Menghayati Perjuangan Solafussoleh..: Cuti Sekolah 2011

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Cuti Sekolah 2011

Malaysian State & National Holidays 2011

Dates Occasion For
1 January
Saturday New Year All states except Johor, Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis & Trengganu
11 January
Tuesday Hari Hol Almarhum Sultan Johor Johor only
14 January
Friday Yang di-Pertuan Besar
Negeri Sembilan's Birthday Negeri Sembilan only
16 January
Monday Sultan of Kedah's Birthday Kedah only
20 January
Thursday Thaipusam Kuala Lumpur, Putrajaya, Johor, Negeri Sembilan, Perak, Penang & Selangor only
1 February
Tuesday Federal Territory Day Federal Territory of Kuala Lumpur, Labuan & Putrajaya only
3 February
Thursday Chinese New Year Nationwide
4 February
Friday Chinese New Year (2nd Day) All states except Kelantan and Trengganu
15 February
Tuesday Prophet Muhammad's Birthday
(Maulidur Rasul) Nationwide
4 March
Friday Anniversary of Installation
of Sultan of Trengganu Trengganu only
30 - 31 March
Wed & Thurs Sultan of Kelantan's Birthday Kelantan only
15 April
Friday Declaration of Malacca as
a Historical City Malacca only
19 April
Tuesday Sultan of Perak's Birthday Perak only
22 April
Friday Good Friday Sabah & Sarawak only
1 May
Sunday Labour Day Nationwide
7 May
Saturday Hari Hol Pahang Pahang only
17 May
Tuesday Wesak Day Nationwide
17 May
Tuesday Raja Perlis' Birthday Perlis only
30- 31 May
Mon & Tues Harvest Festival
Pesta Kaamatan Sabah Sabah & Labuan only
1 - 2 June
Wed & Thurs Sarawak Harvest Festival
Hari Gawai Sarawak Sarawak only
4 June
Saturday Malaysian King's Birthday
Harijadi Agong Nationwide
29 June
Wednesday Israk & Mikraj Kedah, Negeri Sembilan & Perlis only
7 July
Thursday Georgetown Heritage Day Penang - but not a 'paid holiday' for private sectors employees.
9 July
Saturday Penang Governor's Birthday Penang only
20 July
Wednesday Sultan of Trengganu's Birthday Trengganu only
1 August
Monday Awal Ramadan Johor, Kedah & Malacca only
17 August
Wednesday Nuzul Al-Quran Kelantan, Pahang, Perak, Perlis, Penang, Selangor & Trengganu only
30 - 31 August
or
31 Aug - 1 Sep Hari Raya Puasa *
First day of Hari Raya depends on the sighting of the new moon. Nationwide
31 August
Wednesday National Independence Day
Merdeka Nationwide
1 September
Thursday Additional Public Holiday due to overlapping of Hari Raya Puasa and Merdeka Day Nationwide
2 September
Friday If First Day of Hari Raya falls on 31 August. Nationwide
10 September
Saturday
Sarawak Governor's Birthday Sarawak Only
16 September
Friday Malaysia Day &
Sabah Governor's Birthday Nationwide
Sabah
8 October
Saturday Malacca Governor's Birthday Malacca only
24 October
Monday Sultan of Pahang's Birthday Pahang only
26 October
Wednesday Deepavali Nationwide
6 November
Sunday Hari Raya Haji *
Hari Raya Qurban Nationwide
7 November
Monday Hari Raya Haji (2nd Day) *
Hari Raya Qurban Kedah, Kelantan, Perlis & Trengganu Only
22 November
Friday Sultan of Johor's Birthday Johor only
27 November
Sunday Awal Muharram
(Maal Hijrah) Nationwide
11 December
Sunday Sultan of Selangor's Birthday Selangor only
25 December
Sunday Christmas Nationwide

* Subject to change - depending on the sighting of the new moon

Malaysia & Singapore Holidays 2011
Cuti Sekolah Malaysia & Singapura 2011
The official school term (takwim cuti sekolah Malaysia rasmi) is as follows: 1st Term Holidays
12 March - 20 March Mid-Term Holiday
28 May - 12 June
28 May - 26 June Mid-Year Holiday
Singapore Mid-Year Holiday
2nd Term Holidays
27 August - 4 September
3 September - 11 September Mid-Term Holiday
Singapore Semester 2 Holidays
19 November - 1 January 2012 Year End Holiday

Malaysia and Singapore school holidays usually occur simultaneously except for the Mid-Year holiday. However, for 2011, Singapore Semester 2 holiday falls on 3rd to 11th September, one week later than the Malaysian School Holiday.

There are a total of 78 days school holiday and 210 school days for Malaysian schools in 2011

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10 WASIAT IMAM AL-SYAHID HASSAN AL-BANNA

1. Apabila mendengar azan maka bangunlah sembahyang serta-merta walaubagaimana keadaan sekalipun.
2. Bacalah al-Quran, tatapilah buku-buku ilmu, pergilah ke majlis-majlis ilmu, dan amalkanlah zikrullah dan janganlah membuang masa dalam perkara yang tiada memberi faedah.
3. Berusahalah untuk bertutur dalam bahasa Arab kerana bahasa Arab yang betul itu adalah satu-satunya syiar Islam.
4. Janganlah bertengkar dalam apa-apa perkara sekalipun kerana pertengkaran yang kosong tiada memberi apa-apa jua kebaikan.
5. Janganlah banyak ketawa kerana hati yang sentiasa berhubung dengan Allah itu sentiasa tenang lagi tenteram.
6. Janganlah banyak bergurau kerana umat yang sedang berjuang itu tidak mengerti melainkan bersungguh-sungguh dalam setiap perkara. ·
7. Janganlah bercakap lebih nyaring daripada kadar yang dikehendaki oleh pendengar kerana percakapan yang nyaring itu adalah suatu resmi yang sia-sia malah menyakiti hati orang.
8. Jauhilah daripada mengumpat-umpat peribadi orang, mengecam Jemaah Islam, dan janganlah bercakap melainkan apa-apa yang memberi kebajikan.
9.Berkenal-kenalanlah dengan setiap Muslimin yang ditemui kerana asas gerakan dakwah kita ialah berkenal-kenalan dan berkasih-sayang. ·
10.Kewajipan-kewajipan kita lebih banyak daripada masa yang ada pada kita, oleh itu gunakanlah masa dengan sebaik-baiknya dan ringkaskanlah perlaksanaannya.

Daripada Ali bin Abi Thalib r.a. berkata:
Telah bersabda Rasulullah saw.; "Sudah hampir sampai suatu masa di mana tidak tinggal lagi daripada Islam ini kecuali hanya namanya, dan tidak tinggal daripada Al-Quran itu kecuali hanya tulisannya. Masjid-masjid mereka tersergam indah, tetapi ia kosong daripada hidayah. Ulama mereka adalah sejahat-jahat makhluk . Dari mereka berpunca fitnah, dan kepada mereka fitnah ini akan kembali".

Daripada Abu Hurairah r.a. berkata:
Bersabda Rasulullah saw, "Islam mula tersebar dalam keadaan dagang (asing). Dan ia akan kembali asing pula. Maka beruntunglah orang orang yang asing""

Daripada Anas r.a. bekata :
Rasulullah saw. bersabda, "Akan datang kepada umat ku suatu zaman di mana orang yang berpegang kepada agamanya laksana menggenggam bara api”.

Syeikh Al-jarumi

Haji Wan Muhammad Idris Bin Haji Wan Jamal
(Tok Syeikh Jarum Derga)
Tok Sheikh Jarum atau nama penuhnya ialah Haji Wan Muhammad ldris bin Haji Wan Jamal dilahirkan pada tahun 1266 Hijrah bersamaan 1849 Masihi. Beliau dilahirkan di Kampung Bendang, Daerah Jaha dalam Wilayah Yala, Patani.
Gelaran 'Jarum' di hujung nama Haji Wan Muhammad ldris dikatakan berpunca dari peristiwa sewaktu Raja Patani mengumpul beberapa orang ulama di istananya untuk berbincang masalah 'hukum rejam' dalam Islam. Ketika Raja Patani meminta Haji Wan Muhammad ldris memberikan pendapat, ulama yang paling muda itu dapat menjawab dengan pintar dan tepat. Ketajaman fikiran yang difikirkan oleh raja seperti 'Jarum' itulah menyebabkan baginda menggelarnya, 'Tok Sheikh Jarum'.
Berdasarkan sumber kedua, iaitu catatan yang diperolehi dari cucunya, Haji Wan Muhammad ldris adalah berasal dari keturunan 'Al-Jarmi' di Hadhramaut, Tanah Arab. Di dalam catatan tersebut tertulis :"Sheikh ldris atau Sheikh Jarum bin Jamal masyhur dengan panggilan Wan ldris bin Wan Abdul Jamal bin Abdul Latif bin Sheikh Muhammad Shamsuddin bin Muhammad Fakeh bin Muhammad Yassin bin lbrahim Al-Hadharamaut bin lbar Hadharamaut Al-Jarmi". Salah seorang anak Tok Sheikh Jarum yang terkenal yang memakai gelaran ini ialah Haji Abdul Rahman Al-Jarum.

Sudut Hukum

Hukum musafir pada hari jumaat mengikut mazhab imam shafie..

Sekiranya tujuan musafir itu tidak terkeluar dari lingkungan syara', maka musafir itu adalah harus. Bagi yang bermusafir hari jumaat, mereka boleh melakukan solat jamak & qasar mengikut pandangan ulama' Shafie. Di sini diperturunkan pendapat sebahagian dari para ulamak mazhab Shafie tentang solat jamak & qasar pada hari Jumaat:
1. Syeikh Zakaria al-Ansari: "Ini suatu fasal: Pada menyatakan sembahyang jamak antara dua sembahyang. Harus/boleh menjamakkan antara dua Asar (zohor dan Asar) dan antara dua maghrib (Maghrib dan Isyak) - secara jamak taqdim (pada waktu pertama) dan secara jamak ta'khir (pada waktu kedua). Dan sembahyang jumaat seperti sembahyang zohor pada jamak taqdim.." (Lihat Fahtul Wahhab, vol. 1, hal. 72)
2. Syeikh Muhamad al-Khatib al-Syarbini: "Fasal pada menyatakan jamak antara dua solat. Harus/boleh menjamak-kan antara zohor dan Asar secara taqdim)-pada waktu pertama dan ta'khir -pada waktu kedua. Dan solat Jumaat seperti solat Zohor pada jamak taqdim, sebagaimana yang dinukilkan dari al-Zarkasyi dan dia mengi'timadkannya seperti jamak keduanya dengan sebab hujan. Bahkan lebih utama lagi. Dan tidak boleh menjamakkan antara jumaat dan Asar secara jamak ta'khir. Kerana solat Jumaat tidak dapat didatangkan terkemudian dari waktu sebenarnya." (lihat Mughni al-Muhtaj, vol 1, hal 271 & 272) al-Zarkasyi juga membenarkan melakukan jamak taqdim antara Jumaat dan Asar disebabkan hujan. Bahkan dia mengatakan lebih patut/utama lagi. Dr. Wahbah al-Zuhaili: "Harus/boleh di sisi jumhur ulamak selain Hanafiah menjamakkan antara Zohor dan Asar secara taqdim pada waktu pertama, dan ta'khir pada waktu kedua. Dan solat jumaat seperti solat zohor pada jamak taqdim.." (al-Fiqh al-Islami Wa Adillatuh, vol 2, hal 349) Kesimpulannya, tidak salah bermusafir pada hari Jumaat mengikut Shafie, dan selagimana ia tidak bertentangan dengan syarak hukumnya adalah harus

7 Ways to Grow the Action Habit

1. Don’t wait until conditions are perfect
If you’re waiting to start until conditions are perfect, you probably never will. There will always be something that isn’t quite right. Either the timing is off, the market is down, or there’s too much competition. In the real world there is no perfect time to start. You have to take action and deal with problems as they arise.
2. Be a doer
Practice doing things rather than thinking about them. Do you want to start exercising? Do you have a great idea to pitch your boss? Do it today. The longer an idea sits in your head without being acted on, the weaker it becomes. After a few days the details gets hazy. After a week it’s forgotten completely. By becoming a doer you’ll get more done and stimulate new ideas in the process.
3. Remember that ideas alone don’t bring success
Ideas are important, but they’re only valuable after they’ve been implemented. One average idea that’s been put into action is more valuable than a dozen brilliant ideas that you’re saving for “some other day” or the “right opportunity”. If you have an idea the you really believe in, do something about it. Unless you take action it will never go anywhere.
4. Use action to cure fear
Have you ever noticed that the most difficult part of public speaking is waiting for your turn to speak? Even professional speakers and actors experience pre-performance anxiety. Once they get started the fear disappears. Action is the best cure for fear. The most difficult time to take action is the very first time. After the ball is rolling, you’ll build confidence and things will keep getting easier. Kill fear by taking action and build on that confidence.
5. Start your creative engine mechanically
One of the biggest misconceptions about creative work is that it can only be done when inspiration strikes. If you wait for inspiration to slap you in the face, your work sessions will be few and far between. Instead of waiting, start your creative motor mechanically. If you need to write something, force yourself to sit down and write. Put pen to paper. Brainstorm. Doodle. By moving your hands you’ll stimulate the flow of ideas and inspire yourself.
6. Live in the present
Focus on what you can do in the present moment. Don’t worry about what you should have done last week or what you might be able to do tomorrow. The only time you can affect is the present. If you speculate too much about the past or the future you won’t get anything done. Tomorrow or next week frequently turns into never.
7. Get down to business immediately
It’s common practice for people to socialize and make small talk at the beginning of meetings. The same is true for individual workers. How often do you check email or RSS feeds before doing any real work? These distractions will cost you serious time if you don’t bypass them and get down to business immediately. By becoming someone who gets to the point you’ll be more productive and people will look to you as a leader.
It takes courage to take action without instructions from the person in charge. Perhaps that’s why initiative is a rare quality that’s coveted by managers and executives everywhere. Seize the initiative. When you have a good idea, start implementing it without being told. Once people see you’re serious about getting things done they’ll want to join in. The people at the top don’t have anyone telling them what to do. If you want to join them, you should get used to acting independently.

Intention - "The entrepreneur is essentially a visualizer and actualizer... He can visualize something, and when he visualizes it he sees exactly how to make it happen."
Robert L. Schwartz

Inspiration - "Give yourself an even greater challenge than the one you are trying to master and you will develop the powers necessary to overcome the original difficulty."
William J. Bennett

Imagination - "Whatever you can do, or dream you can, begin it. Boldness has genius, magic, and power in it." Johann Wolfgang Von Goethe
Intuition -“Intuition is the clear conception of the whole at once.”
Johann Kaspar Lavater

Implementation "I learned this, at least, by my experiment: that if one advances confidently in the direction of his dreams, and endeavors to live the life which he had imagined, he will meet with a success unexpected in common hours."
Henry David Thoreau

Tuesday, June 14, 2011

Cuti Sekolah 2011

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