Showing posts with label That inspires me~. Show all posts
Showing posts with label That inspires me~. Show all posts

Friday, 14 December 2012

HOPE and Surviving

- bismillah -

Cross-country skier Janine Shepherd hoped for an Olympic medal -- until she was hit by a truck during a training bike ride. She shares a powerful story about the human potential for recovery. Her message: you are not your body, and giving up old dreams can allow new ones to soar.

Athlete Janine Shepherd was rendered a partial paraplegic when she was hit by a truck during an Olympic training bike ride. Doctors didn't expect her to recover. But she not only learned to walk again -- she learned to fly.

"My whole right side was ripped up and was filled with gravel...
I had head injuries,
i had internal injuries,
i had massive blood loss, i loss 5 liters of blood,
by the time i reach the hospital, my blood pressure,
was forty over nothing... (40/-)"

o.0
How can she survived after all the losses and trauma? 
It is HOPE that drives her.

:)

Keep hoping and believing!





Sunday, 23 September 2012

Hello 2nd Year ^^

-bismillah-

HOI, JOM TUNTUT ILMU!

:D
haa, guane nak sebut nih?

Dari kecil lagi kita telah dihantar ke tadika untuk menuntut ilmu, sebelum itu lagi kita dah diajar oleh ibu bapa secara tidak formal. Kita pula sering dinasihati oleh ayah bonda "adik nanti belajar rajin-rajin tau" ungkapan yang sering kita dengar :')haruslah.

Tapi kenapa kita perlu untuk menuntut ilmu?
"eh, kalau tak menuntu ilmu, kau tak boleh jalan tau tak, nak makan pun tak boleh!"
Bukankah setiap perkara yang kita lakukan mestilah perlu dengan ilmu baru kita boleh lakukan. Makan, minum, berlari, hatta nak buang air pun kita perlukan ilmu tau tak! heh.

Menuntut ilmu bukan sahaja harapan ayah bonda kita, heh, tau tak, Allah suruh juga kita tuntu ilmu tau tak! Allah suruh kita berjihad dijalannya. Menuntu ilmu itu berjihad bukan?!
hoh, hosem gila, kita hanya perlu berduduk lenggang, sambil goyang kaki menelaah pelajaran dan itu sudah dipanggil jihad! 
wohohoo. kita setanding dengan Briged al-Qasam menentang Israel saban hari. cooool gila! kita juga laksana Sultan Muhammad al-fateh, Salahudin al-Ayyubi, dan juga para pejuang islam yang lain. *Tapi mereka jauh lebih hebat. eheh. jangan perasan lebih.

Tak percaya ?

Abu Darda’ radhiyallahu ‘anhu pernah berkata bahawa, 
“Sesiapa yang mengatakan bahawa pergi berulang-alik mencari ilmu itu bukan sebahagian dari jihad, maka sesungguhnya akal dan fikirannya telah lemah.” (Diriwayatkan oleh Ibnu ‘Abdil Barr)
 Dan yang paling penting, dengan ilmu jugalah kita dapat mengenali Allah dengan lebih dekat. 
Dan perasaan chenta kita kepada Allah juga akan semakin mendalam selepas kita semakin dekat dengan ALLah. Sebab itulah Allah memuliakan orang yang mempunyai ilmu ;)

“...niscaya Allah akan meninggikan orang-orang yang beriman di antaramu dan orang-orang yang diberi ilmu pengetahuan beberapa darjat. Dan Allah Maha Mengetahui apa yang kamu kerjakan.” (Surah al-Mujadilah, 58: 11)

Tak mahukah kita kembali kepada-Nya dengan kemuliaan?
Orang yang menuntut ilmu itu diangkat kemuliaanNya oleh Allah ^^
Ayuh kita menuntut ilmu dengan hati yang ikhlas demi menggapai cita-cita kita, dan yang paling penting, hadirkan diri kita untuk menuntut ilmu hanya kerana Allah.

Siapa tahu buku ni angkat tangan! (^-^)/
Avicenna. Nama glamour Ibn Sina.

Para ilmuwan islam semakin ketandusan, teknologi dikuasai oleh Ilmuwan barat,
marilah kita menyedut roh-roh ilmuwan islam terdahulu seperti Ibnu Sina, Al-khowarizmi dan jutaan lagi ilmuwan islam yang dahulunya pernah gah di mata dunia.
HIDUPKAN KEMBALI ZAMAN KGEMILANGAN ISLAM DENGAN ILMU!
AYUH! YOSHHH!!

Akhir kalam, selamat kembali ke sekolah buat rakan-rakan Domers yang osem-osem sekahalian. Jangan sesekali pernah berputus asa, kita semua mahu kembali kepadaNya dengan kemulian :D Bukan keputusan yang dinilai, tapi usaha kita tu yang ALLah nilai tau ;)

sekian.

-by :
yang hengsem,
Umar al-Mujahid.


Thursday, 16 August 2012

My Inspirational Story ^^

-bismillah-
salam ramadan. 


let us find out how a 14 year-old girl enrolls in University of Zimbabwe, (because this is different from us who are 19-year-old students and enrolling in JUST.) :)

Maud Chifamba, who is only 14 years old, will be studying to be an accountant at the University of Zimbabwe in August.


“I have always wanted to be one of those professionals and this is a chance I will grasp with both hands and cherish,” she said. “It’s not everyone who is fortunate enough to have this opportunity.”


Maud credits her success to God, who has helped the young girl thrive in spite of the tough challenges that she has faced. Maud grew up in the Hunters resettlement community near the Midlands mining town of Kwekwe.


Her father died in 2002, when she was only four and her mother died in December last year.

“I grew up in difficult circumstances and I would sometimes study on my own without going to school,” she said.

Maud started her studies in a resettlement primary school in 2003. She impressed her teachers with her abilities and so they moved her up from Grade 3 to Grade 6. She took her Grade 7 examinations in 2007 when she was only nine, scoring top marks for all her subjects. She then skipped the first two years of high school education, studying on her own for her O levels (which is equivalent with our SPM).


University of Zimbabwe vice-chancellor Professor Levi Nyangura said: “There was no financial support for her to undertake her secondary education. Maud read on her own and still managed to pass her O levels in two years.”

Maud’s brother, Gilbert Chifamba said that his sister had succeeded because of her strong discipline. “We thought she would just lose her mind on the way but she stood the taste of time, we hope God will continue to lead her,” said Gilbert.


Maud was able to continue her A-level studies at Sandringham High School in Mhondoro when platinum mining company Zimplats decided to sponsor her studies in 2010. Maud scored 12 points in her A-level exams, allowing her to enter the University of Zimbabwe.

University spokesman Dennis Rwafa said Maud was a “remarkable” young girl. “Her perseverance and her achievements are amazing. Now she will study towards an honours degree in accountancy.


“We felt we needed to protect her and so we brought in the Zimbabwe Revenue Authority,” said Rwafa.

The Zimbabwe Revenue Authority has agreed to pay Maud’s fees for her four year accountancy course at the University of Zimbabwe.

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amazing huh ?!
to those who are being sponsored educationally, how much works have we really done actually to be compared with her?

indeed, we are all being sponsored by Allah throughout our life. ^^




source : emailed.




Sunday, 12 August 2012