actually resonates with the jemaah. InsyaAllah Allah swt will not let the whole of the jemaah to be led astray.

    Wasalaam

    Abdul Halim

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    Hadith narrated by Abdullah ibn Umar:

    Allah’s Messenger (peace be upon him) said: Verily my Ummah, will not agree upon an error and the hand of Allah is upon the community; he who sets himself apart from it will be set apart in Hell Fire.
    – Transmitted by Tirmidhi.

    Source: http://on.fb.me/1eRMww6

  • MediaCorp’s Countdown a Social Disaster

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    I was an employee of yours a few years ago and whilst I had big visions of changing the entertainment industry back then (and now), as a small fry, there was absolutely no way I could have done it.

    I’m not sure who decided on the concept of Countdown 2013 but it certainly didn’t impress me, neither did it impress a lot of people. As THE national broadcaster and THE biggest media company in Singapore, the countdown was a social disaster.

    In fact, it showed a lack of cultural sensitivity of the leadership of whoever was in charge and whoever was involved in the planning and conceptualization of the countdown itself. Perhaps, this was the intended direction of the leadership – to move Singapore towards a more China-based or Chinese-speaking audience. Yes? No?

    As someone of mixed heritage who is heavily involved in the education sector, local community and the global world, I find your lack of sensitivity towards the diverse culture that live and work in Singapore to be extremely disappointing and your possible ignorance to the trends of the conflicts that has been happening in Singapore, shameful.

    The leadership involved in the planning and conceptualization may have had the best idea on how to entertain, but they certainly didn’t know who they were trying to entertain.

    I would highly suggest that you send your leadership and staff for diversity training, so they have a better understanding of the different cultures that live in Singapore. So that your Channel 5 programmes will see better diversity and is a reflection of the cultures that live and work in Singapore, not the culture that you wish to create.

    If you don’t have an idea on how to do it, let me know. I spent time in the US to researching on these issues and developed a programme for it. You could really use the programme.

    And OH! In case you forget, “To engage, entertain and enrich audiences by harnessing the power of creativity.”

    That’s your mission statement. FAIL.

    Cheers.

    Your Ex-Employee, Abdillah Zamzuri

    Source: http://abdillahzamzuri.wordpress.com/2014/01/02/mediacorps-countdown-a-social-disaster/