1.2010

"manusia bungkus idea kerana terlalu banyak buku yang dibaca tanpa ada ruang untuk pengamalan apa yang dibaca. Memperjalankan ilmu adalah punca utama datangnya idea bernas dan berkat."

sini

oleh itu,

baca dan amal

zikir dan fikir...

The above quotation is very true. After awhile, I tend to forget the wisdom behind. Materials we read shape our ways of thinking. Each of them allows us to explore new things which later become our mindset or in UIA speaking become our worldview.Last week, I read Karbala by FT and now I realize that even though we differ in our stand as long as we belief in The Oneness of Allah and prophet Muhammad is His messenger, it is still ok because that is the basis of our worldview, I suppose.

We love our religion Islam. We love our fellow Muslims, our brothers and sisters in Islam. Recently, so many things went wrong in this country. Its create confusions and unhappy feeling. Starting from family affairs issues in Kelantan (here also referring to the administration), continued with the missing of 2 F-5E jet engines, the hiked in sugar price (for some), the right to use the word “Allah” by Herald (strongly against this)and now the churches attack. These issues will raise so many speculations among the people. Some will agree and lots will against. It depends on our worldview in interpreting them. People now become familiar with the word celaka. Celaka itu,Celaka ini! Sigh.Hopefully, generation in 10 years time will be more well-mannered InsyaAllah.

Nevertheless problems arose, Allah always give good things for us to be appreciated. There are so many nikmat for us to ponder. Grab 5 things before loss 5 things, muda sebelum tua, kaya sebelum miskin, sihat sebelum sakit, lapang sebelum sempit,hidup sebelum mati .I also worry if I forgot to grab these chances. Let’s pray may Allah will always reminds us so that we can be succeeded in this life and the life next.

Few days before I got chance to watch Ketika Cinta Bertasbih. It was so fascinating. The passion, faith, and love of Abdullah Khairul Azam give me a new perception about my life, my faith and my love. May good things will always grow in me. I know it requires a lot of sacrifices. Yes, awareness! Remember ikha Zul, you have to beat yourself first, otherwise people will beat you up. I try…my fellow readers please pray for me.

Before I end this entry, there is news I want to share taken from the star online,

Friday January 8, 2010
Fuel price by car size
By ZALINAH NOORDIN

PETALING JAYA: The bigger your car, the more you will have to pay for petrol from May 1.
This is because the Government is going to change the way fuel is subsidised.
It is planning for a fuel pricing mechanism that will ensure only targeted groups, particularly those from the lower-income, will receive fuel subsidy.
Also, foreigners who drive into the country to fill up their tanks will not be eligible for subsidy and will have to pay more for fuel.
“The bigger the engine, the higher petrol will cost,” Domestic Trade, Cooperatives and Consumerism Minister Datuk Seri Ismail Sabri Yaakob said yesterday.
The move was based on the assumption that those in the lower income group would normally drive a car with a lower engine capacity and thus be eligible for the subsidy, he said.
“For RON95 petrol, the subsidy is 30 sen per litre. The current price of RON95 petrol is RM1.80 compared with the actual price of RM2.10.
“Malaysians who are not eligible are those who drive a higher engine capacity car or non-Malaysians. They will have to pay RM2.10 or more for RON95,” he told a press conference after launching the new corporate identity of the F&N soft drinks division here yesterday.
Besides introducing the new structure, the ministry also plans to make the use of MyKad compulsory when buying petrol.
“There are some Thai nationals who drive into Malaysia to fill up their tank because petrol is such an expensive commodity in their country,” he said.
In Muar. Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said the Government was in the final stages of drafting a policy on the fuel subsidy which will be a “win-win situation” for both the Government and the people.
He said that the new policy would identify people who were eligible for subsidy.
Umno Youth chief Khairy Jamaluddin had previously broached the subject about giving petrol subsidy to the right people. He said the subsidy must reach only the people who needed it most and giving subsidy across the board was a misallocation of funds.
On the subsidies for flour, sugar and gas, Ismail said they would be retained.
“Although the price for sugar has been increased by 20 sen, the Government is still providing subsidy for the commodity,” he said.
Ismail food outlet operators should not take advantage of the increase in sugar price to mark up the price of their products.
“Food outlet operators should not regard this as an opportunity to raise prices,” he said.

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