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Hadith

Pelbagai lagi hadith-hadith akan dipaparkan di kemudian hari.

 

Sekian.

 

MHAT-09

Masa Akan Menjadi Singkat

Ertinya:
Daripada Anas bin Malik r.a. berkata: Rasulullah saw. bersabda; "Tidak akan terjadi qiamat sehingga masa menjadi singkat maka setahun dirasakan seperti sebulan dan sebulan dirasakan seperti seminggu dan seminggu dirasakan seperti sehari dan sehari dirasakan seperti satu jam dan satu jam dirasakan seperti satu petikan api".

H.R.Termizi

 

Keterangan

Masa akan berlalu begitu cepat. Belum sempat berbuat sesuatu, tiba-tiba masa sudah terlalu larut, sehingga banyak perkara yang belum dapat diselesaikan. Kita seakan-akan sibuk, tetapi kita tidak faham apa yang disibukkan. Kita diburu masa dan ia berlalu dengan tiada ada perkara yang dapat kita selesaikan. Inilah yang dimaksudkan dengan singkatnya masa.

Menurut Irnam al-Karmani, yang dimaksudkan dengan singkatnya masa ini ialah dicabut keberkatan daripadanya. Mcmang benar apa yang dikatakan oleh Imam al-Karmani itu, dahulunya kita merasakan dalam sehari banyak perkara yang dapat kita laksanakan, tetapi sekarang dalam sehari yang sama hanya sedikit perkara-perkara yang dapat kita laksanakan. Ini adalah satu petanda hampirnya qiamat.

 

 

>>>Fikir-fikirkan…

 

MHAT-09

Zaman Dimana Orang Tak Pedulikan Dari Mana Mendapatkan Harta

Ertinya:
Daripada Abu Hurairah r.a. berkata, bersabda Rasulullah saw, "Akan datang suatu zaman seseorang tidak memperdulikan dari mana ia mendapatkan harta, apakah dari sumber yang halal atau pun haram".

H.R. Muslim

 

Keterangan
Di zaman sekarang ini merupakan zaman ketandusan rohani dan zaman materialisme, segala sesuatu adalah bernilai dengan nilai harta. Manusia cakar mencakar untuk memperolehi sebanyak mungkin harta kekayaan. Mereka tidak memperdulikan dari mana datangnya harta yang diperolehi, apakah dari sumber yang halal atau dari sumber yang haram. Yang penting, harta dapat dikumpulkan sebanyak-banyaknya untuk memenuhi kehendak nafsu atau pun untuk melayan kehendak isteri atau anak-anak mereka.

Industrial Training

Please be informed that due date for complete the PLI (Permohonan Latihan Industri) Online and Offline (Hardcopy) must be completed before July 25th, 2009.

 

Here are the information;

 

1. Please visit this link

2. Download these documents

A. Documents: student submit to Industrial Training Unit, UMP:
1. PLI FORM: INDUSTRIAL TRAINING APPLICATION FORM (in Log Book) attach with a. RESUME/CV (download)  b. SUBJECT/COURSE CHECKLIST FORM (download)

3. So, please fill in all the blanks.

4. Next, please do visit this http://ppa.ump.edu.my/li/

 

 

Click Permohonan Menjalani LI (PLI)/ LI Online registration.

 

Then the screen will be displayed

 

So the username is your matrix number and password is your identity card number.

 

Please complete step 1 only.

 

And now, submit to BPA lar…Opps.. Make sure PLI hardcopy is approved by your PA.

 

Thanks and regards.

Info for Undergraduate Engineering Student

 

This is the info for undergraduate engineering students need to understand WHY we need to register under Institution of Engineers, Malaysia (IEM). Below Are the FAQ for student members or non-members.

1. What is the function of IEM?
IEM is a professional learned society with the objective of promoting and advancing all aspects of engineering.

 
2. Is BEM and IEM the same?
BEM (Board of Engineers, Malaysia) is different from IEM. BEM is a government body that regulates the registration of engineers in Malaysia while IEM is a professional Body or Learned Society for engineers.

3. How do I apply to become an IEM member?
Anyone can apply to join IEM provided he/she has the necessary recognised engineering qualification. A list of recognised qualifications is available at the IEM Headquarters in Petaling Jaya, Selangor Darul Ehsan. As the list is updated from time to time, it is not available for sale or distribution.

4. How long does the application process take?
The application process can take from one month to one year depending on the grades applied and completeness of documents submitted. Application for student Membership can take as fast as one month while application for Corporate Membership can take as long as one year if the candidate fails in the Professional Interview. However, the Institution will strive to speed up all applications as the strength of the Secretariat has been increased.

 
5. What is P.Eng.?
P.Eng. stands for Professional Engineer. It is a term referred to qualified engineers practicing with license from the Board of Engineers Malaysia. Professional Engineers in Malaysia commonly use the title "Ir." instead of "Mr."

6. How to become a P.Eng.?
An engineer who has just graduated with a recognised qualification must register with the Board of Engineers Malaysia. He/she can then start to obtain the necessary training and experience, normally four years, before he/she can attempt to sit for the Professional Interview, an exam to qualify Graduate Members of IEM to be transferred to Corporate Members. Corporate Members of IEM can then apply to upgrade their status to P.Eng. with the Board of Engineers Malaysia.

7. I was a previous member who lost touch with the Institution long time ago. How do I rejoin?
If your name has been erased due to non-payment of subscription, you have to apply for reinstatement. For reinstatement, you have to pay all the arrears due to the Institution since the last payment before you lost touch plus a processing fee of RM100. The Constitution and Bylaws do not provide any exemption or discount for reinstatement.

8. What are the degrees recognised by IEM?
IEM only accreditate degrees of local Universities for recognition. In cases of foreign degrees, IEM based its recognition from respective accreditation bodies eg. Engineering Council for UK Degrees, ABET for USA Degrees, IEAUST for Australian Degrees etc. The list of recognised degrees is available at the IEM Secretariat for viewing. It is too lengthy to be distributed and is not for sales.

9. Compare the profession in the past and now.
Engineering has always been an excellent profession with a lot of contributions. If we traced back in history, many inventions were by engineers. Engineering profession also changes with time when new technologies are discovered. For example, in the past we had electrical engineering. When electronics becomes important, we do specialise into electronic engineering.

10. What are the advantages and disadvantages of this profession?
This is a profession where sky is the limit. We can put theories into practice. We can invent and innovate.

11. The recent move by the Education Ministry to Standardise engineering degrees at public and private institutions to four years had received a positive feedback. How do you see this at a positive move?
It is not the question of 4 years or 5 years. It is the study period (8 semesters each 14 weeks minimum) and the syllabus.

12. Why are we facing shortages of engineers? How to overcome it, apart from promoting its career prospect in the private and secondary level?
All countries need engineers. Engineers are very versatile, they venture into different non-traditional engineering professions such as banking, insurance, financial etc. More study places should be created at the institutions of higher learning.

13. What character must an engineer have?
Creativity, Inquisitive Mind, Disciplined, Instinct for Economy, Hardworking and Logical Thinking.

14. Make a comparison between the local engineers and the foreign engineers.
Technically, both are the same. Some overseas trained engineers tend to be more vocal and are able to give excellent presentations.

15. Why do you think Malaysia still requires to recruit foreign engineers? Is it because the standard and quality of our local engineers are not on par with the foreign ones?
If we can train sufficient engineers, we do not need to import engineers. We can even export our engineering services.

16. What's the standard of our local engineers if compared to engineers in other developing countries like Thailand, Burma and Singapore?
Our engineers are equally good.

17. Why do females shy away from this profession?
There is a misconception that engineering profession is only suitable for men. However, during recent years, the numbers of female engineers have increased, especially in the disciplines such as electronics, computer and chemical.

18. What is the most appropriate field for the female who wants to pursue this career?
Electronics, Telecommunications, Electrical, Mechatronics, Computer, Chemical.

19. How to attract more female engineers in Malaysia?
There should be more seminars in the school level. Career guidance at secondary school is important too. Also the media can certainly help by regularly print articles on success stories of female engineers.

20. How can one achieve IR status?
After graduation, an engineer needs to register with Board of Engineers Malaysia to be a graduate engineer. After a few years of practical experience (supervised by a professional engineer), the graduate engineer can apply to sit for Professional Interview (with IEM). If he/she passes the Interview, he/she can apply to BEM to be a Professional Engineer that entitles him/her to use the title Ir.

21. What benefits does one receive upon being conferred the IR status?
Only a Professional Engineer can sign plans for submission to local authorities.

22. There are more than 40 branches of engineering specialisation. Are Malaysi
ans aware and receptive towards the changes happening in the engineering world?
Yes, IEM is constantly updating the recognition list and also the disciplines. At Malaysia, we have more than 70 branches.

23. What is the society's perception towards this profession? How to change their mindset, especially the older generation?
Again, more success stories and contributions of engineers must be presented to the public by the media.

24. Which organisations usually offer scholarship to students who take up engineering in the tertiary level?
Many organisations:-
(a) International companies
(b) Local companies
(c) Non-government Organisations

25. Are the scholarships usually bond free?
Most of the scholarships do bond the students to work with the companies after graduation, through occasionally there are some who do not. Most scholarships from NGOs do not have any bond.

26. Is it better to study engineering in a local or private institution?
This is a matter of preference and the availability of the type of courses and places.

27. Taking up Masters in Engineering does not guarantee a good job-performance. True of false?
Engineering is a life-long profession where one needs to read and study to keep up with the new technologies. Of course, taking up a Masters does not guarantee success, but it does help one to explore new technologies and new areas.

28. Is it better for engineers to take up Masters in Business Administration instead of Masters in Engineering?
Again this is a matter of preference. In some cases, an MBA is preferred due to job requirement, and in other cases MEng is important to get to know new technologies, new theories and applications.

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欢迎新生来到彭亨大学,也欢迎学长们重返彭大就读. 彭大中华文化理事会即将举办一个迎新会,本会将此活动举在万佛殿.万佛殿乃是一个值得拜访的清幽清凉之地。日期订于是25-26/07/2009,两天一夜,膳食住宿方面已经安排好了(膳食是素的).此活动的目的是让新生更了解彼此,促进团结精神,也接次机会开办佛学班,与国民服务生交流.所以,有兴趣者请将以下的个人资料回电至本人.希望大家能踊跃报名参加,谢谢!!!

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李俊文
活动主办人
彭大中华文化理事会

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Welcome the new students came to the University of Pahang, who also welcomed the students back to school Peng. PANG Cultural Council of Greater China will soon be holding a New Year, this will give the million to the permitted activities. Million is permitted to visit a quiet cool place. 25-26/07/2009 date was two days one night, meals accommodation has been arranged (the meal is a prime). The purpose of this activity is to allow new students a better understanding of each other and promote the spirit of solidarity, but also the opportunity to access start-up Buddhism classes, the exchange with the National Health Service. Therefore, I would be grateful if those interested in the following personal information back to me. hope that we can enthusiastically invited to participate, thank you!!!
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LI Jun-wen
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Cultural Council of Greater China Peng