is it true??only Allah knows..

"Armstrong in popular culture An assumption widespread in Muslim countries is that when Armstrong (and Aldrin) were on the Moon, they heard a strange singing voice that they discovered was the adhan (Islamic call to prayer), and that this caused them to convert to Islam after their flight. In March 1983, the United States Department of State released a press statement for embassies and consulates in Muslim countries that attempted to dispel the myth noting that Armstrong had not moved to the country of Lebanon, nor converted to Islam. In 1991, Armstrong was inducted into the Aerospace Walk of Honor. Armstrong was played by Mark Wheeler in the 1995 film Apollo 13, by Jeffrey Nordling in the 1996 TV movie Apollo 11, and by Tony Goldwyn in the 1998 miniseries From the Earth to the Moon. The process began in October 1999, when Hansen had first written to Armstrong asking if he could write the book. At first Armstrong told him that he was too busy and had already turned down several previous offers, from authors such as Stephen Ambrose and James A. Armstrong was impressed with the style of the book and in June 2002, Armstrong and Hansen signed a formal agreement. Two months later, Armstrong signed a letter for Hansen that said Hansen had his full support and encouraged others to provide what he needed to write the book. "

from prophet muhammad

About 1400 years ago, in his last sermon, Prophet Muhammad (peace be on him) said:

“All mankind is from Adam and Eve, an Arab has no superiority over a non-Arab nor a non-Arab has any superiority over an Arab; also a white has no superiority over a black nor a black has any superiority over a white — except by piety and good action. Learn that every Muslim is a brother to every Muslim and that the Muslims constitute one brotherhood. Nothing shall be legitimate to a Muslim which belongs to a fellow Muslim unless it was given freely and willingly. Do not therefore do injustice to yourselves. Remember one day you will meet Allah and answer your deeds. So beware: Do not stray from the path of righteousness after I am gone.”

A friendship is like a winding road
You never know where it is going to go
But there is something that we don’t know
This is that our friendship will continue to grow
Your friendship is so important to us
And staying friends is a guarantee.
You always know how to make us smile.^_^
You are always versatile.
Being friends with you is such a treat.
You are always so sweet.
We want to thank you for being our greatest friend
Someone whom we can defend
We want you to know that
We want to stay friends with you
We hope things go good for you and
That things you seek the most in life
Will soon be part of you

about me, myself and I

on a bright sunny day dated 7th november 1986 a baby girl was born to a parent name Hamzah Md. Omar and wife Umy Kalsoum. They name her Nurul Nazira binti Hamzah. She was the third from 8 siblings. She has 2 elder sister, 4 brothers and a younger sister which she love very much. Throughout her childhood, she was a very energetic girl and love sport very much and was an athlete in her primary school. When the time she attend high school, she became a lovely young girl. she love learning and was among the favourite of her teachers, especially her english teacher. When she got to Form 6, she know that she need to give more effort to her studies in order to take her further in education. Education is everything to her. When she was in Form 5, she failed to get a place for diploma, she cried all nite long. But now, with her full of enthusiastic spirit she spread her wing to one of the university in Malaysia...UMS..there, she studying Tesl with a registered no HT2006-6103. That was her dream, to study English language and hope that one day she could further her study overseas..especially the UK. Now she is 21, all that she hope is that her family will have a great life and be healthy always..World Peace!! hihi..
its all about me, myself and i...

how to improve teaching and learning.

I have tons of new experience studying in this program. One of it is studying online. Sometimes it is quite boring because instead of having lecturer talking in front, describing and explaining, we are alone studying new things in an alien kind a subject. Well, for me of cause. Maybe in the future instead of providing us with slides, how about doing it in visual or video based. That would be a fun way to study and to understand more especially in this program.

The massive development of shopping malls in Sabah

I still remember my first visit to Sabah about 6years ago. It was all about the greenery landscape and the fresh scents of sea water of south East Asia’s coast. At that time, the only thing come in mind is to witness Mount Kinabalu with my own very eyes. Sabah is known with its beautiful and enchanting landscape and its unique multicultural ethnics. Visitor from foreign countries come to Sabah relying on those factors. They are willing to fly many miles just to experience the uniqueness of Sabah. I felt disappointed with my second visit here. Actually it is not a visit because I’m studying here instead. The developing of shopping malls seems to be massive and fast. Not that I’m against this kind of development, I mean its good for the people to be expose more to new development but instead of building shopping malls, why not building new school which can provide knowledge to the community that are not specific to certain ages or University or maybe a children development centre where their parents can drop their children while they are working. The bigger the centre, the better it is.

Nowadays we can see around us buildings are constructed for the purpose of entertainment and luxury. In Kota Kinabalu itself there are dozens of new construction for shopping malls. Suria Sabah, City Mall and I Borneo are the new shopping malls waiting to be open. What is the purpose of these malls? Doesn’t it all have the same items we need? Why not just build one containing everything instead?! How if the I Borneo that is located just 2 minutes from UMS fill with teens hanging around disturbing the authority of the University. How about gangsters, drug addict or maybe illegal activities that can affect the students? It’s not a healthy combination thou. But then, students don’t have to spend any money for transportation just to buy groceries nor needed items. They can eventually walk to the mall to get it, which is quite convenient.

Back to the uniqueness of Sabah, What is the purpose of these malls? (Again) why not create a centre where all the uniqueness of Sabah can be display? Foreigners come to Sabah not to buy common things that even in their countries are available. They don’t have any interest in going to the malls; instead they went to ‘pasar Filipina’ where everything is about the uniqueness, they can get sumpit, ethnic’s costumes and keychain that they can give to their friends and colleagues.

The major question here why does this building are being constructed? Sabah community overall only have a normal lifestyle where they owned salary just enough to support their family. They will not afford to buy things in the upcoming malls which are wholly expensive and luxuries. So, for whom those malls for? Doesn’t anyone think of that? I sure did. The government wasted our many for the sake of this kind of development. Whether it’s worth it? Just wait and see.