Muslim with big ambition...

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Mashallah, it is a good step for Malaysia. A big step foreward. An excellent statement to let the world know that Malaysia is a Modern country with modern schools and foreward thinking people.
 
Woodrow said:
Mashallah, it is a good step for Malaysia. A big step foreward. An excellent statement to let the world know that Malaysia is a Modern country with modern schools and foreward thinking people.
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Our schools used English language for Sciences and Mathematics subjects. They are also introducing Arabic, Mandarin and Tamil languages to all students. (Before Arabic only been taught in Islamic schools, while Mandarin only for Chinese, and Tamil for Indians).

Malaysia also currently doing a big research on bio-diesel and bio-petrol from palm oil.
 
Woodrow said:
An excellent statement to let the world know that Malaysia is a Modern country with modern schools and foreward thinking people.
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And hopefully, thinking forward interms of their deen and the hereafter too, and not just wasting their time and money in looking good for others in this life.
 
cheese said:
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And hopefully, thinking forward interms of their deen and the hereafter too, and not just wasting their time and money in looking good for others in this life.
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this is what most of Muslims worried of...:cry: :cry: :cry: especially morality level of Muslim youth. :cry: :cry: :cry:
 
north_malaysian said:
this is what most of Muslims worried of...:cry: :cry: :cry: especially morality level of Muslim youth. :cry: :cry: :cry:
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That is a valid concern. But you know in reading about many of todays youth, I find that many are turning more to Allah(swt). Perhaps it is just the places I look, but I have been very impressed with the younger generations that will soon be our leaders. they seem to have more of a relationship with Allah(swt) than what was present during my youth.
 
Woodrow said:
That is a valid concern. But you know in reading about many of todays youth, I find that many are turning more to Allah(swt). Perhaps it is just the places I look, but I have been very impressed with the younger generations that will soon be our leaders. they seem to have more of a relationship with Allah(swt) than what was present during my youth.
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When I was in primary schools (in the 80s), my religious teacher said.. Malaysians Muslims would be like American today in 20 years time. And now, whatever (bad morality) we have seen or heard in US 20 years ago is happening. And in 20 years in the future, Malaysians would behave like Americans today (And Malaysians took negative aspects of Americans, not the positive ones)!!!
 
north_malaysian said:
When I was in primary schools (in the 80s), my religious teacher said.. Malaysians Muslims would be like American today in 20 years time. And now, whatever (bad morality) we have seen or heard in US 20 years ago is happening. And in 20 years in the future, Malaysians would behave like Americans today (And Malaysians took negative aspects of Americans, not the positive ones)!!!
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well...you must also realised that...a lot of muslims too have better quality...compared to before...

we have so many tahfiz now compared to before...and some even study engineering and medical...

and the mufti now is so outspoken...compared before...

there is some aspects of islamic improved...

and even the islamic media...has become bigger...
 
syilla said:
well...you must also realised that...a lot of muslims too have better quality...compared to before...

we have so many tahfiz now compared to before...and some even study engineering and medical...

and the mufti now is so outspoken...compared before...

there is some aspects of islamic improved...

and even the islamic media...has become bigger...
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If we ONLY be within the religious circle - yeah it's kinda improving...

but ... try .... being with the irreligious people ... maybe Penang is so far from ya!!!!

"Gubra" is the SIGN of what Malaysian Muslims going to be. It's a hidden agenda....

I love SEPET movie... and I cant wait to watch GUBRA..... But when I've seen it .... I really felt offended :cry: :cry: :cry: even for a liberal and open minded like me....
 
north_malaysian said:
When I was in primary schools (in the 80s), my religious teacher said.. Malaysians Muslims would be like American today in 20 years time. And now, whatever (bad morality) we have seen or heard in US 20 years ago is happening. And in 20 years in the future, Malaysians would behave like Americans today (And Malaysians took negative aspects of Americans, not the positive ones)!!!
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I believe Malaysia has the ability to offset that generation. You have an advantage we did not have during that era when it occured here. You have a leadership that is concered with morality as much as it is with productivity. You have a sufficient number of adults who are still mindfull of the days when industrialization and international trade were just words, and they have the desire to see that as it develops to avoid the errors we made in the USA. Your country has a bright future and your people do have the desire to let Allah(swt) guide your leaders. Your youth may be looking at our generation of 20 years ago, but they can see what it got them and they will not be happy with what they see.

Keep reminding your young people that if they are not happy with the USA of today, what they see is the result of what they are trying to do themselves.

With that said I still have much belief that today's youth are closer to Allah(swt) than the recent past generations. That closeness just needs to be nourished and allowed to grow.
 
Woodrow said:
I believe Malaysia has the ability to offset that generation. You have an advantage we did not have during that era when it occured here. You have a leadership that is concered with morality as much as it is with productivity. You have a sufficient number of adults who are still mindfull of the days when industrialization and international trade were just words, and they have the desire to see that as it develops to avoid the errors we made in the USA. Your country has a bright future and your people do have the desire to let Allah(swt) guide your leaders. Your youth may be looking at our generation of 20 years ago, but they can see what it got them and they will not be happy with what they see.

Keep reminding your young people that if they are not happy with the USA of today, what they see is the result of what they are trying to do themselves.

With that said I still have much belief that today's youth are closer to Allah(swt) than the recent past generations. That closeness just needs to be nourished and allowed to grow.
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syilla, should we tell Woodrow about our dilemma, eg. "Lina Joy".
 
north_malaysian said:
syilla, should we tell Woodrow about our dilemma, eg. "Lina Joy".
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Significantly, Lina Joy never applied to the Syariah Court to recognize her conversion, and instead has applied to the civil courts for marital recognition without a Syariah determination of her faith. She argues that it is not the place of any court to tell her what she believes.



I don't think it needs to be such a problem, in your country. We had similar type suits here, and to be honest our courts erred in the decisions. Hopefully your courts will be able to anticipate the outcomes from their decisions by using us as a model.
 
3 men and 1 woman? astagfirullah, lets hope theyre all her brothers.
 
Daffodil said:
3 men and 1 woman? astagfirullah, lets hope theyre all her brothers.
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what do you mean?

Are you thinking that all 4 of them is going... :rolleyes:

Don't worry only one will be choosen from the 4 of them... :D

they are only been shortlisted....but they have choosen 2 for another short list...
 
Woodrow said:
Significantly, Lina Joy never applied to the Syariah Court to recognize her conversion, and instead has applied to the civil courts for marital recognition without a Syariah determination of her faith. She argues that it is not the place of any court to tell her what she believes.



I don't think it needs to be such a problem, in your country. We had similar type suits here, and to be honest our courts erred in the decisions. Hopefully your courts will be able to anticipate the outcomes from their decisions by using us as a model.
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It's not about Lina Joy, she can be whatever she wants.

But it's about Malays..... I'm afraid that "Natrah tragedy" will happen again...:heated: There are rumours saying that the Federal Court Judges will give decision for her... which would undermines Shariah Court jurisdiction.
 
Name : DR SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR SHUKOR
Date and place of birth : 27 July 1972, Kuala Lumpur
IC : 720727-14-5733
Sex : Male
Nationality : Malaysian
Address : 66-16-06 Fajaria, Jln Pantai Bharu, KL
Present Position : Trainee Lecturer Universiti
Kebangsaan Malaysia


Career History

1998 - 2006 : Medical Officer, Ministry of Health, Malaysia
Education : SPM - MRSM MARA, Muar
Qualification : MBBS in KMC Manipal, India
Master in Orthopedic Surgery in
HUKM

Sheikh Muszaphar was born in Petaling Jaya but grew up in Seremban. He attended primary school at St Paul’s, Seremban , and secondary school at MRSM Muar. He obtained his MBBS Degree at Kasturba Medical College, Manipal India in 1997.
He is in the final year Masters in Orthopedic Surgery programme and is currently a Trainee Lecturer at the Faculty of Medicine, Universiti Kebangsaan Malaysia. He has participated in humanitarian aid activities in Afghanistan in 2002 and Cambodia in 2003 under MERCY. He loves adventurous sports like scuba diving , horse riding and bungee jumping and was active in school sports : National swimmer in 1982; school volleyball and tennis player at MRSM Muar; won the Muar tennis championship in 1987. He won the State Story telling championship in 1984.

He is passionate about space and loves the beach and travelling. He enjoys the challenges of diversifying into various fields, to see how far he could succeed. His ultimate dream is to go to space.

His motto in life: "Believe in what you can achieve. There's no limitation in life. "
 
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erm...i'm not really supporting him.. *backup a little bit*

*shy*

i just cut and paste... :D
 
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how can he be DR SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR SHUKOR and a model at the same time? :?
 
cheese said:
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how can he be DR SHEIKH MUSZAPHAR SHUKOR and a model at the same time? :?
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:)

well...don't believe so much on the title...

In malaysia sheikh is just a inherit title from their ancestor. Maybe nm can explain you more on this. He is quite good with history.
 

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