Pan Malaysian Islamic Party

Parti Islam SeMalaysia

Pas Dakwah And Politics

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Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party) The Islamic Propagation and Political Perspective
Note: This slide is not an official publication of PAS. Information contained in this slide is solely a personal collection and opinion. Author can be reached at [email_address]
Base Literature
Yusuf Qardhawi, “Introduction On the Islamic Movement”, http://www.witness-pioneer.org/vil/Books/Q_Priorities/introp1.htm#What Do We Mean By Islamic Movement?
Meaning Of Islamic Movement
By "Islamic Movement", I mean that organized, collective work , undertaken by the people, to restore Islam to the leadership of society , and to the helm of life all walks of life . (Yusuf Qardhawi)
Meaning Of Islamic Movement
Before being anything else, the Islamic Movement is work: persistent, industrious work , not just words to be said, speeches and lectures to be delivered, or books and articles are indeed required, they are merely parts of a movement, not the movement itself
Meaning Of Islamic Movement
Allah the Almighty says, Work, and Allah, His Messenger and the believers will see your work } [Surat al-Tawba: 1 05].
For Allah's sake
Islamic movement is a popular work based mainly on self-motivation and personal conviction .
performed out of faith and for nothing other than the sake of Allah , in the hope of being rewarded by Him, not by humans.
Inadequacy of Official Work
Revolves in the orbit or domestic policy of the state that starts and finances it.
It is not based, in most cases, on men proven by work. Instead on “appointment”
Often lacks the true intend to defend islam
The Movement is an Organized, collective work
Congregational prayer is a miniaturization of the overall Islamic congregational system and of what the interrelation between the commander and the troops should be like: there is neither infallible leadership nor absolute, blind obedience .
Mission of the Islamic Movement
The Islamic Movement has come into existence to revive Islam and reinstate it at the helm of life once again, after removing the obstacles from its path.
Towards Revivalism
Formation of an Islamic vanguard
Formation of a Muslim public opinion
Preparation of a world, public climate
Fields of action
Educational Work
Political Work
Social Work
Economic Work
Struggle (Jihad)
Media and Propaganda Work
Intellectual and Scientific Work
Emphasis and Priority
Intellectual Field
Muslim Awakening
Educational Field
Political Field
Parti Islam Se-Malaysia (Pan-Malaysian Islamic Party) Background
Root of the history
1947 Muslim Scholar Conference, Gunong Semanggol
Attended by 2000 Muslim Scholars
Pan-Malayan Muslim Economic Conference (Persidangan Ekonomi Islam SeMalaya, ) leading to the formation of Economic Center for Malays ( Pusat Perekonomian Melayu,PEPERMAS )
A day later, Supreme Religious Council, ( Majlis Agama Tertinggi Malaya, MATA ) was formed
The same year, MATA formed People’s Education Board ( Lembaga Pendidikan Rekyat, LEPIR )
Root of the history
MATA members were not convinced with UMNO style of political struggle
1948, 2 nd MATA National Conference formed Muslim Party of Malaya ( Hizbul Muslimin, HM )
Headed by Ust Abu Bakar Al Baqir
Why these establishments?
Economy
Education
Politics
Immediate Reaction Against HM
Communist Label , “Bahaya Dari Gunong”
State Of Emergency
Imprisonment
Limits on activities
Demise and revival
Kepala Batas, home of Hj Ahmad Badawi, the slogan “Ulama Ke Jalan Allah” (Scholars Towards The Path Of ALLAH)
Critics say PAS was initially part of UMNO. However, PAS had its own solid reason of existence.
Nov 1951, Persatuan Islam Setanah Melayu
1950s experience
Impacts of:
Colonialism
Western-influenced nationalists
Western-influenced system
State and Politics
Social
Economic
Education
The system persists until today, thus the struggle continues
Political Struggle
1955, Pan-Malayan Islamic Party
1959 – Formed a govt in Kelantan & Trengganu
1961 – PAS-led govt in Tganu hijacked
1969 – Racial Tension
1973 – Coalition Govt with UMNO-led alliances
1978 – Expelled from Coalition
1982 – “Scholar-Led” era
1990 – Formed a govt in Kelantan again
1999 - Formed a govt in Kelantan & Trengganu
2004 – Retained Kelantan but lost Trengganu
2008 - Formed a govt in Kelantan & Kedah and part of coalition govt in Perak and Selangor
Organizational Objective
Memperjuangkan wujudnya di dalam Negara ini sebuah masyarakat dan pemerintahan yang terlaksana di dalamnya nilai – nilai hidup Islam dan hukum – hukumnya menuju keredhaan Allah .
Mempertahankan kesucian Islam serta kemerdekaan dan kedaulatan Negara .

Orientation Of Works
Tarbiyyah
Schools
Internal Development
Dakwah
Public Outreach
Individual
Siasah
Political Front
Nasaruddin Hassan, http://www.tranungkite.net/v7/modules.php?name= News&file = print&sid =5210
Impact Of The Movement
The only mass movement that is islamic-based
Members ranging from rural villagers up to elite professionals
Influence on “Malay Belt” States
(At local level, Malay is synonymous with Muslim)
State government
SRA/Pondok Institutions
Public opinions
“ PAS For ALL” slogan & Non-Muslim Affiliates
Champion of the people
Student Idealism
In line with the ideals of Muslim Brotherhood
Conclusion
Islamic Movement is a vehicle towards Global Islamic Revivalism
Supporting Islamic Movement for the Sake Of ALLAH
Historical Background and Struggle of PAS
Orientation Of PAS
Impact Of PAS

Free Netbook And Broadband Service for Malaysian Students

January 12, 2010 10:22 AM

Netbook Package For University Students Available Soon

By Luqman Hakim Mazlan

KUALA LUMPUR, Jan 12 (Bernama) -- To students and lecturers alike, the government's initiative to enable university students to have their own netbook with free broadband service can only be described as 'heaven-sent' to students and lecturers, alike.

The package, supported by Telekom Malaysia Berhad (TM), will be introduced this year as announced by Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Tun Razak when tabling the 2010 Budget last October.

For a start, TM will offer the netbook package, including free broadband service, to 100,000 university students with a monthly installment of RM50 for two years.

"First-year students and those from low-income families will be given priority. TM will announce details of the package soon," its vice-president (Retail Product) Aziz A. Hadi told Bernama.

Apart from contributing towards increasing the broadband penetration rate and using the Information Communication Technology (ICT) to create a knowledge-based society, the package would also support the government's efforts to strengthen human capital development.

In 2008, there were 400,949 local students at public institutions of higher learning, and 399,852 at private institutions.

Universiti Malaya Student Council president Mohd Ridzuan Mohammad described the move as appropriate to enable students to get faster access to information on the Internet.

"It will also enable students to find references and obtain the latest information on current local and international issues.

"I just hope that the government's initiative will be welcomed and used by the students in a positive way. In other words, I hope they will not abuse it," he said.

Although the charge imposed by TM was low, Mohd Ridzuan hoped the service offered would be of high quality.

Hanapi Azizul, 23, who studies management and administration at Universiti Teknologi Malaysia, said the initiative would definitely help the students, especially the underprivileged.

"We cannot afford to buy the netbook and subscribe to the broadband service ourselves. Sometimes, the scholarship money is insufficient. So, this initiative really helps.

"At least, we can save on the scholarship, loan or our own pocket money for something else, in case of emergency, or save it for our practical training which could be costly," he said.

Several lecturers interviewed by Bernama also lauded the initiative and described the netbook and broadband service as a necessity in the modern world.

It would also teach the students to be more responsible as the netbook was not given for free.

Dean of Modern Languages and Communication Faculty at Universiti Putra Malaysia, Prof Madya Dr Che Ibrahim Salleh, said the monthly instalment would also enable the students to be committed.

His view was echoed by his deputy, Prof Madya Dr Abdul Mua'ati alias Zamri Ahmad, who said the instalment was apt.

"If the government offers the netbook package for free, it will not be appreciated. It will end up like some school textbooks which were vandalised or torn because they are free.

"However, when the student has to pay an affordable RM50 monthly, they will take good care of and love the device because they know that it can help them in their studies. So, I think it is a very good move," he said.

Meanwhile, Kolej Universiti Islam Selangor communication department head Nur Aina Nabila Dundai Abdullah said the students really needed such a package to enable them to become more competitive.

"Usually, the students go to cyber cafes to surf the Internet but the time spent to get the information is limited. Thus, with the package, they can get internet access wherever they are," she said.

-- BERNAMA

Enable/Disable Write Protected USB Drive using a software

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Thumbscrew: Software USB Write Blocker

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USB Write Enabled
USB Write Disabled
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HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\System\CurrentControlSet\Control\StorageDevicePolicies\WriteProtect

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TalkShow - Starting Up A Business

Starting A Business

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Starting a business
Entrepreneurial Quiz: What do you see?
Why do you want to do business?
Money?
Self satisfaction?
Personal Ambition?
Independence?
…
Delivering Value
Value = Benefit – Cost
Everybody has a potential to deliver a VALUE to others
The next step is how to formalize the VALUE DELIVERY in a form of economic transaction
What’s your VALUE?
Marketing Strategy
Product
Price
Promotion
Place
Entrepreneurship is like a personal adventure novel
Chapters
Entry point
Plots
Climax
Plots make a novel interesting
P/s: Sometimes authors rewrite their plot and storyline. So, it is natural when you have to revise again and again until you are firm with what you really want to do
Basic Entities
Common Business Entities
Enterprise
Personalized form of business
+: Easy,cheap,simple
-: Small scope, limited opportunities
Private Limited
Structured form of business
+: Bigger scope, more opportunities
-: Increasing Managerial work
Co-operatives
+:Benefits for members
-: Less dynamic
Capital Resource
Personal savings
Loans
Informal
Institutional
Government Scheme
Business Network
Consignment
Trade associations
What’s the best way to start?
Be at the RIGHT PLACE at the RIGHT TIME
Q: But how do I know it is the RIGHT PLACE and the RIGHT TIME?
A: Apply “Competitive Intelligence” skill
Q: If I couldn’t find them?
A: Create them!
Managing a business
Business is a system
“ The strongest part of the system is its weakest part”
Financial, Accounting, Operations etc
All system components must be well-managed
As you scale up, your knowledge/skill acquisition must accelerate as well
Teamwork
Outsourcing jobs
The challenge?
Be prepared to face the ‘ups and downs’.
“ Challenges are there for those who uphold the Sunnah”
“ Ikhtiar, Doa and Tawakkal”
An Open Secret of Success
Clear Vision – Be what you want to be
Structured – Build your ‘storyline’
Discipline – Establish rules and follow them
Dedication – Give commitment
Dynamic – Continuous improvement
My business venture experiences
Tuition Service
Creative Artworks
ICT
Training and Motivation
Food and Beverages
Garment
The End

Jadual Pembayaran Gaji Bulanan Bagi Tahun 2010

Jadual Pembayaran Gaji Bulanan Bagi Tahun 2010
( Satu Tarikh Gaji untuk Semua Negeri )

Bulan	Tarikh	Hari	Catatan
Januari	25.01.2010	Isnin	-
Februari	08.02.2010	Isnin	Tahun Baru Cina 14 & 15.02.2010
Mac	25.03.2010	Khamis	-
April	22.04.2010	Khamis	-
Mei	24.05.2010	Isnin	Pesta Menuai 30 & 31.05.2010
Jun	*24.06.2010	Khamis	Hari Gawai 1 & 2.06.2010
Julai	22.07.2010	Khamis	-
Ogos	25.08.2010	Rabu	-
September	*23.09.2010	Khamis	Hari Raya 10 & 11.09.2010
Oktober	25.10.2010	Isnin	-
November	10.11.2010	Rabu	Hari Raya Haji 17 & 18.11.2010 Deepavali 05.11.2010
Disember	20.12.2010	Isnin	Hari Krismas 25.12.2010

Note: Gaji bagi Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Hari Deepavali dan Hari Gawai tidak dibayar awal kerana perayaan ini jatuh sebelum 11 haribulan pada bulan berkenaan