Memory 2

Getting in trance, being possessed by ghost’s spirit: How Islam views it

Getting in trance or being possessed by Ghost’s spirit is a phenomenon we often hear, listen to the radio, read, see when we read a magazine, newspaper or watch on TV. People talk that; even they discuss it since that phenomenon sometimes become a national tragedy for it causes many victims over the country. How ignorant people view it Common people understand that getting in trance is a mythical phenomenon. There is a devil, ghost, or deceased people spirit influence; which disturbs instable living person’s mind. It’s something superstitious, illogical, ridiculous So that, the myth, mystery or superstitious tales and stories well known; to be consumed by the ignorant people; such as Nyi Roro Kidul, Nini Pelet or Nyi Blorong and any legends which bring the ignorant people into atheism or paranoid of Ghost spirit. How educated people view it Educated people comprehend the trance phenomenon based on the knowledge and the faith; Al Qur’an and Hadith. Psychologically, a man getting in trance, having mental disorders must have any personal-hidden unsolved problems. Hence, this instable person will do anything irrational, illogical , weird, or strange such as; jumping over five meters high fence, or walking in the fire. A Phenomenon which is actually normal, rational, and logical for human. Every single man can does it if he regularly train that potency. In conclusion, we get in trance because of the psychological disorders. So, a good religious learning and spiritual training will be the best problem solving for those who gets the worldly problems.

Everything comes from Allah; and will come back to Allah this article is sent by Yati Octa , II TKJ, SMK 1 Batang

“KL” in Batang

Do you know what is KL ? You must be think that KL is Kuala Lumpur, the capital city of Malaysia. But do you know if we have KL in Batang ? You don’t believe it. You must be have a big question : IS IT TRUE ? You may think I’m crazy, but I don’t lie to you. We really have KL in Batang. OK, I wanna tell you how I can say like that. When my friend said that she wanna ate Kue Lumpur, I thought “Ow, Kue Lumpur! The capital city of Malaysia. That’s so far away”. But she said that she didn’t talk about Kuala Lumpur. She said Kue Lumpur! Oh my God... I was shocked. Maybe my ear was error. But I thought it was not too error, coz Kue Lumpur and Kuala Lumpur slightly heard same, right ? “KL” is looks like a pan cake. But it’s more soft and small. You can buy it at the front of our school. I suggest you to try it. It’s delicious enough and also cheap. Guys... you must eat it. Eat our “KL” and taste it! Cya (^O^) Read more at BISIS edisi April-Juni 2008 and You can also read Death is a door of the next lives in BISIS edisi Oktobert-maret 2009 by the print out magazine. ...please go back to BISIS Menu

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Memory 1

Savior’s Shutters in Islam

Shutters, curtain or veil are terms which refer to a media for covering, shutting; i.e. clothing, stone, wood, or anything can block the eye sight. In Al Qur’an, having shutters means to cover or shut with such media mentioned. A shutter or cover (jilbab and purdah) is used to cover anything forbidden to see; which is considered private; not publicly viewed; for example, woman’s body and face are private parts for “other men or boys” (in Islam ajnabi . One thousand five hundreds years ago, when the command of having shutters for women was issued, all faithful women who didn’t cover their face or their whole body ran as fast as she could to get shelters; hiding behind the tree, the rocks or even cutting their windows curtains into pieces to cover their faces. Shutters or covers (wall, curtain)in Islam are also used to make mother and father’s private activities become more private and secret. So that, the children could not whatever their parents do during the night and taking nap times. In Islam, it’s considered polite to make a groups based on the activity. There will be a group which is learning Al Qur’an dan Hadith, one which is performing shalat and dzikr or a group which is preparing journey for any religious affairs. Those groups must have shutters or cover each others. Hence, it’s rude to shout or call somebody who is in a group from outside or other groups. Similarly, it’s impolite to talk or have a chat with our friends in a group while a discussion or lectures is in sessions. Shutters or coves are also used to cover ourselves from others while having personal needs, such as pass urinate. Being naked or open for any private activities we are doing bring us to very low level, or even lower than the animal rank. What makes the human different from the animal? Eating, drinking, sleeping, having sex? Actually, the human will be different from the animal if she or he uses his or her intellectual and feeling to be more civilized; creating good norms and etiquette. So that, there will be etiquette of eating, sleeping etc. But, all depends on you. Being civilized human or barbarous animal is your choice.

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Do whatever you want till you comprehend that your life will be finished

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What Makes Da'wah Different from Ta'lim

If You don'nt know Ask to Whom Knows

Da'wah is like the rain; it will drop every where without any exception. On the top of hill, mountain, on the ocean, the rain will fall. Similarly, da'wah will come to everyone; both ignorant villagers and educated scholars, both the young and the old, to whom are willing or refusing, to women and man, even to the bad and good guys.

While ta'lim must be given or delivered to people who like and want. Delivering to people who do not want is like giving a beautiful flower to a monkey.

So that,it was my reason why I was not willing to deliver any religious speech on the weekly/month held by OSIS SMK 1 Batang 4 weeks ago. I think the audience do not wish me at that occassion since they chose me because the other speakers had no time at that morning. Moreover, I got headache, athma, bone ache and flu

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Learning Materials in Novice Level

Please prepare the materials below for your mid term test

• Greeting and Leave Taking
• Expressing Good Bye and Farewell
• Introducing Oneself and Others
1. Introduce-Yourself
2. how-to-introduce-yourself-in-english
3. tell-me-about-yourself
4. Introducing_Yourself_How_to_Introduce_Yourself
5. introduce introducing
6. introducing image
• Thanking


• Apologizing


• Personal Pronoun


• Simple Present


• Describing People


• Describing Thing


• Preposition


• Demonstrative Pronoun


• Cardinal and Ordinal Numbers


• Singular and Plural


• Days,Date,Months, and Years


• Degree of Comparative


• Offering something


• Describing Events

Continous Tense

• Expressing Feelings

Linking Verbs
Punctuation

• Asking and Giving Permission


• Expressing Possibility

Possibility using MIGHT and MAY

• Explaining Signs and Symbols

Question Tags and also click here for exercises For further adjective order, here is the link
Conditional Sentences
Imperative

• Asking and Giving direction


• Expressing Want and Need

Gerund and to infinitive

• Expressing Capabilities


• Expressing Preferences


• Expressing Wishes and Imagery

Subjunctive

• Expressing Writing Letters

Practice with the vocabulary game

Post Test 1 on Thursday, February 11, 2010

Good Luck and weldone

Soal-Soal Berkenaan Telling Time bagi siswa yang remidi KD ini

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My Nightmares

The Hard days of Teaching in TKJ class

From July 2006 to April 2007, it was a period of teaching experience that haunted my nights and days; created many nightmares, and made my days unpleasant and restless; which left the worst experience of my life. Frankly speaking, teaching in TKJ class was something that made me crazy to remember. I often found only a few students of III TKJ in the classroom for two hours of the last teaching schedule. While in II TKJ, I often had a very passive class; even though nobody had ever played truant. In I TKJ, only a few of the students who did want to concentrate had a class. Apparently, their lives at home have corrupted their motivation of learning, being relaxed free of obeying whatever the desire, lust, wish to want to do. Listening to music, having a joke, watching films, etc or browsing on the internet is what they prefer to enjoy. How can they live in the very short world happily while death is closer than their neck?

Think about it my kids...do whatever you like to do ..but remember you will die soon and later...

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Listening Scores for Novice

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SEX, Male and Female

How Qur'an says about sex, male and female

A husband is a qowam towards his wife. It means he should stand erectly, keep something, handle business, straighten, correct, and do duty. Is it concerning with the position of man towards his wife while they are making sexual activity? And is it permissible to show his penis? Think of suroh al mu'minun (23):5-6 What is the meaning of haafidzuun? It means 'to take care', keep something in our memory, inspect, being angry towards'. Is an inspection at this private part permissible for our wife? What about the husband? Is it permissible to show it? What I wonder is the word "furujahum yuhaafidzun". In dictionary, and some linguistic using, farji refers to 'vagina'; and inspection is also componential meaning meaning for yuhaafidzun. Does it show that husband is OK to see his wife's sexual private part? Is it OK to fuck our wife through any positions we desire? Our wife is like "hartsun" purports in Surat 2:223, a place where we plow, do agricultural activities. can we imagine how a farmer does plowing. Firstly, he will clean the grass, or meadow covering the soil.

Attention:This passage is not "tafsir", but it's just a result of contemplation during stressed days

by Der Zugelos mann

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