sallu alan nabi
Hadis Nabi
Rasulullah SAW berpesan, “Bersegeralah kamu melakukan amalan soleh kerana akan datang kepada umatku di suatu masa, satu fitnah yang begitu besar yang datangnya seperti satu kepingan hitam di malam gelap gelita tak nampak”. Sahabat bertanya, “Apakah fitnah besar itu ya Rasullullah?”. “Fitnah itu adalah kamu akan lihat umatku di hari itu, di waktu itu, pada masa itu, pagi hari Islam, petang kafir. Petang Islam, pagi kafir semula”. Sahabat bertanya lagi, “Mengapa begitu ya Rasullullah?”. Rasullullah SAW menjawab, “sebab dia menjual agamanya dengan nilai dunia”.
Ayat Al Qur'an
Sesungguhnya ini ialah pemberian Kami kepada kamu, pemberian yang tidak akan habis-habis; -
(Saad 38:54)Ayat Al Qur'an
"Dan sesungguhnya aku telah memohon perlindungan kepada Tuhanku dan Tuhan kamu, daripada kamu merejam (atau menyakiti) daku.
(Ad-Dukhaan 44:20)Wednesday, August 12, 2009
Puisi Dr. Br. Mahmud.
Ku mengharapkan Ramadhan
Kali ini penuh makna
Agar dapat kulalui
Dengan sempurna
Selangkah demi selangkah
Setahun sudah pun berlalu
Masa yang pantas berlalu
Hingga tak terasa ku berada
Di bulan Ramadhan semula
Puasa satu amalan
Sebagaimana yang diperintahNya
Moga dapat ku lenturkan
Nafsu yang selalu membelenggu diri
Tiada henti-henti
Tak ingin ku biarkan Ramadhan berlalu saja
Tuhan pimpinlah daku yang lemah
Mengharungi segalanya dengan sabar
Kita memohon pada tuhan diberikan kekuatan
Ku merayu pada tuhan diterima amalan
Selangkah demi selangkah... ...
Dengan rahmat mu oh tuhanku....
Ku tempuh jua
salam kemaafan ku pohon dr semua.....
andai ader ke khilafan yang ku lakukan selama aku disini....
Strong Meteor Shower Expected Tonight

The annual Perseid meteor shower is expected to put on a good show this week for those willing to get up in the wee hours of the morning and wait patiently for the shooting stars.
In North America, the best time to watch will be between midnight to 5 a.m. on Wednesday, Aug. 12, b
ut late Tuesday night and also Wednesday night could prove fruitful, weather permitting.The Perseids are always reliable, and sometimes rather spectacular. The only things that puts a damper on the August show are bad weather or bright moonlight. Unfortunately this week, as the Perseids reach their peak Tuesday and Wednesday nights, the moon will be high in the sky, outshining the fainter meteors.
Still, skywatchers around the globe will have a good chance of spotting the brighter meteors. Some already are enjoying the show.
Tuesday, August 11, 2009
Islam melarang umatnya menghina orang lain.
Kematian H1N1 Bertambah

6 kematian, 270 kes baru H1N1
Aug 11, 09 12:14pm
Jumlah kematian akibat selesema A (H1N1) meningkat kepada 38 orang apabila enam lagi kematian dicatatkan dalam tempoh 24 jam. Jumlah keseluruhan naik mendadak kepada 2,253 kes apabila 270 kes baru - rekod tertinggi dalam satu hari - dilaporkan, kata Ketua Pengarah Kesihatan Tan Sri Dr Mohd Ismail Merican.Semalam enam kematian, sementara kelmarin lapan kematian dilaporkan - termasuk kes-kes yang baru disahkan dan belum dilaporkan. Pertubuhan Kesihatan Sedunia (WHO) menganggarkan 5,500 hingga 28,000 rakyat Malaysia akan mati dalam wabak selesema itu jika 20 peratus daripada 27.7 juta penduduk negara ini dijangkiti virus A (H1N1). Unjuran ini dengan mengambil kira andaian kadar kematian antara 0.1 hingga 0.5 peratus daripada 5.5 juta orang yang dijangkiti, kata pengarah penyakit berjangkit WHO Dr Tee Ah Sian hujung bulan lalu
Dari Qur an
“Tiap-tiap yang berjiwa akan merasakan mati.” - Surah Ali’Imran : Sebahagian dari Ayat 185

Health & Science
Barangkali berguna mohon keizinan untuk hebahan.
Math whiz hopes method will multiply
BY JOSH SHAFFER - Staff Writer
Published: Mon, Aug. 10, 2009 05:02AM
Modified Mon, Aug. 10, 2009 11:20AM
FUQUAY-VARINA -- On a yellow scratch pad, Albert Clay works out a math problem that can stump a calculator -- and all of the ciphering occurs inside his white-haired head.
In seconds, Clay multiplies a pair of five-digit numbers and writes down the answer in a single line. There's none of the sloppy rows of zig-zagging numbers that would normally clutter a page. Such is the beauty of his homemade formula -- titled "How to Multiply Any Number by Any Number in Your Head" -- which is registered as TXu001325432 in the U.S. Copyright Office."There may not be anybody else in the world who knows how to do this but me," said Clay, 75, a retired pharmacist. "Zip, zip, zap and add 'em together."
Clay worked out his system as a high school junior in Granville County, and aside from the Oxford High School math teacher who shrugged off his achievement, he never really showed it to anyone. Now, with his copyright, he'd like to demonstrate the ease of big-number arithmetic in classrooms, or even get it into math books. Send him $33, and he'll pass along a copy, postage paid.
"It's not complicated once you crack the code," he explained.
Clay's method is best explained on paper. Suffice it to say you multiply the digits on the right, cross-multiply and add the digits in the center, then multiply the digits on the left. Using that formula, you can work out 33 x 44 in about three seconds. It takes a little longer for Clay to figure 54,321 x 12,345, but when he tries it on a pocket calculator, the electronic number cruncher's screen is too puny. Advantage: human.
It becomes clear when you see Clay's written explanation, and it's that six-page booklet that earned him a copyright. You can't copyright ideas, but you can get the legal rights to the way you explain them, said Anthony Biller, attorney with the Cary firm Coats & Bennett, which specializes in intellectual property law.
Clay's technique may be novel, but there are dozens of tricks for multiplying large numbers without pen or pad, especially in China and Japan, said Moody Chu, math professor at N.C. State University. Chu knows of a competition in East Asia that has schoolchildren racing to spit out the answers to three-digit problems, all figuring done silently and hands-free.
"The trick is to have a good memory," he said, "and a trick."
But Clay just wants to pass along the product of his wandering mind, which still keeps him up late at night figuring random schemes: ways to trisect a triangle, or the best way to squeeze a miniature golf course into the N.C. State Fair.
He'd love to share them with you.
Monday, August 10, 2009
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