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  • Lelaki Tinggalkan Isteri Dan Kahwin Ibu Mertuanya Kini Menyesal, Mahu Cerai

    Lelaki Tinggalkan Isteri Dan Kahwin Ibu Mertuanya Kini Menyesal, Mahu Cerai

    Cinta itu tidak mengenal usia, namun cinta juga buta dan boleh membawa kepada penyesalan buat selama-lamanya.

    Itulah yang berlaku kepada seorang lelaki di India yang sanggup meninggalkan isterinya gara-gara mabuk cinta dengan ibu mertuanya sendiri, hingga akhirnya mengahwini wanita yang 20 tahun lebih tua daripadanya itu.

    Namun kini, Suraj Mahto, 22 tahun, yang menjadi tajuk berita setelah mengahwini Asha Devi, 42 tahun, menyesal dan sudah memfailkan perceraian, menurut laman Daily Mail.

    Semuanya bermula apabila Cik Devi tinggal bersama anak perempuannya, Cik Lalita dan suami Cik Lalita ketika itu, Encik Mahto, di kampung Puraini di wilayah Bihari tahun lalu.

    TERJEBAK CINTA TERLARANG APABILA JAGA MENANTU YANG SAKIT

    Daily Mail melaporkan, wanita itu menjaga Encik Mahto ketika beliau sakit, hinggalah mereka berdua terjebak menjalin percintaan terlarang.

    Setelah wanita itu pulang ke rumahnya, Encik Mahto kerap menghubunginya dan mereka berbual berjam-jam, malah beliau juga mengunjungi wanita yang juga ibu mertuanya ketika itu di rumah.

    Namun, percintaan terlarang mereka itu terbongkar juga – Lalita mendapat tahu tentang hubungan sulit suami dan ibunya itu. Beliau meminta ibunya menjauhi diri daripada Encik Mahto namun wanita itu enggan melakukannya.

    Bapa Lalita dan suami Cik Devi, yang bekerja di sebuah kilang di Delhi, juga tidak mampu menghentikan hubungan asmara mereka berdua itu, lapor Daily Mail.

    “SAYA SUDAH TIDAK LAGI ANGGAPNYA SEBAGAI SUAMI, TAPI MENANTU”

    Akhirnya, Cik Devi dan Encik Mahto kahwin lari pada 1 Jun lalu. Malangnya, dua bulan kemudian, pasangan itu menyedari mereka sudah melakukan kesilapan.

    Encik Mahto, seperti ditukil Gulf News berkata beliau sudah menyedari kesilapannya dan kini tidak lagi menganggap Cik Devi sebagai isterinya, tetapi sebagai ibunya.

    Beliau berkata akan memujuk Cik Lalita kembali ke pangkuannya – mereka juga mempunyai seorang anak lelaki.

    Cik Devi pula berkata kepada Gulf News: “Saya tidak lagi anggapnya sebagai suami, tetapi anak menantu. Kami sudah failkan perceraian di mahkamah dan saya mahu pulang ke suami saya secepat mungkin.”

    Source: Berita MediaCorp

  • NDR 2016: MUIS, PERGAS To Work Together To Make Asatizah Scheme Mandatory

    NDR 2016: MUIS, PERGAS To Work Together To Make Asatizah Scheme Mandatory

    Two Muslim leadership bodies will work together to make the Asatizah Recognition Scheme (ARS) mandatory, said Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong in his Malay National Day Rally speech on Sunday (Aug 21).

    The decade-old scheme, which is currently voluntary, recognises teachers and scholars who meet the minimum standards of qualification to preach and teach Islamic religious knowledge.

    “MUIS (Islamic Religious Council of Singapore) will work with PERGAS (Singapore Islamic Scholars and Religious Teachers Association) and the Asatizah Recognition Board (ARB) to make (the scheme) mandatory,” said PM Lee in Malay during his speech, which began at 6.40pm at ITE Central.

    He added: “I commend the community for these initiatives and for their resolve. This will ensure that all Muslim religious teachers here are able to guide their students to practice Islam in the context of Singapore’s multiracial society.”

    Earlier in his speech, Mr Lee had said that it is critical for local asatizah (Muslim religious teachers) to understand Singapore’s multiracial context.

    He shared that several topics, including an understanding of contemporary issues and context, are incorporated in professional development programmes offered to asatizah by the ARS.

    “I understand that many asatizah find this exposure useful and important,” he said.

    On the sidelines of the Rally, Minister-in-charge of Muslim Affairs Yaacob Ibrahim said the plan is to start making the ARS mandatory from the beginning of next year, although there will be a transition period.

    “We want to have every religious teacher to be qualified and be on the ARS. If some of them do not have the necessary qualification, we will run programmes, we will basically work with them to ensure they can be part of the ARS,” he said.

    The Minister added that 80 per cent of teachers are already registered under the ARS.

    “The remaining 20 per cent are those operating on the private sector; those are running their own classes. We will be meeting them and I think they understand the need for the ARS and some of them are coming forward and I think some of them also fear that they may not have the necessary qualification.”

    In that situation, the authorities will work with the teachers to see what assistance is needed to ensure they meet the criteria to be qualified under the ARS.

     

    Source: ChannelNewsAsia

  • Retired Indonesian General ‘Interviewed’ At Changi As Part Of ‘Screening Procedures’: ICA

    Retired Indonesian General ‘Interviewed’ At Changi As Part Of ‘Screening Procedures’: ICA

    Retired Indonesian army general Suryo Prabowo was stopped and interviewed by checkpoint officers at Singapore’s Changi Airport on Wednesday (Aug 17), as part of “screening procedures”, said the Republic’s Immigration & Checkpoints Authority (ICA).

    The ICA, in a statement on Saturday (Aug 20), explained that Mr Suryo was interviewed by its officers for about 30 minutes from 5.35am, and then allowed to continue on his journey.

    “He was informed by ICA officers that the interview was part of the screening procedures for border security,” said the agency. “As part of the immigration clearance process, travellers to Singapore may be subjected to additional interview and/or screening. These procedures are conducted at all of Singapore’s checkpoints.”

    The Singapore authority was responding to earlier media reports that said Mr Suryo was denied entry to Singapore because he was “blacklisted”.

    Mr Suryo had also complained on social media that he was detained and subjected to questioning by the officers when he arrived at Changi for transit on Wednesday morning.

    According to a report in Antara News on Friday, Mr Suryo was denied entry to Singapore when he was in transit at Changi en route to Fiji. The former three-star general also claimed in a Facebook post that he was “blacklisted for reasons that are not clear”.

    He added in the same post that if Singapore was “not friendly towards the people of Indonesia, perhaps the Indonesian government needs to review the policy of cooperation in counter-terrorism as well as other bilateral cooperation with Singapore”.

    According to the Antara report, Indonesian armed forces (TNI) chief General Gatot Nurmantyo had lodged a protest note with the Singapore defence attache in Jakarta over the incident.

    “As TNI chief, I’m not pleased with how the Singapore Government has treated a former TNI soldier… We have also written to the Foreign Ministry to lodge a note of protest with Singapore,” said the general on Friday.

    Indonesia’s Foreign Minister Retno Marsudi, however, told Tempo news that Mr Suryo was not blacklisted or banned from entering Singapore, adding that he was “only delayed” at the airport.

    This latest incident comes just a week before the Indonesia-Singapore leaders’ retreat, which will be held next Wednesday in Semarang, Central Java.

    The annual meeting this year between Singapore Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Indonesia President Joko Widodo will focus on economic collaborations.

    Both leaders are also scheduled to unveil the new Kendal Industrial Park, a joint venture between Indonesia’s Jababeka and Singapore’s Sembcorp. The two countries will also sign a new pact to promote tourism.

     

    Source: The Straits Times

  • PM Lee: Kita Mesti Pastikan Singapura Ada Presiden Melayu Dari Semasa Ke Semasa

    PM Lee: Kita Mesti Pastikan Singapura Ada Presiden Melayu Dari Semasa Ke Semasa

    “Kita mesti pastikan bahawa dari masa ke masa, Singapura mempunyai seorang Presiden Melayu, seorang Presiden India ataupun dari kaum minoriti lain.

    “Saya percaya isu ini penting bukan sahaja kepada masyarakat minoriti tetapi juga Singapura.”

    Demikian tegas Perdana Menteri Lee Hsien Loong dalam ucapan beliau di Rapat Umum Hari Kebangsaan 2016 hari ini (21 Ogos).

    Semasa ucapan dalam bahasa Melayu, PM Lee berkata, semakan terhadap jawatan Presiden Dipilih dibuat atas dasar untuk memastikan masyarakat minoriti merasakan bahawa mereka diwakili secukupnya dalam sistem politik negara ini, dengan kepentingan mereka dijaga dengan rapi.

    Encik Lee berkata semakan itu bagi memastikan bahawa dari masa ke masa Singapura akan mempunyai seorang Presiden dari kalangan minoriti, seperti semasa di bawah sistem Presiden Dilantik dahulu.

    Di bawah sistem itu, Singapura ada Presiden Yusof Ishak (Melayu), Presiden Benjamin Sheares (Serani), Presiden Devan Nair (India) dan Presiden Wee Kim Wee (Cina).

    Namun kini, di bawah sistem Presiden Dipilih, adalah sukar bagi calon bukan Cina untuk dipilih sebagai Presiden.

    KEADAAN BOLEH DIPOLITIK DAN PECAH BELAHKAN PERPADUAN

    Dalam jangka panjang, keadaan ini, kata Encik Lee, akan menimbulkan perasaan kecewa dan resah di kalangan masyarakat minoriti, dan ia boleh dipolitik dan diperalatkan untuk mengapi-apikan masyarakat minoriti dan memecah belahkan perpaduan kita pada masa depan.

    Oleh itu, kata Encik Lee, Singapura harus membuat perubahan sekarang dan mengambil tindakan ketika suasana aman dan rakyat bersatu.

    “Jadi, kita mesti pastikan bahawa dari masa ke masa, Singapura mempunyai seorang Presiden Melayu, seorang Presiden India ataupun dari kaum minoriti lain.

    “Saya percaya isu ini penting bukan sahaja kepada masyarakat minoriti tetapi juga Singapura,” ujarnya.

    Bagaimanapun, kata Encik Lee, kriteria kelayakan yang ketat akan dikekalkan. Ini supaya rakyat yakin bahawa sesiapa sahaja yang dipilih sebagai Presiden layak dipilih dan memenuhi piawaian tinggi yang sama.

    “Jawatan Presiden merupakan simbol negara kita. Setiap rakyat Singapura mesti berasa bahawa seseorang dari kaumnya boleh menjadi Presiden malah terpilih menjadi Presiden dari masa ke masa.

    “Dengan keyakinan dan sokongan itu, Presiden boleh memainkan peranannya menyatu padukan rakyat Singapura,” kata Encik Lee.

    Source: Berita MediaCorp

  • Khairu Rejal: Manhaj Salafi Yang Dibawakan Hang FM Bukan Menyokong ISIS

    Khairu Rejal: Manhaj Salafi Yang Dibawakan Hang FM Bukan Menyokong ISIS

    Selalu jugak bila driving aku dengar Hang FM. Kadang-kadang bila ada pembentangan yang aku tak setuju (actually often jugak terjadi) dengan pandangan pembentang aku switch to IKIM (tapi IKIM pun dah banyak advertising dah). Bagi pendengar setia HANG FM (emphasis on “setia”✌️) cuba consider Fiqhul Waqi’ jadi tak semua kita terima 100%. Namun demikian, tak pernah aku dengar Hang FM cerita pasal ISIS …

    Oh ni ada orang dah cucuk cukup-cukup .. dia anti lepas tu dia cucuk lagi.Ingatlah. Kalau tak setuju dengan manhaj ni, pada aku takpelah … tapi kena ingat yang manhaj ini antara terawal menghukum khawarij kepada sesiapa yang membina jemaah dalam Islam kerana ini pada mereka memecahkan Islam. Mereka juga langsung mengharamkan pengeboman bunuh diri dalam apa-apa keadaan. Jadi tak betul untuk imply yang manhaj yang Hang FM bawa ini pro ISIS. Bersifat adil ..

    At a broader level, lepas spotlight “salafi, nak spotlight siapa lagi? “tabligh” pasal pergi India, Pakistan and Bangladesh or “sufi” consider the Sanusi movement or “syiah” pasal pro-Iran … apa lagi? Buka matamu, pandang lebih jauh kehadapan. Jangan jadi anai-anai …

     

    Source: Khairu Rejal

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