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Thursday 31 January 2013
Wednesday 30 January 2013
How To Reduce Stress
1. Try to find the root cause of your stress and depression.
2. Solve the problems one by one. Limited our thinking. Our brains are helpless if we do not stop thinking about things. Interact with others to express your feelings.
3. Crying, Laughing. Crying is usually done by women. With tears we can enlarge the mind and soul. It is an effective therapy.
4. Exercise or exercise. With exercise can calm the mind and soul. The movement of the muscles of the body and a smooth flow of blood can reduce physical strain.
5. Put to practice a healthy lifestyle. Always motivasikan personal life is to be tested. Eat a healthy and balanced diet. Be prepared for whatever the future trials. Use common sense to think with maturity in solving a problem.
These are the ways to overcome stress and good luck!
Great experience fishing rod
Hardcore anglers, Mohd Rozi Mohamed Rashid told, whatever challenges that occur throughout all fishing activities that were ignored by anglers like. Most equally of concern only the desired outcome successfully lifted and a smile of satisfaction will certainly etched in every angler's lips.
He was living in the Klang Valley and often go fishing, said Port Klang was the closest place salt water fishing or fish mouth. Its location close to estuary fishing enthusiasts make Port Klang and surrounding areas are popular.
In addition, the location is a favorite anglers along the straits and canals, by Reba mangroves, river canal leading to Crab Island, Aceh coast in Pulau Indah near the fish cages along the Strait Dry.
Fauzi story again, once she had with friends fishing in the waters around Crab Island and Port Klang simply has not been down fishing. Although this area is not like fishing in the waters of the sea-coast, but it still can provide gains of not less wealth.
"Fishing on the same everywhere because everything depends on water, weather, bait and skipper wise and know where the best anchor bait sink.
"What is important about this trick can be considered as a casual fishing port of Klang Valley residents are always busy time to go fishing into the sea. Furthermore near location (can go home the day) and also affordable cost, "he said.
For those who want to guess at the fishing port, there are several sink that can be visited. Usually around Crab Island (either around fish cages submerged wreck), the epicenter around Kapar Power Station Hydro, Jemur Island, Goose and others, including some distant bottom of doors from the building and also fishing on One Phantom Lighthouse Bank (crests handspan ).
Awaited day arrived, Mohd Rozi invite several friends, Fauzi, Bill Azmi and barrel fishing around Crab Island. They move in the early morning of Sultan Sulaiman City Pier, Port Klang.
Because of its location is not set for ships that require coarse fishing, the equipment used in moderation only. In fact, a small set brought in preparation catch small fish while waiting for the big fish hit the bait.
"Patience should be possessed by every high anglers as it is hard to think raising fish this big. If it works though, it seems pretty good angler luck on the day, "said Mohd Rozi.
According to him, apart Crab Island, they also stopped several other locations to anchor the bait. Just like the last place, that dream fish difficult to do though is to find the best port at the mouth of the river near the concrete pillars ship pier.
"Some friends who use live bait successfully raise barramundi are approximately 2 kg. It pleased him greatly. Further, some have managed to raise grouper, gerut-gerut and also signs. If not fishing loser here though small place, "he said, adding that fishing around Crab Island is the best port for fishing legs.
The next day, Mohd Rozi and friends to spend time heading reefs reefs Che Minah of a cuboid (there are 3 cuboid here are built around the beginning of 2002 until the end of 2008) was built by the Department of Fisheries is located not far from the fish cages Crab Island .
It serves as a nest or fish house thus function as improving anglers and fishermen catch on here.
They do not miss market led bait such as shrimp and live bait. As usual, the gelama fish catch as bait shrimp dominate most markets brought.
Based on the experience of the public, anglers should bring the best bait if you wish for big fish like snapper, red grouper signs and raised.
Octopus bait worth RM6-RM8 a possible anglers should be preferred because the desired result would not have to take some time.
Snapper that habit into main game anglers certainly stymied and defeated by anglers. Even famous for all kinds of strength, the fighting spirit high, but when the bait in tebarkan octopus, snapper lose all energy.
Tuesday 29 January 2013
Top Universities Of The World
1) Harvard University, United States
2) The University of Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
2) The University of Cambridge, England, United Kingdom
3) Massachusetts Institute of Technology, United States.
4) The University of Oxford, England, United Kingdom.
5) University College London, London, United Kingdom,
Monday 28 January 2013
Lake Kenyir provide world class infrastructure
Selection Bayas Island in the lake environment as tourist spots for shopping branded and quality goods is regarded as unique because the lake with 340 islands surrounded by natural beauty rich in flora and fauna. This Kenyir Lake as areas with the facility of its kind in the world after the Ireland and Sweden
Lake which has become compulsory destination among anglers visit which, as such, will change the status and appeal forever because after this it will be a family holiday location with the addition of various planned infrastructure includes plains, piers, hotels and chalets, department 10 islands malls and attractions themed to the 'island Hopping'.
Planning for infrastructure development in Lake Kenyir to enable it to be a tourist area most unique and special in the region are being implemented to ensure the Visit Terengganu Year 2013 also has a special touch input from the goal area line makes tourism the state government after the economic centerpiece of petroleum products.
As pointed Chief Minister, Datuk Seri Ahmad Said: "We can not rely forever on revenue (royalties) from oil and gas. So we want to make tourism as the backbone of the economy and drive development in the state.
"Actually, there are plenty of Rajasthan tourism assets such as alignment beautiful beaches along more than 240 kilometers, the island, the lake and the beauty of handicraft products also fineness Terengganu songket and batik, which all have economic potential," he said.
The state government has allocated RM100 million this year to develop and promote tourism infrastructure in Lake Kenyir as free zones and international family travel destinations, especially on the island to be created Bayas Kenyir Trade Centre (KTC).
While in the base will be built Gawi main jetty terminal, esplanade and staff quarters Royal Malaysian Customs (RMC).
Along the development and direction of the state government has planned to Lake Kenyir, discerning investors, planting fast devising measures to achieve long-term gains.
Until now, the largest investments recorded was the construction of a sports academy and a wide range of recreational facilities, including hotels and chalets at Pulau Serindit.
Investment worth over RM545 million was due to be moved half of this year will be former national badminton champion squads, Soo Beng Kiang joint partners.
To meet the accommodation needs of visitors to the area that served as an exclusive holiday destination based on the nature, the plan is structured to provide up to 900 rooms.
Sunday 27 January 2013
Friday 25 January 2013
Risda University College to be built in Perlis
Perlis will have an additional University college when the Risda University College is built on a 21 hectare site in Titi Tinggi here.
Perlis Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Md Isa Sabu said the state government had already identified and allocated a site for the University college as part of efforts to enhance higher education initiatives in the state.
The University College to be build by Risda at a cost of RM31 million will offer diploma and degree programmes he said after attending a programme called 'Ramah Mesra Pekebun Kecil bersama Menteri Besar Perlis' in Alor Tampang near here, today.
He added that Perlis currently had a number of public higher learning institutions like Universiti Malaysia Perlis (UniMAP), UiTM, Institut Pendidikan Guru (Perlis campus) and Politeknik Tuanku Syed Sirajuddin and private institutions like Allianze University College of Medical Sciences (AUCMS).
Meanwhile, Risda director-general Datuk Wan Mohamad Zuki Mohamad said Risda's objective of building an university college was to provide the children of small holders nationwide an opportunity to pursue their higher education. -- BERNAMA
Japan's Algeria survivors, dead arrive in Tokyo
The seven Japanese survivors of the Algerian hostage crisis, and nine of the ten dead, arrived back in a shell-shocked Japan Friday as the prime minister spoke of the nation’s “deepest grief”. Emotional reunions away from the glare of publicity awaited those who made it out of the In Amenas complex alive, amid a renewed national sense of the perils of doing business in resource-rich, but unstable parts of the world.
A government-owned plane with its national flag livery touched down at Haneda Airport as a warm orange sun rose over Tokyo.
Airport officials used black umbrellas to shield those getting off the plane from the glare of cameras feeding blanket media coverage in a country baffled by what happened half a world away.
Airport officials used black umbrellas to shield those getting off the plane from the glare of cameras feeding blanket media coverage in a country baffled by what happened half a world away.
Foreign Minister Fumio Kishida stood alongside officials from engineering firm JGC, which employed — directly or indirectly — all Japanese caught up in the siege, bowing deeply after the coffins were brought out from the plane’s cargo hold.
Three trailers, each carrying three coffins, lined up near the plane’s tail as the assembled dignitaries laid on them bouquets of white flowers, a common offering for the deceased in Japan.
Tokyo on Thursday said it had now accounted for all ten men who had been out of contact since Islamist gunmen stormed the desert gas plant over a week ago.
Dozens of foreigners were killed during a four-day standoff that ended in a bloody showdown with Algerian commandos on Saturday, with reports of summary executions.
Japan’s body count of 10 is the highest of any nation whose citizens were caught up in the crisis in the Sahara and an unusual taste of Jihadist anger for a country that has remained far from US-led wars in the Muslim world.
Prime Minister Shinzo Abe, at a meeting of his senior ministers on Friday, said the nation was in mourning for those killed.
“As a government, we again express our deepest condolences for the pain of the bereaved families,” he said.
“It is with deepest grief we have learned that 10 Japanese nationals who worked on the frontlines of international business have become casualties.” At the headquarters of JGC, mourners continued to pay respects in front of a makeshift altar.
A steady stream of visitors dressed in black solemnly bowed to a Buddhist cenotaph, as they urged departed souls to find peace.
An elegantly handwritten prayer for those who lost their lives was inscribed on a wooden tablet, around which lay bouquets of white flowers.
The loss of so many colleagues is a heavy blow to JGC in a country where corporate communities are close-knit and company loyalties remain strong.
Company president Koichi Kawana held a deep bow for several seconds when he appeared in front of Japan’s assembled press corps.
“Our grief is heartbreaking,” he said, in remarks that were televised live nationwide.
“We have lost ten magnificent staff. Our task now is to push forward the engineering business of which we are all so proud and ensure absolutely the safety of our staff, the most valuable assets a company has.” Tatsuhiro Hayashi, the president of a consulting firm that does business with JGC, said he was full of sorrow.
“Accidents happen every day, but I was shocked to hear that terrorism actually affected us,” Hayashi told AFP.
“I’m afraid that this incident could lead to growing fears among people, especially families of Japanese workers overseas.” At least 37 foreign hostages were killed in the siege according to a preliminary death toll, as well as one Algerian hostage. Several people are still missing and some bodies have not yet been identified. -- AFP
Terengganu desperate to open accounts
TERENGGANU are looking forward to taking on Kuala Lumpur SPA in their opening FA Cup tie at Selayang Municipal Stadium today.
After enduring the worst possible start in more than 10 years in the Super League, Terengganu, who have yet to win a single match this new season, are in need of a fresh beginning.
Head coach E. Elavarasan said luck had deserted Terengganu in the last five matches when they only managed two draws against three losses.
"Except for not scoring goals, we did not play too badly in all our matches," said the 50-year-old coach who admitted to be feeling bad for the fans.
"They are not used to seeing their team at the bottom of the table and that is why it is very important for us to win our first game in the new season when we begin our FA Cup campaign against KL SPA," he said.
Elavarasan said there will be enough time for his team to improve their league position as they have only played five of 22 league matches.
"But against KL SPA, it is a must-win game as there will be no second chance in a one-off knock-out competition like the FA Cup," he said.
The former Felda United FC coach said a win over a Premier League outfit such as KL SPA is not guaranteed so his players need to be at their best to ensure progress into the next round.
"We need more from our strikers as at the moment (Effa) Owona is not scoring enough goals and Manaf (Mamat) is not at his best.
"We may have to tinker a little with the team as quiet a number of players are out injured and may not be ready to play on Friday," he said.
Captain Faizal Mohammad and his partner in defence Zubir Azmi is doubtful for tomorrow's match while striker Farderin Kadir has yet to recover from an injury.
"Injuries, however, are not too big of a problem for our team as we have quite a deep bench but we do need to start scoring more goals soon," said Faizal.
"It is imperative our strikers bring their shooting boots to Selayang as we can only win when we score more goals than our opponents."
PM all set to woo top investors
WEF meet in Davos will help attract more investments
DAVOS (Switzerland): MALAYSIA'S high-level participation at the ongoing World Economic Forum (WEF) here is focused on attracting foreign investors, foreign trade and tourists.
Prime Minister Datuk Seri Najib Razak said besides his scheduled participation in several important sessions at the forum, bilateral meetings he would have with top foreign government officials and one-on-one meetings with business leaders, were all geared towards showcasing Malaysia's attractions as an investment destination.
"I would like to listen to the proposals and suggestions as to what will attract them to invest in Malaysia."
Upon his arrival here from Zurich this morning, Najib who flew in from Cairo yesterday, said he would also be meeting with Canadian Finance Minister Jim Flaherty.
"I will convey to him Malaysia's gratitude towards Canada's approval of the investment by Petronas in Canadian shale natural gas producer, Progress Energy."
The Canadian government approved the purchase by Petronas in December last year after earlier blocking the US$5.5 billion (RM16.5 billion) deal. Najib will also be meeting the Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte later today.
The highlight of Malaysia's participation in this year's WEF in Davos will be the "Malaysian Night" on Friday.
"We anticipate a good turnout and will use the event to showcase various aspects of Malaysia to participants at the forum," said Najib.
The government has been promoting Malaysia's success story through the international press such as the influential The Economist magazine and cable news operator, CNN.
"We have an interesting story to tell and we will highlight Malaysia's potential for the international market to see."
Najib also expects the government's transformation programmes, especially the Economic Transformation Programme and the New Economic Model, to generate plenty of interest at the forum.
Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin said Malaysians should be proud of Najib's historic visit to Gaza on Tuesday, where he pledged full support to the war-torn city.
"His visit, together with his wife Datin Seri Rosmah Mansor, symbolised Malaysians' undivided support towards the Palestinians' fight for freedom against the Zionist regime," he said in a statement yesterday.
Muhyiddin said the people should emulate the country's premier by supporting and providing all forms of assistance to alleviate the sufferings of the Palestinian people.
"We should also be proud that Najib was the first head of government or state from a non-Arab country to visit Gaza."
Muhyiddin said Najib's visit would strengthen the country's role in developing new initiatives on the international stage, particularly among Islamic countries, for the betterment of the Palestinians.
Parents identify body as that of William Yau
The parents of William Yau Zhen Zhong confirmed that the body that was fished out from a river near Kampung Sungai Sireh in Port Klang yesterday is of their son that went missing last week.
Subang Jaya police chief Assistant Commissioner Yahaya Ramli said the parents identified Yau based on the scar on the right side of his forehead, two scars on the back of his head as well as the underwear and shorts on the body.
He said the case has been classified as sudden death as the initial post mortem report revealed the cause of death is uncertain.
Earlier, William's parents arrived at Hospital Tengku Ampuan Rahimah's Forensics Department around 11am.
They were escorted through the back door by policemen and were believed to have been called to identify the body of a boy found at Jeti Sungai Sireh at around 7.15pm last night.
William's father, Yau Kok Kang, was holding his wife, who was clutching a small yellow T-shirt, and crying inconsolably.
William had gone missing on January 16 near Putra Heights.
Thursday 24 January 2013
Egypt invites Malaysian firms
EGYPT, which is impressed with the success of the Malaysian economic achievements, has suggested that the national oil company Petronas and carmaker Proton collaborate with Egyptian entities to take advantage of the regional market here.
It was suggested that Petronas form a consortium with the Egyptian General Petroleum Corp (EGPC) to bid for drilling projects on the African continent, and Proton a joint venture with a local government-linked company to assemble cars in Egypt.
The suggestions were made by Egyptian Prime Minister Hesham Qandil in his meeting with Datuk Seri Najib Razak here yesterday.
Najib said he thought the suggestions were interesting and would forward them to the relevant parties.
It was suggested that Petronas form a consortium with the Egyptian General Petroleum Corp (EGPC) to bid for drilling projects on the African continent, and Proton a joint venture with a local government-linked company to assemble cars in Egypt.
The suggestions were made by Egyptian Prime Minister Hesham Qandil in his meeting with Datuk Seri Najib Razak here yesterday.
Najib said he thought the suggestions were interesting and would forward them to the relevant parties.
Egypt also invited Malaysian companies to invest in Special Economic Zone in the Suez region.
Najib said he welcomed the invitations and encouraged Malaysian companies to do so as he thought they should be in Egypt now to take advantage of its economic reconstruction efforts, after the Arab Spring revolutions, which saw a change in leadership.
"The Malaysian private sector has to be here now when the reconstruction is still being initiated and to take full advantage of it when it's in full swing," he told reporters at a press conference yesterday before leaving for Davos, Switzerland, to attend the World Economic Forum (WEF).
Najib also met Egyptian President Mohamed Morsi on Tuesday night and discussed bilateral ties.
During the visit, Najib witnessed the signing ceremony of a framework agreement of economic cooperation between Egypt and Malaysia.
The balance of trade between the two countries is now in Malaysia's favour which has a US$1 billion (RM3 billion) surplus. Egypt's main exports to Malaysia are cotton materials and fertilisers, while textiles and industrial machinery are the top imports from Malaysia.
The Egyptian economy, which has largely depended on tourism, has weakened with foreign currency reserve falling from US$36 billion in December 2010 to only US$16.3 billion in January 2012.
In February last year, Standard & Poor's rating agency lowered Egypt's credit rating from "B+" to "B" in the long term, following the political turmoil brought about by the Arab Spring.
However, the situation has somewhat stabilised now that a new constitution was signed by Morsi on December 26 2012, after it was approved by the Constituent Assembly on November 30 and passed in a referendum held on December 15-22 last year with 64 per cent support.
Dutch company offers RM50,000
The reward for information leading to the whereabouts of William Yau Zhen Zhong was increased to RM70,000 when a Netherlands-based information technology company put up another RM50,000 yesterday.
UNIT4 Asia Pacific Pte Ltd chief executive officer Chua Weng Foo, 47, said the company decided at its morning meeting yesterday that they should do their bit to help find the boy.
"As a parent, I can feel the pain of the missing boy's parents. We know that time is a critical element in this case, so we hope to expedite the search by offering this reward to anyone who can provide information leading to the safe return of the child," said the father of four.
The company's country manager, Tan Meng Chai, said the reward was part of their corporate social responsibility programme.
In Petaling Jaya, the 1Malaysia Petaling Jaya Service Team yesterday distributed another 3,000 flyers to taxi drivers and traders in Jalan Othman and Section 17, here.
"We have distributed the flyers at various locations, including SS2, Seapark, Sections 14 and 17 as well as PJ Old Town," said service team member Sheah Kok Fah.
As of yesterday, 11 million copies of the boy's photograph have been distributed nationwide.
The "search parties" include Wanita Umno, several non-governmental organisations and Alam Flora Sdn Bhd.
In a statement released yesterday, the solid waste disposal company's chief executive officer, Mohd Zain Hassan, said the company had printed its own posters of the missing boy to be distributed to its offices. They have also assigned 3,500 employees to distribute the posters.
"Even our garbage collectors have been tasked with distributing the posters in the neighbourhoods they serviced," he said, adding that the employees had been told to be the "ears and eyes" in assisting the authorities locate the boy.
A trader at the market in Section 17, Sia Kok Peng, 68, said yesterday it was nice to see everyone joining hands to help find the boy.
"We have people of different races, creed and religions distributing the flyers. In this time of need, everyone should forget their differences and come together for a worthy cause."
King calls for moderation to achieve greater unity, excellence
He said he was convinced that Malaysians fully understood and realised the importance of unity in a nation.
"Unity, stability and well-being are very important to nurture the development, strength and sovereignty of the nation," he said at the national-level Prophet Muhammad's birthday celebration, here.
The Raja Permaisuri Agong, Tuanku Hajah Haminah, was also present at the event.
The celebration, carrying the theme "Wasatiyyah Tonggak Kesatuan Ummah" (Moderation the Key to Unity of the People), was also attended by Deputy Prime Minister Tan Sri Muhyiddin Yassin, Minister in the Prime Minister's Department Datuk Seri Jamil Khir Baharom and former prime minister Tun Abdullah Ahmad Badawi.
Tuanku Abdul Halim advised the people to nurture and consolidate unity to build strength for the advancement of religion, the people and country.
"Let us together ensure the success of every reform and change by using the mould of Islam in a moderate and balanced manner as taught by Prophet Muhammad," he said.
He said the biography of Prophet Muhammad also showed that diversity in the community in terms of ethnicity, religion, culture and language was not a problem or obstacle to unity so long as moderation was applied in any approach.
At the event, Tuanku Abdul Halim presented the "Maulidur Rasul" Premier Award to former Sarawak Islamic Council president and former Sarawak mufti Datuk Seri Anis Abot.
The celebration began with a procession over a 1.7-km route by about 13,000 people, comprising representatives from government departments, statutory bodies, uniformed organisations, the private sector, tertiary institutions and schools.
Also in the procession were participants riding high-powered motorcycles, the mounted units of the police, Kuala Lumpur City Hall and Putrajaya Corporation as well as members of boating teams.
In TERENGGANU, the Sultan of Terengganu, Sultan Mizan Zainal Abidin, called on the people to nurture the two legacies of Prophet Muhammad, the Quran and the Sunnah, in their daily lives.
He said he hoped that Muslims would adhere to the Sunnah in all fields, whether it was their career, household or society, to ensure a prosperous and peaceful life.
About 15,000 people from various organisations attended the state-level celebration at the State Stadium in Kuala Terengganu. They also marched in a procession for about 2.2 kilometres, from Dataran Shahbandar to the stadium.
Also present were Terengganu Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Ahmad Said and state executive councillors, heads of government departments, community leaders and representatives of NGOs and private companies.
In NEGRI SEMBILAN, the Yang di-Pertuan Besar, Tuanku Muhriz Ibni Almarhum Tuanku Munawir, and the Tunku Ampuan Besar, Tuanku Aishah Rohani binti Almarhum Tengku Besar Mahmud, attended the state-level celebration at the Seremban Municipal Council field in Seremban.
Also present were the four Undangs and the Tunku Besar of Tampin as well as Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Mohamad Hasan.
About 20,000 Muslims representing government departments and agencies, the private sector, NGOs, political parties, and schools took part in a procession around Seremban led by Tuanku Muhriz.
In his speech, Mohd Khalil urged all parties not to raise issues that could cause resentment and restlessness among Muslims and non-Muslims.
In JOHOR, the Sultan of Johor, Sultan Ibrahim Sultan Iskandar led about 10,000 Muslims in a two-km procession from the Segamat Square to the Segamat Jamek Mosque to attend the state-level celebration.
Tuanku Raja Zarith Sofiah Sultan Idris, consort of the Sultan of Johor and Johor Menteri Besar Datuk Abdul Ghani Othman also took part in the procession which was made up of 88 contingents.
The ceremony was filled with ceramah on the prophet way of life and other religious events.
In KOTA KINABALU, about 15,000 Muslims took part in a state-level celebration which as attended by the Yang Dipertua Negeri, Tun Juhar Mahiruddin and his wife, Toh Puan Norlidah Datuk RM Jasni at the state mosque in Sembulan.
Earlier, Juhar and his wife led a procession involving 98 contingents from various government departments and agencies, the private sector, schools and NGOs from Padang Merdeka to the state mosque.
At the event, former Kota Kinabalu mayor Datuk Abdul Ghani Rashid and Dr Anang Langka Mat Kassim received the Maulidur Rasul awards and took home RM7,000 and a certificate each.
In SARAWAK, the celebration was held at two places, namely at the Al Muhajirin Mosque, Taman Matang Jaya and at the Solahuddin Al-Ayubbi Mosque, Penrissen Camp.
Acting Chief of Staff of the 1st Division Lt. Col. Mustafa Othman led a one-km procession at the camp which was under the Army's First Infantry Division and the Third Brigade.
In PAHANG, the Sultan of Pahang, Sultan Ahmad Shah, accompanied by the Sultanah of Pahang Sultanah Kalsom and the Tengku Mahkota of Pahang, Tengku Abdullah Sultan Ahmad Shah attended the state-level celebration at the Sultan Haji Ahmad Shah Jubilee Hall, Kuantan.
Also present were Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Adnan Yaakob, the Yang Dipertua Dewan Negeri, Datuk Wan Mohamad Razali Wan Mahusin, and State Secretary Datuk Seri Muhammad Safian Ismail.
In PENANG, the Yang Dipertua Negeri, Tun Abdul Rahman Abbas presented the Tokoh Maulidur Rasul award to pensioner Soid@ Shuib Mohd Amin, 68.
In PERAK, the Regent of Perak, Raja Dr Nazrin Shah and the Raja Puan Besar of Perak, Tuanku Zara Salim attended the state-level celebration at the Mara Junior Science Colleges, Felda in Sungkai.
Also present were the Raja Dihilir of Perak, Raja Jaafar Raja Muda Musa, the Raja Puan Muda of Perak, Raja Nor Mahani Raja Shahar Shah, Menteri Besar Datuk Seri Dr Zambry Abdul Kadir and his wife, Datin Seri Saripah Zulkifli, and Perak mufti Tan Sri Harussani Zakaria.
Raja Nazrin presented seven awards, including the Tokoh Keluarga Mithali to Danyal Ghazali, 70, and the Tokoh Pendakwah (preacher) to Dr Anand Shah, 51.
In KEDAH, the state-level celebration, which was held at the Felda Bukit Tembaga Mosque in Pokok Sena was officiated by Tunku Temenggong Tan Sri Tunku Sallehuddin Sultan Badlishah, a member of the Kedah Council of Regency.
At the ceremony, Kedah Zakat secretary Datuk Syeikh Ghazali Yaakob Hashim Salleh and Mashitah Abdul Aziz were name Tokoh Maulidur Rasul.
Meanwhile, the Maulidur Rasul celebration was also held in Jitra and Alor Setar. Kedah Federal Action Council chairman Datuk Mohd Johari Baharom officiated the celebration in Jitra while Kedah Umno liaison committee chairman Datuk Ahmad Bashah Md Hanipah led another gathering in Alor Setar.
The ceremonies were filled with al-Quran recitation, marhaban and ceramah besides the presentation of the Tokoh Maulidur Rasul awards at the parliamentary-level. -- BERNAMA
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