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SALAM MAULIDURASUL

Malu rasanya mengatakan cinta
Kepada dia kekasih Allah
Kerana dia insan mulia
Sedangkan diriku insan biasa

Ku pujuk jua hati dan jiwa
Meluahkan rasa cinta membara
Didalam pujian ucapan selawat
Tanda penghargaan seorang umat

Selagi upaya ku turuti ajarannya
Apa terdaya ku amalkan sunnahnya
Moga didunia mendapat berkat
Di akhirat sana beroleh syafaat

Kerana peribadinya aku terpesona
Kerana budinya aku jatuh cinta
Rindu ku padanya tiada terkata
Nantikanlah daku ditaman syurga

Sesungguhnya apa yang ku dambakan
Adalah cinta Allah yang Esa
Kerana cinta kepada Rasulullah
Beerti cinta kepada Allah

Dia Kekasih Allah- Hijjaz

Fatimah azzahra

FATIMAH AZ-ZAHRA

Betapa mulianya Fatimah,

Kerana dalam dirinya kemuliaan terbit dari tiga arah
Putri siapakah dia, isteri siapakah dia

dan ibu siapakah dia?
Tidak ada yangg lebih mendekati kemuliaan ayahnya

Selain dirinya
Dia adalah puteri kesayangan

Sang makhluk pilihan dan sang pembawa hidayah

Bagi mereka yg menghendakinya

Ayahnya adalah rahmat bagi seluruh alam

Dan idola hidup di dunia,
Ayahnya telah membangkitkan jiwa-jiwa

Yangg tertidur lelap dengan kekuatan rohaninya

Seolah dia menghidupkan kembali jiwa-jiwa yangg tertidur setelah matinya

Dengan memulakan sejarah kehidupan baru

Seperti pengantin yang memulakan kehidupan barunya
Suami Fatimah adalah orang yang di sentuh dalam Surah "Hal ataa",
Dialah mahkota yang lebih cemerlang daripada sinar mentari pada waktu Dhuha
Dialah yang berani

Yang berkat pertolongan Allah

Mampu menyingkirkan segala kebatilan

Dan kezaliman dengan pedangnya
Rumahnya adalah pondok

Dan harta kekayaannya

Adalah pedang yang selalu disandangnya
Namun dalam keluarga Fatimah

Tumbuh dua generasi cemerlang hasil didikan dirinya

Yakni kedua anaknya

Sang pemimpin para mujahid

Dan sang penyambung penyatuan umat
Fatimah adalah contoh para ibu

Dan teladan dalam segala kemuliaan hidup
Hasanlah yg mengembalikan penyatuan umat

Setelah sebelumnya mengalami perpecahan

Hasan pernah turun dari khalifah

Dan hanya menjadi iman bagi pengikutnya

Sedang Husain termasuk golongan yang soleh dan mulia, yang sangat bersih

Dan murah hati tabiatnya.

Syair oleh seorang penyair pakistan " Dr.Muhammad Iqbal "

Rujukan : Buku Wanita Solehah Zaman Rasulullah Sallallahu alaihi wa alihi wassalam; Mahmud Mahdi Al-Istanbuli & Mustafa Abu Nasr Asy-Syilbi terjemahan oleh Nurul Izzah

RAMADHAN : AN EMPLOYER’S GUIDE

What is Ramadan?

Ramadan is the most holy month in which Muslims fast (do not eat or drink) from sunrise until sunset every day for the whole month. Muslims (including those who may not normally practice or pray) take the holy month extremely seriously by:

Fasting (not eating or drinking) from sunrise until sunset

praying more during the night (possibly sleeping for only 3-4 hours)

praying more & meditating during the day (praying five times a day; reading the holy book; abstaining from material pleasures etc)

Muslims do this for three reasons:

(1) Connect with humanity: to experience the reality of the vast majority of people on the planet living below the bread line and starvation to better understand their conditions in order to help them.

(2) Connect with themselves: to get rid of their worst habits – selfishness, greed, envy pride in order to promote love, compassion, peace and equality.

(3) Forgiveness from sins: God promises to forgive all sins in this special holy month

Ramadan is, therefore, not only a period of physical restraint but also mental and emotional re-focus: a detox of the mind, body and soul.

Muslims end the fasting month of Ramadan with the Islamic holiday of Eid ul-Fitr. It is a day of thanksgiving in which families and friends visit each other and exchange gifts.

What do employers need to do?

It is good practice to issue information to make the workforce, particularly managers, aware of Ramadan and its impact on their Muslim staff and/or their local Muslim community.

Such an awareness raising campaign can have a positive impact on all staff and reduce the risk of tension or misunderstandings, e.g. not taking offence if a Muslim colleague does not want to go to lunch, refuses a ‘goody’ from the office biscuit tin or, hesitates to shake hands or kiss on the cheek1 of the opposite sex.

1 One of the basic rules of Islam is that men and women who are not intimately related are not allowed to have any form of physical contact. Some Muslims, therefore, do not shake hands with the opposite sex and most would not normally kiss on the cheek of the opposite sex. However, those who do may become more hesitant in the month of Ramadan.

More specifically, managers should:

· Make it clear that you are aware that Ramadan is ongoing and you are sensitive to the obligations it presents for some staff. Encourage people to come to you if they need an adjustment to their normal working pattern or need any other support.

· Convey (if you wish to) your good wishes for Ramadan to a Muslim colleague or staff by saying: Ramadan Mubarak

· Be aware that some Muslims who may not be observant during the rest of the year may actually observe Ramadan, because of its significance.

· Be aware that Muslims are likely to pray the two afternoon prayers (each of which will last up to five minutes) at their place of work. Be flexible enough to allow them the time and somewhere quiet in which to do this.

· Be aware that those fasting may lose some of their energy reserves later in the day, so try not to organise meetings that last past 16.00 and arrange interviews, whether internal, or for external job applicants, to be held as early in the day as possible.

· Consider adjustments, such as allowing Muslim staff to start work early, or work lunch breaks so that they can finish early, not just to accommodate prayer times, but in recognition of the fact that they would want to prepare for the breaking of the fast at sunset and for prayers until very late at night.

· Try not to have ‘working lunches’, but if there is no alternative, explain the sensitivity/practicalities of the situation to non-Muslims and if food is served, consider providing a ‘lunch box’ for Muslims to take with them to enjoy when the fast has ended after sunset.

· If you have a staff restaurant/canteen, which does not stay open past sunset, try and arrange for some meals to be saved for people fasting.

· Do not expect Muslims to commit to voluntary evening functions, e.g. A client dinner.

· Where a Muslim employee has to work beyond sunset, make allowance for him or her to break their fast (iftar) and pray at sunset.

· Subject to your approval (as a manager) and the needs of the business, allow staff to request leave (annual or unpaid) to enable them to celebrate Eid.

· Convey (if you wish to) your good wishes for Eid to a Muslim colleague or staff by saying: Eid Mubarak.

http://visit.lincoln.ac.uk/C7/C4/ReligionFaith/Religion%20%20Faith%20Document%20Library/Best%20Practice%20and%20Information%20Guide%20to%20Ramadan.pdf

http://www.ryerson.ca/content/dam/equity/publication/Employer_Guide_Ramadan.pdf

Number One For Me

KLINIK UPSR BERITA HARIAN@MIRI (31 MAC & 1 APRIL)

KLINIK UPSR (FASA 1) BERITA HARIAN

Anjuran :
Unit Pendidikan Berita Harian dan KADZ Dev. Centre Sdn. Bhd.

Tarikh :
31 Mac & 1 April 2012
(Sabtu & Ahad)

Masa :
8.00 pagi hingga 5.00 petang

Tempat :
Auditorium Institut Latihan Perindustrian (ILP) Miri

Yuran penyertaan :
RM 130
(Bahan klinik & makanan untuk 2 hari tersebut)

Pakaian peserta :
Wajib berpakaian seragam sekolah.

Tarikh tutup penyertaan :
18 Mac 2012

Terhad kepada 300 orang sahaja.

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