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  • Indonesia ingin buat serangan siber terhadap Singapura

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    Salam sejahtera kepada semua pembaca dari admin Rilek1Corner.

    Kami mendapat informasi bahawa ada kelompok orang Indonesia ingin melancarkan satu serangan siber terhadap negara Singapura.

    Operasi serangan ini bertajuk #OpSingapura akan dilancarkan dalam masa yang terdekat menyusuli satu perselisihan faham diantara negara Singapura dan Indonesia mengenai kapal KRI Usman-Harun baru-baru ini.

    Melihat situasi yang semakin tegang, kami di Rilek1Corner ingin mengingatkan semua terutama sekali rakyat Singapura tentang pentingnya bersatu-padu pada masa ini. Jangan berpaling tadah.

    Semoga kita rakyat Singapura tabah menghadapi cabaran yang mendatang.

    Sama-samalah kita mendoakan yang terbaik untuk negara kita.

  • Minah Tudung Ambil Jam Tangan Orang Lain di Causeway Point

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    Stomper Ridwan was incensed to find out that a total strange had claimed a recently-purchased watch his family left behind at a food court in Causeway Point.

    After reviewing video footage of the incident recorded on the food court’s CCTV system, he has since lodged a report with the police.

    In his report, Stomper Ridwan wrote:

    “On Jan 24, I went with my family to Bagus, a food court in Causeway Point foodcourt, for dinner at about 7.45pm.

    “We left the area at around 8.15pm after dinner but accidentally left behind a small black plastic bag, which contained a Casio watch that my mum had just bought a few hours back.

    “When we realised what had happened at 9pm, we quickly rushed to the foodcourt and asked the manager if they had seen a small plastic bag that had a watch in it.

    “To our suprise, the manager told me that the watch had already been claimed by a shameless lady, pictured in the video, even though the item was obviously not hers.

    “We think she may have seen the watch after a cleaner took it out from the bag to confirm it was not rubbish to be thrown away.

    “All her actions have been captured on the CCTV video, and a police report have been filed.

    “This lady is a disgrace to the community!”

     

    Source: http://bit.ly/Mux4gJ

  • Aku seorang Muslim tapi Aku GAY – Ciptaan ALLAH

    I’m not proud of being gay. Because I don’t think it makes sense to be proud of being gay.

    You can only be proud of the things you put work in. If you have to work for it. If you have to work at it. I didn’t do anything to be gay. No work involved. I was born gay. So, it’s not something to be proud of. But not being proud of it does not mean I am ashamed of it. I’m neither proud nor ashamed of being gay. I just am.

    The same thing with being Malay. I was born Malay. No work involved. So no sense in being proud to be Malay. But not being proud of it does not mean I am ashamed of it. I’m neither proud nor ashamed of being Malay. I just am.

    With being Muslim, however, it’s a different thing. Because I have to put work in to ‘stay Muslim’. Examples of this ‘work’, or should I say effort: I pray, and I fast during Ramadan, and I read the holy Qur’an to dedicate the holy Yaasiin verses to my late parents. I (try to remember to always) treat people with respect and kindness, whatever their religion or race. Things like that. That’s effort put in. So yes, I can be proud of being a Muslim, because it’s something I work at.

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    Okay, now what about ‘pride’ being connected to ‘embracing’ who I am. Do I ‘embrace’ the fact that I’m gay? The word ‘embrace’ in this context; I guess it means: do I celebrate and rejoice in being gay?

    Do I run down a hill screaming ‘I’m gay!! I’m gay!!’ to the sounds of ‘the hiiiillssss… are aliiiive…. with the sound of muusssiiiiiiccc….’ No. Do I join gay parades overseas? No. Am I a member of gay associations? No. Do I make it a point to attend gay events? No. Although I’m open to those things anytime in the future, why not. (Except the running down a hill screaming part). When I can make the time. When I want to. If the desire and interest develops into being, why not. But I don’t consider those things necessary. It would be nice, but not necessary.

    I don’t ‘celebrate’ my being gay. I’m not sure…? But if I inspect this ‘not sure’ further, I’ll come back to ‘I don’t’. So let’s keep it simple and honest: I do not celebrate and rejoice in being gay. But does this mean I am ashamed of being gay? Nope. Because if I am, I would have done something to try and change things. I would have dated women. Convince myself I can ‘turn straight’. Maybe go on to marry one of the women. Convince myself sex with her is okay. Persuade myself to make love to her, say, once a fortnight (would monthly or quarterly still be considered reasonable?). Have kids with her. Generally, live life as a straight man, regardless of whether I lead a double life behind my wife and kids by sleeping with men on the side. But, still calling it life as a straight man.

    Different people live differently. Make different choices.

    If I’m ashamed of being gay, I would probably be living a lie. But I’m not. I’m spending my life with the man I love. God willing, I will be fortunate enough to have him by my side the rest of my life.  Even if this means people, strangers or otherwise, may sometimes look at me just a little bit differently. A subtle shake of the head, dramatically slow and sad. Or a knowing glint in their eyes. A slight smile. In disapproval? In approval, even? ahhh… who cares.

    I am what God made me. I am male, Muslim, gay, Malay, Singaporean.  Lol.

    May God give me the strength to continue to always be honest with myself. Amin!

    Abdul Halim

    I am a Singaporean Malay guy, aged 41 years old.

    Abdul Halim

    Source: http://bit.ly/1jbFJDa

  • Berjoget Bersenam tidak salah pada pandangan Islam?

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    Tertarik dengan dialog yg Saya dengar ketika di dalam MRT tadi. Perbualan ini adalah antara dua orang wanita, seorang antaranya adalah muslimah yg bertudung.

    Muslimah A: Semalam seronok parti kat rumah si dektu. All female party, no guys allowed, and sorry lah – takde alcoholic drink pun. Aku ajak kau, tapi banyak lah excuse kau.

    Muslimah B (bertudung): Aku ada gym session. Dah plan siang2 event tuh.

    Muslimah A: gym? Itu gym kau all female gym ke? Apa korang buat?

    Muslimah B: Ah ah, all female gym lah – no guys allowed….Semalam ada Zumba Sh’bam. Berpeluh aku dibuatnya…tapi syiok lah

    Muslimah A: Semalam all-female parti aku pun Ada session berdansa juga. Latin dance pun ada….alaaa macam zumba juga. And chances are si dektu tuh nak organize lagi every week….macam pergi gym juga lah aku nampak2nya…tak salah kalau kau join aku one of these days…don’t worry, it is all female event. Kita joget happy2…kita joget to feel good, kau boleh joget macam Zumba sh’bam lah, atas niat exercise….i’m sure tak salah kan dalam agama kalau niat kau masih betul berexercise….common, boleh lah join aku next week? Ok?

    Begitu lah perbualan mereka hingga mereka berdua keluar Dari MRT.

    Apabila di fikirkan balik kuliah ahad yg lalu, teringat pula ayat yg di sebut kan oleh mufti ketika itu. Bahawa syaitan telah berjanji kepada Allah bahawa dia Akan Cuba menyesatkan manusia selagi dia hidup di dunia….sedikit Demi sedikit…perlahan-lahan…

    Moga boleh kita mengambil pengajaran dari peristiwa ini.

    Wallahu a’lam

    Riduan Mazlan

    Sumber: https://www.facebook.com/riduan.mazlan

  • Isu Tudung: Masyarakat Melayu Islam dihampakan oleh PM Lee

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    Usaha PM kita bertemu dgn Ketua2 Badan Melayu Islam harus diberi pujian jika pertemuan itu diiringi dengan elemen2 seperti:

    – benar2 bertujuan mahu mendengar,
    – bersikap jujur dan ikhlas.
    – mahu bersifat terbuka dan telus
    – berani berdepan dgn pengkritk

    Paling penting, selepas mendapatkan feedback dan rayuan dari Ketua masyarakat Melayu Islam, kami mengharapkan PM MENCARI JALAN bagaimana permintaan kita utk menggunakan tudung BOLEH menjadi kenyataan, bukan bagaimana untuk mencari lebih banyak alasan utk menidakkan permohonan kami.

    Jika ada Ketua2 Agama lain yg hadir pada ketika itu, ada lebih bagus sebab ketika itu jugalah PM boleh cari jalan bagaimana hendak memberi laluan pada Muslimah kita berhijab tanpa melanggar “the common space”

    PM harus “come out clean” dan bertemu dgn pengkritik dan pembangkang yang lebih berani menyuarakan pendapat daripada Ketua masyarakat Melayu Islam yg “kurang telur”

    Jika PM mengambil jalan bertemu dan duduk semeja dgn pengkritiknya beliau masih boleh menepis sambil memberi sedikit laluan pada isu ini, Kepastiannya ialah, masyarakat majmuk akan lebih respek PM diatas kejujuran dan keberanian berdepan dgn pengkritiknya. Harus diingat, isu ini bukan sahaja melibatkan isu agama, ia juga melibatkan isu politik Singapura. Justeru, PM tidak boleh menafikan, pendapat dari pengkritik atau pembangkang tidak semestinya tidak berkualiti.

    Malangnya, harapan masyarakat Melayu Islam sekali lagi dihampakan oleh PM yg jelas menunjukkan sikap “my answer is NO”

    Dgn menangkap muat semua Ketua masyarakat Melayu dan memberikan gambaran mereka semua terima dan akur dgn apa yg PM telah hujjahkan, tidak akan mengalihkan keperihatinan masyarakat Melayu Islam yg sudah terlalu lama bersabar dan menunggu.

    Poorfellow Singapore

    Sumber: http://on.fb.me/1efuHsN