Tag: Islam

Austrian Teenage Girl Who Joined ISIS ‘Killed in Syria’

One of two young Austrian women who travelled to Syria to fight with Islamic extremists has reportedly been killed just months after arriving in the country.

Sabina Selimovic, 15, and Samra Kesinovic, 16, both the daughters of immigrant families from Bosnia, left their homes in Vienna in April with the apparent intention of fighting for Syrian rebels.

They are thought to have travelled to Turkey and then to have crossed the border into Syria, having become radicalised after attending a local mosque in Vienna and reading about jihad on the internet.

They posted on social media photographs of themselves handling assault weapons and wearing black, full length burkas.

But Austrian authorities now think one of them – they have so far refused to divulge which one – may have been killed during fighting.

“The parents of the girl concerned have been informed that there is a risk that their daughter is dead,” said Konrad Kogler, the director-general of public security for Austrian police.

Alexander Marakovits, a spokesman for the Austrian interior ministry, told The Salzburger News: “We also have this information, but cannot say with absolute certainty that it is true. But the parents have been informed their daughter could be dead.”

Austrian authorities fear that the two teenagers’ example is inspiring other young, radicalised Muslim women to travel to Syria and volunteer to fight.

In Germany, meanwhile, an alleged jihadist went on trial on Monday, accused of fighting in Syria for Isil.

In the first German criminal proceedings involving Isil, Kreshnik Berisha, a 20-year-old born near Frankfurt to a family from Kosovo, has been charged with membership of a foreign terrorist organisation.

He could face 10 years in prison if convicted by the city’s superior regional court.

Berisha is believed to have become radicalised when he fell in with a group of Muslim fundamentalists while on a job training programme.

Federal prosecutors say Berisha travelled to Syria via Turkey in July 2013 with other Islamists planning to join the fight to create an Islamist “caliphate” straddling Syria and Iraq.

Soon after his arrival, Berisha allegedly underwent firearms training and was put to work as a medic and a guard.

In the six months he spent in Syria, he is believed to have fought in at least three battles on the side of the jihadists against President Bashar al-Assad’s troops.

He returned home for reasons that are unclear to German authorities in Dec 2013 and was arrested at Frankfurt airport.

Authorities estimate around 400 German nationals have travelled to Iraq and Syria to battle for the militants.

Source: http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/worldnews/europe/austria/11098039/Austrian-teenage-girl-jihadist-killed-in-Syria.html

September 16, 2014
Nota Terakhir Mona Fandey

AKU mulakan tulisan ini dengan nama Allah SWT yang Maha Pemurah lagi Mengasihani. Hatiku kian sebak hanya kerana Allah Maha Esa Maha Mengetahui. Kenapa? Mengapa? Kerana Allah SWT yang menentukan segala-galanya.

Sebelum ini aku tidak pernah mengerti apakah yang dikatakan bahagia. Aku bertanya kepada teman. Ada yang mendefinisinya sebagai suatu keadaan perasaan. Ya, gembira satu perasaan.

Ada pula orang kata, gembira tidak mengisi atau menepati makna bahagia. Namun, aku pasti ia suatu keluarbiasaan. Tetapi, dapatkah merasainya?

Akhirnya aku menemuinya, aku berasa sungguh bahagia, tiada kata-kata untuk diungkapkan. Bahagia ini datang menerpa jiwaku dengan tiba-tiba. Saat itu aku di dalam Masjid Nabawi di Madinah.

Pertama kali aku melangkah masuk ke masjid nan suci itu. Masjid menempatkan makam kekasih Allah, Nabi Muhammad SAW, junjungan kita. (Ketika itu aku mengerjakan umrah pada 2008. Tahun berikutnya, dengan izin Allah SWT aku dapat menunaikan haji, Alhamdulillah).

Aku masih ingat lagi saat-saat itu. Pada masa itu, aku sebak, sedih bercampur. Ya, rasa ‘bahagia’ atau rasa yang menerjah kalbu. Dengan air mata, aku menadah tangan mengucapkan syukur ke hadrat Ilahi. Ya Allah yang Maha Pemurah dan Maha Pengasih, aku datang dari jauh dan mendirikan solat di Masjid Nabawi.

Di Madinah yang menyaksikan pengorbanan dan perjuangan junjungan besar kita untuk menyelamatkan kita daripada kejahilan. Aku berasa hampir dengan-Mu, Ya Allah. Di benakku, aku menghitung hari seterusnya berpeluang mendirikan solat di Masjidil Haram di Makkah pula, dengan izin-Nya. Pasti perasaan bahagia ini berulang-ulang selama aku di tanah suci.

Sebagai manusia yang mempunyai perasaan, pengalaman duniawi menjamah jiwaku. Menjalankan tugas sebagai wartawan mahkamah menemukanku dengan hamba-hamba-Nya yang tersisih daripada masyarakat. Setiap hari aku melihat pemandangan yang akan mengecutkan jiwa kecil.

Saban hari aku melihat tertuduh diberkas dan diganding untuk dihadapkan ke muka pengadilan. Mereka akan mendapat hukuman kerana melanggar undang-undang jenayah dan sivil.

Di tanah suci, ingatanku kembali kepada mereka, terutama sepasang suami isteri. Dan, hati terdetik, jikalau pasangan suami isteri itu tahu kebesaran Allah. Sedarkah mereka akibat perbuatan yang akan menerima azab Allah kelak. Azab-azab yang diulang-ulang dalam firman Allah dan hadis Rasul. Hatiku mengeluh, sekiranya mereka mengingati Allah SWT semua ini tidak akan berlaku.

Tetapi, ustaz pernah mengajar, tidak perlu kata ‘kalaulah’ kerana semua yang berlaku itu satu ketentuan Allah SWT. Aku menghadiahkan al-Fatihah kepada kedua-duanya. Ya Allah ampunkan mereka berdua, doaku untuk mereka di masjid suci itu. Umum tahu siapakah pasangan yang meninggalkan nama.

Nama sebagaimana? Nama yang dirujuk sebagai kes-kes jenayah dalam pengajian bidang guaman? Rentetan hidup pasangan ini menjadi bualan waktu itu. Mereka pergi sebagai manusia yang dikenali kerana jenayah dilakukan. Tetapi adakah orang yang terfikir untuk ambil kisah mengapa jenayah sedemikian terjadi?

Mengimbas pengalaman lama, lebih lima bulan aku dan rakan-rakan wartawan membuat liputan kes perbicaraan pasangan ini di Mahkamah Tinggi Temerloh, sekitar tahun 1994/95. Isterinya mesra dengan nama Mona Fandey. Suaminya, Mohd. Affandi Abdul Rahman. Kedua-duanya menyara hidup dengan mendakwa sebagai bomoh.

Mereka diberkas dan dibicarakan atas tuduhan membunuh Allahyarham Datuk Mazlan Idris yang pada masa itu wakil rakyat negeri Pahang. Satu pembunuhan yang teramat kejam.
Aku tidak ingin mengungkit kembali fakta yang dibentangkan dalam kes mereka. Hanya untuk membawa pembaca mengenangkan arwah Mona Fandey. Dia seorang wanita ayu. Mona Fandey seperti wanita lain juga. Dia ada impian untuk berjaya dalam hidup. Salah satu impiannya ingin jadi penyanyi.

Mona Fandey seorang isteri yang sangat mencintai suaminya. Dia meluahkan perasaan hatinya dalam nota autograf yang aku ambil daripadanya dan kini tersimpan sebagai khazanah peribadi. Bunyinya ringkas: “Saya ingin hidup dan mati bersama suamiku.”

Ya, dia mencapai keinginannya itu. Dia mati bersama-sama suaminya. Mereka berdua dihukum gantung sampai mati atas kesalahan membunuh di bawah jenayah berat undang-undang Seksyen 302 Kanun Keseksaan.

Sepanjang pasangan itu dibicarakan, mahkamah penuh sesak. Pada satu ketika timbul kejadian mistik yang sehingga sekarang jadi persoalan tanpa jawapan. Pada suatu pagi kes mereka, tiba giliran doktor forensik yang bedah siasat anggota mayat mangsa yang mati dalam keadaan ngeri dikerat-kerat 18.

Hadirin di mahkamah senyap sunyi. Cerita doktor terasa ngeri, seram remang bulu roma. Tidak semena-mena kedengaran bunyi ‘keruk-keruk’. Para hadirin memandang sesama sendiri.

Dada akhbar esoknya memaparkan bermacam versi yang kebanyakannya mengatakan satu bunyi menakutkan. Tetapi Utusan Malaysia melaporkan berita eksklusif. Pada petang itu, aku memperoleh maklumat daripada sumber bahawa ia adalah bunyi itik-itik jawa Mona Fandey yang mati beragan (kelaparan) di Kampung Hulu Dong, Raub.

Seorang wartawan wanita pula yang menemui Mona Fandey di lokap untuk bertanya resolusi tahun baharu, pada malamnya dikatakan mengigau menghempas muka ke lantai simen tandas hinggakan pipi dan bibir berdarah.

Aku masih ingat, Mona Fandey memberi amaran kepada wartawan supaya tidak menokok tambah apa yang dikatakannya pada masa dia bersama-sama suami dan pembantunya, Juraimi Husin dibawa menaiki trak untuk balik ke Penjara Kajang. Hukuman mati sudah dijatuhkan.

“Saya nak senyum.” Itu kata-kata akhir Mona Fandey kepadaku apabila ditanya apa yang akan dibuatnya menghabiskan sisa-sisa waktu di penjara. Manakala Mohd. Affandi pula kata, dia hendak beramal ibadat dan Juraimi mengatakan dia hendak mengaji al-Quran.

Semasa itu, fikiranku terasa berat. Mona Fandey kata dia nak senyum? Kata-katanya mengandungi amaran pula supaya tidak tokok tambah. Sepanjang perjalanan balik ke ibu pejabat Utusan, aku tidak berhenti berfikir. Apabila sampai di pejabat, aku cerita kepada Ketua Pengarang ketika itu dan beberapa editor yang memberi pandangan berbeza mengenai kata-kata Mona Fandey.

Seorang editor berpandangan, ada sesuatu yang ‘tak kena’ pada wanita ini. Namun aku jawab, tidak. Kata-kata Mona Fandey dalam maknanya. Aku beri hujah bahawa simboliknya dia pasrah nasib yang telah menimpa dirinya.

Keesokannya, keluar tajuk besar Utusan Malaysia, “Saya nak senyum.” Waktu itu akhbar Utusan Malaysia laris macam goreng pisang panas. Apabila dikenangkan, aku pun rasa nak senyum. Kenapa? Akhbar berbahasa Cina turut mengambil kesempatan memaparkan gambar-gambar yang dikatakan seolah-olah mendewakan wanita ini.

Hal ini berlaku di peringkat dia hadir perbicaraan di mahkamah. Aku masih ingat bagaimana dia menonjolkan diri dengan keterampilan berpakaian kemas bermacam fesyen pada setiap hari. Jelas dia seorang wanita yang mempunyai cita rasa tinggi kepada kemewahan.

Cita-cita yang tidak kesampaian Mona Fandey untuk menjadi penyanyi. Dalam ceritanya kepada hakim, Mona Fandey mendakwa ketika pegawai polis menyoal siasat, dia minta untuk menyanyi.

Dalam filem Hindustan, katanya, orang tidak jemu menonton sebab hero bercinta menyanyi, putus cinta menyanyi, masak di dapur menyanyi dan mengiring orang mati pun menyanyi. Apa yang menariknya, Mona Fandey meminta izin hakim agar dibenarkan dia menyanyi sebuah lagu dalam mahkamah.

Hakim bijaksana tidak membenarkan. Jika dibenarkan pasti gempar mahkamah jadi pentas hiburan. Aku berdoa kepada Allah SWT untuk mengampunkan dosa semua hamba-Nya dan diberi taufik serta hidayah kepada yang masih terpesong.

Bahagia menjelma apabila kita dapat merasai keesaan-Nya. Kebahagiaan yang abadi. Semoga Allah mencucuri rahmat kepada ketiga-ketiga hamba-Nya ini.

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September 11, 2014
Politicians Like WP Pritam Singh Shouldn’t Get Involved in Gaza Issue

MP for Aljunied GRC Mr Pritam Singh recently urged the government to take a tough stand in the Israel-Palestine conflict. Prior to that, he has promoted activities that expressed support for Palestine.

As a citizen, I am curious if Pritam Singh speaking in his personal capacity or presenting his views as a MP in Aljunied GRC?

According to media reports, Israel and Palestine have suffered losses in the conflict.

In August this year, in his parliamentary reply to Choa Chua Kang GRC MP Zaqy Muhammad, Minister for Foreign Affairs Mr K Shanmugam has reiterated that Singapore supports “sanctions based on international laws”.

Israel and Palestine are eager to achieve their political objectives at the expenses of innocent civilians.

Notwithstanding international pressure, Israel-Palestine conflict showed no signs of tapering. This matter requires intervention and resolution from international bodies. Singapore has already presented her neutral stand in the conflict and expressed views that the conflict to be resolved by international resolutions. Singapore has to be realistic since Israel and Hamas are not dependent on her.

I am concerned with the intentions of Mr Pritam Singh because his intentions might be misconstrued in our multi-racial society, causing dividing views to arise.

What if Singaporeans from non-Muslim communities emulated Pritam Singh and expressed support for individual parties in unresolved international conflicts, will such actions cause tensions within Singaporeans? What has Singapore got to gain? As a small state, what is Singapore’s voice in the Israel-Palestine conflict?

I hope MPs will be more prudent when they express views towards international relationship issues. They should have due consideration for Singapore’s multi-cultural society and comprehensively assess the message they are telling everyone.

Source: http://forums.hardwarezone.com.sg/eat-drink-man-woman-16/gpgt-wp-pritam-singh-guest-honour-support-palestine-event-what-he-trying-do-4798340.html

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September 8, 2014
Anak Melayu Jadi Juruterbang Jet Pejuang RSAF

MENCETUS inspirasi bagi belia lain agar terbang tinggi, Kapten Muhammad Azlan Abdul Latiff dan Kapten Muhammad Iskandar Dzulfadhli Abdul Rahman turun padang semalam bagi mengotakan misi mendekati masyarakat.

Kededua juruterbang muda ini adalah antara pegawai Angkatan Udara Republik Singapura (RSAF) yang ‘dikerahkan’ ke pameran kejiranan RSAF45@Heartlands di lelapang Simei (berhampiran stesen MRT).

Kapten Muhammad Azlan, 30 tahun, yang sudah berkhidmat selama lapan tahun di RSAF mengemudi helikopter Super Puma. Kapten Muhammad Iskandar Dzulfadhli, 26 tahun, yang bertugas selama tujuh tahun pula adalah juruterbang jet pejuang F-15SG.

Mereka turut memberi taklimat dan bersembang bersama Menteri Negara (Pembangunan Negara merangkap Pertahanan), Dr Mohd Maliki Osman.

Turut hadir adalah Anggota Parlimen (AP) GRC East Coast, Cik Jessica Tan dan AP GRC Marine Parade, Encik Seah Kian Peng.

Pameran itu menutup tirai siri rondaan RSAF ke kawasan kejiranan bagi meraikan ulang tahunnya yang ke-45.

Lewat Julai lalu, pameran tersebut dilancarkan Menteri Pertahanan, Dr Ng Eng Hen, di Hab Lembaga Perumahan dan Pembangunan (HDB) Toa Payoh.

Tiga pameran yang menyusul diadakan di kawasan kejiranan Jurong East, Sengkang dan Yishun sepanjang bulan lalu.

Menerusi pameran interaktif itu pengunjung boleh menaiki dan bergambar di dalam Kenderaan Udara Tanpa Pemandu (UAV), selain mengetahui sejarah dan warisan RSAF sepanjang lebih empat dekad itu.

Keupayaan dan kesediaan operasi RSAF dalam menghulurkan bantuan kemanusiaan ke luar negara di saat-saat bencana melanda turut dipaparkan.

Dalam pertemuan singkat itu, Dr Mohd Maliki melahirkan rasa bangga seraya memberitahu Kapten Muhammad Azlan dan Kapten Muhammad Iskandar Dzulfadhli: “Saya gembira dengan pencapaian anda berdua.

Masyarakat Melayu boleh meraih inspirasi daripada kejayaan dan perjalanan anda.” Pasangan suami isteri, Encik Bakshor Ahaddin, 40 tahun, seorang polis auksilari dan Cik Nurhayati Charwabee, 37 tahun, pegawai khidmat pelanggan turut teruja bergambar dengan Dr Mohd Maliki dan dua juruterbang Melayu itu.

“Sebagai anak Melayu, saya tumpang bangga. Sebelum ini, kami cuma tahu seorang juruterbang Melayu, Encik Zakir Abdul Hamid. Nampaknya semakin bertambah juruterbang Melayu yang boleh dijadikan teladan,” kata Encik Bakshor.

Cik Nurhayati pula senang meninjau di balik tabir operasi RSAF yang tidak diketahui sebelum ini. “Kami boleh cuba simulator penerbangan dan bergambar dengan pelbagai kenderaan udara.

Tidak perlu lagi menanti rumah terbuka RSAF kerana ia datang dekat ke kawasan kejiranan,” ujar penduduk Tampines itu.

Sumber: http://beritaharian.sg/setempat/juruterbang-jet-pejuang-rsaf-mendarat-di-simei#sthash.Jozvr6Pt.dpuf

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September 8, 2014
To ITE students: It Is Not The End

An ITE student called me up and was in tears sharing with me how he is anxious for his results and afraid he couldnt go to Poly because of his GPA to further his education. He mentioned that he is worried that his parents will shun him if he doesn’t go to Poly and afraid that he will suffer intense pressure by being compared to his sister that is studying in NTU. He also is afraid being labelled by his peers as a loser hence why he thinks that going to Poly is his only absolute step to further his education and to be accepted by his environment.

It seems to me that the Singapore education system is systemized in a way that the only step forward from ITE is Poly and if not, ‘Its The End’ for an ITE student who didn’t do well yet has the intention and determination to further their education. I suffered from this situation before. When i got my ITE results, it was not a good GPA to further myself in Poly yet i still hope to join them because of the same reason as this student:

1) Because getting into Poly means you are one level ahead and higher than ITE.

2) Because my parents and members of my family sees Poly as a step to a bright future.

3) I was brainwashed that Poly graduates will earn MORE than private Degree/Diploma education.

4) I will be compared with my cousins and family members that “he/she makes his/her family proud by going to a local ‘G’ endorsed education institution but You dont!”

5) Because joining a private education institution cost a lot of money.

I went to Poly to apply/appeal for the course i wanted to pursue but the administration quickly rejected my interest saying my GPA is low and if i want i can only appeal for the course ‘IBT’ – Intelligent Building Technology. What i wanted was ICT – Infocomm Technology but couldnt. So based on the reasons above, i appealed for IBT although thats not the course i wanted or will enjoy (despite seeing the wonderful and colorful orientation). My thinking was only – to make my family proud to be a Polytechnic student and my interest second. So i appealed……

But believe it or not, NS (although i did not enjoy it) saved my life. When the letter of acceptance to Polytechnic was received, i was happy BUT i had to serve the country first, so i made arrangements with the Poly to ‘reserve’ my seat in the course. For two years, i was doing my education soul searching and 3 months before ORD, i told myself “NO! This is not what i want. The future is my future not the ones im trying to impress!” So i decided to cancel the Polytechnic reserve seat and decide to think what i want to do with my life…and during that time, i found a passion in Computers and Hacking! (thanks to the classic movie Wargames and Operation Takedown) and although im interested in hacking, i couldnt tell the difference between a motherboard and a hard disk! lol!! seriously! I dont! So i went to part time courses learning the fundamentals of computers, taking Hardware, Network and Security (and its not easy for me to pay earning less than 350 a month during my NS and being a child born not with a silver spoon, stayed in a Children’s Home and also a breadwinner for my family after i ‘discharged’ from the Children’s home, I never once asked a single cent from my mom- life is tough but that’s another story)

So its time to find a Diploma course, and its not cheap. Its a private instituition majoring mainly in the IT Security Faculty and its $10 000!!! Believe it or not!! I had to borrow from a Bank and my ex boss when i used to work Part time as a salesman. (plus, i got so many rejection from both banks and some so called organizations to help the needy) But i have no choice. In order for me to study i had to have money and at that time, i was working (after NS) in HP as a Media ‘specialists’ operator earning $1200 at 12 hour shift work. Its tough, sometimes i had to go to class exactly after work and continue to work exactly after class. It was a torment for me but my spirits were high and determined too.

Once i finished my Diploma after 1 and a half year i was so happy BUT life was not easy. During that time i was working for NCS and for 3 years i couldnt land an IT Security position. It was a dilemma for me, a pressure to do something i want so much but faced many discriminations. Once a Job agent called me up and shared with me how ‘a ‘G’ agency was looking for ONLY Chinese personnel for the IT Team’. It didnt end there, i sent out resumes to more than 50 ‘job vacancies’ and only one or two will call asking for more details and then silent. It wasn’t fair. I was upset, disappointed and seeing how my classmate got great position after graduating doing IT Security and im stuck for 3 years doing first level computer support.

So i thought to myself and positively told myself that maybe i need to have a Degree since most of the IT Security requirements need a Degree. So once again i had to find another iinstitutionto further pursue my education just to get the career that i want which is IT Security. When i saw that there were two advertisements on The New Paper that two local Polytechnics Nanyang and Temasek poly carried IT Security specialist courses, i was determined to join, and looking at the course modules, i am very confident that i will do well especially with my undying determination. BUT i was solely and sorely disappointed that BOTH Poly REJECTED my application for 4 times in a row stating that one of the requirements is to have a local Diploma or Degree! I was furious! Sad! Disappointed! Upset! Singapore Education System reject Singaporean students who want nothing more than to study! 4 times in 2 years!! I tried appealing but was rejected, i tried to go to the MP and my MP simply said ‘this is not something i can help you with because its up to the school’. Can you imagine how painful i was being rejected countless times just to study??? Being discriminated against?? And the saddest part was when i was informed by someone who managed to take the specialist course that there were foreigners in the class and do not look like local students! I know by then that the system failed me and from there i wonder whether Singapore really care about their citizens ESPECIALLY poor and average citizens like me.

To cut my life story short, i managed to get a Private Degree institution called SMA Institute of Higher Learning and still studying in it, taking my time to focus on both work and getting good grades (hoping to finish by this year). Not to mention the loan amount i am still paying it…but thats life..nothing is free unless you are a Minister’s son. 😛 And thank God, (although losing my determination in landing an IT Security job position) a friend of mine from my current company recommended me to join. I was delighted and after the first interview, i received a call saying that i got the job in the company as an Associate Security Engineer/Consultant…i was overjoyed, words couldnt express how i felt that after searching for 4 years, i managed to do what i wanted most! And so far, almost two years in this great company, everyone is viewed the same. Unlike the ‘G’ Ministry office structure where even where you seat depends on your education level. In this company, from an Associate to the Director. We all seat at the same type of chairs, desks and in an open office where every heads can be seen when you stick your head up. (well, this is diverting the main topic but i just want to say Kudos to the company)

(Ok back to the main topic)

So despite me being rejected by local institutions, getting bad grades during my studies in Secondary and ITE, i was called by my class mates and lecturers a Distinction student in my current Uni and was recommended by my lecturer to have me to promote the school… Everyone has dreams but not everyone want to wake up and work on it…

My advice to the students who think its the end of the world for not going to Poly….here i am to prove you that its NOT! Dont expect help from our ‘G’, because our ‘G’ helps the rich and God help those who help themselves… Remember that the future is not just a single path…its many and you have to choose and survive by your own in the path you chose because eventually the future is yours and so are your choices….. Be a fighter..Be strong!

Source: Hang Lima Jebat who received accolades for his work as listed below:

1) Won Symantec Hacking Competition in 2013

2) Wrote and Published security articles in International security magazines

3) Spoken in hackers conferences in India, US and Europe.

4) First ever Singaporean to speak at a Hackers conference in Vegas, USA.

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September 4, 2014