Perodua QV-E

 

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Pelancaran telah diadakan pada 1 Disember 2025

Islam Mekar Bersama Malaysia Madani

 

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Majlis Apresiasi Tahun 6 SRAI DMYS

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Majlis Apresiasi Tahun 6 SRAI DMYS, Seksyen 7 diadakan di Dewan Orkid, Dewan Syarahan dan Muzakarah Islam bersebelahan Masjid Sultan Salahuddin Abdul Aziz Shah, Shah Alam pada 30 Nov 2025 bermula jam 7.30 pagi. 

Telaga Ghars, Madinah

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Telaga Ghars adalah sebuah telaga bersejarah di Madinah yang sangat berkait rapat dengan kehidupan Rasulullah ﷺ. Ia disebut dalam hadis sebagai telaga yang digunakan untuk mengambil air wuduk dan minum oleh Baginda, serta menjadi sumber air yang diwasiatkan untuk memandikan jasad Baginda selepas kewafatan.

Sejarah & Keistimewaan Telaga Ghars

• Pemilik asal: Telaga ini asalnya milik seorang pemuda bernama Saad bin Khaithamah di perkampungan Quba.

• Penggunaan oleh Rasulullah ﷺ: Baginda pernah mengambil air sembahyang (wuduk) dan minum dari telaga ini.

• Wasiat Rasulullah ﷺ: Diriwayatkan bahawa Rasulullah ﷺ berpesan kepada Sayyidina Ali R.A agar jasad Baginda dimandikan dengan tujuh timba air dari Telaga Ghars setelah kewafatan Baginda.

• Riwayat hadis: Ibn Majah meriwayatkan sabda Rasulullah ﷺ: “Jika aku meninggal dunia kelak, mandikan aku dengan tujuh bekas air dari telagaku, iaitu Telaga Ghars (sebuah telaga di Madinah).”

• Status kini: Telaga ini masih wujud di Madinah dan menjadi saksi sejarah yang penuh keberkatan. Para pengunjung yang datang dapat melihatnya, menghilangkan dahaga, serta mengambil pengajaran moral daripada kisahnya.

Nilai Spiritual

• Telaga Ghars dianggap sebagai mata air syurga oleh sebahagian ulama kerana keberkatan yang dikaitkan dengan Rasulullah ﷺ.

• Ia menjadi simbol kesucian, keberkatan, dan pengajaran moral dalam sejarah Islam.

Lokasi

Telaga Ghars terletak di Madinah, berhampiran kawasan Quba, iaitu tempat Rasulullah ﷺ mula menetap ketika hijrah. Telaga ini bukan sekadar sumber air, tetapi juga warisan sejarah Islam yang menghubungkan umat dengan sunnah Rasulullah ﷺ.

Peperiksaan SPM

Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia

Pada tahun 1994 dulu, pakcik telah menduduki peperiksaan Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia di SM King Edward VII, Taiping, Perak. Sejumlah sepuluh mata pelajaran  yang diambil ketika itu iaitu:

Bahasa Melayu, Bahasa Inggeris, Matematik, Pendidikan Seni, Kesusasteraan Melayu, Sejarah, Sains, Pendidikan Islam, Geografi dan Perdagangan.

Antara guru-guru mata pelajaran yang mengajar pakcik semasa tingkatan 5 adalah Cikgu Chong Choong Yaw, Cikgu Kamal Aziz, Cikgu Zubaidi Ahmad, Cikgu Santha Chandran, Cikgu Seow Phaik Hoon, Cikgu Parizah Khalid, Ustaz Muhammad Za'im, Cikgu Hassan Osman, Cikgu Sahol Huda Md Nazri dan Cikgu Razali Dolmat. 

Alhamdulillah, keputusan SPM telah keluar sekitar Mac tahun 1995. Alhamdulillah, Semua mata pelajaran lulus dan beberapa mata pelajaran Berjaya dengan kredit. Ianya cukup untuk melayakkan pakcik untuk memohon masuk ke Institut Teknologi MARA (ITM).

Tahun ini (2025), bermula hari ini anak pakcik pula yang mengambil peperiksaan SPM di Seksyen 2, Shah Alam. Semoga Berjaya dan buat sehabis baik.

25 Nov 2025

Sidang Media PMX Dalam Pesawat

 

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Dr Sybil Kathigasu

Sybil Kathigasu and her husband, Dr. A.C. Kathigasu, on their wedding day in Kuala Lumpur, January 7, 1919, at St. John's Church (now St. John's Cathedral) in Bukit Nanas, Kuala Lumpur.

# The couple later moved to Papan, Perak, where they secretly assisted the Malayan resistance guerrillas fighting against the Japanese forces, providing food, medicine, and information. They both endured significant torture after their activities were discovered, and Sybil was later awarded the George Medal for her courage by King George VI. She is the only Malayan woman to ever receive this award.

# Sybil Kathigasu (née Daly), a Malayan-Irish Eurasian nurse and midwife who later became a celebrated war hero for her bravery during the Japanese occupation of Malaya in World War II. The man is her husband, Dr. Arumugam Kanapathi Pillay (A.C. Kathigasu), a second-generation Malaysian Indian who worked as a doctor and opened a dispensary with his wife

# Marriage and family

Sybil's husband was Dr. Arumugam Kanapathi Pillay, a second generation Malaysian Indian, born on 17 June 1892 in Taiping to Kanapathi Pillay and Thangam, immigrants of Sri Lankan Tamil origin. He studied at King Edward VII School, Taiping. He married Sybil in St. John's Church (now St. John's Cathedral) in Bukit Nanas, Kuala Lumpur on 7 January 1919. Initially there had been objection from her parents due to their religious differences: him being a Hindu while Sybil was a Catholic.

However, with agreement from his father, the wedding took place after he changed his name from Arumugam Kanapathi Pillay to Abdon Clement Kathigasu.

Sybil's first child was a son born on 26 August 1919, but due to major problems at birth, died after only 19 hours. He was named Michael after Sybil's elder brother, who was born in Taiping on 12 November 1892 and was killed in Gallipoli on 10 July 1915 as a member of the British Army.

The devastating blow of baby Michael's death led to Sybil's mother suggesting that a young boy, William Pillay, born 25 October 1918, who she had delivered and had remained staying with them at their Pudu house, should be adopted by Sybil and her husband. Then a daughter, Olga, was born to Sybil in Pekeliling, Kuala Lumpur, on 26 February 1921. The earlier sudden death of baby Michael made Olga a very special baby to Sybil, when she was born without problems. So when Sybil returned to Ipoh on 7 April 1921, it was not only with Olga, but also with William and her mother who had agreed to stay in Ipoh with the family. A second daughter, Dawn, was born in Ipoh on 21 September 1936.

original posting: FB Weiming Kuah (19 Nov 2025) via FB Perak Postcards (20 Nov 2025)