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Assalamualaikum

Hai semua dah lama tak update blog ni

Kalau nak diikutkan hati memang nak tutup, tapi bila difikirkan balik saya rasa sayang pula nak tinggalkan dunia penulisan ni,

Alhamdulillah sejak keluar dari program Da'i Pendakwah Milenia ni, terdapat banyak perubahan yang berlaku dalam diri ini.

Kita sedar satu yang utama, diri ini masih perlu kepada pembelajaran sepanjang hayat ini. Seperti kata hadis, tuntutlah ilmu sampai ke liang lahad. Sampai mati, tuntut ilmu jadi satu perjuangan dari gelap kepada terang.

Kita juga hari ini dikejutkan dengan satu program "Saya Mahu Sentuh Anjing" baru-baru ini. Saya memahami Islam agama fitrah. Allah jadikan anjing mesti ada sebab. Mazhab Syafie kata anjing haram disentuh tanpa sebab. Bagi saya, banyak lagi benda lain yang boleh disentuh, tapi jangan pula kita jadi ganas dengan anjing dengan mendera pula haiwan itu. Jangan kita lakukan kerosakkan di bumi ini kerana kita adalah Khalifah bukan Tuhan. Isu ini perlu dibahaskan dengan ilmu, dan tidak hanya pada anjing, malah pegang wanita bukan mahram pun lebih besar haramnya dari pegang anjing. Dalam satu hadis nabi, Nabi bersabda, lebih bahaya bersama wanita bukan mahram dari bersama singa.

Sebab itu, kita mesti istiqamah dalam menggerakkan kempen no couple ni. Ikatan yang sah dalam Islam hanya pernikahan, jadi cepat-cepat berkahwin sahabat, moga Allah berkati kita semua.

Sahabat semua.

Saya akan cuba membawa blog ini kepada penceritaan sejarah dan isu semasa yang berlaku dalam negara kita.

Sejarah adalah sesuatu yang bukan untuk dikenang, tapi menjadi pengajaran kepada kita supaya kita mengambil iktibar dari segala peristiwa yang berlaku dalam dunia Islam dan dunia moden ini.

Moga ini akan jadi satu medium saya berdakwah, dan saya menulis bukan untuk nama, tapi demi Allah yang Maha Esa, dan Rasulullah Nabi dan Makhluk yang mulia.

Allah matlamat kita,
Al-Quran Dustur kita.
Ar-Rasul Qudwah kita,
Jihad Jalan kita,
Mati di Jalan Allah cita-cita yang paling tinggi

Dakwah mesti mantap walaupun sempoi!!!!!!!!!!


An unacademic survey, however, found that the official poverty line at the time the UNDP figures were published, set at about RM1000, was unrealistically low; a group of factory workers surveyed suggested that to survive, their households would require a monthly income of about RM3000. A 3 room apartment in Malaysia near the town has a rent of between RM1500-RM4000 (according to 2010). Malaysia experienced extraordinary economic growth during the last 3 decades, which brought prosperity and higher standards of living to the majority of the people. One of the most important achievements in Malaysia has been the elimination of extreme poverty and hunger. The urban areas—especially the capital Kuala Lumpur, and major tourist destinations and industrial cities such as George Town, Malacca, and Petaling Jaya— enjoy a quality of living very similar to that in developed countries. The major cities have first-class shopping centers, condominiums with air-conditioning and swimming pools, expensive private schools, and elite clubs. The rural population, meanwhile, often lives in traditional wooden houses in kampungs (villages) with limited facilities. The monthly gross household income nearly doubled from MR1,167 in 1990 to MR2,007 in 1995. There has emerged a fairly strong middle class. However, incomes are still distributed unevenly. For instance, the wealthiest 20 percent of Malaysians control 53.8 percent of the wealth, while the poorest 60 percent of the population controls just 21.3 percent of wealth. At the very bottom of the income range, the poorest 20 percent of the population controls only 4.5 percent of wealth. Disparities exist along both geographic and ethnic lines. In general, the Chinese population, which has traditionally lived in urban areas and been involved in small and medium-sized businesses or employed in various industries, has had higher incomes than the Malays, who often live in small towns and villages and were traditionally engaged in agriculture. Secondly, there are considerable differences in standards of living, incomes, and access to medical and other social benefits in different parts of the country. Peninsular Malaysia, where the majority of the population lives, has much higher standards of living compared to East Malaysia. Since 1970, the Malaysian government has actively implemented social policies aimed at the elimination of poverty and social inequality, and the development of a social welfare system . The communal unrest of 1969 prompted the Malaysian government to introduce the New Economic Policy (NEP). This 20-year program established state support of poor communities and access to education and social benefits for Malays and indigenous people (the Bumiputera ). This latter aspect included the establishment of privileged access to public services, the granting of land rights, preference in education and training, and job quotas in the public sector. In the 1980s, Malaysia's leadership envisioned the formation of the Melayu Baru (New Malays), a better-educated, politically and socially active people able to live in harmony with other communities. In the early 1990s the government relaxed some privileges and reduced some quotas for Bumiputera, making the social welfare system more inclusive and accessible to a wider range of people than it had been before. The recent economic turbulence of 1997 and 1998 brought higher unemployment, higher prices, and lower incomes. This particularly affected the most vulnerable social groups of society, not only in rural areas, but also in major urban centers.

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Poverty is the disease that plaguing our society in Malaysia and around the globe. Poverty is the lack of a certain amount of material possessions or money. Absolute poverty or destitution is inability to afford basic, which commonly includes clean and fresh water, nutrition, health care, education, clothing and shelter. About 1.7 billion people are estimated to live in absolute poverty today. Relative poverty refers to lacking a usual or socially acceptable level of resources or income as compared with others within a society or country. For most of history poverty had been mostly accepted as inevitable as traditional modes of production were insufficient to give an entire population a comfortable standard. After the industrial revolution, mass production in factories made wealth increasingly more inexpensive and accessible. Of more importance is the modernization of agriculture, such as fertilizers, in order to provide enough yields to feed the population. The supply of basic needs can be restricted by constraints on government services such as corruption, debt and loan conditionality and by the brain drain of health care and educational professionals. Strategies of increasing income to make basic needs more affordable typically include welfare, accommodating business regulations and providing financial services. Today, poverty reduction is a major goal and issue for many international organizations such as the United Nations and the World Bank. Poverty is the state for the majority of the world’s people and nations. Why is this? Is it enough to blame poor people for their own predicament? Have they been lazy, made poor decisions, and been solely responsible for their plight? What about their governments? Have they pursued policies that actually harm successful development? Such causes of poverty and inequality are no doubt real. But deeper and more global causes of poverty are often less discussed. About 25,000 people die every day of hunger or hunger-related causes, according to the United Nations. This is one person every three and a half seconds, as you can see on this display. Unfortunately, it is children who die most often. But unfortunately in Malaysia, poverty has a different side. Poverty in Malaysia is a controversial economic issue. The definition of poverty and the poverty line for Malaysians has been disputed, and government policies to address poverty such as the Malaysian New Economic Policy have been met with political protest.

  • Buat permulaan, pengurusan perubahan perlu bermula dengan membina keperluan yang mendesak.
  • Peningkatan haruslah berterusan bagi memastikan suasana perubahan sentiasa ada dalam organisasi.
  • Sentiasa belajar dan memahami keadaan sekeliling bagi memastikan perubahan yang dilakukan tidak akan meletakkan organisasi dalam bahaya yang mendatang sama ada dalam atau luaran.
  • Perubahan perlu bermula dengan diri sendiri kerana diri sendiri adalah unit asas untuk perubahan.
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  • Perubahan mungkin juga merujuk kepada kelainan yang dilakukan dan bertentangan dengan orde lama sesuatu organisasi.
  • Why we need to manage transformation?
  • Perubahan berlaku apabila organisasi gagal mencapai matlamatnya.
  • Perubahan perlu bertindak sebagai motivasi kepada diri dan organisasi. Menerusi perubahan, pengurangan konflik dapat dilakukan.
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  • 3 Kumpulan yang terlibat dengan perubahan; Penajanya, Agen, dan Organisasi.
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  • Penyediaan rancangan yang baik perlu dalam penstabilan sesuatu organisasi.
  • Organisasi perlu memantau dan memerhati perubahan organisasi bagi mengelakkan perubahan tidak memusnahkan prinsip asas organisasi.
  • Pengetahuan pengurusan perubahan membolehkan kita memobilisasikan perubahan dan komitmen bersama.
  • Perubahan akan memberi kesan yang positif dan negatif pada setiap organisasi.
  • Halangan terhadap perubahan berlaku kerana idea yang berbeza pada setiap individu dalam organisasi.
  • Untuk berubah, kita perlu keluar dari zon keselesaan bagi perubahan dapat dijalankan.
  • Ini dapat dilihat menerusi sirah nabi yang memperlihatkan bagaimana satu perubahan akidah yang dibawa Rasulullah ditentang pemimpin lama Quraisy.
  • Galakkan komunikasi dua hala dalam pengurangan konflik dalam organisasi.
  • Kesimpulannya, sebelum perubahan dibuat, post-mortem perlu dijalankan pemimpin tertinggi dalam organisasi bagi menilai perubahan.

 

Assalamualaikum semua
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Lautan mana yang tidak bergelombang
Bumi mana yang tak ditimpa hujan
Aku sepertimu
Ada kala diburu oleh
dosa2 nan lalu............................

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