Thursday, November 27, 2014

Ustaz Rasul Dahri - Tiada Ulama dalam ISIS






Ustaz Rasul Dahri - Tiada Ulama dalam ISIS


=ISIS Menggila Islam Dicela 13.10.2014(video penuh)

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=13fn5PamLIs

=Tanya Jawab: Tentang ISIS (Daulah Islam Irak dan Syam) - Prof. Dr. Syaikh Sulaiman Ar-Ruhaili

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9SG1oXMks0

=DFB - ISIS Mengaku Tentera Imam Mahdi

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q3BWUJJwgeE

=Ustaz Rasul Dahri - ISIS adalah Pecahan daripada Al-Qaeda 

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0L5UiMCXQqk

= URD - Nasihat Rakyat Malaysia Tidak Tertipu Dengan Jihad ISIS
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yITA9QMCb6k

= Ustaz Rasul Dahri - ISIS adalah Khawarij?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=15yrdA2jswY

= Ustaz Fathul Bari - ISIS Bukan Ahlus Sunnah, Mereka Pembawa Fitnah
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WzA9urTIvqI



5 Alkaline Foods to Eat Every Day



5 Alkaline Foods to Eat Every Day

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One of the problems with the typical modern diet, based largely on processed sugars and sweeteners, conventionally raised meats, dairy and produce and refined grains, is that it tends to have an acidifying effect on the body. This can raise the risk of chronic inflammatory conditions like arthritis and also increase your risk of developing cancer. The body functions best at a slightly alkaline pH level of 7.4 and to help maintain this balance, it is good to consider including some of the following alkalizing foods in your diet.

Root Vegetables

Many root vegetables – including beets, turnips, carrots, all colors of radishes, horseradish and rutabaga – have an alkalizing effect upon the body. Apart from this, they are also mineral-rich and high in fiber, so they can support your general health. While many Americans in particular are not always very knowledgeable about how to prepare these veggies, there are many recipes available on the web and steaming, boiling, baking or sautéing in olive oil are all great ways to start!

Cruciferous Vegetables

It shouldn’t be surprising that these veggies – including broccoli, cauliflower, kale and cabbage among others – are on this list. They, too, help raise the body’s pH level and apart from this bring a whole array of other health benefits, including improved digestion and a strengthened immune system that can better fight off illness and disease. They are also excellent for cardiac health. So be sure to get a serving of crucifers every day if possible – and not just for the acid-base balance!

Leafy Greens

Leafy green vegetables, along with crucifers, are probably some of the healthiest foods you can eat on a daily basis. Things like spinach, Swiss chard, turnip or mustard greens or collards are all wonderful to help maintain a proper acid-base balance in the body and like the crucifers while raise your pH to optimal levels. They also bring in with them well of phytonutrients, fiber, minerals and vitamins, especially Vitamin C and Vitamin K.

Garlic

Garlic is one of the best foods to eat for overall health, so it is no surprise that is should also be an alkalizing food as well. Eating this will also give you better cardiac health due to lowered blood pressure and cholesterol levels, an improved immune system, and a decreased chance of developing many chronic disease due to the power anti-oxidant and anti-inflammatory properties of this true superfood.

Lemons

Okay, this many sound strange to a lot of people, but even though lemons have a low pH due to their citric acid content, they actually have an alkalizing effect within the body, especially if taken in water on a daily basis. It will also bring the benefits of an improved immune system, a detoxified liver and better digestion, since ingesting lemon juice stimulates the product of bile which helps the body more efficiently break down food.
So consider increasing your intact of these alkalizing foods in your diet. As you can see, a diet rich in these foods will not only help maintain a healthy acid-base balance but bring in a number of other health benefits at the same time.

More From Mayimina:

Top 8 Foods That Help Digestion

7 Surprising Foods to Help Fight Arthritis Pain

Top 10 Metabolism-Boosting Foods

 

~ http://blogs.naturalnews.com/5-alkaline-foods-eat-every-day/

10-09-2014 Ustaz Halim Hassan: Wahhabi & Yaqazah

Tuesday, November 25, 2014

Pictures of the Founder Wahabism (Muhammad Abdul Wahhab) are Fake, so as the others...like Faisal Ib...


 

 

Pictures of the Founder Wahabism (Muhammad Abdul Wahhab) are Fake, so as the others...like Faisal Ibn Sau


We often see these pictures of Abdul Wahhab:

This one:


Picture 1Picture 1


Then this one.  Looks like a different person:


Picture 2Picture 2


Or we'll just do a google search:







First of all, Please Take note Abdul Wahhab born 1703, died 1792.

Then check the first CAMERA ever INVENTED... which is in 1840  .  1840? Really?
Do a quick research http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_the_camera.



Let's move on. Take a look at this picture, see the familiar faces in Picture 1 and Picture 2 (as above)?





Is that really Percy Cox on the right most?  Should he look more like British like this one below?







That's not all.  I'm revealing another fake person invented:  Faisal Ibn Saud.

They take the first name Faisal ibn Hussein and combine with the surname Ibn Saud, and voila!

Let's look at the fake Faisal Ibn Saud:






And oh they even have his video (screenshot) that says Faisal ibn Abdul Aziz ??:







But who is this guy actually?

Here he is:





And a google search on Faisal ibn Hussein:







Read up yourself on Faisal I bin Hussein bin Ali al-Hashimi. Careful he is from Bani Hashem.  He has no Saudi blood whatsoever.


The lies goes on and on and on.  Suddenly we can see pictures of Saud and Hussein family sitting together with British, when the actual fact is, Hussein and his sons Faisal and Abdullah were rivals with Saud.







Then there are cases they use true pictures, but the facts are totally wrong.  E.g. Pictures of peace treaty agreements after WW1, especially after Ottoman Empire collapsed (whatever, be it Ottoman Empire or Young Turks of Ottoman Empire) but the captions will put otherwise, juicy titles all over, full of lies.






The fact is we have no idea where and when those pictures were taken.  And definitely we need to do research if we really care to find out the truth.  If you seek the truth for the sake of Allah, Allah will show it to you.  In syaa Allah.


Don't be deceived by pictures and captions.  Make a quick research or if not, don't read at all.  Rather than you rattle lies, creating more sins for nothing.

Wallahu'alam.

Kembali Kepada Islam Menurut Jalan Para Sahabat




Kembali Kepada Islam Menurut Jalan Para Sahabat 

Ramai yang merasakan telah benar dia Islam dengan tafsiran dan pemahaman dia sendiri. Terkadang berdasarkan apa yang disangka-sangka, selalunya pula dengan yang diikut-ikut.

Demikianlah apa yang difaham dan dianuti.

Sesungguhnya kecelaruan mereka telah dijawab oleh golongan ummat yang mulia. 


Dari Abdullah Ibnu Mas'ud Rhu. dia berkata :

"Sesiapa di antara kamu mengikuti sunnah (bimbingan), maka ikutlah jejak sunnah (bimbingan) orang yang telah wafat kerana orang yang masih hidup tidak terlepas dari fitnah. Mereka adalah para Sahabat Muhammad shallallahu alaihi wassalam. Mereka adalah orang yang paling baik hatinya, paling dalam ilmunya serta paling sedikit takallufnya (tidak merasa terbeban dengan syari'at)."


"Mereka adalah qaum yang dipilih oleh Allah Ta'ala untuk berdampingan dengan nabi-Nya dan menegakkan agama-Nya. Maka kenalilah kelebihan dan jasa-jasa mereka, ikutilah mereka dan ambillah akhlaq dan agama mereka kerana sesungguhnya mereka berada di atas landasan hidayah yang lurus."


Rujukan :

Imam Ibnu Abdil Barr Rhm. Jaami' al ilm wa Fadhlihi, hal. 368.
Imam Ibnu Qayyim Al Jauziyyah Rhm. I'lam ul Muwaqi'in, jilid 2, hal. 202-203

Maka, faham, anutilah dan amalkan Islam sepertimana yang dianuti, difahami dan diamalkan oleh para Sahabat Nabi Shallallahu alaihi wassalam.
— with Juanda Jaya.

KISAH 1: SIFAT ALLAH BELUM SUCI ?


ASWAJA: “Di mana Allah?” 

Wahhabi: “Allah di atas langit sebagaimana yang dikhabarkan di dalam al-Qur’an dan as-Sunnah Rasulullah shallallahu ‘alaihi wasallam yang sahih.” 

ASWAJA: “Kalau begitu, adakah Allah itu bertempat di langit?” 

Wahhabi: “Seperti yang saya katakan tadi, Allah di atas langit sebagaimana yang dikhabarkan oleh al-Qur’an dan as-Sunnah yang sahih. Adapun persoalan sama ada Allah bertempat atau tidak, ia termasuk dalam perkara yang didiamkan oleh Allah dan Rasul-Nya. Oleh itu lebih baik sahaja perkara ini jangan dibahaskan.” 

ASWAJA: “Sungguh pelik akidah kamu wahai golongan Wahhabi. Kamu menetapkan Allah di atas langit kemudian kamu menafikan pula Allah memiliki tempat. Bukankah langit itu adalah tempat?” 

Wahhabi: “Izinkan saya bertanya kepada anda.” 

ASWAJA: “Silakan.” 

WAhhabi: “Adakah kamu beriman bahawa Allah itu memiliki sifat mendengar?” 

ASWAJA: “Ya, saya beriman.” 

Wahhabi: “Kalau begitu, adakah Allah memiliki telinga untuk Dia mendengar sebagaimana makhluk-Nya?” 

ASWAJA: “Saya hanya beriman kepada sifat pendengaran Allah. Adapun telinga, ia tidak disebutkan oleh Allah dan Rasul-Nya. Oleh itu saya mohon kepada sudara agar usah dihubungkan sifat pendengaran Allah dengan persoalan adakah Allah bertelinga atau tidak. Sebab lafaz ‘telinga’ itu sendiri tidak disebutkan di dalam al-Qur’an dan as-Sunnah." 

Wahhabi: “Nah, kamu sendiri tidak suka apabila perbicaraan mengenai sifat-sifat Allah dikaitkan dengan persoalan yang tidak disebutkan di dalam al-Qur’an dan as-Sunnah. Namun kenapakah kamu tetap berdegil mengaitkan perkhabaran al-Qur’an dan as-Sunnah bahawa Allah di atas langit dengan persoalan ‘tempat? 

ASWAJA: “Baik, saya akui saya silap. Izinkan saya bertanya kepada anda pula. Boleh?” 

Wahhabi: “Boleh, apa pertanyaan anda?” 

ASWAJA: “Adakah anda meyakini Allah itu memiliki Tangan?” 

Wahhabi: “Saya yakin sebab al-Qur’an dan as-Sunnah sendiri menetapkannya. Namun kami percaya bahawa makna Tangan di sini tidaklah sama dengan makna yang difahami dan wujud di sisi makhluk-Nya.” 

ASWAJA: “Tetapi bukankah perkataan ‘Tangan’ itu akan membayangkan bahawa Allah itu memiliki anggota sebagaimana makhluk-Nya? Bukankah lebih baik sahaja lafaz dan makna ‘Tangan’ itu digantikan kepada lafaz dan makna yang lain supaya Allah dapat disucikan daripada memiliki kesamaan dengan makhluk-Nya?” 

Wahhabi: “Itu hanyalah sangkaan anda. Pertama, siapakah yang memerintahkan anda supaya membayangkan bagaimana ‘Tangan’ itu? Kedua, cadangan anda agar  lafaz dan makna ‘Tangan’ digantikan dengan lafaz dan makna lain menunjukkan seakan-akan Allah telah tersilap memfirmankan sejumlah ayat di dalam al-Qur’an sehingga itu ia perlu digantikan dengan lafaz pilihan kalian. Ketiga, dengan demikian juga, kalian telah menganggap sifat-sifat yang dikhabarkan oleh Allah dan Rasululullah masih belum ‘suci’ daripada keserupaan dengan makhluk, sehinggalah kalian datang untuk mensucikan-Nya. Maha Suci Allah daripada mainan akal kalian.”

ASWAJA: .................

*** ASWAJA / ASWJ = Ashbah, Sufi wal Jahmiyyah. Boleh uga disebut sebagai Amalan Syirik Warisan Jahiliyyah.

~ Mohd Hairi Nonchi

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Mohd Anuar wali ada 2, wali Allah atau wali syaitan...nak jadi wali Allah, kena ikut cara yang nabi saw ajarkan...nak jadi wali syaitan, buatlah ikut hawa nafsu...lainlah klu nak jadi wali nikah ataupun ahli waliband...

Sunday, November 23, 2014

6 Reasons to Delay Baby's First Bath

 

 

6 Reasons to Delay Baby's First Bath

 

 


Delaying Your Baby's Bath Has Benefits



3 day old baby being bathed by mother - Goldmund Lukic/E+/Getty Images









There are many reasons to consider not having your baby bathed in the first hours or even days after birth. Many hospitals seem to have an urgent need to have the baby bathed in the first hours after the newborn has been born, but as parents, you can make the decision on when to bathe your baby and who is the one to do it. There are several benefits to delaying baby's first bath and you may reconsider when you would like it to happen after learning about the advantages of waiting. (Much of the research on bathing newborns is related to the preterm or low birth weight baby.)

  1. Babies are born with a natural skin protectant In utero, babies are protected from their watery environment by a special substance called vernix, found on their skin. You may notice some vernix on your just born baby, it looks a bit like a white, waxy cream cheese, and some babies seem to have a lot and others not so much. Babies tend to lose the vernix the longer the mother is pregnant, so those babies born at 42 weeks might not have a lot of it visible anymore, though usually there is still some hidden in the folds of their skin and under their arms. Babies born earlier often have a larger amount. Newer research indicates that vernix has immune properties and leaving it on your baby's skin provides a layer of protection while your new baby's immune system is getting stronger. I think this is a great benefit especially for babies who are born in the hospital, with lots of potential for exposure to hospital-acquired infections. Vernix also is the best moisturizer ever and helps to keep your baby's skin soft and supple. It's important to note that the research is on the properties of the vernix but as of now there is no clinical data to prove this connection.
    Amniotic fluid, which bathed the baby before birth has the ability to provide some extra resistance to infection as well, so the longer it remains on the skin, the better for baby.

  2. Baby wants to be near mom After birth, your newborn baby wants to be as close to you and your breasts as he can get. Snuggling on your chest, close to the food source, where he can hear you, smell you and feel you against his skin is a source of comfort for your new little one. Being close to your breasts can help encourage breastfeeding and support the baby making a smooth transition to life on the outside. Taking your baby away from you soon after birth for the purpose of a bath can disrupt the process of your baby getting to know you, feeling safe and secure, and interfere with those very important first feedings.

  3. Lowered body temperature New babies are still figuring out how to maintain their own body temperature. Taking a baby away from his mother for a bath, may result in the baby working harder to keep their body temperature in the normal range. I have seen babies who need to be placed under the heat lamp to bring up their temperature after their bath. Mom's chest is the perfect place to maintain baby's temperature. A mother's chest has the ability to heat up or cool down to help the baby stay at just the right temperature. Adding a bath into the mix just makes it harder for baby to maintain their body temperature.

  4. Keep stress hormones low and blood sugar normal Being separated from her mother can add an additional layer of stress to a new baby just figuring out life on the outside. When your baby is taken from you to be bathed, she may cry, feel uncomfortable and upset. This causes her body to release stress hormones in response to this new situation. Her heart rate and blood pressure may go up, she may breathe a bit faster and become agitated. Working hard to respond to this stressful situation may also lower her blood sugar temporarily. If your baby's blood sugar is being monitored due to mother's gestational diabetes, or her size at birth, the baby's health care providers may be concerned and want to introduce formula to bring her blood sugar back up to the normal range. When she remains closes to you, she is better able to regulate all of her body systems and maintain her blood sugar where it should be.

  5. A bath with mom or dad sounds nice Since your baby feels most secure when she is close to a parent, you might consider taking the first bath with your baby, when you are ready. Getting in the tub with your baby and holding her in your arms is a wonderful way to have that first bath. Your baby will feel secure and loved, when she does not have to be separated from you in the first days. She will enjoy the soothing water while being held, happily splashing and giving little kicks. It might feel so good that she may even fall asleep! Remember, little babies are very slippery when wet, so you will need someone to hold the baby while you get in and out of the tub. It creates special memories to take that first bath with your baby, rather than having staff do it, shortly after birth, when mom is still recovering herself and not really able to engage in the process.

  6. Handle with gloves In many hospitals, it is policy for staff to handle all unbathed babies with gloves on their hands, so as to protect staff from coming into contact with any amniotic fluid, blood, or vernix that remain on your newborn. Considering that the transmission of hospital-acquired infections is on the rise, some consider it good practice to have all hospital staff wear gloves when handling a newborn baby, even if a bath has already occurred. Some studies show glove use in very low birth weight babies have fewer infections when staff handle the baby with gloves on, despite the bath status.
There are many benefits to delaying the bath of your newborn until both you and baby are stable and ready to participate in this special "first" moment. There is no medical reason that a newborn must be bathed in the first hours or days. I encourage you to learn more about the appropriate time to bathe your baby and make a choice to do so when you and your baby are ready. Sharing your wishes with hospital staff can be done respectfully and your wishes can be honored.

~ http://pregnancy.about.com/od/hospital/ss/6-Reasons-To-Delay-Babys-First-Bath.htm


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