asmaul husna

AL-ASMAUL HUSNA

Nas-aluka
Nas - Aluka Yaa Man Huwallahulladzii Laa Ilaaha Illaahu
Awarrohmaanur Rohimul
Almalikul Qudduusus Salaamul Mu’minul Muhaiminul ‘Aziizul Jabbaar –
Almutakabbirul Khooliqulbaariul Mushowirul Ghoffar
Walqohharul Wahaabur Rozzaaqul Fattaahul ‘Aliim –
Alqoobidhul Baasithul Khoofidhur Alroofi’ul Mu’izzul Mudhillus Samii’ul Bashiirul Hakamul’adl –
Allathiiful Khobiir –
Alhaliimul ‘Adhim –
Alghofurus Syakuur –
Al’aliyul Kabiirul Hafiidhul Muqiit –
Alhasiibul Jaliil Al Kariimur Roqiibul Mujiibul Waa Si’ul Hakiimul Waduudul Majiidul Baa’itsus Syahid –
Alhaqqulwakiil –
Alqowiyul Matiin –
Alwaliyul Hamiid –
Almuhshil Mubdiul Mu’iid –
Almuhyil Mumiitul Hayyul Qoyyum –
Alwaajidul Maajidul Waahidus Shomadul Qoodirul Muqtadirul Muqoddimul Muakh Khirul Awwalul Akhiir –
Addhoohirul Baatinul Waalil Muta’al Bar Ruttawwaaabul Muntaqimul ‘Afuwwur Roufum Maalikul Mulki Dzul Jalaali Qal Ikroom –
Almuqsitul Al Jaami’ul Ghoniyul Mughnil Maani’ud Dhoor Runnaafi’un Nuurul Haadii Badii’ul Baaqii –
Alwaaritsur rosyiidus Shobuurulladzi ladza kamits lihi Syaiun Wawas Samii’ul Bashiir –
Alloohumma Solli Afdhollas Sholati’alaa As’adi MAkhluuqoo Tika Sayyidinaa Muhammadiwa’alaa alihii

Washohbihii wasallim ‘Adada Ma’luu Maatika Wamidaa Dzakalimaa Tika Kullamaa
Dzakaro Kad Dzaakiruuna Waghofala ‘An Dzikrihil Ghoofiluun.

minda dan otak!

minda dan otak...

RAMAI orang bertanya kepada saya apa perbezaan antara otak dan minda. Mereka menyatakan bahawa otak memang ada dan boleh dilihat. Bagaimana dengan minda? Kalau ada di mana tempatnya?
Pada zaman saya bersekolah dahulu kami kerap disogokkan dengan saranan menggunakan otak. Sekarang kita disuruh menggunakan minda pula? Ada beza ke? Kalau ada apa perbezaannya?
Bagi saya minda mesti bermula dengan otak. Hanya orang yang guna otak sahaja berkemungkinan ada minda. Kita hendaklah ingat bahawa ada otak sahaja tidak mencukupi kalau kita tidak selalu menggunakannya.
Apabila kita kerap menggunakan otak kita untuk kerja-kerja penambahan ilmu pengetahuan, penerokaan dan berfikir, barulah terjelmanya minda. Maksudnya untuk mendapatkan minda yang tajam, otak mesti digunakan.
Lebih kerap otak digunakan untuk tujuan-tujuan yang lebih mencabar, barulah daya minda kita semakin aktif.
Saya umpamakan otak seperti sebilah pisau. Ketajaman pisau itu pula adalah minda. Mana mungkin kita memisahkan antara pisau dan ketajamannya. Begitulah juga antara otak dan minda. Mana mungkin kita memisahkan antara otak dan minda.
Berbagai-bagai saranan dikemukakan untuk mengasah minda kita. Ini termasuklah dalam aspek pemakanan, pantang larang, do’a dan sebagainya. Tapi bagi saya marilah kita luangkan beberapa minit untuk menajamkan otak kita. Kita terlampau banyak menggunakan minda kita, kita terlupa untuk berhenti sebentar lalu mengambil batu pengasah untuk menajamkan otak kita.
Aktiviti menajamkan minda umpama seseorang yang sedang menebang pokok. Sudah lama dia menebang, namun pokok masih tak tumbang. Seorang yang lain memberitahu dia, mengapa tak berhenti sahaja dan tajamkan dahulu mata gergaji itu. Jika mata gergaji perlu diasah, inikan pula mata otak kita atau yang disebut minda tadi.
Oleh itu sebagai guru kita mestilah melatih pelajar-pelajar meluangkan masa unuk menajamkan minda mereka melalui aktiviti-akiviti yang boleh merangsang pertumbuhan dendrits atau rami saraf. Lebih banyak dendrits yang tumbuh dan berselirat antara satu sama lain lebih baiklah daya minda kita. Antara akiviti itu ialah membaca bahan yang serius, berfikir, mencari jawapan, berdiskusi atas isu yang ilmiah, menyelesaikan sesuatu masalah, dan banyak lagi.Soalan yang menakutkan! Ada otak ka???
Selamat mencuba.

10 reason you need a bestfriend

Top 10 reasons you need a best friend

By Jessica Padykula

Best friends forever? Why having a close confidante makes life easier -- and more fun.

We all know how important friends are. There are friends we go for coffee with, friends we shop with and friends we head to the gym with. But despite having a pal for every occasion, having a best friend is a huge bonus in life. Marilyn Barnicke Belleghem, a registered marriage and family therapist, offers some insight into what makes the bond between best friends so special -- and so important.

1. Comfort
A best friend is someone you don't have to fill in the blanks with. They already know all the inner details of your life. "It's like picking up a book and knowing exactly where you left off," Belleghem says. You can cut to the chase and get right to the meat of any discussion because all the background information has already been stored away.

2. Connectedness
One of our most basic fears is being alone, Belleghem explains. Whether your best friend is around the corner or in another time zone, just knowing she is there provides comfort. "It gives you a sense of being connected and not just free-floating in space," she says. So if you find yourself feeling isolated, whether physically or emotionally, pick up the phone and call your closest pal. Both of you will feel better for it.

3. Unconditional support
You have yet to shower or even brush your hair and your best friend calls. She's upset and wants you to come over right away. What do you do? You get in the car without even changing -- because you don't have to. Best friends have seen us at our best and worst, and they love us either way. It's important to have someone in our lives we feel totally at ease with, Belleghem explains. Someone we can be ourselves with -- sweats and all.

4. Self-esteem boost
Good friends help us to develop our self-esteem, says Belleghem. "Having someone in our life who thinks we are important -- someone who wants our opinion on things and who values our company -- makes us feel wanted, boosting self-esteem," she explains.

5. Honest opinions
Best friends will also be totally honest with us, Belleghem says. They know you well and are able to tell it like it is. So thank your best friend the next time she looks you in the eye, shakes her head and suggests you rethink a possibly silly decision. She's got your best interests at heart.

Study Leads To Sucess

Thursday, 6 October 2011