TARBIAH RUHIAH ertinya didikan supaya iltizam dengan amalan ibadah sehingga dapat merasakan kelazatan hasil mengerjakan ibadah itu serta dapat mencari kekuatan hati melaluinya. Juga untuk mempertingkatkan muhasabah dan muraqabah sebagai paksi kepada gerak kerja yang baik, menanamkan kesabaran yang tinggi dalam amal jamaie, sensitif kepada dosa dan mungkar, bersemangat jihad dan bercita-cita untuk syahid.
Ketika mengukuti program bengkel kemahiran keibubapaan sabtu lepas, ustah pahrol mohd juoi membawakan tajuk ceramah pendidikan peringkat kanak- kanak. Banyak yang saya boleh kongsikan. Walaupun ceramah lebih tertumpu kepada cara mendidik anak- anak, namun input yang diberikan sebenarnya boleh diluaskan lagi skopnya untuk menempuh cabaran kehidupan mendatang agar menjadi mukmin yang lebih baik dari hari ke hari, insya ALLAH.
Proses pembelajaran adalah sesuatu yang bermula dari dalam buaian hingga ke liang lahad. Tiga adab penting dalam pembelajaran dengan mengambil air yang mengalir sebagai asimilasi iaitu
1. berterusan belajar
2. rendah diri
3. niat untuk mengajar
menjadi seorang pemimpin yang baik anda seharusnya tidak berhenti belajar. LEADERS ARE LEANERS, when you stop learning you stop leading.
Andai pernah tersasar dalam kehidupan ini...pesan seorang teman kepada saya tak lama dulu.. ’susun balik hidup kita’ dan kata ustaz pahrol SATU KEBAIKAN DIMULAKAN BERULANG- ULANG KALI, repetition is mother of knowledge.
Hidup adalah perjalanan panjang yang sentiasa perlu dilengkapi dengan ilmu..kata ustaz lagi ’kalau kita tak buat PREPARATION, masa depan nanti kita kena buat banyak PREPARATION.
Tarbiah ruhiah adalah asas penting yang membentuk akhlak dan personality seseorang
Belief system/ iman
Mindset/ world view
Value
Attitude
Behaviour
Segalanya bermula dengan system kepercayaan iaitu iman. Kesempurnaan dan keindahan iman hanya dapat dicapai dengan jayanya melalui tarbiah ruhiah yang berkesan yang telah pun saya tulis erti dan maknanya pada awal entry ini.
Iman seterusnya membawa kepada mind setting dan world view, pandangan hidup orang yang percaya dengan ALLAH adalah jauh berbeza dengan pandangan hidup orang yang tidak percaya kepada ALLAH.
Pandangan hidup seterusnya membawa kepada nilai (value) yang membentuk kelakuan (attitude).
Kelakuan yang sering dilakukan akan akhirnya membawa kepada perangai (behavior) yang dapat kita lihat pada diri seseorang.
Penghujung kepada hari Sabtu yang penuh dengan ceramah di Masjid Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur, saya mengerti lagi bahawa kita perlu BELAJAR BERTERIMA KASIH. Tugas ibu dan ayah mendidik kita adalah satu tugas professional yang memerlukan kemahiran high- tech (al- qawi) dan high –touch (al- amin). Ibu bapa berhempas pulas mendidik batin anak –anak untuk melahirkan anak yang soleh pada zaman arus hari ini yang sangat membahayakan.
Pengajaran terbaik yang saya perolehi di hujung haru itu adalah, untuk menjadi hamba ALLAH yang lebih baik…seperti tulisan Faisal Tehrani dalam novel beliau kombat 1511H.. ‘KEMBALI KEPADA DASAR’ . Stephen Covey menulis dalam bukunya the 7 habits of highly effective people…habit yang ketiga adalah PUT FIRST THING FIRST..kembali lah kita kepada pesoalan SOLAT . Baiki solat! Baiki hubungan dengan ALLAH!
Friday, May 30, 2008
Tuesday, May 13, 2008
BACHELOR OF PHARMACY…HERE I COME! (^_^)
Why I’m destined to do this course?...
Let us senpai(senior) how they manage to face it for the whole day and night..
Here is the respond I get..
By the will of Allah, I’ll be registering as a final year Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) student this coming July 7, 2008. Thinking about this always makes me feel terrible since it means that within one year from now on, I’ll be serving my people with my own capacity gifted by Allah the Almighty. A gift from Allah is one story but my own preparation is another story. There are too many things that I have to learn by heart so that I can face the in-coming obstacles patiently and successfully. I wonder if I can give the best of me to other people. So, I say a little pray that He’ll be guiding me, shower me with His Blessing along the way and help me to be istiqamah in His way, amen!
In the beginning of every new academic session, these common questions will be bombarded to me by my juniors:
1- “What are the things that we will learn during the first year?”
2- “Is that difficult to study pharmacy?”
3- “What is so special doing the B. Pharm?”
The followings are my personal based-on-experience-answers dedicated to all my juniors out there! Because they are personal answers, so they may not resemble other official remarks, okay? Hope they can provide you a clearer over-view.
1- There are 2 answers for this question. Firstly, you will study the fundamental subjects such as intro to pharmacy, physiology, pharmacy practice, anatomy & histology, Islamic worldview, physical pharmacy, organic chemistry, microbiology, Bahasa Melayu, IT etc. You have to aim to score as much as possible during this 1st year of the real campus life. These should be motivating though, since you’ll be facing a lot of new terms which you never come across while you were studying in CFS. It’s a new knowledge which should be adored wholeheartedly. To achieve the aim, you have to simultaneously put a strong grip to my second answer.
So, secondly, you will learn on how to adapt with a totally new life: new friends, new roommates, new lecturers, new subjects, and of course new responsibilities. If you can’t cope with these new stuffs, they will terribly affect your study. Sounds scary? Don’t worry, dear. As long as you open your big heart to take the challenge, you’ll be strong enough. Don’t take too much time only to recognize your own effective study style. I advise this since poking your face on the books all the times and neglecting other things is not a good habit. As a dai’e, you also have 24 hours a day just like others. Thus, you have to wisely manage your precious time as your burdens will be relatively greater than others, which make your time lesser than your responsibilities. The most important thing is do plan your life carefully and making a things-to-do-list will be very helpful. After your every struggle, put your tawakkal on Allah. Hopefully, He is guiding you to the very best that you can do. It is not a peculiar thing to suddenly hear a scream in the midst of a peaceful night. Oops, not a hysteria! Rather, it is a tension scream of those who do not know how to practice tawakkal. Now, you see the importance of good management, striving and surrendering? So, be cool!
2- Well, for me, it’s not fair to say that this course is more difficult than that course or this course is lighter than any other course. For example, a medical student may think that his course is the hardest thing in the world he has to face because he has to study almost all diseases, diagnosis, prevention and treatment in detail. Once entering the clinical years, he’ll be doing the ward-round and on-call now and then. The student will be graded as only pass or fail in every examination and the examination takes 3 – 4 days. Whereas, a pharmacy student may also want to say that he has a tougher life. He has to go to class from 8 am to 6 pm almost everyday, study about diseases, prevention, treatment and drugs (in detail), write 3 – 4 lab reports to be submitted in a week, do the case write-up in the clinical years, attach to retail and hospital pharmacy to gain experience and sit for mid- and end-semester examination which will usually last for at least 1 week and the results will be carried forward to the next subsequent years. By giving this real example, I bet you can now understand that this is the kind of life that human beings have to lead; there are ups and downs, sooner or later. Try to be patient, alright?
3- For the third question, the answer is: SECRETS! To dig out the secrets, you have to be in the journey of a pharmacy student. As you move forward, more and more secrets will be revealed. It's only you who will know what the special things are, not anyone else. I’ve found some of the buried secrets which I hope can help me in becoming one of the loyal servants of Allah and I’m still searching for more. I hope that you’ll find the treasure too!
Plagiaries from kak ac’s blog
Sorry akak.. don’t summon me
Sharing is caring anyway.. hehe
Let us senpai(senior) how they manage to face it for the whole day and night..
Here is the respond I get..
By the will of Allah, I’ll be registering as a final year Bachelor of Pharmacy (B. Pharm) student this coming July 7, 2008. Thinking about this always makes me feel terrible since it means that within one year from now on, I’ll be serving my people with my own capacity gifted by Allah the Almighty. A gift from Allah is one story but my own preparation is another story. There are too many things that I have to learn by heart so that I can face the in-coming obstacles patiently and successfully. I wonder if I can give the best of me to other people. So, I say a little pray that He’ll be guiding me, shower me with His Blessing along the way and help me to be istiqamah in His way, amen!
In the beginning of every new academic session, these common questions will be bombarded to me by my juniors:
1- “What are the things that we will learn during the first year?”
2- “Is that difficult to study pharmacy?”
3- “What is so special doing the B. Pharm?”
The followings are my personal based-on-experience-answers dedicated to all my juniors out there! Because they are personal answers, so they may not resemble other official remarks, okay? Hope they can provide you a clearer over-view.
1- There are 2 answers for this question. Firstly, you will study the fundamental subjects such as intro to pharmacy, physiology, pharmacy practice, anatomy & histology, Islamic worldview, physical pharmacy, organic chemistry, microbiology, Bahasa Melayu, IT etc. You have to aim to score as much as possible during this 1st year of the real campus life. These should be motivating though, since you’ll be facing a lot of new terms which you never come across while you were studying in CFS. It’s a new knowledge which should be adored wholeheartedly. To achieve the aim, you have to simultaneously put a strong grip to my second answer.
So, secondly, you will learn on how to adapt with a totally new life: new friends, new roommates, new lecturers, new subjects, and of course new responsibilities. If you can’t cope with these new stuffs, they will terribly affect your study. Sounds scary? Don’t worry, dear. As long as you open your big heart to take the challenge, you’ll be strong enough. Don’t take too much time only to recognize your own effective study style. I advise this since poking your face on the books all the times and neglecting other things is not a good habit. As a dai’e, you also have 24 hours a day just like others. Thus, you have to wisely manage your precious time as your burdens will be relatively greater than others, which make your time lesser than your responsibilities. The most important thing is do plan your life carefully and making a things-to-do-list will be very helpful. After your every struggle, put your tawakkal on Allah. Hopefully, He is guiding you to the very best that you can do. It is not a peculiar thing to suddenly hear a scream in the midst of a peaceful night. Oops, not a hysteria! Rather, it is a tension scream of those who do not know how to practice tawakkal. Now, you see the importance of good management, striving and surrendering? So, be cool!
2- Well, for me, it’s not fair to say that this course is more difficult than that course or this course is lighter than any other course. For example, a medical student may think that his course is the hardest thing in the world he has to face because he has to study almost all diseases, diagnosis, prevention and treatment in detail. Once entering the clinical years, he’ll be doing the ward-round and on-call now and then. The student will be graded as only pass or fail in every examination and the examination takes 3 – 4 days. Whereas, a pharmacy student may also want to say that he has a tougher life. He has to go to class from 8 am to 6 pm almost everyday, study about diseases, prevention, treatment and drugs (in detail), write 3 – 4 lab reports to be submitted in a week, do the case write-up in the clinical years, attach to retail and hospital pharmacy to gain experience and sit for mid- and end-semester examination which will usually last for at least 1 week and the results will be carried forward to the next subsequent years. By giving this real example, I bet you can now understand that this is the kind of life that human beings have to lead; there are ups and downs, sooner or later. Try to be patient, alright?
3- For the third question, the answer is: SECRETS! To dig out the secrets, you have to be in the journey of a pharmacy student. As you move forward, more and more secrets will be revealed. It's only you who will know what the special things are, not anyone else. I’ve found some of the buried secrets which I hope can help me in becoming one of the loyal servants of Allah and I’m still searching for more. I hope that you’ll find the treasure too!
Plagiaries from kak ac’s blog
Sorry akak.. don’t summon me
Sharing is caring anyway.. hehe
Saturday, May 3, 2008
DON’T SAY YOU’RE NOT IMPORTANT,
IT SIMPLY ISN’T TRUE,
THE FACT THAT YOU WERE BORN ,
IS PROOF, GOD HAS A PLAN FOR YOU,
THE PATH MAY SEEM UNCLEAR RIGHT NOW,
BUT ONE DAY YOU WILL SEE,
THAT ALL THAT COME BEFORE,
WAS TRULY MEANT TO BE,
GOD WROTE THE BOOK THAT IS YOUR LIFE,
THAT’S ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW,
EACH DAY THAT YOU ARE LIVING,
WAS WRITTEN LONG AGO,
GOD ONLY WRITES BEST SELLERS,
SO BE PROUD OF WHO YOU ARE,
YOUR CHARACTER IS IMPORTANT,
IN THIS BOOK YOU ARE THE ‘STAR’
ENJOY THE NOVEL AS IT READS,
IT WILL STAND THROUGHOUT THE AGES,
SAVOR EACH CHAPTER AS YOU GO,
TAKE TIME TO TURN THE PAGES.
5 SIMPLE RULES TO BE HAPPY
1 free your heart from hatred
2 free your mind from worries
3 live simply
4 give more
5 expect less
Taken from novel HIJAAB WAALI…THE VEILED GIRL
By dr syed ikram hussain abidi
A very inspiring novel which the writer dedicated it…
to every girl who adopts ‘hijaab’ not just as a covering material, but as a true & sincere lifestyle.
IT SIMPLY ISN’T TRUE,
THE FACT THAT YOU WERE BORN ,
IS PROOF, GOD HAS A PLAN FOR YOU,
THE PATH MAY SEEM UNCLEAR RIGHT NOW,
BUT ONE DAY YOU WILL SEE,
THAT ALL THAT COME BEFORE,
WAS TRULY MEANT TO BE,
GOD WROTE THE BOOK THAT IS YOUR LIFE,
THAT’S ALL YOU NEED TO KNOW,
EACH DAY THAT YOU ARE LIVING,
WAS WRITTEN LONG AGO,
GOD ONLY WRITES BEST SELLERS,
SO BE PROUD OF WHO YOU ARE,
YOUR CHARACTER IS IMPORTANT,
IN THIS BOOK YOU ARE THE ‘STAR’
ENJOY THE NOVEL AS IT READS,
IT WILL STAND THROUGHOUT THE AGES,
SAVOR EACH CHAPTER AS YOU GO,
TAKE TIME TO TURN THE PAGES.
5 SIMPLE RULES TO BE HAPPY
1 free your heart from hatred
2 free your mind from worries
3 live simply
4 give more
5 expect less
Taken from novel HIJAAB WAALI…THE VEILED GIRL
By dr syed ikram hussain abidi
A very inspiring novel which the writer dedicated it…
to every girl who adopts ‘hijaab’ not just as a covering material, but as a true & sincere lifestyle.
Thursday, May 1, 2008
one of the most remarkable place that i had visited at Aceh is grave known as 'perkuburan massal'. thounsands of dead victims were burried in the same grave. more than 200 thousands people were killed during tsunami.
waktu di islamic solidary scholl(iss), anak kecil maria datang berborak dengan saya.'kakak, maria mahu kakak datang ke sini, jangan pulang- pulang lagi, maria ngak punya sesiapa'. she really touched my heart...another kids ask my friend.'kakak, kakak masih punya ayah dan ibu?' selepas mengiyakan pertanyaannya..dia menjawab 'enaknya..'.aceh bring thousand of tears and a deep lesson. i am indeed, very lucky.LUCKY.ALHAMDULILLAH
waktu di islamic solidary scholl(iss), anak kecil maria datang berborak dengan saya.'kakak, maria mahu kakak datang ke sini, jangan pulang- pulang lagi, maria ngak punya sesiapa'. she really touched my heart...another kids ask my friend.'kakak, kakak masih punya ayah dan ibu?' selepas mengiyakan pertanyaannya..dia menjawab 'enaknya..'.aceh bring thousand of tears and a deep lesson. i am indeed, very lucky.LUCKY.ALHAMDULILLAH
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