(Poster) Wacana Meneladani Peristiwa Hari Hartal

Wacana Meneladani Peristiwa Hari Hartal

Warga TeamUsrahCardiff, dengan kerjasama MSSCF (Malaysian Student Society of Cardiff University) dengan ini menjemput anda ke diskusi ilmiah yang kami anjurkan iaitu:

“Wacana Meneladani Peristiwa Hari Hartal”

Hari Hartal jatuh pada tanggal 20 Oktober 1947. Pada hari tersebut, rakyat Tanah Melayu berpakat untuk protes dan mogok kepada pemerintahan British di Tanah Melayu. Tindakan ini merupakan suatu manifestasi perjuangan rakyat Tanah Melayu dalam memerdekakan negara mereka serta menyingkirkan penjajah British secara total. Meskipun ditentang dan ditekan dengan hebat oleh si penjenayah British, masyarakat Melayu, Cina dan India bersatu hati dan bergabung tenaga menjadi pejuang-pejuang tanahair menentang kezaliman dan menuntut kemerdekaan mutlak.

Tahaaluf Siyasi (Phase 1, Series 1) – Introduction

Introduction

The idea of the enraging issue of the Islamic political treaty (tahaaluf siyasi) is not clearly understood by certain factions of the society, of whom are engaging in such treaty. Even worst, such misunderstanding could cause greater confusion among the masses.

As a member of the Islamic movement of Malaysia (PAS), I certainly hope that all leaders and members of this party could grasp on the principles, concepts, plan of action, objectives and stages of an Islamic political treaty. It is indeed encouraging that everyone could further understand this concept and its boundaries, of which is allowed and which is not, according to the Islamic rulings.

First part of my ‘Islamic State Project’

A friend of mine, Wan Aimran, wrote a brilliant piece of article entitled ‘Politik Islam hanya untuk orang Islam?’ which can be accessed through this link.

As I mentioned in my previous post, there are a few reading materials which I am engaging at the moment, for which each books and articles take quite some time to read and be understood. In the first part of my self-journey ‘Islamic State Project’, I will be translating a discourse on Tahaaluf Siyasi, which I translate it as the Islamic political treaty. This discourse is written by

Working on ‘The Islamic State Project’

I have been following Malaysia’s political scene closely for almost 3 years now. Whilst there are a great number of individuals in my family whom have strong roots in UMNO, I do not subscribe in the party’s idealism. Race-based politics may be effective in, desperately, uniting the people back then, but it has been historically approved that such idealism would crumble through time as the case with Hitler’s Nazi and the separated Arab league.

There are also several upheavel of racial tensions in Malaysia,

How I spent my summer holiday?

This is how I spent my 3-month summer holiday:

First stop, Ukraine. Practical attachment with the National Technical University of Oil & Gas in Ivano-Frankivsk, Western Ukraine.

in Kiev, Ukraine (7 weeks)

Next was the trip to Egypt. I had

Ukraine – last post

This last post from Ukraine is more of a reflection to myself.

I am in Kyiv (Kiev in Russian) since last Friday and will be spending the rest of my time here before I’m flying back to London on the 7th of August. There are a few plans that I have, for the moment. VIsiting the Malaysian Embassy, and Malaysian students, visiting some mosques and some museums around the city. I have made contact with 1 Malaysian student, male, who’s currently in Kyiv, and hope to meet them by Monday or Tuesday next week.

[Ukraine (4)] Ivano-Frankivsk train station

There are a few concerns that I have with the train station system in Ukrain. I will ealobrate on the side of the ticketeers, ticket buyers and the overall system.

 Most of the ticketeers installed at all counters are mid-to-50’s, slow-working, cold-looking females. What could be worse?

From Ukraine (with love?!)

Here are some pics, as requested by few, of Ukraine.

LOT Polish Airlines

 

Ukraine (3)

Last weekend, Marta (flatmate), Oksana (another interpreter) and me went to 2 of the most interesting villages in the Carpathian region; Yaremcha and Kolomia.

We started with Yaremcha on Saturday. A one-way trip going to the village cost about 10 Hrivna, and it took about one and a half hour to reach there.