panik beb.

I am starting to blog, although I have a bit of difficulty in expressing myself. Still and will always learn from veteran bloggers like Ustaz Hasrizal and Abang Wan.

I have one rule for myself so far, no mixing of languages. Hope I won’t break my own rule when I start blogging.

Can’t wait for Abang Wan next issue. Press on!

My dear brother, for me this thing is ijtihadi…Al Qardhawi said there are times that we better keep quiet (for time being) rather than make an open statement (that could be detrimental). A ‘redha’ silence is different from a ‘strategized’ silence. Anyway, you could judge better since you’re closer.

Al Qardhawi gave two examples (that I can remember) from his book. One is when the sahabas asked our beloved Prophet s.a.w. why he kept quiet regarding the hypocrites, while he knew each of them. He said that I’m afraid that people will say that Muhammad s.a.w. kills his own people; thus the society will be in chaos (in other words harm is more than good).

And another prove is in the Quran where prophet Harun a.s. who stayed with the Bani Israel who got lost in the desert, he saw them praying to the golden cow, but yet he kept quiet (for that moment) and waited until Moses came back.

Abu Saif please correct me if I’m wrong.

Anyway, we make our own calls and should be ‘berjiwa besar’ to get any reaction be it welcomed or unwelcomed in nature.

I don’t quite agree with the notion of ‘mendiamkan diri’. Our example is the Prophet and he definitely did not stay quiet.

And we should not have a double standard. There are people in PAS who says, lawan tetap lawan when facing people from the “other side”. But when it comes to internal incompetence, they say jangan lawan. The result is what you have now.

A’kum all, just heard that my former president opened a weblog. Tu yang intai-intai masuk ni.

A lot of things happening in the UK ke since I left end of 2004?

Anyway good luck to Wan Saiful for your venture, as we have a lot of things to do here in Malaysia as well. I met Dr. Akop, he talked about you last week. I’m looking forward to visiting UK later this year. Hopefully by then, I can visit your concillor’s office.

Kat Malaysia ni ada aim baru. “We want substance not rhetoric”. But we have very limited manpower and especially ‘brains’ to realise this. Yang ada ‘brain’ pulak tak sabar (darah muda) dan bila kecewa menyepikan diri. TGNA and TGAH tak pernah putus asa disepanjang tribulasi di bawah kepimpinan Datuk Asri malah menghormati dan seboleh-bolehnya ‘mendiamkan diri’. kerana ‘your time will come’, insya Allah. Then you have to prove and have the freedom to exercise what you have preached before.

just my 2 cents (sampai sekarang tak faham apa maksud ni?)