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Ahad, 2 Oktober 2011

Cinta Menurut Pandangan Islam...

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Cinta. Apa itu cinta? Jika kita berbicara tentang cinta, pasti kita tidak terlepas daripada memperkatakan tentang cinta monyet yang menjadi nadi kepada kehidupan muda-mudi masa kini. Malahan kebanyakan cinta seperti ini menjurus kepada pelakunya untuk membuat perkara maksiat tanpa menilai dan memahami erti cinta yang sebenar-benarnya. Cinta bukan sekotor itu.

Apakah maksud atau makna cinta? Cinta sebenarnya merupakan satu fitrah yang ada di dalam hati setiap manusia. Cinta wujud hasil daripada satu perasaan yang halus. Cinta mewujudkan perasaan kasih sayang dan belas kasihan sesama manusia dan makhluk di dunia ini. Tanpa perasaan cinta, seseorang itu akan merasai kekosongan di dalam jiwa mereka.

Cinta yang hanya berpaksikan runtutan fitrah tanpa dicemari oleh hawa syahwat melambangkan kedamaian, keamanan dan ketenangan.

Bagaimanapun, cinta seringkali diperalatkan untuk melepaskan keghairahan nafsu. Maka akan terjadi bermacam perkara yang merosakkan manusia dan membawa kepada kemaksiatan dan kehancuran umat terutama bagi golongan remaja yang terlalu taksub dan asyik dengan cinta tanpa ada penilaian dan pertimbangan akal fikiran yang waras.

Cinta yang hanya berlogikkan nafsu dan syahwat semata-mata hanyalah cinta palsu yang penuh jijik dan hina. Oleh hal yang demikian itu, sebagai remaja, terutamanya remaja mukmin, kita sewajarnya peka terhadap kehadiran cinta di dalam jiwa dengan lebih memahami makna dan erti serta cara yang sesuai untuk menerima dan memberi cinta kepada seseorang. Jangan hanya membuta tuli dan mengikut tuntutan nafsu semata.

Cinta dan permasalahannya telah menjadi perkara serius yang dihadapi oleh umat Islam hari ini. Pertembungan antara cinta hakiki dengan cinta palsu menyebabkan umat Islam menghadapi dilema perasaan yang kronik. Krisis cinta palsu telah menyebabkan umat Islam memusnahkan etika spritual - membunuh solidariti dan menodai sosial sehingga ada yang sanggup membunuh dan membunuh diri akibat daripada tekanan perasaan yang sukar untuk dikawal.

Islam tidak memusuhi cinta. Ini sesuai dengan ciri-ciri Islam sebagai agama yang menepati fitrah manusia. Malah, Islam memandang tinggi persoalan cinta yang tentunya merupakan perasaan dan fitrah yang menjiwai naluri setiap manusia.

Bagaimanapun, cinta di dalam Islam perlulah melalui pelbagai peringkat keutamaannya yang tersendiri seperti:

1. Cinta kepada Allah

Islam meletakkan cinta yang tertinggi dalam kehidupan manusia, iaitu cinta kepada Allah. Tanpa cinta kepada Allah, perlakuan hamba tidak memberi pulangan yang bererti, sedangkan apa yang menjadi tunjang kepada Islam ialah mengenali dan dan mencintai Allah. Dengan cinta akan mendorong manusia untuk mengabdikan diri kepada Allah serta menerbitkan iman yang mantap.

Firman Allah s.w.t:
“... (Walaupun demikian), ada juga di antara manusia yang mengambil selain daripada Allah (untuk menjadi) sekutu-sekutu (Allah), mereka mencintainya, (memuja dan mentaatinya) sebagaimana mereka mencintai Allah; sedang orang-orang yang beriman itu lebih cinta (taat) kepada Allah...” (Surah Al-Baqarah : 165)

2. Cinta kepada Rasulullah s.a.w. dan Para Anbia´

Ketika manusia berada di dalam kegelapan, maka diutuskan pembawa obor yang begitu terang untuk disuluhkan kepada manusia ke arah jalan kebenaran. Pembawa obor tersebut ialah Rasulullah s.a.w.

Maka, menjadi satu kewajipan kepada setiap yang mengaku dirinya sebagai muslim memberikan cintanya kepada Rasulullah dan para anbia´ dengan mengikut segala sifat yang terpuji.

Kerana perasaan kecintaan inilah, para sahabat sanggup bergadai nyawa dan menjadikan tubuh masing-masing sebagai perisai demi mempertahankan Rasulullah s.a.w dalam usaha Baginda untuk menyebarkan agama Islam.

Dalam satu hadis yang diriwayatkan oleh Bukhari dan Muslim, ada disebut:

“Diriwayatkan daripada Anas r.a, katanya: Nabi s.a.w bersabda: Tiga perkara, jika terdapat di dalam diri seseorang maka dengan perkara itulah dia akan memperoleh kemanisan iman: Seseorang yang mencintai Allah dan Rasul-Nya lebih daripada selain kedua-duanya, mencintai seorang hanya kerana Allah, tidak suka kembali kepada kekafiran setelah Allah menyelamatkannya daripada kekafiran itu, sebagaimana dia juga tidak suka dicampakkan ke dalam neraka.” (Bukhari: no. 15, Muslim no. 60, Tirmizi: no. 2548, Nasaie: no. 4901)

3. Cinta Sesama Mukmin

Perasaan kasih sayang sesama manusia merupakan tunggak utama untuk menyalurkan konsep persaudaraan. Cinta inilah yang mengajar kita supaya mencintai ibu bapa dan keluarga. Selain daripada cinta kepada kedua-dua ibu bapa, Islam juga meletakkan cinta sesama mukmin sebagai syarat kepada sebuah perkumpulan atau jemaah yang layak bersama Rasulullah s.a.w.

Maksud firman Allah s.w.t:
“... Nabi Muhammad (s.a.w) ialah Rasul Allah; dan orang-orang yang bersama dengannya bersikap keras dan tegas terhadap orang-orang kafir yang (memusuhi Islam), dan sebaiknya bersikap kasih sayang serta belas kasihan kasihan sesama sendiri (umat Islam)...” (Surah Al-Fath: 29)

Inilah yang telah diajar oleh Islam. Maka masyarakat sejagat, malah umat Islam sendiri dapat melihat bahawa betapa agungnya unsur kasih sayang dan cinta yang terdapat di dalam Islam dan begitu jualah agungnya penjagaan Islam sendiri terhadap umatnya supaya tidak mencemarkan kesucian cinta dengan kekotoran nafsu.

Itulah cinta di dalam Islam. Ia haruslah diasaskan di atas dasar keimanan kepada Allah. Alangkah ruginya cinta yang lari dari landasan iman. Lalu akan hanyutlah jiwa-jiwa yang menyedekahkan dirinya untuk diperlakukan oleh ´syaitan cinta´ sewenangnya-wenangnya.

Sesungguhnya cinta sebelum perkahwinan merupakan cinta palsu walaupun dihiasi dengan rayuan manja kerana itu hanya panggilan ke lembah kebinasaan. Masa muda yang dianugerahkan oleh Allah hanyalah sekali berlaku dalam hidup dan tidak berulang lagi untuk kali kedua atau seterusnya.

Maka dalam meniti usia, remaja perlu berhati-hati dengan mainan perasaan walaupun merupakan perkara yang amat sukar dilakukan, apatah lagi semakin dihambat usikan perasaan, semakin ia datang mencengkam. Itulah azam kita untuk melawan nafsu dan alangkah malunya untuk kita tewas dan kita sendiri merelakan diri dibawa oleh arus yang menghancurkan.

Jangan jadikan diri kita sebagai hamba cinta yang hanya berlandaskan nafsu tanpa pertimbangan akal yang waras. Kita seharusnya mengawal perasaan cinta kerana jika terlalu obses terhadap seseorang, manusia biasanya akan hilang kawalan dan tidak dapat menerima hakikat kehilangan, lantas sanggup melakukan sesuatu yang buruk untuk melepaskan perasaan kecewa seperti pembunuhan kejam terhadap Allahyarham Norzi Ayu Md Nor baru-baru ini serta beberapa contoh yang lain.

Susunan NURBALQIS HAYATI AHMAD NAJIH
http://www.yadim.com.my/Remaja/RemajaFull.asp?Id=115

Rabu, 28 September 2011

Hasil Kerja Keras Ku....

huuuu...bzy btl sem ni...ari2 ad keje nak kene siapkan...tp x pe sem dpn aku dah keje. dah melangkah ke alam yg baru...update kli ni aku nak post hasil keje aku beberapa minggu ni...ni keje photo communication...
 jemput la tgk hasil kerja aku yg x seberapa...

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Ahad, 25 September 2011

Update sbb bosan....part 2

heheheheh ni la keje aku kalo tgh bosan, update blog. Dalam tgh sakit perut sbb smlm makn nasi kerabu pedas nak mampus smpt lgi aku update blog ni. Mlm tdi aku ad cter pasal lagu kangen band. Kali ni cter pasal 1 lgi lagu indon yg aku dengar kat ASTRO INDO PEK. Tajuk lagu CINTA TERLARANG - MAHKOTA BAND. Mmg band ni x penah dgr sbb x penah msk MALAYSIA. Tapi lgi ni best. Citernye pasal cinta yg dihalang oleh family. Kalo ikot kat dalam video klip ni die ni adk brdk yg terpisah (kembar). Pompuan bapak bwk, laki mak bwk. Bile jmpa bercinta. Last2 bru tau yg die 2 adk brdk terpish pas mak bpk bercerai. Sedih2....Layan je la lagu ni..Mmg best...

Update sbb bosan...part 1

Salam... mlm ni aku happy sgt sbb Selangor menang 4-1 ke atas PDRM. Wlupon blm lyk ke peringkat suku akhir Piala Malaysia tp kptsn 2 bgi skt hrpan tok penyokong setia Selangor la. Tp yg plng penting pemain yg golkan 2 (AMRI, SYAFIQ, AMIRUL, RUDIE). Wlupon SYAFIQ ngan AMIRUL x dpt main mse lwn ngan Australia tp die org dah tjkkan yg die org smmgnye hebat.
Sebnrnye aku bkn nak cter pasal bola mlm ni, aku nak kongsi skt lgi bru (x baru mane pon) yg aku bru minat. Lagu Indon biase la kan. Sejak kakak aku langgan ASTRO INDO PEK ni, mcm lgu Indon yg aku x tau jdi tau. Ad yg best, ad gak yg mcm haram jadah.
Tajuk lagu ni JANGAN BERKENGKAR LAGI - KANGEN BAND. Aku pon x tahu sejak ble layan lagu kangen band ni. Ni semue bermula dri kak ngah ngan tisyia la ni... X pe2 best gak lgi ni...


Jumaat, 23 September 2011

Artikel kelapan - History Changed For Everything


By : Siti Sarah Bt. Bakar
History is not always surrounds life. History also makes things better. That's what happened in the City of Malacca. State previously been colonized by the Portuguese. Now the city has become a city of proud locals  Malaysians.
So many interesting places that you can visit the state of birth was Hang Tuah. As the city of Malacca. Each corner of the place has its own history. For example in Stadthuys. This building is located next to the Church Chirist Admiral Street, Malacca. This building was built in 1650 by the Dutch colonialists. It is a formal settlement of the Dutch Governor and Deputy Governor of the Netherlands. Interesting architectural building design represents the Dutch arts as delicate.
Apart from the interesting buildings in this historic city, there are also other historical sites can be visited to better appreciate the history behind it embedded. As in the well of Hang Tuah is located in Kampung Duyong. It is believed that these wells have been dug by the warriors of Malacca Hang Tuah at the time. Water in wells is also believed to cure illnesses and the water never dry even during the dry season.
Besides the well can be reminiscent of the history of the Malacca sultanate, there are other historical remains of guard. Like all the tombs of the warriors. Makam Hang Tuah is located in Kampung Duyong. In addition, the tombs of other friends such as Hang Kasturi is located in Jonker Walk. Hang Jebat His tomb is located in the village of Pali.
In addition to historical places in Malacca, there is also an attractive tourist resorts in the City of Malacca. Among the most popular resort in Malacca are as A Famosa. The resort is situated in Simpang Ampat, Ayer Keroh, Malacca. A Famosa has become one of tourist symbols are in Malacca. In this resort area there are many places that can make you feel so comfortable being there. Inside are a variety of places, including water parks, "GOLF RESORT", "ANIMAL WORLD SAFARI ',' Cowboy TOWN 'and more. All these places have their own fun.
In addition to A Famosa Resort, there are places other resort in Malacca. If the A Famosa water theme park concept, in Malacca also has resorts near the beach. There are many resorts, hotels and chalets in the state of affordable is Hang Tuah. The concept of the resort is popular paantai side near the beach of Tanjung Bidara, Pengkalan Balak Beach, Big Island and more. Almost all the resorts, hotels and chalets are here carried out according to the family business. if it were there, we can also enjoy water sports activities. There also offer almost all water sports with the very reasonable price.
After being a long time at the resort and resorts, in Malacca, there are numerous shopping centers that can be visited. Among such Mahkota Parade, Dataran Pahlawan and more. Area shopping centers are so broad and there are many options available items.
After a satisfying shopping, visitors can enjoy the beauty and uniqueness that are in the city of Malacca. To remember the sacred relics hero Kris Malacca Sultanate, the government has created a tower named Taming Sari tower. Form and architecture of this tower was inspired by the keris. Position of the tower is adjacent to Warrior Square which is right in the heart of the city. In addition to Taming Sari tower in Malacca also has other attractions, such as rickshaws, towers Eye On Melaka, Melaka River Cruise  and more.

For extension of the public, in Malacca also has the high ground. High ground known as Bukit China in Malacca, Bukit Senjuang and Hill shavings. But the three hill, Bukit China with a history related to Kesultana Malacca. This area was originally Chinese court settlements. Before the arrival of Portuguese, Princess Hang Li Po came to Malaya, to marry Sultan Mansur Shah as a sign of friendship. Now the castle site was used as the largest Chinese cemetery outside China, where some stone is contemporary with the Ming Dynasty.

Not valid if to a place we do not feel enjoyment of food. Melaka is also a traditional food which is still in practice by the younger generation. And have made it as a symbol of tourism in the state. Among the food is so popular and necessary in savor if to Malacca was, sour spicy, cencalok, shrimp paste, dodol, food and food society hostess chapter chity. All food is so popular in Malacca. Can be considered if it is at the shop in the vicinity of Malacca, where there are no food is invalid. All food is unique and represents a life of its own people in Melaka.


Finally, not valid if the place has a lot of history there is no museum there. Malacca is also not left out once. Even in katakana in Melakalah with most museum in Malaysia. Among the museum and found there was Gelari Admiral Cheng Ho, Baba and Nyonya Museum, Museum of Democratic Governance, Melaka Sultanate Palace and many more. Some of these museums to keep all the history that has existed in the state of Malacca. If you want to know the detailed history of Malacca, may come to the museum are there.

So many interesting places to visit on the state of this Hang Tuah. As we find pleasure and enjoyment, we can mengetahiu a little bit about the history of the implied otherwise.



Artikel Ketujuh - Rosli Dhobi


By : Siti Sarah Bakar
The spirit to fight the British from control of the State after the Second World War has existed in young people aged 17 years. Born in 1932, Rosli Dhobi is a historical figure in the State.
Derived from Kampung Pulo Sibu, Sarawak, Rosli Dhobi is a brave man to defend our beloved homeland. He was sentenced to hang in a very young age. Sentence received following the stabbing action of the Governor of Sarawak, the second Sir Duncan Stewart.
Just use a knife, which is poisonous, Rosli Dhobi was imprisoned in the prison of Sarawak before hanged with his colleagues Morshidi Sidek, Awang Ramli Awang Bujang Matsaruddin and Sutong.
Rosli Dhobi is a member of the Malay Youth Movement Saeawak (GPMS). This movement against the British colonial government was established in private after the family of Sir Charles Vyner Brooke defeated Japanese hands during World War II. In addition, Sarawak would also like dispersed to the Colonial Office in London after the War in 1945.
Sarawak has been dominated by the British colonial government since 1842 by the family of Sir James Brooke. Queries the state rule has been revealed to his nephew and son of Sir Charles to Sir Charles, Sir Charles Vyner. The rule only lasted 99 years when they lost to Japan in 1941.
Rosli Dhobi was one of a members of the Rukun 13 of the GPMS. GPMS is a combination of Malay leaders of Brunei and Sarawak Melanau. This movement was led by Datuk Patinggi Abang Abdillah who was Prime Minister of Sarawak at the time of Sir Charles Vyner.
Rukun 13 was established on February 21, 1949 at Queensway Road, Sibu. Rukun 13 is intended to stab Sir Duncan is so disliked by the people of Sarawak natives. Attitude that has made public transport natives in Sarawak and Brunei do not like him.
By consensus, or more correctly, the members of the Rukun 13, they chose to stab Sir Rosli Dhobi Duncun. The tragedy occurred when Sir Duncan and colonial agent visit to Sibu on December 3, 1949.
At 9.30 am on the same day, by shouting the sentence "Get out of here or die!" Rosli Dhobi to stab Sir Duncan is still ignoring her words. After the incident, Rosli Dhobi and his colleagues who had descended Melanau and Morsidi Sidik had been arrested by British police. Sir Duncan was sent to Sibu Hospital and hospitals in Singapore for more intensive treatment. But the British officers had died seven days after the incident occurred.
Due to the death of the British Officer, Rosli Dhobi and Morsidi Sidik and two partners they Rambli Awang Awang Bujang Suntong Matsaruddin and was sentenced to death. The sentence was executed on March 2, 1950 in Kuching Prison Tabuan Road, Kuching. They all are buried without a headstone.
They were buried in their places at the gallows of the Kuching Central Prison. They also buried without a tombstone under the walls of the prison yard. This occurs because the British were worried about the resurgence of anti-colonial resistance movements that have ceased abruptly after the death of Rosli Dhobi and his colleagues.
Before the death sentence meted out to the freedom fighter that is, Rosli Dhobi, wrote a letter to his mother and father. Based on the correspondence, he check some messages to his parents and all over the place.
Among the contents of the letter which was written by Rosli Dhobi are:
1.       Good separation son say on the death of a terrible son. Do not remember and appealable because it was already nasid and child destiny inevitable and possible.
2.        Keep aik and sisters and all our members. Give all the subjects either supererogatory or Prescribing them.
3.        Forgive my sins and offenses red soles son of his father and mother maintained until separation son. And lawful food and drink son.
4.        Wrap the dead child with the National Banner of Sarawak.
5.        All appliances stationery, books and clothes the child, give it all to the sister Aini.
6.        While child Fatimah, give the name to commemorate ROSLI Child.
7.        Give salutation and forgiveness as well as safe from child to mother and uncle old son.
8.        Father and mother and family members do not forget the welfare of all and prayed for special supplies to natural death.

After almost 46 years Rosli Dhobi and his colleagues buried under the walls of the prison yard. Only in 1996, they were buried properly. On March 2, 1996 located in Sibu, four nationalist fighters were buried after the official ceremony attended by the Governor of Sarawak fifth Tun Ahmad Zaidi Adruce Mohamad Noor. Late is one of their friends who also descended Melanau.

Each warrior was given the honor of Sarawak in Makam Pahlawan Sarawak buried near the mosque Sibu. During the ceremony last perkembumian, all the remains of the dead were placed in the coffin. The coffin is covered with the flag of the State, such as what is requested by Rosli Dhobi in his letter before ditali suspension.

Rosli Dhobi was regarded as the champion of the people who understand his struggles. And treated as murderers by those who do not support the cause.

Rosli Dhobi of Sarawak's independence hero who is still remembered by all Malaysians. The spirit and courage that can guide the ganerasi will come to produce the people and country free from colonial rule.