- Achille-Claude Debussy (1862-1918); French composer.
Friday, 6 February 2009
My 16 - Likas
- Achille-Claude Debussy (1862-1918); French composer.
Saturday, 31 January 2009
Hail to Erdogan!

It first started when Mr Peres pointed towards Mr Erdogan while asking "What Istanbul will do if thousands of missiles / rockets attack Istanbul?" While given insufficient amount of time to react to the question given, Mr Erdogan repplied that he regreted that the forum's participant clapped their hand when Mr Peres delivered his view regarding Israel right to attack Gaza. "When it comes to killing, you know well how to kill," he told Mr. Peres before scooping up his papers and leaving the stage.
This is one of leader wheter it Muslim or not; able to stand against issues that erode human rights. I do hope that our leaders are brave enough to stand in the international level in issues that concerning Muslim Worlds and Human Rights. TAHNIAH Mr Recep Tayyip Erdogan!

Wednesday, 28 January 2009
Still Can't Ignore

One of them had some of their family members killed during the strike. And this little girl has kept deep into their heart that she will strike back the Zionist Army when she had a chance. Hatred has been nourished in their heart and mind towards the Israeli as a consequence from the military strike. What do we expect from a little child that had experienced her own family members killed in front of them?
Another boy even though non of his family killed, had friends that used to play with got killed last couple of weeks. When he been asked whether he afraid of Israel, he replied "NO!". "It's enough with Allah's protection." What a brave kid! I wonder how man of children in Malaysia have the same spirit.Some of them even still afraid of ghost or dark. Looks like the Israel's strike unable to totally destroyed HAMAS defense as they've created thousands of Palestinian that will hunt them down.May Allah be with the Shuahada and strengthen the Muslims. Amen.

Tuesday, 27 January 2009
My 12 - Great Pride for the Land of Grace
- Anonymous.
From left : onion-shaped dome with multiple minarets; the mosque mimbar or pulpit is located to the side of the mihrab for a khatib or some other speaker to offer a sermon (khutbah).
It was designed by Arthur Benison Hubback, a government architect who is notably credited for the design of the Ipoh railway station and the Kuala Lumpur railway station based on Mogul architecture. The construction was interrupted twice when at first two elephants belonging to the sultan's and Raja Chulan were fighting and ran over and damaged the imported Italian marble titles. The second time when the World War 2 broke out, by the Japanese Invasion.
Monday, 26 January 2009
My 8 - Head of Indian Muslim's Legacy
- Khalil Gibran (1883-1931), Lebanese-born America's poet, novelist and philosopher.
The mosque got it name from the head of Indian Muslim Community - Caudeer Mohudeen that credited to build the mosque around 1800. The current mosque was actually upgraded in the 1910s, based on architecture of British Mogul Revival style, with the addition of Mughal domes and turrets, a large minaret and a madrasah. The mosque completed around 1916.
Partial Solar Eclipse
- Victor Hugo (1802-1885); French poet, novelist and dramatist.
Just now I had a chance to observe solar eclipse - partial one not the full. This event happen from 1630 Malaysian Standard Time (MST) when the moon 'touched' the sun disk till it eventually covered the sun 'almost' at 1750 MST. The phenomenon finished on 1855 MST when the moon 'leaved' the sun.
The last time Malaysia having a chance to observe solar eclipse - if I'm not mistaken in 1998. The annular type. I remember that time - the best place to see it somewhere in Sabah. Hmm, where is it?
Wednesday, 7 January 2009
Only Tears ...

Up until now 700 Palestinian have been killed with to total of more than 200 children among them. So, what the world leader - among them are the one we have elected - have said about this humanitarian crisis:

"You have until 8am [06:00 GMT]," on Thursday, said leaflets which were dropped by the Israeli military. Israel has warned thousands of people in the Rafah zone on the Egyptian border to leave their houses ahead of planned air strikes.
The Cabinet today agreed that Parliament holds a special session on the Gaza onslaught next Monday, said Foreign Minister Datuk Seri Dr Rais Yatim. He added Malaysia would proceed with its initiative to call for the meeting if the United Nations Security Council failed to resolve the crisis within the next 48 hours.
The President of the UN General Assembly (UNGA) Miguel d'Escoto called the Israeli incursion a "monstrosity", and criticized the "disfunctionality" of the UN Security Council.
OIC issued a communique condemning the "brutal and sustained aggression". The communique also called for the Palestinian factions to end their differences and noted the OIC's continued aid works in Gaza and its support for the PNA and other "legitimate institutions". The OIC has requested all "peace loving nations" work to call the UN general assembly.
"What happened in the school was a hugely offensive and inhumane thing. We never expected that people who sought refuge in a UN building would be attacked and killed," Heba, a Gaza resident and mother of two. Israel is facing mounting pressure to agree a ceasefire after an attack on a school run by the United Nations Relief and Works Agency (Unrwa) in the northern town of Jabaliya on Tuesday left 43 Palestinians dead and around 100 wounded.

"When you are trying to feed 750,000 people a day in Gaza as we are, you need a permanent ceasefire. You can't do that in a three-hour window,"Christopher Gunness, a spokesman for the UN relief agency Unwra, regarding the move by Israel to ceasefire in 3 hours time to let the Palestinian get their basic supply did not go far enough.
Mark Regev, spokesman for Ehud Olmert, the Israeli prime minister, said on Wednesday regarding the Egypt-French proposal: "We welcome the French-Egyptian initiative. We want to see it succeed," adding that talks would "continue on the basis of that initiative"."A sustainable calm in the south will be based upon the total absence of hostile fire from Gaza into Israel and an effective arms embargo on Hamas that enjoys international support," he said.
The United States of America blocked efforts at the Security Council to broker a ceasefire; reported by Reuters on 4th January 2009.
Condoleezza Rice, the US secretary of state, said at the UN that the US considered a ceasefire "necessary" and that she had impressed on Israeli and Arab ministers "the importance of moving [the] initiative forward''.However Rice reiterated her belief that any ceasefire "will not allow a return to the status quo". "If the Arabs don't settle for less than a resolution and the US can't be convinced of a statement it is not clear where this will go," she says.
“And we decreed for the Children of Israel in the Scripture, that indeed you would do mischief on the earth twice and you will become tyrants and extremely arrogant!” (17:4)
Thursday, 1 January 2009
Stand Unite for our Brothers
- Dorothy Thompson (1893 - 1961); an American-German descendant journalist. She against idea of Zionism and very critical of the newly created state of Israel.

Whole world shocked with what happen in Gaza Strip when we approached new year. Hundreds of air strike launched by the Israeli's IDF to the Gaza City in attempt to destroy HAMAS strength in the name of terrorism. But is it true? Who decide that the right to defend our own land is the act of terrorism?
Our brothers suffered enough and yet not much help reached them. I wonder where are the rich Arabs and other Muslims around the world? Where're those with big influence in the world's political stage? The Palestenian's issue seems never end even after thousands of UN Resolution, as if it will never end. Then what can we do as Brothers?

I would like to share on what written in Harakah - Friday Edition. It mention that PAS President urged the Muslim community to perform 'Solat Hajat' and 'Qunut Nazilah' where we pray for our brothers strength to obercome this problem and Allah's judgement onto the Israelis / Zionist regime. I know its nothing much but these are the small things that we can do.
The other thing is to stand unite and voice our concern through any media; be it mass media, demonstration or even boycott the American / Israel's goods. I know some will say that by boycotting their product such as McDonald's, Starbucks, etc (just name few) our local people will loose their job. But do please remember that previously Dr Yusuf Al-Qardawi - one of prominent Muslim scholars did gave a 'fatwa' that every money that we spent on these products will end as weapons to kill our brother!

I do hope that our government will act on this matter. First - the Malaysian parliment should voice-out that people of Malaysia condemn this barbaric act and will not tolerate on the destruction of Palestin. We - through UN, OIC, G15 and NAM should stand unite against the act of Israel - that totally against UN Resolution and world peace!
May Allah saves our Brothers and give strength not only them but us to fight the Zionist regime. Amen.

Monday, 1 December 2008
Kh 16 - Malaysian's Gourmet!
#0426 Wat Bo Village,
Salakamreuk Commune,
Siem Reap Angkor, CAMBODIA.
+855 63 966 955
wau_restaurant@yahoo.com
From left : Dara still didn't know that Malaysian foods are to hot and spicy; kerabu mangga (left) and mechu kreng (right) - sort of chicken's tom yam in Khmer's cook.
From left : nice surroundings; one of the waitress - surprisingly they're all fluent in Malay even they are all Khmer Muslim / Chams
Kh 15 - Plight of Our Brother in Cambodia
- Muslim in Cambodia is minority - estimated 500,000 in present Cambodia or roughly around 3% of Cambodian.
- Majority of them are Cham with minority from Malay.
- Some scholars like Po Dharma divide them into 2 major groups - orthodox branch and traditional.
- All of them are Sunnis of the Shafi'i school like in Malaysia.
- They all unified under four dignitaries - mupti, tuk kalih, raja kalik and tvan pake.
- Every villages have their own notable council consisted of hakem, katip, bilal and labi.
- These four and hakem exempted from personal tax and were invited in national ceremonies.
- During the Khmer Rouge regime, a lot of mosques has been destroyed and the Muslim wouldn't allowed to practice in public.
- Currently they've been striving and surviving in this difficult era. Some has fortune enough to provide their child education.



