Thursday, June 3, 2010

2nd Day of POst Taaruf MZJ

Continue with the DAY TWO.
It was raining cats and dogs. The committee had to postpone the registration after maghrib at 745pm instead of the normal time on 645pm. Students were required to have their congregational maghrib prayer on their own. Quite a number of people were questioning why we did not perform Isya' congregational prayer but try to understand that things happen. We can plan but the end result, only Allah s.w.t. can decide. Hence, in future, try to be as suportive as you can because you never know what will happen if you were to conduct an event.

After finishing the registration, students were given talk on "Hygiene" by Madam Shahidah Said. One of the most memorable part is when she taught the students on how to wash hands properly and every student had to raise her hands and follow the steps shown by Madam Shahidah. I was quite surprise! What were these girls doing? Actually, I didn't really pay attention before, that's why I was a little bit lost! Right after that I made sure I listen attentively. It is imperative for the students to know how to wash their hands properly due to second wave of extremely dangerous H1N1. Remember friends what had happened last year during the first attack of H1N1 here??? Other important aspects she mentioned were mostly on women personal/intimate care. Being a young woman, we should take extra care and be cautious on this matter. How lucky we are to be given such talk that is considered taboo in certain families. Madam Shahidah, thank you for your motherly words of wisdom...



Done with the talk, Madam Sharifah Nafisa (or famous by the name of Madam Shifa) took over the mic and lead the Mahallah Gotong Royong. The students were divided into their respective Hisbah with the committee holding "sepanduk" that could be seen so that they knew where they belong to. They were further divided into smaller groups and being assigned to certain venues like, Study Rooms, Musollas, Gym and Mini Library. The rest were given a task to beautify their hisbah's softboards.



Throughout the Gotong Royong, I saw the first year students interact and at the same time ta'aruf with the second year students to ask their permissions to decorate the sofboard. And among the first year students themselves, they ta'aruf with each other, share stories and laughters while pasting the sofboards. Haven't you notice that your number of friends are increasing? The more the merrier!




For those who cleaning up the Study Room and Musolla, they had pretty much done a great job when they brought down all the unused and left books to the MRC Room. I know the study rooms were a bit dusty, but they managed to clean it.
Same goes to the musollas, a bit unorganised, but again, it was now more presentable. Before this, it was not that bad, you could still pray in the musolla, but the students did a good job getting rid all of the unused things. For the MRC Room, hehe, i gues now it is the MRC's turn to clean their room ;)

Gotong Royong ended pretty early as all the students have given full cooperations. Nice Job everybody !

Lastly, Congratulations to all for surviving the DAY TWO of becoming the Fairest Maidens of Mahallah Zainab Jahsy :>)
-shak2010-

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

POST-TAARUF MAHALLAH ZAINAB JAHSY!

It has been hectic this past one week. With non-stop ta'aruf programme, I bet everyone is very tired and exhausted. But KUDOS/CONGRATS to each and every one of you, who is still strong to continue the journey of this Post-Ta'aruf Programme organized by Mahallah Zainab Jahsy. I see a lot of tears of joy (or ?...)in this programme.
It started with DAY ONE.
Clueless faces of all first year students. I know you guys can't predict what will happen, is it going to be awesome, or vice versa. Registration at 645pm followed by congregational Maghrib & Isya' prayer, along with Ya~Siin recitation and tazkirah on "Ukhuwwah" by Ustazah Marzidah Hashim. I remembered Madam said "bukan sahaja salam 1 Malaysia, tetapi, 1 Mahallah". Yes, that's the right word to show the ukhuwwah among you guys. Just look at the pictures, mostly smiling faces even though you do not really know one another that much.


At 9pm, team building started, lead by Madam Suzila Alias. Students were divided into TEN GROUPS, contain of FIFTY STUDENTS from ALL PROGRAMMES. Hehe, sounds hard right? But every team managed to find their team members! Congrats! Then, the task was given. They had to list things in 30 minutes, any kind of things, they saw at Mahallah Zainab. That's not it, they had to present it to everyone using their creativity on how to present it, let it be sajak, dikir, pantun, drama, boria etc etc.

30 minutes passed. Group Visionera started first. They did cheers first, tailed by dikir barat. Then followed by Group ZLG and so on. Every group was given SEVEN MINUTES to present. After 70 minutes had passed, NOW, the moment they had been waiting for, THE RESULT MOMENT. Madam Marzidah and Madam Suzila were the judges for this event. Honestly, they said, it was quite hard to give marks and to choose who's going to be the winner as all the groups were showing their very best. Alas, every competition has traditions, to win or to lose. Finally the decisions were made.
First place went to Group 7, with enthusiastic coral speaking. Second place was Group Visionera with dikir barat, and third place went to Group 10.
One big thumb up to our dedicated fellows, Mdm Suzila, Ustazah Marzidah, Ustazah Ilyani & Madam Kamaril Azlah for their willingness to spend their precious time, leaving their families behind to be with us tonite. We love you Madams :-)
Congratulations to all. You have passed the first test of becoming The Fairest Maidens of MahallahZainabJahsy:<)
- Shak2010-

Thursday, May 20, 2010

Ahlan Wa Sahlan

A big and huge welcome to the addition of new princessess. Why princessess? Because, MZJ is the land of the fairest maidens. So each and everyone of you is the princess ! :)

As mentioned in the poster, *if you have not seen it, it is everywhere at the groundfloor notice boards*, and a friendly reminder to you, the life here is absolutely NOT THE SAME as the ones in your previous school, regardless of what type of schools you come from (MRSM, SBP, SBPI, SMKA, DQ and etc.) Therefore, open your ears and eyes, try to learn and adapt to the new environment of being an adult *yup!, you are no longer sweet sixteen dear:P *

Hope there wont be any culture shock and homesickness, just be yourself and remember of what your parents have taught you of being a good person and Muslimah. Perform your daily prayers, your mom won't be here to wake you for subuh prayer. REMEMBER, if you commit any wrong doings, you are tarnishing your parent's name. HOW AND WHY? Because, people would blame your parents for not raising you appropriately. Like the malay saying, "Kemana Tumpahnya Kuah Kalau Tak Ke Nasi". If you behave and know how to bring yourself in the society, your parents' names will be mentioned again, in a very positive manner.

Have you ever wondered why we are called the land of fairest maidens? I do believe that you are at least a bit curious, right?. Literally, in bahasa, the fairest maidens means ' anak-anak dara yang sungguh manis/sunti/suci/ayu/ anggun/ berbudi bahasa/ beriman dll'. Therefore, you are expected to adapt and adopt to the environment of this MAHALLAH to be accepted by the community. This is because everyone here knows everybody and because of that, the ukhuwwah of us is very strong and long lasting, insya Allah, A~Miin.
Hurmph, i think, that's all for now. Hopefully I would be very eager again to write and i hope to get your response. Any inquiries do not hesitate to ask. I welcome any feedbacks, be it personal, academic, or anything. Just ask :)
Wassalam.


Hugs and Kisses,
Ummi Zainab :D

Tuesday, October 20, 2009

WELCOME BACK!

Salam My fairest princesses of MZJ,

How r things after such a long, languid rest at home? Did you have a lovely time or were you bored to death? When I was young, I could only enjoy the first week of the holiday. The rest of it I would go back to the campus & made myself busy.

Hope all of u are excited and energetic to start the new semester with clear vision and mission to achieve. Therefore, make sure u have a strategy to face this semester and at the same time do not forget to have fun.

All of you are still young & vibrant. Just be sure to choose the right kind of friends as they can lead you to the right path or the wrong one. Just be yourself as you are unique in your own way.

Well, you got your results already, therefore, that could be a starting point for you to measure how much effort you've put last semester. If it was not enough, or you're not satisfied, then you need to revise back on your ways & methods of studying. You have a lot of resourses to achieve it, just open up your mouth and ask for help.

I don't want to nag too much or you'll end up falling asleep reading this. Just want to say I'm glad that all of you are back, kinda miss u all.

Wassallam.

Friday, August 28, 2009

RAMADHAN MUBARAK

SALAM TO MY BELOVED FAIR MAIDENS OF MZJ,


Today is already the 7th day of Ramadhan. How time really flies. Hopefully, this year we can perform our ibadah better than before.


Ramadhan is the month that we seek the blessings of our Creator. This is the month for us not to think about ourselves but about the ones who are less fortunate than us. The people who do not have lavish life like us, the ones who eat only once per day & the ones who need dire help.

We are encouraged not only to give help through monetary support, anything can do as long as we are easing the life of these people. It's the thought that really counts.

Let us all together do our part as Muslims to at least pray that those people will have a decent Hari RAYA CELEBRATION this year. As caring MZJ residents, let us all lend our hands and our neighbours' to share what we have today to ensure all of us have the best HARI RAYA ever.


For your information, this year MRC in colloboration with Hisbah Treasurers are collecting donation for "HARI RAYA " whereby the money will be given to our friends in need. So, don't wait any longer.

If you need more information, do not hesitate to ask Sis Munirah Zainab or any Hisbah Treasurer for further assistance. Your small donation could make a vast difference in our friends' life.

Last but not least, have a blessed and barakah ramadhan to all MZJ populace......Amin.

This month we are encouraged not only to donate money, we are encourage to share whatever that we have for the sake of Allah s.w.t.
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