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Om Namah Shivayeh 🙏🌹

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Terbaikkk perkara yg harus di contohi untuk rakyat yg memerlukan semoga bantuan sebegini harus diteruskan bg manfaat rakyat tk kpd pihak YB dan pertubuhan CCEP diatas sumbangan tersebut

get well soon

Thanks YB Lee ! We hope to have more YB's like you … God Bless You! Wishing Pa'Chik a speedy recovery too . 🙏

www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/opinion/2025/03/16/is-the-parliamentary-service-bill-constitut… Is the Parliamentary Service Bill constitutional? "No statutory body can be set up in the manner contemplated by the Bill which tinkers with the institutional framework set out in the Federal Constitution." "In its preamble, the Parliamentary Service Bill 2025 aims to provide for “the establishment of the parliamentary service and the parliamentary service council, administration of the parliamentary service and other related matters.” By Section 2 it says: “A service by the name of the ‘parliamentary service’ is established and shall constitute a separate service from the public service under this Act.” The civil service is provided for under Article 132 of the Federal Constitution. Among other things, that provision states that the public services shall consist of the federal and state general public service, the joint public services, the education service, the judiciary and legal service and the armed forces. In essence, “public services” under the constitution is the only legitimate body to protect the interest of all Malaysians. Part 1

Semoga sembuh dengan baik dan diberikan kesihatan yang baik menjelang 1 Syawal ini, Pakcik Zakaria

www.freemalaysiatoday.com/category/nation/2025/03/17/whatsapp-groups-a-major-risk-for-personal-da… WhatsApp groups a major risk for personal data leaks, says expert "Ian Tan says WhatsApp groups expose users’ names, phone numbers and sensitive details, making them prime targets for scams and unsolicited messages." "WhatsApp allows users to hide their numbers from everyone except admins in community groups, but not in regular chat groups. (File pic)" "PETALING JAYA: An expert has warned that WhatsApp groups pose a major risk to personal data security, making users vulnerable to scams and unsolicited messages by exposing their names, phone numbers and other private details. Ian Tan, head of the School of Mathematical and Computer Sciences at Heriot-Watt University Malaysia, said messaging platforms like WhatsApp are among the biggest sources of data leaks, leading to spam calls, phishing attempts and fraud." 1 "“From my perspective, a lot of information is shared when we join WhatsApp groups. In very large groups, it becomes difficult to control who might be leaking information,” he told FMT. “For example, if you own a property in a condominium, typically, there is a WhatsApp group for tenants or owners, and in that group your name, unit number and phone number are all visible, making it (WhatsApp) one of the largest unknown areas where personal information is leaked.”" 2 Part 1

Allahuakbar…semoga cepat sembuh Pakcik

Semuga sembuh segera

Terima kasih YB sudi ziarah dan doa yg diberikan

Terbaik semangat kerjasama

m.malaysiakini.com/columns/737364 COMMENT | Halting terrorism: Lessons from global Ramadan attacks R Paneir Selvam "COMMENT | The recent bombing and shooting event at Sungai Golok, Thailand, which led to the loss of lives among Thai security forces, highlights the escalating threat of terrorism in Southeast Asia. This incident acts as a cautionary signal for adjacent nations, particularly Malaysia, to enhance their counter-terrorism measures. This is particularly important given the global patterns indicating that terrorist activities frequently rise during the Islamic holy month of Ramadan, a period often linked to militant jihadist organisations like Isis. Global surge of terrorist attacks during Ramadan Globally, Ramadan has increasingly been associated with a surge in terrorist activities, particularly orchestrated by extremist factions such as Isis. In 2016, a series of attacks unfolded in various locations during this holy month, resulting in significant loss of life in cities like Istanbul, Turkiye; Dhaka, Bangladesh; and Baghdad, Iraq. Notably, a terrorist assault at Istanbul’s Ataturk International Airport claimed the lives of 45 individuals and left over 200 injured. Ataturk International Airport In Dhaka, armed assailants invaded a restaurant situated in a diplomatic enclave, resulting in the deaths of 20 people, predominantly foreign nationals. Furthermore, a devastating car bomb in Baghdad’s Karrada district led to nearly 300 fatalities, marking one of the most lethal attacks in over a decade. In April 2022, a bomb detonated at the Shia Seh Dokan mosque in Mazar-i-Sharif, Afghanistan, resulting in at least 31 deaths and more than 87 injuries, with the Islamic State – Khorasan Province asserting responsibility. Also, a bombing at the Khalifa Aga Gul Jan Mosque in Kabul caused at least 10 fatalities and around 30 injuries, with the Islamic State being the primary suspect, although no group officially claimed the attack. In January 2023, a suicide bomber disguised as a police officer targeted a mosque in Peshawar, Pakistan, killing at least 84 individuals and injuring over 157 during Zuhur prayers, specifically aimed at police personnel. These incidents highlight the necessity for heightened vigilance during Ramadan, as extremists exploit this sacred period to perpetrate acts of violence. The emergence of Isis and its calls for jihad during Ramadan have incited similar attacks in nations such as Bangladesh, Turkiye, and Saudi Arabia. Isis flag The persistent brutality of these assaults emphasises the importance for authorities to refine their security protocols in response to global patterns, particularly in Muslim-majority nations where the threat of terrorism may escalate during Ramadan. The Isis strategy: Ramadan as a time for violence Isis has explicitly indicated its intention to intensify acts of terror during the month of Ramadan. In 2016, the group’s spokesperson, Abu Muhammad al-Adnani, urged jihadists to “Make Ramadan, with God’s permission, a month of pain for infidels everywhere.” This exhortation led to a series of significant terrorist attacks. The incidents in Istanbul, Dhaka, and Baghdad were not mere coincidences but rather components of a larger strategy aimed at causing mass casualties during this holy period. In 2017, Isis perpetuated its violent campaign throughout Ramadan, executing attacks in Egypt; Kabul, Afghanistan; London, UK; Tehran, Iran; and Manila, Philippines; which collectively resulted in over 100 civilian fatalities. The organisation’s approach during Ramadan underscores its overarching objective to instil fear on a global scale and disrupt the tranquillity of Muslims, particularly by targeting non-Muslims and syiah Muslims. These assaults not only threaten the physical safety of individuals but also seek to engender fear and division within communities. Part 1

www-malaymail-com.cdn.ampproject.org/v/s/www.malaymail.com/amp/news/malaysia/2025/03/14/tourism-m… "KUALA LUMPUR, March 14 — More than 35,000 visitors are expected to attend Iftar @KL 2025, an annual mass breaking fast event organised by the Ministry of Tourism, Arts, and Culture (Motac). The event will be held on March 15, 16, 22, and 23 at Dataran Merdeka. Hosted by Motac through the National Department for Culture and Arts (JKKN), in collaboration with Kuala Lumpur City Hall and the KL Food Truck Entrepreneur Association (KLFTEA), the programme aims to celebrate Ramadan by incorporating cultural elements and noble values. It also seeks to attract participation from city residents as well as tourists from both local and international communities. JKKN director-general Mohd Amran Mohd Haris said that Iftar @KL is expected to become one of the key programmes in Visit Malaysia Year 2026. "The iconic location of Dataran Merdeka, with the presence of the Sultan Abdul Samad Building and foreign tourists throughout the year, makes it the best platform to showcase the culture of large-scale breaking fast events. "Although the concept of open-air breaking fast brings a more festive atmosphere, rain poses a challenge. So, this year, we do not want to take risks and will provide tents to ensure the comfort of visitors,” he told Bernama recently. Reflecting on the vibrant atmosphere of Iftar @KL in previous years, which gathered thousands of people breaking fast on the field and roads of Dataran Merdeka, Mohd Amran said that volunteers also play a crucial role in achieving the objectives of Iftar @KL. He said volunteers serve as ambassadors of the Iftar @KL programme, which Motac is expected to elevate as part of a cultural tourism initiative in conjunction with Visit Malaysia Year 2026. "The goal is to instil noble values and a strong sense of identity in the community, especially among the younger generation, through gotong-royong (communal work) and volunteer programmes. Some may see Iftar @KL as just a breaking fast event, but beyond that, we aim to revive the spirit of volunteerism among the youth, including school students, university students, and young adults,” he said. Mohd Amran added that they also hope to encourage the participation of international students from public and private higher education institutions as volunteers to strengthen their connection with the local community. "In the past, foreign students were involved in volunteer programmes, particularly in the early years of the event, but their participation did not continue. Now, we are engaging with public and private universities to encourage their involvement again,” he said. Meanwhile, a volunteer, Ain Tasnim Mat Yasim, 27, said that participating in the programme in previous years gave her a sense of fulfilment, as it allowed her to contribute to the community during the blessed month. "I started volunteering for Iftar @KL in 2019. The exhaustion disappears when I see everyone sitting together, enjoying their meal with a smile, making all our efforts worthwhile. "Through volunteering, I get to interact with people from different backgrounds, cultivate empathy, and gain valuable lessons,” said Ain Tasnim, who is once again volunteering for the Iftar @KL programme, to Bernama. The President of the Malaysian Inspirational Leadership Foundation, Mark Yogaraj Kunasegaran, 36, described Iftar @KL as a platform that unites people from various races and backgrounds while fostering understanding and respect for cultural diversity. "The programme creates a sense of togetherness when people from all walks of life, regardless of religion and ethnicity, gather to break fast. This event not only nurtures good values such as helping one another and practicing moderation but also strengthens the spirit of unity,” he said. — Bernama"

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theconversation.com/the-psychology-behind-anti-trans-legislation-how-cognitive-biases-shape-thoug… The psychology behind anti-trans legislation: How cognitive biases shape thoughts and policy

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Selamat menunaikan ibadah puasa Hj Yusof dan Hj Jaabar. Terima kasih YB di atas peringatan jasa yang ditabur oleh pemimpin-pemimpin veteran parti YB

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