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Thursday, July 16, 2015
Selamat Hari Raya dan Harapan Baru buat Parti PAS.
Thursday, August 1, 2013
Kejadian semalam - Diantara 2 pimpinan berbuka puasa ..
Thursday, April 11, 2013
Ucapan Terima Kasih Nizar kepada Warga Pasir Panjang!
Saturday, March 2, 2013
Minta Pencerahan - Kenapa Najib boleh, tetapi Nizar tak boleh?
Berbanding dengan, aku tak biasa lagi dengar Najib bagi ceramah agama,, melainkan yang aku dengar Najib memandai bagi fatwa undi Pas rosak akidah...akidah kepala bapak dia...
Thursday, February 21, 2013
Edisi Kantoi - Umno Lumut cerita 1000 DHPP keluar parti, sebenarnya ..
Sunday, January 6, 2013
Tolong bagi pencerahan di antara DS Nizar dengan Panglima ATM..
Sunday, November 11, 2012
Nizar makan malam bersama Kong Cho Ha di Majlis Komuniti Cina ! Zambry ?
Walaupun Nizar ADUN Pembangkang, tetapi kaum Cina masih menerima kepimpinannya bersama Kong Cho Ha,, Muka ADUN Stiawan Ngeh Kho Ham tak ada pula, begitu juga Nga Kor Meng tak ada, Zambry Kadiaq selaku MB Perak pun tak ada..
Atas sebab apa Nizar sahaja yang dijemput ..
Friday, July 20, 2012
Ucapan Selamat menyambut Ramadhan dari Mantan MB Perak.
Buat semua pembaca blog Manjungmari,, selamat menjalani ibadah berpuasa,,, apa pun dengan UMNO lawan tetap lawan...
Tuesday, July 10, 2012
Ambik ko ..TV3 RM50 juta, Utusan RM50 juta..
Mohammad Nizar memfailkan dua saman itu secara berasingan di pejabat pendaftar Mahkamah Tinggi Sivil, di sini melalui Tetuan Awi & Co.
Dalam pernyataan tuntutannya beliau menamakan Utusan Melayu dan TV3 sebagai defendan dan menuntut ganti rugi sebanyak RM50 juta daripada setiap defendan.
Katanya beliau telah mengeluarkan satu kenyataan melalui akaun Twitter miliknya pada 28 Mei lepas berhubung nombor plat itu.
Mohammad Nizar yang merupakan Anggota Dewan Undangan Negeri Pasir Panjang mendakwa pada 30 Mei lepas, TV3 telah mengeluarkan berita melalui Buletin Utama pukul 8 malam, berhubung kenyataannya itu.
Beliau berkata keesokannya pada 31 Mei, Utusan Melayu menerbitkan satu artikel di halaman 11, akhbar Utusan Malaysia berhubung kenyataannya itu.
Mohammad Nizar mendakwa pernyataan ftnah itu antara lain membawa maksud bahawa beliau adalah seorang penderhaka kepada sultan amnya, dan Sultan Johor khususnya, beliau adalah ahli politik yang anti-sultan dan seorang ahli politik yang cuba menghasut rakyat untuk membenci Sultan Johor.
Bercakap kepada pemberita selepas memfailkan writ saman itu, Mohammad Nizar berkata pihaknya akan menyerahkan writ itu kepada kedua-dua defendan.
Beliau berkata sebanyak 41 laporan polis telah dibuat berhubung kenyataannya dalam twitternya itu dan siasatan polis berhubung perkara itu masih lagi berjalan.
- Bernama
Sunday, June 24, 2012
Keperihatinan Raja Zarith Sofia Sultanah Johor...
Aku telah mendapat email mengenai satu artikel yang ditulis oleh Tuanku Sultanah Raja Zarith Sofia didalam ruangan kolum Mind Matter akhbar The Star bertarikh 14 Aug 2011. aku akan cuba translate ke bahasa Melayu dari 4 perenggan terakhir kolum tersebut..
Satu kisah yang saya lihat dan tidak akan lupa ialah apabila melihat wanita dan lelaki beratur dengan sabar untuk mendapatkan wang ihsan selepas bencana banjir tahun 2006 di sebuah masjid dengan memberi nama dan alamat kepada pegawai kerajaan.
Untuk hangpa nak baca keseluruhan cerita dalam kisah tu, aku copy paste balik...
Source/Agency: The Star
Column: Mind Matters
London riots bring up questions about society
RAJA ZARITH IDRIS - mindmatters@thestar.com.my
I AM one of the many thousands of Malaysians who studied in England in the 1970s and early 1980s. Since then, I have visited England, specifically London, three times - for an alumni weekend in 2009 and for other invitations I received twice last year, first in October, when I visited the Oxford Centre of Islamic Studies and gave a talk to Malaysian students, and again in December, after receiving an invitation to discuss Islam and programmes carried out for the Muslim community there.
I also met up with some students from Johor. So, at a Malaysian restaurant I sat, surrounded by these young, bright students studying at different colleges in London, some doing engineering, others medicine. Initially, there was some awkwardness both on my part and theirs - until I asked them about the Tube (London Underground) and taxi fares. I told them I used to take the Tube and the bus and that I could only afford to take a taxi if I had not used up the monthly allowance my father gave me. Talking about public transport fares then and now seemed to break the ice. I didn’t seem so alien after all.
When news came in about the London riots, I thought about our Malaysian students who are studying there. I wondered about the safety of this particular group of Johor students whom I had met.
We’ve all seen footage of the riots in London and in other British cities. Like in the United States, many people in Britain and other countries in Europe are facing unemployment, less spending power and falling property values. Some British journalists were of the opinion that moral decay and the yawning gap between the rich and the poor were two of the many reasons which caused the riots.
Moral decay
Peter Oborne, the Daily Telegraph’s chief political commentator, in his article “The moral decay of our society is as bad at the top as the bottom” wrote: “Indeed, I believe that the criminality in our streets cannot be dissociated from the moral disintegration in the highest ranks of modern British society. The last two decades have seen a terrifying decline in standards among the British governing elite. It has become acceptable for our politicians to lie and to cheat. An almost universal culture of selfishness and greed has grown up.”
I emailed my English boarding school friends to ask if they and their families were all right. One of them had seen the video of Mohd Asyraf Haziq Rossli bleeding on a street before getting robbed. She wrote back: “I saw the clip of the youth being robbed and it made me feel sick and very angry that people could behave in such an inhumane way. The fact it was a visitor to the UK makes it much worse and I hope he recovers well and does not think the majority of the UK is like this. I feel parenting has a great deal to do with this and there has been a loss of respect for authority, elders and community.”
Another friend, a doctor with the National Health Service, wrote: “London was quieter last night. The police advised us to shut the practice early and send the staff home which we did. The high streets look like battle zones with shops boarded up or shuttered.
“It is really unbelievable with the fires and the looting making it feel a bit like civil war! We have a disenfranchised, disconnected and discontented generation who we need to re-engage.”
We Malaysians, however, shouldn’t be so smug and think that our country is far superior than Britain. We, too, have a “discontented generation”, with many young people who are unemployed or who choose to remain unemployed. And we have gangsters too.
We have a huge number of single mothers who are left by their husbands to fend for themselves and their children. We have unwed mothers. We have far too many cases of incest. We have drug users and drug suppliers. We have animal trafficking. We have heard and read about child abuse.
At the same time, it could not have escaped our attention that there is a simmering tension between the different racial communities. Religious authorities make conflicting media statements which leave most of us bewildered rather than reassured. Who should we believe? And why can’t they sit down and argue the issues at hand?
We have again and again failed at agreeing to disagree. Since it is Ramadan, and even before the London riots began, I had started to think again about our society and our social problems. Being hungry does that to you. We become introspective, we question our values and our priorities.
One of the things I realised - and one which has become more and more blatant over the years - is that we place more value on our outward appearances. Thus, designer handbags, shoes and clothes emblazoned with logos are what we strive to possess because owning them means that our husbands are successful or that we ourselves are successful in our own careers.
We have become superficial and we definitely defy the saying of not judging books by their covers. Many affluent middle-aged women have taut faces, no sagging jawlines, and flawless skin. And yes, I say this with much envy because I do not have great skin; I have more chins than I wouldwlike and my eyebags are reaching the proportions of the must-have Birkin handbags.
Similar concerns
We do, therefore, have similar concerns with the already-developed countries: we have made it a priority to have material things rather than striving to be good, decent people.
It has become unfashionable to talk about moral values, integrity, spirituality and all other things which we may or may not possess but which cannot be seen or touched physically. We struggle with all things intangible. We prefer to have possessions which we can see, touch and hold.
As Hisham Hellyer said during his lecture titled “Islamisation in the 21st Century: Islamic Renewals”: “For despite the wailing and moaning about the ‘evil West’ and its corrupting influences that one so often finds within the Muslim world, the Muslim world at large is rushing to become Western as much as humanly possible. And it is not rushing to imbibe those laudable aspects of Western civilisation that do continue to exist through the grace of God, despite the many problems that exist in the West ... The Muslim world sees the technological advancements of the West, and rushes to be like the West ... forgetting that actually, the mark of progress according to the Islamic worldview is an increase of taqwa, not material wealth.”
So, do we, in Malaysia, also have that “universal culture of selfishness and greed” which Oborne wrote about when describing society in Britain? I would like to think that we don’t but a part of me knows that we do. I don’t see much effort at giving back to society or of wanting to learn about those who live wretched lives. It is hard for me to ignore that despite our rush to be a developed country we still have many social issues which need to be addressed, if not solved. I cannot look the other way and ignore the poor who live in deplorable conditions in some parts of Johor Baru. Our cities have grown but together with this growth is the increase of the urban poor. If they are filled with anger or frustration, it is because we have not made enough efforts to listen to them, or to help them.
One of the things I saw, and which I will never forget, was of men and women queuing up to get their wang ihsan after the floods of 2006. They stood patiently in the grounds of a mosque as a government officer wrote down their names and addresses.
A couple of years ago, I was flipping through one of those glossy society magazines and I saw a designer handbag that cost RM90,000. Would I have asked my husband to buy it for me? No, because the sight of those flood victims standing in line to receive just RM500 makes such a purchase sinful. How many families would the cost of that handbag help feed? Thinking about this, I would like to understand more about taqwa, and what it truly means. I don’t need to know about wealth because I already live a privileged life.
For Malaysians, the London riots should not be seen as something that would never happen here or that we do not have young people who are frustrated by life’s unfairness. We should instead realise what we should do because it is our responsibility towards the young people of this country. They deserve a chance at a better life. And they shouldn’t have to be part of a riot for us to realise that.
The writer is Chancellor of UTM; Royal Fellow, School of Language Studies and Linguistics, UKM; Royal Adviser of the Malaysian Red Crescent Society, and holds a Bachelor of Arts in Chinese Studies from the University of Oxford.
Tuesday, February 28, 2012
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Gambar detik-detik penyembelihan lembu korban oleh YB Lim Guan Eng..
Selamat Menyambut Hari Raya Eid-ul Adha
Dan
Menjalani Ibadah Korban..
Friday, February 11, 2011
UMNO Bahagian Lumut - Lawanlah dengan sebagai anak jantan..

Friday, January 21, 2011
PRK N05 Tenang - Muhyiddin ! apa bidas-bidas ni.. DEBAT ajalah...
Muhyiddin bidas bekas MB Perak
LABIS 21 Jan. - Bekas Menteri Besar Perak, Datuk Seri Mohd Nizar Jamaluddin tidak mempunyai hak di sisi agama untuk mengatakan bahawa mengundi calon UMNO pada pilihan raya kecil Dewan Undangan Negeri (DUN) Tenang adalah haram, kata Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin.
Timbalan Perdana Menteri berkata, rakyat mempunyai hak untuk membuat keputusan bagi mengundi mana-mana parti pada pilihan raya kecil DUN Tenang.
"Dia sudah banyak keluarkan fatwa, dulu kata haram wanita bertanding tetapi sekarang telan balik. Tak tahu fatwa atau asas agama apa yang dia gunakan. Ini adalah hak untuk rakyat membuat keputusan.” "Ini bukan hak Nizar untuk mengatakan haram. Siapakah dia hendak jatuhkan hukum,” katanya kepada pemberita selepas menghadiri majlis pecah tanah pembinaan bangunan tambahan Sekolah Agama Labis di sini hari ini. - Bernama
Thursday, January 13, 2011
Nizar - Krisis Selangor, Pelakon yang sama dengan krisis Perak.
Friday, November 26, 2010
LUAHAN TERBUKA BUAT DS NIZAR!
Sahabat Yang Dihormati,
Dato' Seri IR Haji Mohammad Nizar Jamalludin.
ISU KILANG BIJIH BESI TELUK RUBIAH: ADUAN & HARAPAN RAKYAT DARI DUN PASIR PANJANG
Untuk makluman sahabat, kami di DUN PASIR PANJANG sedang sengsara dan membantah cadangan pembinaan kilang bijih besi di Teluk Rubiah yang telah diluluskan oleh pihak-pihak yang berkepentingan. Kami tidak menentang pembangunan untuk perkembangan ekonomi Manjung, malah mengalu-alukan.
Sebagai seorang engineer (IR) yang bertauliah sahabat lebih memahami pengoperasian kilang Vale SA, Brazil tersebut, kami alu-alukan pelaburan 6 billions itu, tapi biarlah bertempat yg sesuai dgn lokasi Industri, bukan di Zon pelancongan yg ditukar kepada Zon Industri.
Rakyat dan Penduduk Manjung difahamkan diawal perancangan, sahabat sendiri tahu hal ini ia akan terlaksana di Kawasan Perindustrian Lumut Port, Kg. Acheh (tapak sedia ada utk industri) dan jika dulu kerajaan PR terbuka mendengar bantahan rakyat namun isu ini kami seolah tidak dipedulikan oleh kerajaan rampasan kini.
Kami mohon sahabat sebagai harapan warga DUN Pasir Panjang dapat bersama dan menyelami permasalahan kami. Kami menaruh harapan yang tinggi kerana jika PR yg memerintah ia akan membuka ruang bantahan yang TELUS dan TERBUKA sepertimana berlaku di Pulau Pinang dan Selangor. Walaupun diherdik dan luahan rakyat pelbagai bentuk suara, namun kerajaan di sana menerima dan mengambilkira yang selama ini tidak pernah berlaku di bawah pemerintahan BN, ia membuka seluas-luasnya bantahan dan pandangan rakyat. Ia suatu pemerintahan yang MERAKYATKAN.
Kami amat berterima kasih kepada sahabat dan kerajaan PR terdahulu kerana membawa pelaburan dari luar negara untuk kemajuan dan kepentingan rakyat, tapi kini kerajaan rampasan meneruskan tanpa merujuk kembali kepada rakyat terutamanya penduduk sekitar terhadap cadangan lokasinya. Ia akan memberi kesan jangka masa panjang terhadap persekitaran, alam sekitar, hidupan marin, hidupan hutan, hutan simpan, pusat pelancongan, pusat riadah tempatan, masalah sosial dan terutamanya kesihatan penduduk. Kerana kerakusan manusia terhadap kemewahan duniawi, mereka alpa, lalai dan lebih tragisnya tidak mempedulikannya walau ketahuan.
Sahabat,
MB haram dan kerajaan haramnya kini meluluskan lokasi pelaburan yang dibawa oleh sahabat dengan menidakkan bantahan penduduk yang berada di bawah DUN sahabat sendiri. Jurutera Projek syarikat antarabangsa itu pernah memuji bicara, pemahaman dan kepakaran yang sahabat ada yang lebih mudah memahami operasi mereka yang tidak ada pada MB mahkamah. Justeru, mohon jasabaik sahabat untuk mengetengahkan isu ini kepada piahk-pihak yang berkenaan. Ahli Parlimen Beruas, sahabat kepada sahabat telah membawa misi ini ke Dewan Parlimen, namun hanya jawapan pengesahan kelulusan projek dinyatakan oleh kementerian yang terbabit. Sayangnya Menteri Alam Sekitar mahupun Menteri Pelancongan tidak bangkit untuk pertahankan kesucian Rubiah, dibiarkan berlalu pergi tanpa belas. Siapa lagi yang harus kami harapkan?
Kami percaya sahabat seorang yang terbuka malah sahabat pernah menerima pandangan rakyat seperti kami yang hina ini hanya semata mahukan kebaikan dan kemajuan untuk rakyat yang memilih sahabat sebagai wakilnya. Sahabat menerima dgn hati terbuka dan mempertimbangkan dgn senyuman satu ketika dahulu.
Ternyata sahabat seorang yang boleh diterima semua golongan dan kami mahu sahabat terus berjuang utk rakyat, harapan dan doa rakyat mengiringi perjuangan sahabat. Moga sahabat dapat membantu misi ini dan bersama rakyat agar Rubiah terus kelihatan jelita dan anggun walaupun 'ibu dan bapanya telah lama mati ditelan bencana di tanah ini'.
Selamatkan Nyawa Rubiah.
SAVE TELUK RUBIAH!
Ikhlas dari Sahabat,
-proTeSTeR-
(Team Save Teluk Rubiah)
Sunday, June 6, 2010
Gambar Sekitar Ceramah Konvoi Pakatan Di DUN Pasir Panjang..
Kifarah Buat Nizar...
Mampoos UMNO!!!!….
Wednesday, May 26, 2010
Siapa Yang Tak Tahu Judi Itu Haram!!


