Showing posts with label Jalan Pulang. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Jalan Pulang. Show all posts

Sunday, September 13, 2015

Rindu

Pernah aku bermimpi
Tentang dirimu
Ingin sekali aku
Bersamamu
Walau hanya untuk seketika

Namun bukan mudah
Menzahirkan hasrat
Lalu pendamkan sahaja
Impian yang terbenam
Dalam sanubari

Monday, August 19, 2013

Allah Selamatkan


Allah Selamatkan Kamu
Allah Selamatkan Kami
Allah Selamatkan Mereka Di Sana
Allah Selamatkan Kita

Sunday, February 3, 2013

Rumah Kita




Ini rumah kita.
Suatu hari nanti.

Andainya surat pertukaran tiba ketika ini,
sudahkah anda bersedia untuk berpindah rumah?

Saya belum.

Saturday, November 5, 2011

Sujud Syukur Demba Ba

Salam Sejahtera.

Siapa itu Demba Ba? Jin? Mambang?

Bukan. Manusia. Seorang Muslim.


Demba Ba dilahirkan pada 25 Mei 1985 di Sevres, Perancis. Ba kemudian mewakili pasukan kebangsaan Senegal sebagai penyerang.

Nama beliau sebagai seorang penyerang handal mula masyhur apabila beliau menyertai kelab Bundesliga, TSG Hoffenheim pada 2007. Beliau kemudian menyertai West Ham United pada Januari 2011 dan berjaya menjaringkan 7 gol dalam 12 perlawanan. Bagaimanapun, Ba gagal menyelamatkan West Ham daripada tersingkir ke Liga Kejuaraan.

Thursday, March 31, 2011

Kerana Doa

Salam Sejahtera.

Oleh sebab agak lama dah aku tak kongsi lirik lagu dengan korang, ni ada lirik lagu terbaru dari kumpulan Nowseeheart. Nowseeheart yang dulu popular dengan lagu-lagu seperti Damai, Damai Yang Hilang dan Inspirasi kembali aktif. Album kompilasi mereka melibatkan lagu-lagu terbaik mereka dan beberapa lagu baru akan berada di pasaran tak lama lagi.

Lagu bertajuk "Kerana Doa" ini adalah salah satu lagu terbaru Nowseeheart. Lagu ini dimuatkan dalam album kompilasi "12 Cinta: Cinta Ilahi Cinta Insani" keluaran Arteffects (syarikat Hafiz Hamidun).


Kerana Doa

Melangkah jauh tanpa arah dan tujuan
Bumi nan subur ini kurasakan gersang
Di dalam terang kegelapan
Seakan ku hanyut di daratan
Ku ingin pulang ke pangkalan

Pabila mata hati dan minda terbuka
Bertandang keyakinan terhakis curiga
Putaran masa pasti menemukan
Jarak dan ruang bukan sempadan
Tuhanku teramat penyayang

Aku tahu
Kau selalu bersamaku

Tak sesaat Kau biarku keseorangan
Tak sesaat pintaku jadi bebanan

Ku percaya
Kerana doa bertitian tiap waktu
Dengan izinMu
Ku kembali ke pangkalanku

Tak sesaat Kau biarku keseorangan
Tak sesaat pintaku jadi bebanan
Ku percaya diri ini memerlukan
Ku percaya doaku yang mengeratkan



Tuesday, March 1, 2011

Forum Bicara Hati vs Malam Citra

Salam Sejahtera.

Entri kali ni, khusus kepada semua warga USM Kampus Kesihatan. Pada Sabtu ni, 05/03/2011 di Dewan Utama dan Dewan Nurani akan berlangsung dua peristiwa yang berlawanan antara satu sama lain dari banyak aspek.

Kenapa agak2 boleh jadi pertembungan? Tak cuba situasi menang-menang (win-win situation) ataupun ada masalah lain? Mungkin penganjur masing-masing memang dah lama rancang benda ni, jadi tak boleh kita salahkan penganjur dalam hal ini. Adapun kalian semua sebagai penghuni di USM Kubang Kerian silalah buat pilihan anda. Anda ada 4 pilihan, iaitu:

1) Hadir di Dewan Utama
2) Hadir di Dewan Nurani
3) Bungkus diri di bilik masing-masing
4) Keluar ke tempat lain di luar kampus


Apapun mari kita lihat apakah yang akan diadakan Sabtu malam Ahad nanti. (8.00 malam)

1) Forum Bicara Hati: Hatiku Milik Siapa


Forum ni diadakan sempena program Quranic Generation. Pasal benda ni korang kena rajinkan diri membaca notis-notis di papan kenyataan. Kalau tak silap anjuran PSP dan kerjasama MPP USMKK. Sila betulkan kalau salah.

Apa ada dengan majlis ni?

1) Hadir majlis ilmu = insyaAllah dapat pahala.Amin..
2) Dapat tambah pengetahuan dan mengisi jiwa yang mengalami kekosongan
3) Masuk adalah percuma
4) Ada jualan makanan dan buku-buku
5) Air-cond yang nyaman dan selesa.pentingkah ini?




2) Malam Citra Nurani

Poster tidak dapat dipaparkan atas sebab-sebab tertentu.

Apa ada dengan majlis ini?

1) Masuk bayar tiket RM 3/kepala
2) Persembahan menarik (kata-kata moderator page event ni di facebook.jangan marah deh)
3) Makanan disediakan
4) Ada anugerah pakaian terbaik. Jadi silalah pakai cantik2 dan semat2.
5) Boleh menyemarakkan semangat 1 Malaysia.

Majlis ni aku rasa anjuran Desasiswa Nurani. Kalau salah sila betulkan.

Korang nak pergi mana malam tu?

Monday, February 14, 2011

Kekasih

Alangkah indahnya
Jika dapat bersua
Walaupun seketika
Bersamamu wahai kekasih Allah

Telah lama kau pergi
Meninggalkan kami
Walau sedih di hati
Menyahut panggilan dari Ilahi

Kekasih
Dah lama kau pergi
Meninggalkan amanah yg suci
Malam kan kelam tiada berbintang
Bulan suram tiada cahaya

Tanpamu kekasih kekasih Allah
Hancur musnah segala-galanya

Hadirmu membawa cahaya
Menerangi hidup kami

Lagu: Mujahid Abdul Wahab
Lirik: Mujahid Abdul Wahab & Jeff Hazimin Jaafar
Hakcipta Lagu & Lirik: Gurindam Cipta.
Penyanyi: Nowseeheart
(album Berjalan, Melihat & Mentafsir, 2003)


Salam Maulidurrasul.

Wednesday, February 24, 2010

Football: An Islamic Perspective (2)

continued from the last article


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Nevertheless, there were many negative aspects that deformed the overwhelming joy, including:

First: Exceeding all proper limits while celebrating in streets, which was characterized by misconduct and paying no attention to the interests of others, a behavior mistakenly understood within the context of expressing joy. Examples can be seen in blocking streets, shooting fireworks, molesting girls, destroying cars, unlawful mixing between boys and girls while celebrating.
Second: Exceeding proper celebration limits in some public and private institutions during the final game and subsequent days to the extent that public interests were hardly achieved.
Third: Showing uncontrolled joy regardless of distresses the Ummah suffers. I wonder why do not we care for the feelings persecuted Iraqis and Afghanis when they see such celebrations!
Fourth: Extravagantly conferring unreasonable monetary bonuses and unreasonable spending on the football activities in general. No doubt, the country passes serious economical circumstances giving no room for spending such or even less sums of money. Supposing that the economical position is better, no equal appropriations is allocated to other more important fields such as scientific, medical, nutrition and infrastructural fields. Moreover, the low spirit of youths, who endure great economical sufferance seeking essential live provisions, should be cared for. Seeing football players of equal age who are not as highly educationally qualified as them receive millions of pounds because of football playing, they must feel depressed.
It is also eye-catching that some businessmen give exorbitant gifts to players on such occasions. In my opinion, it would be better if the value of such gifts is spent on society-developing projects or given to the farming and working class. If they insist, gifts should be given privately to players, for, in fact, using it for mere propaganda is meaningless.
Fifth: Paying much time to watching the tournament games, which extends much further to include watching hours-long analytical studios before and after the game. This is in addition to time given to public discussions on games and to waiting the team plane coming back home for hours. (Amazingly, some people spend the whole night in the airport waiting for the team plane.) Supposing that one thousand persons only waited for the plane for ten hours, Muslims would miss ten thousand useless hours!

The following question is now inevitable: Why did these negative aspects take place?
Unarguably, the answer is:

First: There is a priority trouble on both governmental and individual levels as well as on the level of the Ummah as a whole. While negligent in performing duties and requirements necessary for essential and future family needs, an individual is being concerned with fruitless and valueless interests.
Second: Due to the general state of frustration caused by lack of examples of genuine success in other important fields, as the Ummah suffers from failure in a variety of fields, people feel very joyful for achieving any success in any field even if entertainment-related. In this regard, it should be born in mind that the list of the best 500 universities in the world is void of any Muslim university and that we are industrially backward and dependent on others. The same is the case with many other fields.
Third: Lack of sound religious awareness which might serve as an organizer of Muslim's thought, a director toward highly important interests and an arranger of ideas in good order.
Fourth: The feeding frenzy sparked off before, during and after such occasions. Actually, mass media dealt with winning the cup as a great victory in an attempt to distract public attention from serious interests.
Finally, I would like to express the view that we are not against sports or celebrating its victories. However, all aspects should be put within the general and integrated frame of a Muslim committing to Islam who practices sports and watches its games by way of entertainment. Within the same frame, he does not waste his time, respects the time of others, excels in his study field and enjoys an excellent noble character. Such a Muslim also does not fail to read about Islam and is much more keen to pursue Muslims' news than sports or players news.
A final word to all players: Through your good morals, commitment to Islam and seriousness, you can be callers to Allah's way and have impact on such society classes as can never be affected by great Du'ah (callers to Islam) and scholars. Actually, this is a great bounty of Allah which you should safeguard and for which you should be grateful to Allah.
I ask Allah to confer success and prosperity on the whole Muslim Ummah.
Dr. Ragheb ElSergany


[1] Related by Al-Tirmidhy and Ibn Majah and is judged by Al-Albany to be Hassan (reliable).
[2] Related by Al-Tirmidhy and Ahmad and is judged by Al-Albany to be Sahih (authentic).
[3] Related by Al-Bukhari and Muslim.

link
article page
part 1

Monday, February 22, 2010

Football: An Islamic Perspective (1)



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Football: An Islamic Perspective
by Dr Ragheb El Sergany

The Egyptian public opinion has been totally absorbed for about 20 days in the African Cup of Nations matches and later in the celebrations following the Egyptian team winning the cup. This motivates us to discuss such a sensitive issue, i.e. the issue of the African Cup of nations or more accurately the issue of football from an Islamic perspective.
But why this issue is sensitive?
The answer is: It is sensitive because people went to one of two extremes thereon. Some people were fully enthusiastic and felt so joyful that they exceeded all proper limits. On the other hand, other people denied the whole matter viewing that celebrating such events is unlawful. They view that the Muslim Ummah is suffering great problems and it is thus improper to celebrate while many Muslims are slain all over the world.
Actually, there is a great gab between the two extremes. As for us, we adopt a middle course between them, for, indeed, Islam is a moderate religion. In this regard, Allah (the Exalted) said, "Thus We have made you [true Muslims - real believers of Islamic Monotheism, true followers of Prophet Muhammad SAW and his Sunnah (legal ways)], a Wasat (just) (and the best) nation," [Al-Baqarah, 143].
Taking the issue of kidding in the life of the Prophet (peace be upon him) as an example, we will find that some people understand that there is no restrictions on kidding as the Prophet (peace be upon him) himself used to kid in some occasions. However, there are still others who take into consideration other occasions and such Hadith as the one that reads, "By Allah, if you could know what I know, you would laugh little and weep much; you would not enjoy your wives in beds, and would rush into streets and jungles in search of Allah's refuge."[1] Accordingly, they deem kidding to be unlawful and running counter to the Sunnah and thus deliberately contract their brows.
In fact, both views are not in accord with the Sunnah.
Considering the authentic Sunnah, we can find out that the Prophet (peace be upon him) would joke sometimes but would never exceed the limits set by Shari'ah (Islamic law). In other words, he never told a lie, mocked or made a fool of anybody. Moreover, he was ever smiling as stated by Abdullah bin Al-Harith bin Jaz', who said, "I have never seen anyone more in the habit of smiling than Allah's Messenger."[2] Another Companion, Jarir bin Abdullah, said: "Since the time I accepted Islam, the Prophet never once failed to notice me. Whenever he saw me, he would smile at me."[3] Furthermore, the Prophet (peace be upon him) is known to have laughed at times "until one could see his molar teeth." Actually, the Prophet's smiling face was not seen only during peaceful and welfare times but also during the time of distress or even when some Companions would commit a mistake.
Therefore, moderation should not be understood according to our own standards but based on a careful study of the life of our great model (peace be upon him).
Hence, we should first answer an important question if we are to deal with the issue of sports in general and football, more specifically African Cup of nation, in particular. The Question is: Is practicing sports lawful or unlawful?
Some might feel it strange to ask such a question. However, my answer to it will be more astonishing to many people. I view that practicing sports is apt to the Ahkam (rulings) pentad consisting of Wajib (obligatory), Mustahabb (recommended) Mubah (permissible), Makruh (abominable) and Haraam (prohibited).
To clarify, practicing sports is Wajib on the part of soldiers who must do so in preparation for jihad in the cause of Allah. It is also Mustahabb on the part of those who wish to strengthen their physical abilities. Moreover, it is permissible with regard to those who practice sports for entertainment. In addition, it is Makruh in case it caused undesirable waste of time although it does not lead to missing fundamental acts of worship. Finally, it is Haram in case it leads to missing acts of worship, if practiced by women watched by men and if practiced by men wearing tight clothes bulging their private parts, such as swimming championships formal suits. Likewise, it is Haram if accompanied by betting or gambling.
Now, let us together analyze positive aspects of the African tournament so that we might thank those who did them and make use of them as well as negative aspects so that we might avoid them in the future. Below is an outline of positive aspects:
First: There is the taste of an effort exerted, a system followed and a victory achieved especially by Hassan Shehata, the head coach, and the team players.
Second: The team spirit was obviously noticed among the players. (Actually, I have not watched any game due to lack of time; however, this is what I am told about.)
Third: It was remarkable that players would ascribe success to Allah's help in all media interviews they made.
Fourth: The team was generally characterized by commitment to religion. This is supported by many incidents including congregationally prostrating themselves as celebration of scoring a goal, self-control and willpower over their actions and donating to build a mosque in Kumasi, a spirit that was moved to players of such other teams as Ghana.
Fifth: Aboutrika lifted his shirt to reveal a T-shirt with a pro-Gaza slogan, while everyone is absorbed in the game paying no attention to the Gazan Muslims distress.
Muhammad Aboutrika (Ah-Ahly/Egypt)
Sixth: Such a stance of him gained unanimous Arabic public sympathy and thus the Arab public celebrated the Egyptian victory in many Arabic cities.
to be continued
P/S: bahagian 2 akan disambung nanti. untuk pengetahuan korang, ni adalah satu artikel yg aku jumpa masa merayap2 kat internet.sebenarnya dah agak lama dah tapi aku lupa nak letak.ni link asal dia

Monday, February 8, 2010

Jika Terakhir Buatku

buah tangan terbaru Saujana -
Nota Cinta
kali ni tak ada apa-apa sangat.cuma nak kongsi satu lagu je. Lagu ni bertajuk Jika Terakhir Buatku dendangan kumpulan Saujana. Lagu ni sebenarnya dari album baru mereka, baru sahaja berada di pasaran.Sebenarnya dah agak lama Saujana tidak mengeluarkan album baru. Kali terakhir 2004-05 kalau tak silap, album bersama NSH.(lagu seperti Jalan Sehala dsb)

Lagu ni, pada pandangan aku mungkin agak kuat dari segi lirik.(atau aku yang agak leka selama ini kembali terkesan dengan lagu menginsafkan? hoho)
NOTA: Lagu dah boleh didengarkan dah..betulkah?



Jika Terakhir Buatku

Artis: Saujana
Album: Nota Cinta



oh Tuhan hambaMu ini kekeliruan
sukar mencari jalan yang benar
kerna dipaut hasut dunia
mencintai yang lain lebih dariMu

oh Tuhan hidayahMu pernah hadir
hingga kering air mataku menitis
namun terkadang aku berpaling
kerna mengejar nikmat dunia sementara

hari ini ku bimbangi
jika terakhir hidup
adakah lagi subuh esok
untukku bernafas
dan sujud mengabdi
padaMu oh Tuhan

berikan daku kesempatan
menebus kesalahan
lantaran dosa dan noda
dan sengaja melupakanMu
hadirkan damai sebelum di hujung nafasku
hanya padaMu Tuhan

oh Tuhan berikan daku petunjukMu
untukku meniti ke jalan redhaMu
izinkan daku mengulangi janji-janji yang baru
taubat nasuha setulus untukMu
oh tuhan...

hanya kasihMu Tuhan
ampunanMu ku damba

Lagu:Putra Aiman/Mustaqim
Lirik: Putra Aiman/Mustaqim

Wednesday, January 6, 2010

Permata Yang Hilang



Atas permintaan daripada JK MPI 12, aku nak hebahkan kat korang pasal 'talk show' ni. 'Talk Show' ini menampilkan ahli panel yang hebat2 belaka termasuk Ustaz Hasrizal Jamil (web Saiful Islam, pengarang buku Aku Terima Nikahnya dan Bercinta Sampai Ke Syurga).

Sampaikan kpd rakan2 dan ajak mereka bersama datang malam Khamis ni.

MPI 12

Minggu Penghayatan Islam Ke-12 (MPI 12) dengan kerjasama MPP, PSP, PSG, PSK, Pusat Islam USMKK, MPDN, MPDM dan lain2 kembali lagi. Kali ni dengan tema 'Bersama Memartabatkan Islam'. Jadi aku x nak cakap banyak. Sama - sama la kita hadirkan diri ke setiap aktiviti yang dianjurkan. InsyaAllah.



(klik untuk besarkan)

p/s:
1) sebarang pindaan kena rujuk kpd j/k pengurusan MPI
2) walaupun agak lewat sedikit tapi masih banyak lagi program yang akan dijalankan. Jom!

Thursday, August 27, 2009

Puasa oh puasa

Assalamualaikum

ni ada 1 artikel utk dikongsi, sempena bulan puasa ni.

artikel ni adalah mengenai Fredi Kanoute, pemain bola sepak yg bermain utk Sevilla FC (Sepanyol) dan pasukan kebangsaan Mali. beliau juga pernah bermain di England dulu utk West Ham United dan Tottenham Hotspurs. juga ada diselitkan temuramah dgn Mahamadou Diarra (Real Madrid) yg juga bermain utk Mali.

agak2nya cmn pemain bola di negara asing berpuasa ye.

selamat membaca.

Exclusive: I Can Keep Fasting In Ramadan Even When I Am Playing – Fredi KanouteFredi explains how he makes the seemingly impossible a reality during a certain month each year...

Aug 24, 2009 9:00:00 AM


To be tremendously fit is a must for all professional footballers: a demand that leads some Muslim players to forgo the duty of fasting during Ramadan, preferring to fulfill their obligation when the football season ends. However, for Sevilla’s Freddie Kanoute, this is not the case.

The former Tottenham Hotspur striker believes it is possible for a modern footballer to remain in peak physical condition during the holy month.

The likes of Kanoute, along with Real Madrid's Mahamadou Diarra, Lassana Diarra, and Karim Benzema, are the talk of football world as doctors work around the clock to formulate a routine in order to keep them hydrated during the fasting process.

And as Spanish tabloids splash headlines about the fasting month and debates rage about whether players should even be allowed to fast and play during Ramadan - Kanoute insists he just wants to get on with it.


fredi kanoute


“I try to respect my faith and follow it as best I can,” Kanoute told Goal.com.

“It is sometimes harder to keep the fast because here in the south of Spain it is very hot, but I can do it, thank God.

“There are many Muslim footballers who people just do not know about in England in Spain, France and in many other leagues too. But having faith and practicing Ramadan is not something they wish to tell the world about.

“Personally, having faith helps my football and football helps me to be healthy and strengthens me. There is no conflict because people who know about Islam, they know that fasting empowers and does not weaken the Muslim.”

While Barcelona's fans are wondering if the likes of Eric Abidal, Seydou Keita and Yaya Toure - all Muslims - will be fasting, Real Madrid fans know of the importance their Muslim players - especially Mahamadou Diarra - place in their religion and his traditions.


mahamadou diarra

“Every coach has respected my decision,” says Diarra on his Real Madrid profile page.

“They are difficult days during which one needs to eat, but it only lasts one month. I have another ten to play well.”

The Sevilla and Real Madrid players stance on Ramadan is shared by eminent specialist - Doctor Yacine Zerguni, a member of the FIFA and CAF Sports Medical Committees.

Zerguni collaborated with F-marc, the FIFA Medical Assessment and Research Centre, in a study on the effects of observing Ramadan for Muslim players: two professional football clubs in Algeria agreed to undergo biological, clinical and psychological tests before, during and after the month of Ramadan.

The study constituted a world first in this particular area and formed the foundations for scientific analysis of the potential impact of Ramadan on player performance.

“This month of physical and mental self discipline, which must also be free from any unhealthy or aggressive behaviour,” Zerguni told Goal.com, when asked if Ramadan was compatible with the practice of top-level football.

“Ramadan is intended be a period of internal purification and meditation; a period of regeneration. It is far from harmful. Indeed, the psychological study of the personality formed an integral part of our research project.

“And although many players who were tested could not adapt to playing whilst fasting, one has to remember that it is highly likely that the effects of Ramadan are also linked to the spiritual qualities and physical capabilities of each athlete.

“Therefore certain players who continuously observe Ramadan when playing: their body can adapt because they are used to it - but many players can get tired. Players will have to work on effective pre- and post-match routines that will help them conserve energy and strength.”

Both Mahamadou Diarra and Kanoute place particular emphasis on the charity work during Ramadan. They donate a large portion of their earnings to charities in Mali with the hope of building a better future for their fellow citizens.

For Kanoute, a chance to “make a difference during Ramadan” is something very close to his heart.

“During Ramadan I give my all for my club and try not to let my team-mates and the fans down," he continued. "Everyone here has been very good to me and they understand. They also understand that during Ramadan you have a chance to reach out to those in need.

“For me, my charity is very important. I wanted to help with charity work for some time and a few years ago I went ahead with it and The Mali Children’s Village cares for orphaned and vulnerable children. There is a very big need to work with children here, especially orphans.

“My father was born a Muslim but as an orphan, he didn’t really know a lot about it, but he did try to teach me a few things. Children are our future and we should always try to ensure they are safe and have a good upbringing.”

Mohammed Bhana, Goal.com

sumber: www.goal.com
artikel link

Sunday, August 23, 2009

Ramadhan menjelma lagi


daripada krew blog dindiet (walaupun aku sorg je), aku nak ucapkan selamat menyambut bulan ramadhan al-mubarak. semoga bulan ramadhan kali ini lebih baik daripada ramadhan sebelum2nya.

*wallpaper di atas kredit kpd azahiri (wallpaper diambil drpd blog azahiri).

more to come..