...1 Malaysia, What is it? What is 1 Malaysia? 1 Malaysia is an ongoing program that the government has spent RM38 million on to promote this concept. 1 Malaysia is not a new concept nor is it a new formula, but it is the ultimate goal for national unity. 1 Malaysia has already been the main vision of every single prime minister even before our current prime minister, Najib Tun Razak. In other words it is a propaganda tool to unite the country. 1 Malaysia consists of 8 values which is Integrity, Education, Meritocracy, Loyalty, Acceptance, Humility, Perseverance, and Culture of Excellence. As of 16 September 2008, Our 6th prime minister Najib has taken a big step forward by making the vision of 1 Malaysia from and idealistic to a realistic. Since independent, national unity has been made top priority and unity in education, culture, socio-economy, political and regional. The 1 Malaysia concept according to Najib is “We stand, we think and we act as Malaysians. And we take actions based on the needs of all ethnic groups in our country.” The government is taking a lot of actions in regards of 1 Malaysia such as having a lot of 1 Malaysia campaigns such as “One Malaysian Ride for Education, Unity walk background, Cuti-Cuti Satu Malaysian” so on and so forth. Not only having campaigns but the government has also opened a shop named Kedai Raykat Malaysia. We have clinics for 1 Malaysia such as Clinic 1 Malaysia, and we also have 1 Malaysia privilege...
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...( Thursday ) Table Of Content A1) Introduction Malaysian people of various races and religions need to think of themselves as a nation of Malaysia are thinking and acting to achieve a goal. In line with this, the unity that exist between races in this country should be strengthened to create a more peaceful country ambience, advanced, secure and prosperous.1 Malaysia is an on going programme designed by our Malaysia Prime Minister Najib Tun Razak on 16th September 2010 to more powerfully emphasise racial harmony , national harmony , and well-organized governance. The logo is the symbol of 1 which combine the Jalur Gemilang flag and the word Malaysia. 1 Malaysia brought the hope to improve the race relations to confirm that the people of Malaysia to copy closer unity among themselves. By following this , people will be able to have a feeling of respect , sincerity and mutual understanding or trust between the races. Our government also requires a leader who are very friendly people and willing to allocate time , energy , financial and personal interests apart for the sake of the nation. Moreover , leaders who work with dedication and sincerity will get the full support and respect by the nations. The country always need a person who are dedicated and loyal on their duty to achieve a success. A2) Integrity of 1 Malaysia The 8 values of 1Malaysia most certainly commited. By understanding of those value would already describe on hard work and all qualities. But one...
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...NAME : FAIZUDDIN I.D. NUMBER : J12009903 SUB. CODE : MPW 1143 TAJUK : AJARAN SESAT LECTURER : PUAN NOR HAYATI ISI KANDUGAN 1 - Pendahuluan 1 2 - Takrif Ajaran Sesat 2 3 - Permasalahan Kajian 2 4 - Perkembangan Sosialisasi Ajaran Sesat Mingikut Era 2-7 5 - Bentuk-Bentuk Ajaran Sesat 7 6 - Sebab-Sebab Kemunculan Ajaran Sesat 8 7 - Ciri-Ciri Ajaran Sesat 8-9 8 - Penjelasan Ciri-Ciri Utama Ajaran Sesat 9-10 9 - Senarai Ajaran Sesat Di Malaysia 10-12 10 - Faktor Lahirnya Ajaran Sesat 12-13 11 - Teknik Penyebar Ajaran Sesat Memikat Pengikut 13-14 12 - Ciri-Ciri Asas Penganut Ajaran Sesat 15-16 13 - Cara-Cara Perkembangan Ajaran Sesat 16-17 14 - Kesan Buruk Mengamalkan Ajaran Sesat 18-19 15 - Ancaman Ajaran Sesat Kepada Umat Islam Dan Negara 19-21 16 - Langkah-Langkah Menangani Ajaran Sesat 21-22 17 - Contoh Video Amalan Ajaran Sesat 23 18 - Langkah-Langkah Yang Telah Diambil Oleh Jakim 23-24 19 - Penutup 25 20 - Rujukan 26 21 - Lampiran 27 Pendahuluan Timbulnya ajaran-ajaran sesat dan amalan-amalan sesat di dalam masyarakat Islam di Malaysia bukanlah satu perkara baru dan tidak disedari, tetapi kadang-kadang ajaran sesat itu tidak dapat dikatakan sesat keseluruhannya kerana ada bercampur aduk diantara benar dan yang salah. Yang paling rumit dan kritikal sekali ialah didalam ajaran-ajaran berkenaan dikatakan betul oleh satu golongan dan dikatakan salah oleh golongan yang lain. Namun begitu masalah...
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...lain. Kerajaan Barisan Nasional di bawah pimpinan Tun Abdul Razak, Tun Hussein Onn, Tun Dr. Mahathir dan yang terkini, Datuk Seri Najib Razak tetap menjadikan prinsip memupuk perpaduan dan persefahaman antara kaum sebagai dasar utama pentadbiran Negara dalam menjaga kestabilan politik, social dan ekonomi Negara. Atas kesedaran inilah, maka Perdana Menteri kita, Datuk Seri Najib Razak telah memperkenalkan satu gagasan yang cukup mantap, relevan dan praktikal untuk semua rakyat Malaysia tanpa mengira bangsa dan agama. Gagasan tersebut adalah ‘1Malaysia’ yang berslogan; ‘Rakyat Didahulukan, Pencapaian Diutamakan’. Gagasan ini berteraskan prinsip di mana semua rakyat Malaysia yang berbeza daripada segi fahaman agama, rupa fizikal dan budaya, masing-masing bersatu, seiya dan sekata dalam menghormati hak-hak dan sensitiviti kaum-kaum lain dan bersama-sama berpastu padu dalam menjaga kerukunan dan keharmonian Negara. Tujuan beliau mengasaskan gagasan ini adalah untuk mengingatkan setiap rakyat Malaysia agar sentiasa menitikberatkan perpaduan antara kaum. Negara tidak akan maju daripada segi ekonomi dan social sekiranya rakyatnya saling bermusuhan. Lantaran itu, gagasan 1Malaysia adalah satu konsep yang betul-betul sesuai dan...
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...To Whom It May Concern, Radiography and Sonography Graduate in search of Opportunities in Medical Industry I am writingto inquire about job opportunities as a radiographer/ sonographer. I graduated from Vision College (Malaysia)with a Postgraduate Diploma in Radiography and Sonography (accredited by the Australian…). I had experienced with (what you can operate- name all the scans/ what’s your current experience etc). Furthermore, I possess good communication and explanatory skills owing to my experiences as a trainee over the years. I am comfortable communicating with peoplecross various age groups, languages and cultural backgrounds. I am aware of the importance of being able to work with others particularly in a working environment which requires accurate diagnosis, patient care and high safety protocols. Iam fluent in English. I am also multi-lingual. I can speak Malay, Cantonese and Mandarin too. The enclosed is my resume for your kind review. I would appreciate the opportunity to speak with you anddemonstrate more fully how I can meet your needs and benefit your organisation. I am expecting a basic salary ranging in between HKD18, 000- HKD20, 000. I would be more than welcome to provide you with anydetails that I had missed and further discuss about the prospects of the position offerd. Thank you for your time and consideration. I look forward to hearing from you soon. Best regards, Name Mobile: E-mail: name | I am an enthusiast in search...
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...RESEARCH QUESTION: WHY CAN’T MALAYSIA BE A MAJOR CONSUMER OF BIOFUEL? I Introduction While demand in the growing biofuels industry, Malaysia can’t be a major consumer of biofuels as there are some issues in the social impact,ecosystem services, technical consideration for the use of biofuel-based and Malaysia Government Policy sector II Body A One of the reasons Malaysia can’t be a major consumer is the issue in social impact. 1 Competition between food and fuel a Some commodities like maize,sugar cane and vegetable oil can be used either as food or biofuels sources.(Wikipedia,2012) b Human food chain can be affected due to this competition.(Eidgenössische Technische Hochschule,2008) 2 Food price increase a Food prices will increase due to higher demand for biofuels usage.(Doornbosh and Steenblik, 2007) b Higher cost of raws material compared to fossil fuels (Steven and Lee, 2010, p.948) 3 Lack of public awareness about the use of biofuels a Most Malaysian do not realize that Malaysia will run out of oil in 19 years if alternative energy sources such as biofuels are not used. (Prime Minister’s Department,2005,p.22) b Dissemination of information about the benefits of using biofuels is less widespread in the media causing fewer people to take note of the biofuel industry. (Bentley Motors,2008,p.3) B Another reasons is the issue in ecosystem services. 1 Soil erosion and deforestation ...
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...THE CONSTITUTION OF MALAYSIA The Constitution is a document that contains the highest laws of the country. No other law can contravene the constitution. The Federal Constitution (Malaysia) we have today is based on the Constitution of the Federal of Malaya presented by the Reid Commission in 1957. The 1957 document was amended to suit the requirements of the enlarge federation and put into effects as the Constitution when Malaysia was proclaimed on 16 September 1963. SOURCE OF LAW IN MALAYSIA WRITEN: - Federal Constitution - Act ( laws enacted) - Enactment/ Ordinance - Written Islamic Law - Minor Legislations UNWRITTEN: - Customary Law - Court decisions - Common Law - Unwritten Islamic Law FEDERAL CONSTITUTION & STATE CONSTITUTIONS Malaysia is a federation of 13 states and the Federal Territories of Kuala Lumpur, Labuan and Putrajaya. The country has a central federal government and 13 states governments. The Federal Constitution provides for a separation of powers between the federal government and the respective state governments. This power separation is aimed at ensuring the smooth operation of the federal system and the avoidance of disputes that may arise between the central government and a state government. The extent of the Federal Government’s power is mentioned in the Federal List. Federal List - Foreign Affairs - Defense - Internal Security - Legal and civil agendas and crime and...
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...Over the past few decades, Malaysia has experienced both growth and decline economically. Relying mainly on exports, this country is predicted to experience a more stable growth period between the years 2011-2015. GDP is predicted to increase in the future years and investments in the country will be the main factor of this economic growth (Economic Forecast, 2011). With a population of 28.3 million and an expected population growth rate of 1.7%, this country provides an excellent opportunity for exporters looking to invest in another country by way of goods and services (Profile, 2011). In order for exports in Malaysia to be successful however, one must understand the values and subcultures Malays possess in order to market to them appropriately. This report will focus on the influences of these concepts on the behaviour of Malaysian consumers in comparison to Australian consumers. This report will also highlight the importance of understanding certain cultural differences and their implications for marketers if Australia is to export goods and services to Malaysia. Religious Subcultures The concept of subcultures, more specifically religious subcultures, is an important aspect of consumer behaviour to consider. Strongly held religious beliefs and customs can exert a significant influence upon the values people hold. These values may include choosing to adopt a simple and humble existence devoid of materialism or choosing to lead a lifestyle that balances simplicity and materialism...
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...Introduction Malaysia consists of a federation of fourteen states. Article 4(1) of the Malaysian Constitution states that the supreme law of the federation is the Constitution. Malaysia follows the Westminster model of government. The Cabinet headed by the Prime Minister exercises executive power. Both the prime minister and Cabinet answers to the parliament. The Monarch appoints the Prime Minister. He is the leader of the ruling party in the lower house (House of Representative) of the Parliament. Members of the lower house are elected for fiveyear terms. Members of the upper house (Senate) consist of two senators elected by each state legislative assembly and the Monarch appoints the rest. Senators serve for six years. The House of Representatives is the main legislative body. The Senate only has delaying powers over legislation. Members of the executive are also members of the legislature. The executive practically makes law. The executive and legislative branch in Malaysia could be conveniently be categorised together. The term executive and legislature in the Malaysian context actually refers to the same entity exercising different functions. This is coupled by the fact that the ruling government has been able to maintain a two-third majority in Parliament ever since independence. Several significant legislations such as the regular use of Emergency powers under Article 150 of the Constitution and the Internal Security Act 1960 has led to the erosion of civil liberties...
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...God--------------------------------- 4-5 2.0 Loyalty to King and Country--------------- 6 3.0 The Rule of Law-------------------------------- 7 4.0 Upholding the Constitution-----------------5.0 Decorum and Morality ----------------------- 8 9 Conclusion 10 Reference 11 Appendices 12-16 1 Acknowledgement We are grateful because we manage to complete our "Pengajian Malaysia 2" assignment within the time given by our lecturer Miss Irna Nursyafina. This assignment can't be done without the effort of my partner, Jesslie Ng Hui Yee. Last but not least, we would like to express my gratitude to our course mates for their constant support and guidance. 2 Introduction What is Rukun Negara? It was born on 31 August 1970 headed by the Malaysia's second prime minister, Tun Abdul Razak and it is formulated by the National Consultative Council. The purpose to form this principles are to created unity of various race in Malaysia after the disturbing peace of different races in 13 May 1969. It had proven in Malaysia that racial issues and stability fragile of the happened riots. After the formation of Rukun Negara in Malaysia, cases of racist incidents that involve hundreds of people death are prevented. Formation of Rukun Negara is one of the method to help Malaysian to stay together in one unity. The Principle of Rukun Negara consists of 5 principles, which is Belief in God, Loyalty to King and Country, Upholding the Constitution,...
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...Appendix 1 HIGHLIGHTS-Malaysia announces consumption, property taxes in 2014 budget Fri Oct 25, 2013 7:00am EDT AFFORDABLE HOMES * To further increase access to home ownership at affordable prices, an estimated 223,000 units of new houses will be built by the government and the private sector in 2014. - Companies that specialise in affordable housing development include Hua Yang Bhd. * Government to allocate 578 million ringgit to the National Housing Department (JPN) for low cost flats consisting of 16,473 housing units. * Malaysian's government to provide 80,000 housing units with an allocation of 1 billion ringgit under affordable housing scheme. The sales price of the houses will be 20 percent lower than market prices. * Introduce the Private Affordable Ownership Housing Scheme (MyHome) to encourage the private sector to build more low and medium-cost houses. The scheme provides a subsidy of 30,000 ringgit to the private developers for each unit built. * Preference will be given to developers who build low and medium-cost houses in areas with high demand and limited to 10,000 units in 2014. * The scheme is for housing projects approved effective from 1 January 2014 with an allocation of 300 million ringgit. POPULATION DISTRIBUTION AND BASIC DEMOGRAPHIC CHARACTERISTIC REPORT 2010 1. Introduction The 2010 Population and Housing Census of Malaysia (Census 2010) was the fifth decennial census to be conducted since the formation of...
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...FACTORS AFFECTING WOMEN SHOPPERS’ ONLINE SHOPPING ATITUDE Rusfazaira binti Ahmad Fadzil (2003105365) 12 TABLE OF CONTENTS | | | Page | CHAPTER 1 | INTRODUCTION | | | 1.1 Background of the Study | 1-2 | | 1.2 Problem statement | 3-4 | | 1.3 Objectives of The Research | 5 | | 1.4 Scope of Study | 6 | | 1.5 Limitations | 7 | | 1.6 Definition of Terms | 8 | | 1.10 Summary | 9 | | | | CHAPTER 2 | LITERATURE REVIEW | | | 2.1 Literature Review | 10 | | 2.1.1 Concept of financial leverage with bank profitability | 11-15 | | 2.1.2 Concept of liquidity with bank profitability | 16 | | 2.1.3 Concept of size with bank profitability | 17 | CHAPTER 3 | APPENDICES 3.1 Number Employed, Unemployed and Unemployed Rate (Female) 2000-2010. Statistics On Women, Family and Community 2011. Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development. 3.2 Enrolment in Government-assisted Educational Institutions by Level of Education 2001-2010. Statistics On Women, Family and Community 2011. Ministry of Women, Family and Community Development 3.3 2013 Budget Presentation Speech by Malaysia Prime Minister. 3.4 The Household Use of Internet Survey,2005 by Malaysian Communications and Multimedia Commisions. | | | | | CHAPTER 1 INTRODUCTION 1.1 Background of the Study The usage of Internet has grown rapidly over the past years and it has become a common means for delivering and...
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...in this country. Asset purchases can be made possible via murabahah and ai bai bithaman ajil financing.[1] For business expansion and start up, the al- ijarah, mudarabah and musyarakah products have good potential. But if someone needs cash to pay debts or settle a down payment, buy shares, house renovation or even to go on a vacation. The above instruments may not help us get the cash we want. A pawn broking operation is relatively straightforward. The borrower simply needs to place a pledge or security for the amount of debt needed. Rahnu is a means of providing short term financing to the public by pawning his/her jewellery to banks or pawnshops as a security. It is one of the microcredit and financial instruments for low income earners seeking financial assistance to meet their fast working capital needs. [2] The inclusion of syariah regulation in the banking system in 1983 has encouraged its implementation in other finance institutions such as insurance, trust unit and Islamic pawn broking (ar-rahnu). The main reason is to eliminate interest which was imposed by pawn brokers as payment from the cash being loaned. The effect can be seen by the emergence of two pawn broking systems in Malaysia, namely the conventional pawn broking system and the Islamic pawn broking system. Rahnu principle is mainly used for Islamic pawn broking services in Malaysia. Under rahnu, valuable item is collateralized to a debt which may be utilized as payment if the debt is...
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...MALAYSIAN PRACTICE OF AR-RAHNU SCHEME: TRENDS AND DEVELOPMENT By: Azila Abdul Razak Introduction The important of helping the needy especially the poor has long been emphasized in much of Islamic faith. Therefore, lending to the needy should be the main focus in Islamic finance. In this context, the Islamic pawnshop (ar-rahnu scheme) is the most appropriate mechanism as it provides a financial product for the lower-income group and small businesses which usually have limited capital or have been excluded from the mainstream financial system. Prior studies have shown the importance of Islamic pawnshop to the Muslim societies1. Before the implementation of the Islamic pawnshop system, the conventional pawnshops had charged high interest rates on the loans given. The conventional pawnshops were more motivated on making profit from the needy individuals and this activity was only restricted by the laws in the Pawnbrokers Act 1972. The conventional pawnshops had indeed oppressed and put a burden on the lower-income group. The purpose of the Pawnbrokers Act 1972 was to guarantee a healthy pawnshop industry, as well as safeguarding the interests of the consumers. However, it failed to control the problems of the oppression of the lower income group and the pawnbrokers’ malpractices. In fact, it seemed to encourage the practice of usury, with high interest rates of 2 percent per month, or 24 percent per annum. The high interest rates make it difficult for the consumers to reclaim their...
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...Daryl Loh Zhen Zhe 25903969 tutorial 23 Q1. Company name: Monash University Malaysia (http://www.monash.edu.my/) Monash University is the first foreign university to be established in Malaysia. It is established in 1998 and located in Bandar Sunway. Competitors: * Taylor's University (http://www.taylors.edu.my/en/university/) * The University of Nottingham (http://www.nottingham.edu.my/index.aspx) * Help University (http://www.help.edu.my/) Suppliers: * Sunway Property (Property) (http://www.sunwayproperty.com/pd/) * Sunway Construction Sdn Bhd ( Construction works) (http://www.sunway.com.my/suncon/) * Atlas Vending (M) Sdn Bhd (suplply vending machine) (http://www.atlas-vending.com/) Intermediaries: * GTI Media Sdn Bhd (Marketing services agency, established a brand name doctorjob.com.my which help to advertise Monash Univeristy Malaysia) (http://gtimedia.asia/) * Sureworks Sdn Bhd (Marketing services agency, organise educational fair to help promote Monash University Malaysia) (http://www.sureworks.info/) * IDP Malaysia (Introduce Monash University Malaysia to students as an option) (http://www.idp.com/malaysia/studyabroad) Customer: * People which majority in the category of young adult and adult who seek for tertiary education * International and local students * Undergraduate and postgraduate students Public: * Ministry of Higher Education (government publics) (http://jpt.mohe.gov.my/eng/) * Jeffrey Cheah Foundation...
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