| brapa ramai kengkawan tepen yg korang still in contact |
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| Total voters for this poll: 21 |
Statistics Summary from 01 January 2007 to 19 April 2007 (This Year)
Statistics
Total pageviews: 5,086
Total visits: 3,467
Yearly Unique Visitors: 1,081
Monthly Unique Visitors: 1,254
First time visitors: 1,010
Average pageviews per month: 1,271
Pageviews per visit: 1.47
Pageviews today: 26
Visits today: 16
Prognosis today: 69
Busiest day: 06/12/2006
happy browsing!
SOURCE: onestat
Statistics Summary from 18 October 2006 to 31 December 2006 (Last Year)
Statistics
Total pageviews: 5,244
Total visits: 2,923
Yearly Unique Visitors: 1,017
Monthly Unique Visitors: 1,100
First time visitors: 1,017
Average pageviews per month: 1,748
Pageviews per visit: 1.79
Pageviews today: 25
Visits today: 15
Prognosis today: 68
Busiest day: 06/12/2006
Thanks all...
Something to ponder about. I will post the official fatwa once publish in Majlis Fatwa Kebangsaan website. You can visit their website at http://www.e-fatwa.gov.my.
Opinion?
SOURCE : UTUSAN MALAYSIA
Oleh NOR AZIAH JAAFAR, RUHAIDINI ABD KADIR dan RAMLI ABDUL KARIM
KUALA LUMPUR 12 April – Ketika wujud gelombang besar penyertaan orang ramai dalam skim-skim pelaburan Internet yang menjanjikan pulangan berlipat ganda, aktiviti itu hari ini difatwakan sebagai haram di sisi Islam.
Keputusan Mesyuarat Majlis Fatwa Kebangsaan Ke-77 di Kuala Terengganu itu sudah pasti memberi kesan kepada aktiviti pelaburan melibatkan tidak kurang 500,000 orang Islam termasuk golongan kenamaan dan profesional berpangkat Tan Sri dan Datuk.
Majlis berkenaan membuat keputusan itu terhadap semua bentuk pelaburan Internet termasuk skim cepat kaya SwissCash yang kononnya diuruskan Swiss Mutual Fund kerana skim-skim itu secara jelas mengandungi unsur riba.
Dengan nilai pelaburan mencecah RM1 bilion termasuk kira-kira RM200 juta yang dilaburkan oleh 50,000 pelabur dalam skim SwissCash, tidak kurang 50 jenis pelaburan Internet kini giat melobi orang ramai melabur dengan janji pulangan sehingga 300 peratus.
Selepas SwissCash dan beberapa lain malap, skim terbaru yang mendapat sambutan hebat ketika ini ialah I Love You Forever menerusi laman web www.iluf.biz yang menjanjikan pulangan sehingga RM21,000 bagi pelaburan pokok RM800 untuk tempoh 12 bulan dan www.ugifund.com yang dilancarkan hari ini.
Pengerusi Majlis Fatwa Kebangsaan, Profesor Datuk Dr. Abdul Shukor Husin yang ditemui pemberita selepas mesyuarat itu memberitahu, sebarang pelaburan yang menjamin keuntungan secara tetap seperti ditawarkan SwissCash adalah haram.
Menurutnya, atas alasan itu, Islam tidak membenarkan umatnya melabur dalam segala bentuk pelaburan seumpama itu.
‘‘Ada banyak pelaburan alternatif disediakan kepada pelabur yang berlandaskan Islam dan boleh disertai oleh umat Islam,’’ katanya.
Berdasarkan siasatan Utusan Malaysia, pelaburan Internet pilihan rakyat Malaysia ialah skim yang mendakwa menjana wang dalam pasaran hadapan komoditi seperti minyak, gas, perladangan dan emas.
Terdapat pelaburan Internet seperti SwissCash yang mendakwa kononnya aktiviti mereka ialah pelaburan offshore yang tidak tertakluk dalam bidang kuasa perundangan termasuk Bank Negara Malaysia (BNM).
Jenis pelaburan lain yang didakwa sebagai asas aktiviti skim pelaburan Internet ialah perniagaan mata wang asing selain melabur dalam pasaran-pasaran saham luar negara.
Sebelum ini, media mendedahkan pelaburan skim cepat kaya SwissCash yang tampil dengan pelan pelaburan tanpa had dan jaminan keuntungan lebih meyakinkan yang setakat ini sudah menelan kira-kira RM190 juta wang daripada lebih 50,000 pelabur Malaysia.
Kutipan wang deposit awam secara haram itu beroperasi dengan modus operandi berasaskan transaksi Telegraphic Transfer (TT) di bank-bank tempatan dan urusan pelaburan menerusi Internet.
Ekoran itu, BNM membuat kenyataan bahawa skim SwissCash adalah menyalahi undang-undang negara kerana mengambil deposit secara haram.
Teknologi
Selain SwissCash, terdapat lebih 50 skim cepat kaya menggunakan kemudahan teknologi maklumat dan komunikasi (ICT) didalangi beberapa sindiket yang menawarkan pelbagai bentuk pelan pelaburan menerusi alam maya Internet.
Antara skim berkenaan ialah
www.ABFund.biz;
www.WinliFund.com;
www.empay.com;
www.buyebarrel.us;
www.eaindex.com;
www.fical.us;
www.GlobalForex.us;
www.Arabic.com;
www.eracapital.com;
www.e-investpro.com;
www.GG-trade.com
www.smartindex.net.
Dengan membuka laman web www.jutawan.com, pelayar boleh mendapatkan senarai keseluruhan skim-skim pelaburan Internet atau istilah globalnya dikenali sebagai High Yield Investment Programme (HYIP).
Modal pelaburan dikira berasaskan nilai mata wang Amerika Syarikat (ASD) berdasarkan 3.80 bagi setiap Ringgit Malaysia.
Dengan pelaburan serendah AS$20 (RM76), skim-skim itu menjanjikan pulangan lumayan minimum dua peratus sehari atau 60 peratus sebulan yang dibayar kepada para pelabur selama 100 hari.
Pulangan itu jauh lebih besar dan terlalu tinggi jika dibandingkan dengan kadar pulangan yang ditawarkan institusi perbankan iaitu tiga peratus sebulan bagi deposit tetap atau lapan peratus bagi pasaran modal.
Dengan pelan pelaburan yang menarik menggunakan laman web yang berpusat di Amerika Syarikat (AS), penganjur yang sebenarnya didalangi orang tempatan berjaya mengabui mata para pelabur.
another 14 year old girl missing.. SOURCE malay mail
SHE was never an irresponsible daughter — whatever she does, no matter how simple, Leong Hui Ting would always inform her mother.
So when the 14-year-old student of SMK Pandan Mewah failed to return home after school on April 10, her mother, Lai Foon Leng, feared the worst. Speaking at the MCA Public Services and Complaint Department, the 46-year-old tailor said her niece, who attends the same school as Leong, informed her of her daughter’s disappearance at 7pm on that day. Lai said her niece realised that Leong, who usually takes the same van to and from school, was missing after she arrived home. “My son and I drove to the school to look for her,Lai said. “We were there by 7.10pm but there was no sign of her. The next day, I found out from her teachers that my daughter did not attend school that day.“Some of her classmates told me that they overheard a male classmate telling my daughter that ‘he will bring her back’ later,Lai said. “I called the boy and he admitted that they had gone out but he dropped her off at the school gate at 7pm. He claimed that he does not know what happened after that.“She left behind her MyKad and probably has no money with her,said Lai. “She doesn’t have a cell phone so I have no idea where she is. She is the apple of my eye. Please, help me find her.Those who have seen Leong or know her whereabouts can call the department at 03-21615678.
ALOR GAJAH: The National Higher Education Fund Corporation (PTPTN) has taken measures to ensure students repay their loans.
Higher Education Minister Datuk Mustapa Mohamed said the steps included tightening loan procedures and sending summonses to those who failed to pay up. "From this month, we require the loans to be backed by guarantors. "There was no need for guarantors in the past but from now onwards, parents can be the guarantors," he said to reporters after launching the Higher Education Ministry Day with the Rakyat at Kampung Bukit Bulat, Machap here, yesterday. Mustapa was commenting on a New Sunday Times report yesterday that students who had taken loans from the PTPTN, the Public Service Department and Mara owed RM12 billion. Bernama quoted him as saying that from January next year, those who applied for loans must have savings in the national education savings scheme. The minimum savings amount should be RM500 for those with an income of RM2,000 a month. "We find that parents do not prepare for their children’s education. If they have some savings, they will not need to obtain full loans," he said. He said the PTPTN had an annual fund of RM2 billion a year while the number of borrowers was about 150,000 a year. Meanwhile, in Kuala Lumpur, his deputy Datuk Ong Tee Keat said the ministry preferred not to "chase the students with a stick". He said: "We want them to be more proactive in repaying their dues." The money they had borrowed, he said, belonged to the public and they would be depriving other students of a loan by not making prompt repayments. Ong said this after opening the Kampung Pandan community centre.
