Salam alaik.. Perkongsian terbaik dari saudari Oki tentang kewajipan untuk berhijab...
''Bagi yang belum berhijab,,kenapa harus menunda lagi? Ada yang beranggapan,lebih baik sucikan hati,barulah tutup luaran(berhijab),kenapa kita tidak ubah paradigma ini? mari kita berdoa,ya Allah,semoga dengan berhijab,aku diberi kekuatan untuk melaksanakan perintah Allah,jika mahu menunggu sucikan hati dulu,sampai bila akan terjadi kerana kita manusia ialah insan yang penuh kelemahan dan khilaf.''
''Bersyukur Allah telah memilih kita untuk berhijab.Namun,berhijab saja tidak cukup.Langkah seterusnya ialah belajar.Belajar bagaimana berhijab dengan betul berdasarkan syariat Allah.Jilbab berfungsi sebagai pelindung,bukan penghias.Hijab is modesty,hijab ialah kesederhanaan.Hijab ialah pakaian wanita muslimah yang ingin menjaga kemuliaan dirinya.''
• In the early 1000s, Ibn al-Haytham wrote about gravitational pull between two masses - 600 years before Newton.
• The first person to insist on an empirical study of science, the scientific method, was the Muslim scholar Ibn al-Haytham in the 11th century.
• The water pumps we all rely on today to bring water to our homes was designed by a Muslim inventor, al-Jazari in 1206 in Diyarbakir, Turkey.
• In the early 11th century, Ibn al-Haytham accurately calculated the depth of the atmosphere by using trigonometry and the refraction of sunlight. It was only when satellites were invented in the 20th century that he was proven right.
• In the early 1000s, the mathematician and engineer, al-Karaji, wrote a book on the extraction of groundwater for irrigation. Not only did he describe the engineering aspects of bringing up groundwater, but he also wrote of the legal aspects of water rights, and referenced the schools of Islamic law (fiqh) in his analysis.
• Your GPS uses trigonometry to calculate position. In the 800s, so did al-Nayrizi to calculate position relative to Makkah for salah.
• In 956, the geographer al-Masudi drew a world map that included a new continent across the ocean from Africa and labelled it the "unknown land". That was 536 years before Columbus.
Pernah seorang ahli parlimen Turki bertanya kepada Lord Curzon, sebaik tamat perang dunia pertama tahun 1922, di Persidangan Lausanne, persidangan yang menjanjikan kemerdekaan Republik Turki. "Kenapa hanya Turki yang dimerdekakan, sedangkan negara-negara Arab yang lain masih di bawah pemerintahan kolonial?". Lord Curzon menjawab, 'Hakikatnya Turki telah dimusnahkan dan tidak akan bangkit lagi kerana kita telah menghancurkan kekuatannya iaitu Khalifah dan Islam."
8 April 1924, Mustafa Kemal Atatürk telah membubarkan Mahkamah Shariah yang wujud sebagai legasi Dawlah Uthmaniyyah. Undang-undang baru yang berinspirasikan penal code Itali diperkenalkan.
''Jika dunia ini sebuah negara,maka Costantinople yang paling layak menjadi ibu negaranya.''-Napoleon Bonaparte-
By age 21, Ottoman sultan Mehmed II was fluent in Arabic, Turkish, Persian, Hebrew, Greek, and Latin.
"Coffee was first introduced by Yemeni Muslims in the 1400s. When the Ottoman Empire grew to encompass the Arabian Peninsula, coffee spread north to Istanbul and from there to the rest of Europe."
After the Ottoman conquest of Constantinople in 1453, Sultan Mehmed II allowed the city's Christians to continue to live in the city as they had before, and even encouraged Christian immigration to the city from surrounding lands.
The Ottoman palace in Istanbul, Topkapı Sarayı, had a massive kitchen in order to feed over 4000 fasting people every day in Ramadan. The tradition of free public food in Ramadan exists in Turkey till today.
Ataturk's reform of the Turkish language was meant to remove the influence of Arabic and Persian on Turkish and restore it to its pure Turkic roots. But many of the Arabic words removed from the language were simply replaced with French and English words. For example, the Ottoman Turkish word for political party "fırka" which originally came from Arabic was replaced with "parti", which was taken from French.
The idea of vaccination was introduced to England from the Ottoman Empire in the 1720s. The wife of an English ambassador observed smallpox vaccinations in Istanbul which were very common and brought the practice back to England, where it was popularized and helped end smallpox entirely.
Blog yang macam-macam ada.Seorang yang bookaholic, suka muzik,layan drama,belajar macam-macam bahasa (tahu sikit-sikit je sebab secara tak formal),suka masak (walapun tak pandai mana),suka travel (walaupun tak pernah travel betul-betul lagi),dan menulis bila ada mood.Salam perkenalan....