Ayuh Lelaki, Perkasakan Diri! Majalah dwi-bahasa yang membawa pengisian yang merangkumi tip dan panduan amalan, ilmu agama, renungan harian, isu keluarga, perhubungan, jalan dan makan, kerjaya, serta gaya hidup.
Over the past decade (or, for the younger folks, since you graduated and figured out how to pay bills), what new skills have you picked up? Or which existing ones have you actually sharpened? It’s a question I ask myself more and more these days.
One fine afternoon at the old main campus of the International Islamic University Malaysia in Petaling Jaya where I read law, a loud booming sound rippled across the campus. The buildings literally shook for a good few seconds, and everyone was in panic mode.
M. Zulkifli shares a part of his journey of self-actualisation and learning various Islamic knowledge, formally and informally.
Albert Einstein says: “The most important thing is not to stop questioning. Curiosity has its own reason for existing.” Ask the question, and the answer will find you.
The things we do in life might have a lasting impact on someone and we might not even know it.
Racism is straight out of the Iblis playbook, and my heart breaks at the blatantness of it all in this beloved country of ours…
I was probably 6 or 7 years old then and my favourite TV show was "The Six Million Dollar Man" starring Lee Majors. So, when I saw that they had made its figurine with bionic eyes and everything, it became my obsession.
My late mother was always strict about having good manners. So, saying "please" and "thank you" was a must for everyone in the family at all times. And here’s a story from more than four decades ago to illustrate this point.
Strict SOPs are long gone, and we’ve all been given a HUGE reminder and wake-up call by the Almighty Himself, yet…
What do you hope for this New Year? Here's what M.Zulkifli has to say...
In just mere hours, Malaysians will be going to the polls to elect a new government. But really, a lot of the negative things we go through in our daily lives come from our very own attitudes and mindset that no politician can alter overnight. Want change? Let's begin with ourselves!
As we strive to become better Muslims in a post-pandemic world, let’s question ourselves as to how we’ve repaid Allah’s love and mercy for us. We’ve been tested severely these past couple of years, but have those tests led us closer to Him? While entertainment festivals are packing in the masses on a weekly basis, are our masjids and knowledge gatherings equally, or even more filled up? I think we all know what the answer to this question is…
There is no Sederhana in the hereafter. A “happy medium” does not exist. It’s either Jannah or Jahanam. And it’s very obvious what we should be working for. And no matter how much we struggle with our sins and imperfections, we should not lose sight of this ultimate goal.
Avoid 'decision fatigue', here's what you need to do...
Salam Ma’al Hijrah! I think we can all agree that many of us need a major ‘hijrah’ when it comes to our social media habits and consumption. For a Muslim, the risks are apparent and aplenty. It’s fertile ground for cultivating everything ‘mazmumah’ – self-centredness, envy, jealousy, arrogance, love for the world etc. So, how do we go about making such a big change? By taking small but effective steps.
Have you ever wondered what a TV anchor/host feels when interviewing a difficult guest? How do YOU feel watching it on TV? If you're the anchor or host, it's really the ultimate test of your professionalism.
It's a common complaint; no promotion, no pay increase, no progress at work. But just like in the movies, you have to move your own story. Sitting around, complaining on social media won't get anyone, anywhere. Here's one tip: LEAD A PROJECT.
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