Norainidah
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Muslimah From Hong Kong
2 months ago
by Norainidah
in Muslimah
Sis Chiang Ka Yan Christy
Sister Chiang Ka Yan Christy or Hanan Chiang, 21, is a Hong Kong Chinese Muslimah. Currently, studying English and Arabic in University of Hong Kong. She took ‘Syahadah’ in October 2010. She grew up in an atheist family and was proud of it. The seven years she spent at a Christian high school only increased her loath of organized religion. The teachers couldn’t answer her questions about the inconsistencies of the Christian faith and only kept telling her that Jesus (peace be upon him) loves her. She thought religion was a ridiculous invention and she swore she would have nothing to do with it. She was a ‘kafir’ in every sense of the word. Still, Allah (s.w.t) More >
Seminar on Healthy Food
4 months ago
by Norainidah
in Muslimah
Cooking Demonstration In the Course
RISEAP organized its Seminar on Healthy Food on 20 December 2011 at Grand Pacific Hotel, Kuala Lumpur. It was presented by Puan Norazah Ahmad, Head of Assistant Director (Nutrition and Health) from Jabatan Kesihatan Wilayah Persekutuan Kuala Lumpur (JKWPKL). The Seminar focusing on role of women as a wife and mother on how they prepare healthy food for their family.
As a mother, woman should know the menu and ensure the food is healthy for their family. According to Puan Norazah Ahmad, “we should enjoy variety foods every day including cereals, fruits, vegetables, meat, poultry, beans, milk, fats and oils but it needs to be done by a certain quantity is More >
Muslimah from Taiwan
6 months ago
Sis Chuang Jung of China
As a norm, RISEAP invited several participants from various member organizations to attend Islamic course held at International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). Among the participants who took part in our last course was Sis Chuang, Jung, better known as Lo’ Lo’, a Muslimah from Republic of China. She is a rare convert Muslimah from Taiwan to join the course.
During a one-month course, held in October, Sis Lo’ Lo’ , 24, a graduate of Arabic language from National Chengchi University, Taipei, came to Malaysia with full commitment to learn more about Islamic teachings especially Qur’an reading, daily prayer, fasting and Haj. She also interested in animal More >
Ramazan/Ramadan in Sri Lanka
8 months ago
by Norainidah
in General
The month of Ramazan is celebrated in Sri Lanka just like it would be in any other country. A day in Ramazan starts with the Sahar (Pre-dawn Meal). Usually people arrive to office late during this month and also leave office early in order to enable them to go home to spend the Ifthar (Breakfasting Meal) with their families. Most of the time Muslim working places sponsor Ifthars for the whole employee base including the Non-Muslims, which results in better inter-religious relations and understanding among different religions. Even Non-Muslim working places allow Muslim employees to leave early in order to break their fast. Further at night it is a time of get-together and religious More >
My great mission!
8 months ago
by Norainidah
in Muslimah
Sister Math Islamiyas, 23, is a Cham Muslim from Kandal Province, Cambodia. She is a student of elite university, Norton University in Phnom Penh. She was a volunteer as Peer Education with the CARE Organization and currently is a broadcaster and DJ at a radio station in Cambodia. She was attending RISEAP International Muslimah Course First and Second Level in year 2010.
On 22 May 2011, she had a mission to be a peer educator in one program that’s called “Muslim Students Educate Children about Important of Education and Hygiene” with 245 Cham Muslim children in Baren Village, Kandal Province. There are about 22 peer educators from differences universities in Phnom Penh to educate all More >
Ramadhan Month is over, Syawal month is here..
8 months ago
by Norainidah
in General
It is a well known fact that Malaysian people celebrate Hari Raya differently compared to other countries that celebrates this festivity. Aidilfitri is celebrated for the whole month of Syawal here in Malaysia but only the first two days is observed as public holidays.
Normally, a week before Hari Raya Aidilfitri, most of town’s dweller leave town to go back to their ‘kampung’ (hometown) to celebrate the Hari Raya Aidilfitri with their parents, siblings, relatives and friends. This is like a ritual that children for those who are stay away from the family must be in their parents’ house on the Aidilfitri. Thus, cities like Kuala Lumpur get relatively quiet during the festive season of More >
Ramadhan In Fiji: Muslimah Experience
9 months ago
by Norainidah
in Muslimah
Sr. Fareen Rozina Azad Bibi, as a Muslimah in Fiji has her own experience on how she celebrates and what are activities carried out in the month of Ramadhan. The blessed month of Ramadhan in Fiji Island and she take this opportunity as a gift from Allah s.w.t. to gain maximum rewards from this valuable month.
Her day begins at 3.30am when she wakes up to prepare Sahur for her family. She has to do most of the preparation the previous evening as she has to go to work the next day. After fajr prayers, she recites some verses from the Holy Al-Qur’an. At 7.15 she leaves for work.
At her school (Nadi Muslim Primary School) they have organized special Ramadhan program daily before and More >
