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  • Koleksi Tudung Baru Nora Danish Tarik Perhatian

    Koleksi Tudung Baru Nora Danish Tarik Perhatian

    Kreatif atau aneh? Mungkin itu tajuk perdebatan terbaru yang hangat di kalangan warga siber mengenai koleksi tudung terbaru keluaran pelakon popular Nora Danish.

    Nora memuat naik rakaman video dan gambar, yang menunjukkan beliau menggayakan tudung terbaru keluaran OwlbyND, Owl EZip.

    Rekaan unik tudung tersebut membolehkan si pemakai menarik zip dari atas kepala sehingga menutup muka si pemakainya.

    Oleh kerana tudung itu menonjolkan satu ciri yang belum pernah dikeluarkan mana-mana syarikat sebelum ini, mungkin ramai yang berasa aneh dan mula melemparkan kutukan.

    Menurut Nora, tudung itu selesa digunakan bagi mereka yang menaiki pesawat dan ingin melelapkan mata, hanya dengan menarik zip untuk menutup muka.

    Beliau menambah, rekaan tudung itu dibuat khas bagi mereka yang inginkan satu kelainan dan ia terpulang kepada citarasa masing-masing.

     

     

     

    Sebelum ini, Nora pernah dikecam teruk kerana gaya tudung ‘hoodie’ yang diperagakan menyerupai pakaian rahib Kristian.

    Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg

  • Man Chased Own Family Out Of Car, Broke Traffic Rules And Behaved Aggressively Towards Wife During Family Dispute

    Man Chased Own Family Out Of Car, Broke Traffic Rules And Behaved Aggressively Towards Wife During Family Dispute

    At around 11.30pm on 12th November, hubby Azlan and I heard shoutings from our bedroom. This Malay driver in his 30s (car plate number: SGN4611D) parked his car along the Pioneer Road North junction, at the bus stop outside City Harvest Church (Blk 949) and was yelling at 2 ladies in hijab who were with 3 kids (2 of them were around 3 to 6 years and an infant) who were standing by the roadside. Judging by how they were just standing there unsure of what to do and that the car front passenger’s door was open, I had already suspected that they were passengers in the car and was chased out by the driver. The driver then went back into the car and honked non-stop to nothing. After awhile, without closing the front passenger’s door, he reversed at least twice (going against the flow of traffic) to follow the ladies and kids who were walking away. He then drove up the kerb and targeted towards them. One of the older kids was already right in front of the headlights. He then drove off towards PIE and we thought the whole incident was over.

    My hubby didn’t stop looking out the window and was telling me that the ladies and kids were asking around for help. They approached two Indian teenagers (who also witnessed the incident) and requested their help to call a cab. The younger lady, who claimed the driver was her kids’ father (possibly her husband) wanted to bring them all to her parent’s home nearby. As the 2 Indian teenagers were assisting her, my husband spotted the car returned. We were still at home then. According to the 2 Indian teenagers, the driver scolded them and asked to mind their own business as it’s his family issues. Judging by his temper, the 2 Indian teenagers probably did not want to get into a fight with the husband and decided to go to the nearest coffeeshop to call an older Chinese guy for help.

    Hubby and I decided to go down and see what was going on. When we were downstairs, we purposely walked past the family to keep an eye on them. I saw the wife pinned against the wall at a corner and crying while the husband was talking to her with his hands up against the wall and blocking her. We moved a little further from them as the husband was glancing at us and since I’m pregnant, we did not want to get into unnecessary trouble. By then all the witnesses had gathered with us and a few had called the police. By the time the police arrived, the whole family had left. We didn’t know if any domestic violence was involved while we were not around to watch.

    Officers said that for now, there seems to be NO imminent danger and if they do receive a call from the family, they will continue the investigation. The driver was recklessly driving; reversing with the doors open, driving against traffic, driving on pedestrian walkway, making a U-turn at non-designated U-turn spots, beating the red light and has a temper. Let’s just hope no innocent lives will be hurt by this reckless driver. And to the ladies and kids if they had followed the driver back home, stay safe. If you’re in trouble, seek help. There are people willing to help you out of your predicament.

     

    Source: Nurfa Noor

  • Yuna Tegas Kekal Di Amerika Di Sebalik Kebimbangan Tentang Sentimen Anti-Muslim

    Yuna Tegas Kekal Di Amerika Di Sebalik Kebimbangan Tentang Sentimen Anti-Muslim

    KUALA LUMPUR: Penyanyi antarabangsa berhijab, Yuna, berikrar untuk kekal di Amerika Syarikat dan meneruskan kerjayanya di sana.

    Ini meskipun di tengah-tengah kebimbangan tentang tindak balas anti-Muslim di negara itu menyusuli kemenangan Donald Trump dalam pilihan raya presiden.

    Yuna menegaskan demikian setelah sesetengah peminatnya meminta beliau pulang ke Malaysia, lapor Malay Mail Online.

    Encik Trump, semasa berkempen untuk menjadi presiden, sebelum ini menyeru agar semua orang Islam diharamkan daripada memasuki Amerika Syarikat.

    “Saya akan pulang ke rumah sekali-sekala untuk pekerjaan/keluarga. Namun, ingat. Pelajar Malaysia di sini kena terus di sini untuk belajar. Kena jadi ‘brave’ macam mereka,” tulis Yuna di laman Twitternya semalam (9 Nov).

     

    Catatan Twitter Yuna itu sudah dikongsi lebih 3,650 kali sejauh ini.

    “Nampaknya, kami harus bekerja lebih keras untuk menggalak rasa kasih sayang, hormat, kesefahaman dan persamaan,” kata Yuna dalam satu lagi kiriman di Twitter seperti ditukil Malay Mail Online.

    Selain retorik anti-Muslim, Encik Trump semasa kempen pilihan raya juga menyifatkan warga Mexico sebagai “perogol” dan “penjenayah.”

    Bagaimanapun, laman The Independent melaporkan bahawa kenyataan Encik Trump yang menyeru orang Islam dilarang masuk ke Amerika Syarikat itu sudah dipadamkan dari laman rasminya.

    Source: http://berita.mediacorp.sg

  • Cherian George: Elected Presidency Missed Opportunity For Multiculturalism, Halimah Yaacob Would’ve Won With No Help

    Cherian George: Elected Presidency Missed Opportunity For Multiculturalism, Halimah Yaacob Would’ve Won With No Help

    What do you make of the proposed changes to Singapore’s elected presidency?

    The impression I get is that it has been framed as a debate between the need for minority representation and an open system that would allow Tan Cheng Bock to possibly become President. And people are lined up on either side. But I do want to see a minority President. I think it is a very important symbol. But, precisely because I understand the importance of having a minority president, I’m disappointed in the way the government has gone about it.

    The assumption seems to be that we don’t now have a minority candidate on the radar capable of winning the presidency in open competition. I think that is wrong. Halimah Yacob can win with no help or handicap. If they picked Halimah Yacob as a candidate, I don’t think they need to block Chinese candidates against her. She is enormously respected, she has extremely strong trade union labour credentials. She is respected by Malays as well as Chinese. This is one of those cases where the PAP as well as some other Singaporeans have a very dim view of Singaporeans, and that view is unrealistically dim. Yes, there might be some prejudice against Halimah on account of her gender, religion and race. But this prejudice probably does not amount to some kind of total trump card that will ensure her defeat. Those backing her might have to fight a little harder. But whatever kind of handicap she carries would just quantitatively amount to a tiny disadvantage. And I don’t see how that can compromise her track record. And I also cannot believe that the PAP with all its machinery and the union movement as well as many Singaporeans wouldn’t go all out to bat for her. After all, how wonderful would it be for Singapore to have a female, Malay, Muslim president?

    I have total faith that there are enough male, Chinese, non-Muslim Singaporeans who will campaign for her. Unfortunately, many others do not have such faith. And I see it as a huge moment of opportunity for Singapore’s multiracialism. This is an opportunity to signal to the world, and ourselves, that after fifty years of nation building, we are ready to embrace a President who is not from the conventional mainstream.

    Instead, what are we heading for? We’re heading for a situation where the PAP has decided to give a Malay candidate a walkover, which will taint the presidency forever. Whoever becomes the president next year will be a token president. Why taint it with the label of tokenism? It’s so unnecessary. I believe that if it were a straight fight between Halimah Yacob and Tan Cheng Bock, Halimah would win hands down.
    Source: www.mackerel.life

     

  • We Wear Hijab And We Are Serious Athletes

    We Wear Hijab And We Are Serious Athletes

    These women are all athletes and yes, they all wear headscarves too.

    Their achievements are easily forgotten because people are so much more focused on what they choose to wear, even if they are breaking records on every level possible.

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    Let’s support these women by highlighting their sports performances and not just their religious practices.

     

    Source: MVSLIM