reporting in..

hahaha
hai all
ore mo isuramukyo hito desu....

Marilah kita belajar jawa--silap, JAWI

Alif = A
Ba = B
Ta = T
Sa = S
Jim = J
Ha = H
Ho= Kho
Dal = D
Zal = Z
Ro = R
Zai = Z (deeper)

its 'kamu kambi'...? what is 'bin'?.
what does that even mean?. haha.
anyway, salam. =] reporting in lulz.

edit: typo

This post has been edited by penmarker: Dec 16 2008, 09:59 PM

Nice try at being a troll, http://forum.lowyat.net/topic/801729/+600

Now, which part did Jesus touched you?

so this thread considered as Amar Makruf Nahi Mungkar?. in disguise?. lulz.
jk jk.

Hello my brothers and sisters! How are you all doing today?

You can read the whole Quran in its original writings, Arabic?

That will be great!

wajib for us to read them in the original writing.

salam..
reporting in..
..so TS is a muslim or what? i confused..

i have no idea..

Jangan mempersendakan Islam dengan riwayat itu ini.

wajib, but still i believe majority of Malays are not proficient in Arabic and most depends on translated writings, which isn't even considered as the word of God.

There used to be Jawi lessons for non-Muslims long time ago, before being replaced with the stupid Moral subject! Learning a new language is always better than knowing what is "Sifat" and "sikap" - which has a negative connotation in the Cantonese dialect

Blademaster claims to be from Iraq, has a wife, but likes to flirt with lady-boys, and claims jesus touched him *ahem* when he was sleeping and he felt so good.

Take a guess.

What u guys comment about this movie Traitor (2008)?

yeah i know. i got some friends who can barely read in Jawi moreover arabic.

and yea, thats too bad. maybe can take as optional?.

havent watched before. lol
how was it?. good?.

my fren said traitor=no good
but i havent watch it myself..

Well, learning Jawi means we know how to read Arabic but not its meaning. Although the meanings are just similar to Bahasa Malaysia, most of it doesnt.





Aku bukanlah mempersendakan Islam, itulah mindset masyarakat melayu yang memikirkan ayat ayat yang digunakan untuk men'translate'kan Al-Quran dan Hadis tidak boleh digunakan untuk kehidupan seharian.

Cakaplah dengan mana mana melayu, kalau disebut Kitab, ianya akan pergi kepada Al-Quran. Tetapi ada banyak lagi Kitab seperti Kitab Al-Qanun fi al-Tibb. Ini merujuk kepada buku Al-Qanun fi al-Tibb dikarang oleh Ibnu Sina.

Adakah ini dianggap mempersendakan Islam? Tidak.
Ini hanyalah ayat yang digunakan untuk menggantikan ayat 'Kisah'.

Satu lagi contoh, Ibnu, Ibn, boleh merujuk kepada bin, Si Polan bin Si polan. 'bin' adalah perkataan arab yang merujuk kepada 'anak kepada'.

Jikalau ini mempersendakan Islam, janganlah menggunakan bin sebaliknya gantilah dengan Anak Lelaki/Anak Perempuan

Jadi tidak bermakna kita tidak boleh menggunakan bahasa Arab dalam kehidupan seharian kita.
Bahasa Arab ialah bahasa yang dipilih oleh Allah untuk menjadi bahasa Al-Quran supaya difahami manusia. Memang ada doa dan pelbagai lagi, tapi telah diberitahu untuk berdoalah dengan bahasa yang kamu fahami.

Mane tau ko baca doa baru, tak tau maksud, buta buta je ikut.

Cuba kalau aku sebut dalam bahasa lain.

Vaanakam, Guten tag, sawadikap, ohayou, assalamualaikum, selamat pagi, dan banyak lagi.
Assalamualaikum adalah bahasa ummah, tapi masih boleh digunakan untuk kegunaan lain.

Fatwa Imam Nawawi (Fatawa Imam Syaraf Nawawi):

Boleh berdo'a kepada orang kafir agar dia diberi petunjuk dgn lafaz "Yahdikumullah" (semuga Allah memberi petunjuk kepadamu);

Assalamualaikum warahmatullah hiwabarakatuh ini khas untuk umat Islam


Jadi tolong jangan campur aduk, ramai orang kat Arab bukannya muslim, tetapi diorang punya cara salam adalah Assalamulaikum. Ko nak dier tukar bahase ke?

Dan, aku dah leh nampak ko akan kata aku kapir laknat, boleh nampak dah. Itulah dia masyarakat melayu kita.

This post has been edited by wanvadder: Dec 17 2008, 02:05 AM

Assalamualaikum...

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Added on December 17, 2008, 1:52 ambtw...aku bukan melayu...

This post has been edited by Oly: Dec 17 2008, 01:52 AM

Muslim pilgrims pray at Jabal Al Rahma, the Mountain of Mercy, at the culmination of the Hajj. The site is believed to be the place where Mohammed delivered his last sermon 14 centuries ago, at Mount Arafat outside Mecca, Saudi Arabia.

Ive been to the Holy Land for umrah before, and Alhamdulilah, nothing wrong although theres some hardship going there.

Even still, its a one in a lifetime experiance, especially infront of the Kaabah, something, very special, I dont know how to explain it. The feel standing infront of the Kaabah is just truly something out of this world.

Insyaallah I will go again, except this time is for Hajj