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My Earth Hour 2010

"Earth Hour is a symbolic event and is meant to unite people, companies and governments around the world through the very simple act of flipping a light switch. We hope that through events like Earth Hour, a growing number of people, governments and businesses will be aware and concern enough about the climate crisis to start making the necessary changes to be more carbon-efficient.

Earth Hour is not a long-term solution to mitigate climate change. However, it is an important first step to generate awareness, interest and concern over the global threat of climate change. People will only be motivated to take effective action against environmental threats like climate change if they are first made aware of the issue through campaigns like Earth Hour. By participating in Earth Hour, you are agreeing that strong action needs to be taken to find a solution to the climate crisis.

Earth Hour is an important first step. WWF hopes that people will continue to demonstrate their concern about climate change by taking steps towards achieving energy efficiency and avoiding wasteful consumption. WWF will continue to work with communities, governments and businesses to find ways to reduce the adverse impacts of climate change." - WWF

Good Morning!

Assalamualeikum everyone!

This little birdie is here to give its Salaam with lots of love

it's been quite busy for us here

and we hope you've had a wonderful and fruitful holiday break Inshaallah!

Hang in there, more coming up soon!!!

Welcome Back To School!

A warm welcome to ALL NEW STUDENTS

of Integrated Islamic School Shah Alam

and Mabruk to all ISSA students for attending the very first day of school :)

Let's get into gear for a new lesson everyday. The classes are listed as below

Year 1 Ibnu Sina (Teacher Zuraifah)

Year 1 Ar-Razi (Teacher Lily)

Year 2 Al-Baihaqy (Ustaz Safwan)

Year 2 Al- Khawarizmi (Teacher Faziana)

Year 3 Ibnu Battutah (Teacher Zuraini)

Year 3 Ibnu Nafis (Teacher Sofea)

Year 4 Al-Farabi (Ustaz Hakim)

Year 5 Al-Chemy (Teacher Kawther)

Inshaallah we will have a very busy and exciting year in store for us!

Community Service In The Life Of Abu Bakr As-Siddiq

Abu Bakr As-Siddiq remains one of our heroes and superstars till the end of time. This is a fact, Oh Muslims, not a fallacy.

May Allaah be pleased with him, put himself at the forefront of community service to the people before his reign as the khalifah. The recipients of his benevolent services were single mothers whose husbands had died or were martyred while defending Islam. He ran some house errands for them such as preparing dough and milking their goats.

However, when he was elected to be the Muslims’ leader after the death of the Prophet, sallallahu alayhe was salam, the single mothers had apprehension and anxiety. Their concern was that this new position would become a stumbling block, thus preventing him from continuing his services for them. One time, he overheard one widow say: “Now, no one will milk our goats for us,” to which he responded, “No, by Allah I will continue milking your goats.”

And so, off he went to the woman’s residence. At the entrance of the door was the woman’s young daughter who exclaimed with joy, “Mum, the goats’ milker is here!!” Abu Bakr becomes the renowned goat milker. For whom? The widows, the weak, and the orphans. Subhanallah!

Truly, this is community service 101. This is a description of a selfless community service for the less privileged and underserved. In our present days and times, when the weak, the poor, the destitute, are looked down upon, and their basic rights are unfulfilled by those in authority; when wealth and riches have become the order of the day for our Muslim leaders, and pride and arrogance have beclouded their judgments to acknowledge the rights of those under them. From this story, we can all learn from the life of Abu Bakr As-siddiq. Despite his reign as the khalifah and his ultimate success as one of the top ten chosen Muslim men promised paradise by Allaah subhana wa Ta’ala, he didn’t get carried away with these positions. In reality, he got carried away by being at full service to his community members, fulfilling their basic needs, one widow and one orphan at a time.

Now children,

what community service have we to offer our community, our school and our Ummah?

Story is by Maryam Funmilayo

My Ramadhan Story

Fasting In Ramadhan

( by Hakim Abdullah, Year 2 Al-Baihaqy)

We have to fast to get reward from ALLAH. We read Al-Qur'an everyday to make ALLAH happy. If we do good things in Ramadhan, the reward is greater than other months. We try to fast until 30th Ramadhan. Good Luck!

Fasting During Ramadhan

( by Muhammad Haziq, Year 2 Al-Baihaqy)

We started fasting on 22/8/2009. But on 21/8/2009 we started to do Solat Taraweeh before fasting. When we fast, we cannot eat a thing. But Allah said its okay for little children not to fast, old people that are sick and women that have uzur. Allah s.w.t says if we don't fast, we have to pay zakat to the poor. That's all I've got. Assalamualaikum! :)

A SPECIAL RECIPE

How To Make A Good Muslim Boy or Girl

by Safwan (Year 3 Ibnu Batutah)

Ingrediants:

• 1 book of Al-Qur'an
• 1 large cup of Iman
• 4 bowls of Respect
• 2 spoonful of Good Manners
• a pinch of Obedience
• sprinkles of Love and Affection

Method:

Take one Muslim boy or girl. Teach him or her to read and understand the Book of Al-Qur'an, at least one page a day.

Stir daily 4 bowls of Respect with a large cup of Iman. Add 2 spoonful of Good Manners to the child. Mix well with the pinch of Obedience slowly together.

Serve him or her with sprinkles of Love and Affection (be generous) on top and walla. . . .

finally you will get a Good Muslim Boy or Girl Inshaallah!

serves: a child each in a family

Let us give it a try :)

My First Fast

Okay Children,

now lets list 3 morals you can share from this story of Gabrielle first fast!

1. .............

2. .............

3. .............

Kids Say: Why I Love My Mother

Abu Hurayra said, 

"The Prophet was asked, 'Messenger of Allah, to whom should I be dutiful?'

'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?'

'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' 

'Your mother,' he replied. He was asked, 'Then whom?' 

He replied, 'Your father.'

From this, we can see the special position that mothers have, which has been indicated by the hadith above. The word translated as dutifulness is in Arabic birr, a word that is also translated as "piety", that is, dutifulness to Allah SWT. Here again, parents (and in particular mothers) are due the same kind of honor in our feelings that we give to Allah SWT, because of what they reflect of His qualities. 

"Kids Say: Why I Love My Mother"

Mother: Karen Abuzahra

I love my Mother because she is the one that carried me for Nine months and took care of me when I was little and my heart was in my Mother so that means that since I was 1 day old I loved my mother. I love my Mother the same way every day.

Ahmad Ammar Abuzahra, 10

Mother: Suraya Abdul Rahman

Dear Umi,

Thank you for being umi

Thank you umi. I love umi because umi take care of me since I was born.When I have a problem, you always know what to do and I want umi to be the best umi ever. I know umi wants me to be Solehah and I will try to become one Inshaallah

Love,

your daughter Husna, 10

Mother: Roslina Bt Ismail

Thank you for take care of me. I love you because you gave birth and you cooked for me. Your cooking is very delicious to me. And you always help me to do homework, I love you very much..

Love from your son 

Iqbal, 9

Mother: Salwana Hassan

I love ummi because you are the most patient person in my life. I love ummi because you bring me into this world. I love ummi because you always take care of me. I love ummi because you are amazing! I love ummi because you did many things  for me and may Allah give you happy life. Happy mother’s day!

Love, your daughter

Maryam Haziqah, 10

Mother: Juhaida Abd Aziz

A note to Ibu,

Ibu, thank you for being my love Ibu and take care of me 10 years  and gave birth

I love you ibu because…

She cooks delicious food and cakes,

She will play with me

She help me..

She read books to me…

She gave birth to me…Happy Mothers Day

Love your son,

Hariz, 10

Mother: Samina Mudge

Thank you for being my mummy. I love very you  much and when I make you cry I am sorry and for every thing I’ve done wrong please forgive me. I love you mum very much you are my best mother Ive ever had. 

Love from, 

Zakia, 9

Mother: Rosiah

A note for my Ummi

Dear Umi, thank you for being my Ummi

I love my mother because

Yo you are a good person that I've ever dream of being

      have taken care of me! 

      Everyday you give me many rezq

      you help me when I have a problem

I l  I love you because you cook delicious food for me.

I LLOVE YOU HAPPY MOTHER'S DAY

Love from your son 

Iddeen, 10

Mother: Thajnisa Begum

I love mak because there is no one like Mak.

I love mak because you buy me good dresses.

I love mak because you cook for me good food.

I love make because you read a very nice story book.

I love mak because you help me do my homework

Happy Mother's Day, may Allah bless you.

Salimah, 11

Mother: Dr. Saadiah

Thank you for being my mom

I luv ummi because she takes care of me

Because ummi takes care of me so much, thank you

Happy Mother's Day!

Hakimi, 9

Mother: Siti Arfah Ahmad

Dear Umi, thank you for being my mom. 

I love umi because you take care of me, 

you give me everything, 

you cook for me abd bring me out for shopping. 

Happy Mother's Day

Love, 

Izzah, 10

Mother: Adilah Ahmidi

My mom is amazing

Thank you for sacrificing so much for me

Thank you for waking me up in the morning just to prepare food for me

Because you are my angel

Then she drives me to school..

After school she’s waiting by the gate..

I eat the yummy food only my mom makes

Im so sorry I’ve been naughty and disrespectful daughter..thank you for taking care of me..

Your daughter,

Damia Irdina, 10

Mother: Noraishah

A note for mama

Dear Mama

Thank you for being my mama

I love mama becsause she takes care of me since I was young

You are the best mom in the the world

You help me when I have problems

You teach me what is good and bad

I hope you have a good life

Love your son

Hilmy, 10

Mother: Azian Kamal

Dear Ibu,

Thank you for being my ibu

I love ibu because you take care of me until I am ten years old.

I love ibu becusae you give me everything I want.

I love ibu because you are the best ibu for my life.

I love ibu because you bring me out for shopping

I love because you give me presents for my birthday

Love,

your daughter  Sakinah, 10

Mother: Salwah Mohd Atil

Dear ummi,

Thank you for being my ummi

I love ummi because you always make me happy

I love ummi because you always cook a very delicious food everyday for me

I love ummi because you are always with me anytime, anyplace

I love ummi because you always take care of me and always solve my problems

I love ummi because you only ummi that I love and I will never forget you!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Love always your daughter 

Safiya Nazeeha, 10

Mother: Siti Eishah

Dear ibu,

Thank you for being my ibu.

I very love you ibu because you help me to the small until big

I very love ibu because you take care of me

I very love ibu because you give me food, toys and drinks

I very love ibu because you are my only ibu in the world

I very so happy because you are with me. I will make doa for you. When I in the problem, you come to help me

Love,

your son Hazim, 10

Mother: Hafia Norsha

Dear mama,

Thank you for being my mama

I love you because you take care of me when I was small until big

I love you because you give me you buy anything that I want

I love you because you give me food

I love you because I always kiss my mother

I love you because if my birthday you willing give a present to me

Love,

your daughter Amira

Drinking Raindrops

Subhanallah subhanallah!

I walked 

in the R A I N today.

Did you??