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SELANGOR : Two persons were lost – On last 17th September when Muslims all over the world still in their Eid mood, Nur Nadhirah Hasiman (21) and also Muhammad Zubair Azizan (21) were trying to find the right way to go to their friends’ house at Klang and Cheras. Their whole day was spending in the car.
The day of Nadhirah started at 6.30 a.m when she wake up from the bed and get a bath, then helped her mother preparing the breakfast. At 9.00 a.m, she had already prepared herself and waiting for Zubair to pick up her at the house.
At 1.00 p.m, Zubair arrived and get ready to go to the two destinations. However, they took about three hours to arrive their first friend’s house, Atikah at Klang. They got lost on their way because they did not know where the house is situated. They just knew the address and followed the signboard on highway. When arrived, because of too hungry, they ate lots of ‘bakso’ at Atikah’s house.
Their journey continued at 4.30 p.m. Next destination was Cheras. The another friend’s house. There were lots of cars on the road and this make their car moved slowly and arrived at 6.00 p.m. After ate Nadhirah’s favourite foods, ‘laksa Penang’ and ‘laksa Johor’ they went back home.
After Nadhirah watched the ‘Bara Cinta Ramadhan’ at that night, she went to sleep because of too tired. Although she was very tired, but she felt so happy because her day on that day was full of laugh.
Hajar Ismail, a joyful girl is having a great time in furthering her studies here in IIUM. “Here in IIUM is such a stark different from my last high school where we only had Malaysian people as students” says Hajar when interviewed last Friday.
As for Hajar, having the opportunity to study in an international university such as IIUM is a blessing. This first year accountancy student happens to enjoy her times here. Within two weeks, she already had friends all around the world due to her friendliness. “I always spent my time at the cafeteria with some of my Indonesian friends” she said.
Leading such a busy life as a student doesn’t stop her from her passion which is photography. “I named my DSLR camera as Bobby” she added.
Other than that, she is also an optimistic person. She looks everything from a positive sight. Thus, she never feels stress and always hoping for a better day for tomorrow. Those who suffer stressfull and feel restricted in their life should make her as an example In leading a better life. “I hope tomorrow will be much better day than today” she said as she ended our interview that day.
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SELANGOR : Two persons were lost – On last 17th September when Muslims all over the world still in their Eid mood, Nur Nadhirah Hasiman (21) and also Muhammad Zubair Azizan (21) were trying to find the right way to go to their friends’ house at Klang and Cheras. Their whole day was spending in the car.
At 1.00 p.m, they were ready to go to the two destinations. However, they took about three hours to arrive their first friend’s house, Atikah at Klang. They got lost on their way because they did not know where the house is situated. They just knew the address and followed the signboard on highway. “I think it is on our left”, said Nadhirah. “No, this is the right way”, Zubair keep arguing. This situation happens about two hours. The road accident involving a car and motorbike complicate matter. “Oh, I feel so dizzy” complained Nadhirah in the car. Finally, they make decision to call their friend and ask the right way.
After ate at Atikah’s house, their journey continued at 4.30 p.m. Next destination was Cheras. Their other friend’s house. There were lots of cars on the road and this make their car moved slowly and arrived at 6.00 p.m. After ate Nadhirah’s favourite foods, ‘laksa Penang’ and ‘laksa Johor’ they went back home.
Although she was very tired, but she felt so happy because her day was full of laugh. “You must know the right way before you go to your destinations or find it in the map, if not you will get lost like me.” Nadhirah gave some advised to the road users.
The shock of recognition (effect of watch television) By: Dina Nurrahmah.
New York City: may 13th 2011, a father was shocked by recognition in the empire state building at night.
He has never stopped watching TV from the TV set, thus he did not know what had happened in his house. Even though after a blackout made all nine TV stations stop working, he did not leave the TV.
After that he is wife said “something is happened to the top of the empire state building” but he did not even recognize he is wife. Then he started to realize, he realize that he has never been much of a father and wanted to make it up to his children. Moreover , he wished that the antenna would not be fixed for another couple at hours. Finally, the blackout in New York city recently, recognized a father.
GOMBAK : A daughter of fisherman, Sakinah Zaini,19, had been choosen to further her study at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) on 4th September. Entering university means her dream to become a lawyer can be realise eventhough she needs to be apart from her family.
Her life in IIUM begins when she already finished her study at UiTM Shah Alam,doing Foundation in Law. Then, with that qualification,she will spend her next 4 years in IIUM to ensure she will enroll degree of law.
Challenges to pursue her dreams begin when she did not pass English Profiency Test (EPT) that allows her to enter kulliyyah. Never give up, she decide to study hard and smart to ensure next semester she will be in kulliyyah.
Eventhough she felt so sad, but she always thinks positive. “Maybe Allah set this for me because I am not ready yet to face the challenges in kulliyyah”, said Sakinah before ended her conversation with media.
Kuala Lumpur – After 3 weeks, Shyamira 19, a former student of UiTM Shah Alam still cannot adapt with new environment at IIUM. The differences of lifestyle, study, friends, food and place in IIUM made she miserable. Nur Shyamira said “ I do like it here, but I find myself thinking too much about how I actually miss my old university, my classmates and roomates, and basically having my own life away from home .”
Basically, she have no interest to study in CELPAD and it looks like she is very dissapointed because she cannot enter the Kulliyah yet as she failed in EPT test. “ I’m not interested to study English and Arabic all the times. But I have to learn it because it is one of the requirement to allow me enter the Kulliyah .”
From what she said, I can conclude that she get jealous when some of her friends in other universities such as UiTM, UM and UUM don’t need to sit for EPT and APT test. So, they can automatically enter to Kuliyyah and starting to learn law subject. Because of this situation, she felt that her life totally different as the way it used to be before. What she expect before enter IIUm is different with what she are facing now.
However she admitted that she felt better sometimes to be here as she can learn more things about Islam. She knows, God have something better for her and she believe something better awaits her in IIUM.
Mariam Ali, a student in IIUM has been separated from her twin sister for the first time since elementary school. Yesterday she said: “it’s difficult to me”.
There is different between these sisters, Mariam has hard time to meet new people and also she is a shy person. However, her sister is a brave person so she has ability to make friendship quickly. So, Mariam depend on her sister in everything and she protects herself by her sister and she called her “my savior”.
In the last semester, they were together in the same class, sat side beside and talked each other. But the most things that Mariam missed in her class is the spirit of competition between her and her sister, she said:” I want it back”. So, that makes us wondering, Can Mariam adapt with her new situation or she can’t handle it?
Gombak- Siti Hasmera binti Ariffin(21), a new student of IIUM from Pasir Puteh, Kelantan. After six day registered on 4 September 2011, she gets a fewer. Entering the IIUM is a new page of life because she needs to adapt the changing of the environment. At Kelantan, she just lives with her parents, but when entering the IIUM, she needs to stay at the mahallah. She said that, she needs to go home.
She said, “I’m not feeling very well, so I want to return to my home and meet my family and take a rest at my home”. She said again, she needs to return to home for a few days to relax her body from the changing environment and she said that, she will try to adapt and comfort with the environment at the campus soon. At the end, she said that, she hopes will get better soon after take a rest for a few days at her home by the care of her family.
We have distributed to some groups, I was in the first group. We were given a task. The task is, we need to design a video related to the story given by the teacher. the story related to a murder. so that each member of each team will be playing a character that is in the way of the story.
We have discussed in the group and was distributed each character. all there are eight characters to be played. two persons as investigators and six people as suspects.investigator responsible for tracking purposes to identify the murderer and the murderoccurred.
We were given time till Friday to be presented. all questionnaires will be recorded and will be on display in the classroom. Ending the most interesting will be the winners and the losers will sponsor prizes for the winning team.
Allhamdullah, my group had a discussion on this afternoon in the library .we have discussed how the story will be done. each of which has been prepared and as soon as possible that we will complete the task.
Selangor: Searching for happiness - that is the one thing that student from International Islamic University Malaysia, Nurul Atikah found when she started to be a student in that university at Gombak, here on Monday.
About one month, she cannot found some happiness studying in that university. When Atikah went to her classes, she always feels bored and sleepy. She didn’t know why she not enjoyed studying in that university. “Maybe, all of this causes because I learned the same subjects everyday”, said Atikah when interviewed last Saturday.
This student must spend about one year in languages classes that were English class and Arabic class. It is because she not exempted from both languages exams that the university state to all new students before they entered kulliyyah.
Even though, Atikah always remember her father’s advice that she cannot easy to give up and always think that what she got now, it is the best that Allah arranged for her. So, she hopes that she can found the happiness in studies again as she studies at her old college.
Malaysia-New student is Halimatul Murni bt Yusoff from Tumpat, Kelantan came here to International Islamic University Malaysia on 4th September 2011 to pursue her studies in Degree of Usuluddin and Comparative Religion. She said, ‘I must have level 5.5 of English Placement Test to exit kulliyyah, I had very sad.’
Every day, she must go to KAED for English class. She will struggle and hardworking for study because want to get band 5.5. She has walks alone, suddenly meet her friends and walked together.
Besides that, she always missed her mother and family. So, ‘I have called my mother and sister when I have free time such the morning and evening’, she said. ‘This is my first year and I feel I will soon make friends with oversea and figure out all their cultures’. She can get try for life in new country while attempt for a better person in our study.
Ieza, a student from IIUM, Gombak. Everyday, she must attend a English class for teacher Hazlinah and Sir Abdul Matin. She only had English class for this semester because she failed English Placement Test.
Like many student from overseas or local, Ieza sometimes feel homesick. She make a busy day on weekends to forgot about her miss at her family in Perlis." I miss my family so much".
On weekends, she likes read a novel or magazine. She always borrowed from her friend and sometime she give her novel to her friends.
Life can be lonely for expats in a new place. So, she must be strong for successful in the future.
Gombak, Selangor- Nurfraheeda bt Che Ab Rahman, first year History and Civilization’s student managed to further her study at International Islam University Malaysia (IIUM), Gombak, Selangor. She was register at Mahallah Maryam’s Office on 4 September 2011. She said again, she succeeds to be an IIUM’s student after she got a quite bad result for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM). Then, she decides to continue her study in form 6. She realizes that she must do her best in STPM’s exam. ‘I must attempt and study hard if I want to be a student at any university in Malaysia’, said Fraheeda.
Stay at the hostel or more familiar as Mahallah, was the first experience she had to be separate with her family. She said with smile, ‘I’m going to be homesick and maybe crying every day in the first day but I’ll try my best to survive. I’m also hope that I can learn something when I must stay far from my family. I must be independent’.
She said, first day at her mahallah, she’s only at her department in her room. She did not mind who her roommates was.’ I’m only still feeling so sad at all my time’, said Fraheeda.
Fraheeda said, she was made a promise with her parents that she would struggle at this university because she could not depend on her parents anymore. She said again, ‘I must do everything by my own. Here there’s no my parents to help me to do something.
She said that she will be stronger to face the challenges at this International Islam University Malaysia.
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BY NUR NADHIRAH HASIMAN
nadhirah.hasiman@live.iium.edu.my
SELANGOR : Two persons were lost – On last 17th September when Muslims all over the world still in their Eid mood, Nur Nadhirah Hasiman (21) and also Muhammad Zubair Azizan (21) were trying to find the right way to go to their friends’ house at Klang and Cheras. Their whole day was spending in the car.
The day of Nadhirah started at 6.30 a.m when she wake up from the bed and get a bath, then helped her mother preparing the breakfast. At 9.00 a.m, she had already prepared herself and waiting for Zubair to pick up her at the house.
At 1.00 p.m, Zubair arrived and get ready to go to the two destinations. However, they took about three hours to arrive their first friend’s house, Atikah at Klang. They got lost on their way because they did not know where the house is situated. They just knew the address and followed the signboard on highway. When arrived, because of too hungry, they ate lots of ‘bakso’ at Atikah’s house.
Their journey continued at 4.30 p.m. Next destination was Cheras. The another friend’s house. There were lots of cars on the road and this make their car moved slowly and arrived at 6.00 p.m. After ate Nadhirah’s favourite foods, ‘laksa Penang’ and ‘laksa Johor’ they went back home.
After Nadhirah watched the ‘Bara Cinta Ramadhan’ at that night, she went to sleep because of too tired. Although she was very tired, but she felt so happy because her day on that day was full of laugh.
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ReplyDeleteOptimistic seems to be the key of all.
ReplyDeleteHajar Ismail, a joyful girl is having a great time in furthering her studies here in IIUM. “Here in IIUM is such a stark different from my last high school where we only had Malaysian people as students” says Hajar when interviewed last Friday.
As for Hajar, having the opportunity to study in an international university such as IIUM is a blessing. This first year accountancy student happens to enjoy her times here. Within two weeks, she already had friends all around the world due to her friendliness. “I always spent my time at the cafeteria with some of my Indonesian friends” she said.
Leading such a busy life as a student doesn’t stop her from her passion which is photography. “I named my DSLR camera as Bobby” she added.
Other than that, she is also an optimistic person. She looks everything from a positive sight. Thus, she never feels stress and always hoping for a better day for tomorrow. Those who suffer stressfull and feel restricted in their life should make her as an example In leading a better life. “I hope tomorrow will be much better day than today” she said as she ended our interview that day.
LOST ON EID
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BY NUR NADHIRAH HASIMAN
nadhirah.hasiman@live.iium.edu.my
SELANGOR : Two persons were lost – On last 17th September when Muslims all over the world still in their Eid mood, Nur Nadhirah Hasiman (21) and also Muhammad Zubair Azizan (21) were trying to find the right way to go to their friends’ house at Klang and Cheras. Their whole day was spending in the car.
At 1.00 p.m, they were ready to go to the two destinations. However, they took about three hours to arrive their first friend’s house, Atikah at Klang. They got lost on their way because they did not know where the house is situated. They just knew the address and followed the signboard on highway. “I think it is on our left”, said Nadhirah. “No, this is the right way”, Zubair keep arguing. This situation happens about two hours. The road accident involving a car and motorbike complicate matter. “Oh, I feel so dizzy” complained Nadhirah in the car. Finally, they make decision to call their friend and ask the right way.
After ate at Atikah’s house, their journey continued at 4.30 p.m. Next destination was Cheras. Their other friend’s house. There were lots of cars on the road and this make their car moved slowly and arrived at 6.00 p.m. After ate Nadhirah’s favourite foods, ‘laksa Penang’ and ‘laksa Johor’ they went back home.
Although she was very tired, but she felt so happy because her day was full of laugh. “You must know the right way before you go to your destinations or find it in the map, if not you will get lost like me.” Nadhirah gave some advised to the road users.
The shock of recognition
ReplyDelete(effect of watch television)
By: Dina Nurrahmah.
New York City: may 13th 2011, a father was shocked by recognition in the empire state building at night.
He has never stopped watching TV from the TV set, thus he did not know what had happened in his house.
Even though after a blackout made all nine TV stations stop working, he did not leave the TV.
After that he is wife said “something is happened to the top of the empire state building” but he did not even recognize he is wife. Then he started to realize, he realize that he has never been much of a father and wanted to make it up to his children. Moreover , he wished that the antenna would not be fixed for another couple at hours.
Finally, the blackout in New York city recently, recognized a father.
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ReplyDeleteREALISING HER DREAMS
ReplyDeleteBy Nur Sakinah Binti Mohd Zaini
GOMBAK : A daughter of fisherman, Sakinah Zaini,19, had been choosen to further her study at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM) on 4th September. Entering university means her dream to become a lawyer can be realise eventhough she needs to be apart from her family.
Her life in IIUM begins when she already finished her study at UiTM Shah Alam,doing Foundation in Law. Then, with that qualification,she will spend her next 4 years in IIUM to ensure she will enroll degree of law.
Challenges to pursue her dreams begin when she did not pass English Profiency Test (EPT) that allows her to enter kulliyyah. Never give up, she decide to study hard and smart to ensure next semester she will be in kulliyyah.
Eventhough she felt so sad, but she always thinks positive. “Maybe Allah set this for me because I am not ready yet to face the challenges in kulliyyah”, said Sakinah before ended her conversation with media.
Kuala Lumpur – After 3 weeks, Shyamira 19, a former student of UiTM Shah Alam still cannot adapt with new environment at IIUM. The differences of lifestyle, study, friends, food and place in IIUM made she miserable. Nur Shyamira said “ I do like it here, but I find myself thinking too much about how I actually miss my old university, my classmates and roomates, and basically having my own life away from home .”
ReplyDeleteBasically, she have no interest to study in CELPAD and it looks like she is very dissapointed because she cannot enter the Kulliyah yet as she failed in EPT test. “ I’m not interested to study English and Arabic all the times. But I have to learn it because it is one of the requirement to allow me enter the Kulliyah .”
From what she said, I can conclude that she get jealous when some of her friends in other universities such as UiTM, UM and UUM don’t need to sit for EPT and APT test. So, they can automatically enter to Kuliyyah and starting to learn law subject. Because of this situation, she felt that her life totally different as the way it used to be before. What she expect before enter IIUm is different with what she are facing now.
However she admitted that she felt better sometimes to be here as she can learn more things about Islam. She knows, God have something better for her and she believe something better awaits her in IIUM.
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ReplyDeleteMariam Ali, a student in IIUM has been separated from her twin sister for the first time since elementary school. Yesterday she said: “it’s difficult to me”.
ReplyDeleteThere is different between these sisters, Mariam has hard time to meet new people and also she is a shy person. However, her sister is a brave person so she has ability to make friendship quickly. So, Mariam depend on her sister in everything and she protects herself by her sister and she called her “my savior”.
In the last semester, they were together in the same class, sat side beside and talked each other. But the most things that Mariam missed in her class is the spirit of competition between her and her sister, she said:” I want it back”. So, that makes us wondering, Can Mariam adapt with her new situation or she can’t handle it?
Learning to Adapt by SITI HASMERA
ReplyDeleteGombak- Siti Hasmera binti Ariffin(21), a new student of IIUM from Pasir Puteh, Kelantan. After six day registered on 4 September 2011, she gets a fewer. Entering the IIUM is a new page of life because she needs to adapt the changing of the environment. At Kelantan, she just lives with her parents, but when entering the IIUM, she needs to stay at the mahallah. She said that, she needs to go home.
She said, “I’m not feeling very well, so I want to return to my home and meet my family and take a rest at my home”. She said again, she needs to return to home for a few days to relax her body from the changing environment and she said that, she will try to adapt and comfort with the environment at the campus soon. At the end, she said that, she hopes will get better soon after take a rest for a few days at her home by the care of her family.
Group taks..:))
ReplyDeleteWe have distributed to some groups, I was in the first group. We were given a task. The task is, we need to design a video related to the story given by the teacher. the story related to a murder. so that each member of each team will be playing a character that is in the way of the story.
We have discussed in the group and was distributed each character. all there are eight characters to be played. two persons as investigators and six people as suspects.investigator responsible for tracking purposes to identify the murderer and the murderoccurred.
We were given time till Friday to be presented. all questionnaires will be recorded and will be on display in the classroom. Ending the most interesting will be the winners and the losers will sponsor prizes for the winning team.
Allhamdullah, my group had a discussion on this afternoon in the library .we have discussed how the story will be done. each of which has been prepared and as soon as possible that we will complete the task.
salam..:))
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ReplyDeleteSEARCHING FOR HAPPINESS
ReplyDeleteSelangor: Searching for happiness - that is the one thing that student from International Islamic University Malaysia, Nurul Atikah found when she started to be a student in that university at Gombak, here on Monday.
About one month, she cannot found some happiness studying in that university. When Atikah went to her classes, she always feels bored and sleepy. She didn’t know why she not enjoyed studying in that university. “Maybe, all of this causes because I learned the same subjects everyday”, said Atikah when interviewed last Saturday.
This student must spend about one year in languages classes that were English class and Arabic class. It is because she not exempted from both languages exams that the university state to all new students before they entered kulliyyah.
Even though, Atikah always remember her father’s advice that she cannot easy to give up and always think that what she got now, it is the best that Allah arranged for her. So, she hopes that she can found the happiness in studies again as she studies at her old college.
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ReplyDeleteNEW STUDENT WANT TO GET BAND 5.5
ReplyDeleteMalaysia-New student is Halimatul Murni bt Yusoff from Tumpat, Kelantan came here to International Islamic University Malaysia on 4th September 2011 to pursue her studies in Degree of Usuluddin and Comparative Religion. She said, ‘I must have level 5.5 of English Placement Test to exit kulliyyah, I had very sad.’
Every day, she must go to KAED for English class. She will struggle and hardworking for study because want to get band 5.5. She has walks alone, suddenly meet her friends and walked together.
Besides that, she always missed her mother and family. So, ‘I have called my mother and sister when I have free time such the morning and evening’, she said. ‘This is my first year and I feel I will soon make friends with oversea and figure out all their cultures’. She can get try for life in new country while attempt for a better person in our study.
Ieza, a student from IIUM, Gombak. Everyday, she must attend a English class for teacher Hazlinah and Sir Abdul Matin. She only had English class for this semester because she failed English Placement Test.
ReplyDeleteLike many student from overseas or local, Ieza sometimes feel homesick. She make a busy day on weekends to forgot about her miss at her family in Perlis." I miss my family so much".
On weekends, she likes read a novel or magazine. She always borrowed from her friend and sometime she give her novel to her friends.
Life can be lonely for expats in a new place. So, she must be strong for successful in the future.
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ReplyDeleteSURVIVE AT THE UNIVERSITY
ReplyDeleteGombak, Selangor- Nurfraheeda bt Che Ab Rahman, first year History and Civilization’s student managed to further her study at International Islam University Malaysia (IIUM), Gombak, Selangor. She was register at Mahallah Maryam’s Office on 4 September 2011. She said again, she succeeds to be an IIUM’s student after she got a quite bad result for Sijil Pelajaran Malaysia (SPM). Then, she decides to continue her study in form 6. She realizes that she must do her best in STPM’s exam. ‘I must attempt and study hard if I want to be a student at any university in Malaysia’, said Fraheeda.
Stay at the hostel or more familiar as Mahallah, was the first experience she had to be separate with her family. She said with smile, ‘I’m going to be homesick and maybe crying every day in the first day but I’ll try my best to survive. I’m also hope that I can learn something when I must stay far from my family. I must be independent’.
She said, first day at her mahallah, she’s only at her department in her room. She did not mind who her roommates was.’ I’m only still feeling so sad at all my time’, said Fraheeda.
Fraheeda said, she was made a promise with her parents that she would struggle at this university because she could not depend on her parents anymore. She said again, ‘I must do everything by my own. Here there’s no my parents to help me to do something.
She said that she will be stronger to face the challenges at this International Islam University Malaysia.