Auditor

12th April 2018, 25 Rejab 1439H

Auditor (Juruaudit)

Deskripsi Tugas:

Mengaudit dan menyediakan draf Laporan Audit, Akaun-akaun Kerajaan, Badan-badan Berkanun, Pihak Berkuasa Tempatan, Majlis Agama Islam dan lain-lain kumpulan wang. VisiSebagai Institusi Audit yang lebih bebas dan profesional serta bertaraf antarabangsa Misi Melaksanakan pengauditan secara profesional berlandaskan standard pengauditan antarabangsa bagi menghasilkan laporan audit yang berkualiti bagi memenuhi kehendak pelanggan Objektif Menyediakan Laporan Audit pada masanya untuk dikemukakan kepada Parlimen/Dewan Undangan Negeri Melaksanakan aktiviti pengauditan dan penyediaan Laporan secara bebas dan adil Memenuhi keperluan dan harapan daripada stakeholders dan Auditi Menguruskan aktiviti audit dengan cekap dan berkesan Menjadi jabatan contoh dalam persekitaran negara maju

Putrajaya

15/5/2017

Putrajaya

Prime Minister's office

Putra Mosque

References:

1. Portal Rasmi Perbadanan Putrajaya, http://www.ppj.gov.my/portal/page?_pageid=311,1&_dad=portal&_schema=PORTAL, viewed 15th May 2017.
2. Putrajaya, https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Putrajaya, viewed 15th May 2017.

Resipi: Pajeri Nenas

29/3/2017, 1 Rejab 1438H

Pajeri Nenas

Bahan-bahan:

1 bungkus kecil Rempah Daging

1 biji Nenas (Terung/Buah Labu)

Bawang Putih

Bawang Merah

Halia

Kulit Kayu Manis

Bunga Lawang

Bunga Cengkih

Kerisik

Santan

Garam

Gula

Air

Minyak untuk menumis

Cara-cara:

1. Tumis Bawang Putih, Bawang Merah, Halia, Kulit Kayu Manis, Bunga Lawang dan Bunga Cengkih.
2. Masukkan Rempah Daging dan Air. Didihkan sehingga garing.
3. Masukkan Nenas dan gaul rata dengan Garam dan Gula sehingga Nenas mengecut.
4. Masukkan Santan sehingga mendidih.
5. Masukkan Kerisik. Biarkan sehingga agak kering dan berkuah.

Sumber: Ibu sendiri.

Kurma Ayam

Kurma Ayam

Bahan-bahan:

Ayam – di potong kecil

Rempah kurma ayam

Bawang putih - dikisar

Bawang merah - dikisar

Halia – di kisar

Santan pekat

Tomato – dipotong 4

ubi kentang - dipotong 4

Lobak merah – dipotong dadu besar

Kulit kayu manis

Buah pelaga

Bunga lawang

Sedikit air asam jawa/asam keping

Cara-cara:

1. Tumis bawang putih, bawang merah dan halia yang telah dikisar. Masukkan kulit kayu manis, buah pelaga, bunga lawang, dan rempah kurma ayam. Kacau hingga pecah minyak.
2. Masukkan ayam dan kacau hingga sebati. Biarkan masak sekejap.
3. Masukkan air asam jawa/asam keping, kentang dan lobak merah. Masak hingga empuk.
4. Masukkan santan dan kacau hingga sebati. Biarkan mendidih.
5. Masukkan tomato, garam dan gula secukup rasa. Kacau hingga rata.

References:

Resepi Ayam Masak Kurma Paling Sedap dan Mudah, http://www.myresepi.net/2016/10/resepi-ayam-masak-kurma.html, viewed 13th March 2017.

Laksa Utara

Laksa Utara

Bahan-bahan Kuah Laksa:
Cili Kering - dikisar
Bawang Besar - dikisar
Belacan - dikisar
Ikan Kembong - direbus dengan asam keping
Ikan Selayang - direbus dengan asam keping
Daun Kesum
Bunga Kantan
Asam Keping
Air
Garam secukup rasa

Ulam-ulaman:
Daun Selom - dihiris
Bawang Besar - dihiris
Timun - dihiris
Cili Padi - dihiris
Limau Nipis - diperah
Telur - direbus
Laksa/Bihun - direbus

Cara-cara:
1. Masukkan bahan yang telah dikisar, ke dalam periuk. Rebus untuk seketika.
2. Kisar isi ikan kembong dan ikan selayang yang telah direbus. Tapis isi ikan yang telah dikisar tadi ke dalam periuk yang sedang mendidih.
3. Masukkan bunga kantan, asam keping, air dan garam secukup rasa. Didihkan untuk seketika.
4. Masukkan laksa yang telah direbus, ulam dan kuah ke dalam mangkuk untuk dihidangkan.

Volunteering at Putra Mosque, Putrajaya

17 August 2016, 14 Zulkaedah 1437

Few weeks ago, after I took my Cambodian friend to visit Putrajaya and Putra Mosque, then I interested to become a volunteer at the mosque. Mosque is the most nice and peaceful place to be. Also, as Putra Mosque is one of the tourist attraction, so I have chance to meet new people from all over the world, making new friends and practice my english. 

So, I send a message to Masjid Putra's facebook, asking whether they have volunteer program and who should I refer to, then they gave me a senior volunteer's phone number, brother Raja Aman Shah.

Here are some questions ask by the tourists regarding Islam and Putra Mosque:

1. When was this mosque built?
2. Why does the male and female have to pray separately?
3. Can they pray together at home? 

Pre Marital Course in Malaysia

12th July 2013, 7th Syawal 1437


Bismillah hir rahman nirraheem...

When I studying in Adelaide, I've been forced by my ex housemate, Aimi to attend a pre marital course. The course was organised by UMNO Adelaide. We have to pay $50 to attend the course.

It was very helpful, motivated and amazing. To me, if you firmly follow the guidance, your marriage will be fine. InsyaAllah. However, always bear in mind that the purpose of marriage is for the sake of Allah swt. If we love someone because of Allah swt, the love will never die.

I was so proud with the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM), that I told everyone that I met in Adelaide that I've just attended a pre marital course. We, the Malaysian muslims are obligated to attend the pre marital course and take HIV test before marriage. To keep safe our generation and make sure we and our partner are free from HIV as it may spread to others. There's no other country that I know, that legalise this requirement. Not even Indonesia, Brunei and Australia.

Recently, I've been asked by my Australian friend, sister Kate Day about the course. She is planning for her marriage, and want to know what have been taught during the course. So I google it, and found a link from JAKIM. But I need to translate it into English first. Here are the list of the course modul:

Part I
1. Morals
2. Marriage and Procedures
3. Worship
4. Beliefs

Part II
5. Health Management
6. Financial Management and Time
7. Relationships in the Family
8. Communication Spouse

Part III
9. Stress Management
10. Dissolution of Marriage

The list of course modul

References:

1. Rujukan Modul Pra Perkahwinan JAKIM, http://www.islam.my/rujukan-modul-pra-perkahwinan, updated: 16th May 2016.

Pre Marital Course in Malaysia

12/7/2016, 7th Syawal 1437


Bismillah hir rahman nirraheem...

When I studying in Adelaide, I've been forced by my ex housemate, Aimi to attend a pre marital course. The course was organised by UMNO Adelaide. We have to pay $50 to attend the course.

It was very helpful, motivated and amazing. To me, if you firmly follow the guidance, your marriage will be fine. InsyaAllah. However, always bear in mind that the purpose of marriage is for the sake of Allah swt. If we love someone because of Allah swt, the love will never die.

I was so proud with the Department of Islamic Development Malaysia (JAKIM), that I told everyone that I met in Adelaide that I've just attended a pre marital course. We, the Malaysian muslims are obligated to attend the pre marital course and take HIV test before marriage. To keep safe our generation and make sure we and our partner are free from HIV as it may spread to others. There's no other country that I know, that legalise this requirement. Not even Indonesia, Brunei and Australia.

Recently, I've been asked by my Australian friend, sister Kate Day about the course. She is planning for her marriage, and want to know what have been taught during the course. So I google it, and found a link from JAKIM. But I need to translate it into English first. Here are the list of the course modul:

Part I
1. Morals
2. Marriage and Procedures
3. Worship
4. Beliefs

Part II
5. Health Management
6. Financial Management and Time
7. Relationships in the Family
8. Communication Spouse

Part III
9. Stress Management
10. Dissolution of Marriage

The list of course modul

References:

1. Rujukan Modul Pra Perkahwinan JAKIM, http://www.islam.my/rujukan-modul-pra-perkahwinan, updated: 16th May 2016.

When Adelaidean comes to town...

11/6/2016, 6 Ramadan 1437

A friend of mine, James Bell came from Adelaide to visit Malaysia. I knew him in Adelaide. I used to work as a housekeeper at a house in Hutt St where he lived with his mates, Douglas Sweet. Just came to know that Doug used to lectured James at uni where he did his first degree in Queensland. Doug is a Phd holder. 

Me and my friend, Natrah took him to Malacca the historical city on a daytrip.

10.00am  Leaving Nilai to Malacca.

11.30am  Arrived at Dataran Pahlawan. Asked James to have his lunch first while me & Nat went to the mall to collect Nat's winter jacket as she is going to Japan winter festival next year.

12.30pm  Visit Stamp museum, Malay & Islam museum and Malacca Sultanate museum. Hoping to visit all the museum nearby, but didn't have much time, plus quite tired of fasting. So we asked James to see A' Farmosa and climbed the hill, while me & Nat went to the nearest surau for prayer and rest.

Replica stone: Batu Bersurat found in Terengganu that showed the early arrival of
Islamic influence in Tanah Melayu

Muhammad Ali in Malaysia

Istana Kesultanan Melaka

6.00pm   Leaving Malacca city to visit Masjid Cina (Chinese Mosque). We breaking fast with mineral water on our way to Aunty Aini's restaurant in Nilai.

chinese temple look alike

The entrance

Pagoda

8.15pm   Arrived at Aunty Aini's restaurant for dinner. Ordered beef rendang, daging salai masak lemak, kailan ikan masin and sambal petai. Aunty Aini joined us after dinner, and had a chit chat. She even bought us drinks. James loves 'kopi susu', and he really like the beef rendang. Yes, it was the best beef rendang ever!!!

yummm...

From Left: Natrah, Aunty Aini, me, James

The next day, James went to Langkawi Island. Thank you James for visiting us...

Langkawi

The place that I love the most, so far. Just 45 minutes journey from my hometown, by ferry.

PLACES TO VISIT:

1. Langkawi Cable Car/Langkawi Sky Bridge/SkyGlide

Jalan Telaga Tujuh Teluk Burau, Langkawi

Tel: +604 959 4225

http://www.panoramalangkawi.com/

2. 3D Art Museum

Address: Oriental Village, Burau Bay, Langkawi

Tel: +6013 491 1124

3. Telaga Tujuh Waterfalls

Gunung Mat Cincang, Langkawi

Tel: +604 966 7789

4. Dataran Lang (Eagle Square)

Kuah Jetty, Langkawi

Tel: +604 966 7789

5. Underwater World Langkawi

 Zon Pantai Cenang, Mukim Kedawang

Tel: +604 955 6100

6. Gunung Raya

 Location: Jalan Air Hangat, Langkawi

Tel: +604 966 7789

7. Langkawi Wildlife Park & Bird Paradise

Address: Lot 1485, Jalan Ayer Hangat, Kampung Belanga Pecah

Tel: +604 966 5855

8. Pulau Payar Marine Park

Langkawi

Tel: +6013 350 1205

9. Taman Lagenda Langkawi

Location: Kuah Jetty, Langkawi

Tel: +604 966 4223

10. Mangrove Tour

 

11. Crocodile Adventureland, 

Jalan Datai, Mk. Ayer Hangat (on the way to Teluk Datai), 

+604 959 2559

12. Galeria Perdana, 

 +604 959 1498

13. Island Hopping Tours

PLACES TO EAT

1. Wan Thai

80 & 82 Persiaran Bunga Raya, Kuah, Langkawi

+60 4 966 1214

2. Warung Pak Malau

Jalan Makam Mahsuri, Kampung Mawar 07000 Langkawi, Kedah

+6012 2711977

PLACES TO STAY

1. Amzar Motel 

TEL: +6012 513 9208 / +6012 470 6500

CAR RENTAL

1. Jamalin

Tel : +6017 428 7421

Malacca / Melaka

Places to go in Melaka:

1. Jonker walk
2. Museums
3. A' Farmosa
4. Masjid Cina Melaka

Will keep updating :)

Putrajaya

10/6/2016, 5 Ramadan 1437,

Surat Al-Ĥujurāt (The Rooms), Chapter 49, verse 13

Sahih International
O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another. Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you. Indeed, Allah is Knowing and Acquainted.

Malay
Wahai umat manusia! Sesungguhnya Kami telah menciptakan kamu dari lelaki dan perempuan, dan Kami telah menjadikan kamu berbagai bangsa dan bersuku puak, supaya kamu berkenal-kenalan (dan beramah mesra antara satu dengan yang lain). Sesungguhnya semulia-mulia kamu di sisi Allah ialah orang yang lebih taqwanya di antara kamu, (bukan yang lebih keturunan atau bangsanya). Sesungguhnya Allah Maha Mengetahui, lagi Maha Mendalam PengetahuanNya (akan keadaan dan amalan kamu).


When Adelaidean comes to town....

Today, I will have a friend, James Ronald Vernon Bell (James Bell) coming for visiting from Adelaide. I knew him at Uni when he was doing his 2nd degree. Well, don't misunderstood, he's not my boyfriend. I love making friends, and when i'm in oversea, I am happy to invite people to come and visit Malaysia. That's what we should do as a Malaysian isn't it?

Will take him to visit Putrajaya on the first day, and Melaka on 2nd day. Where and what are the interesting nice places to visit in Putrajaya? He will come after I finish my work at 5pm, then he will return to his accommodation in KL, probably at 10pm, so will have about 4 hours to see Putrajaya. Such a quick trip.

Besides the central of Malaysia, I recommended him to visit Langkawi. I reckon it is nice for the tourist to visit Langkawi during Ramadan as not too crowded. Last year, I also had a guest from Adelaide, Glenn & his son, Ethan. They went to Langkawi for 5 days. Hoping that they will enjoy their stay in Langkawi. I prepared a list of nice places to visit in Langkawi. I will share on my blog as well.

These are my list, but will keep update if any:

1. Bazar ramadan/Pasar Malam

2. Masjid Putra

3. Masjid Besi

4. Taman Botani

5. Building and bridges along Presint 2 to Presint 4. 

Where else to visit?

Will keep updating :)