Mediaboss Marketing

PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu was walking on cloud nine after the success of his Stadium Merdeka rally. He had pulled off something big and his supporters claimed the event had raised his profile in PAS.

Mat Sabu, as he is known by all and sundry, is aware that not everyone in PAS thinks highly of him because he lacks the religious credentials demanded of top PAS leaders. He knows that party members call him Raja Lawak (king of laughs) but they would have to take him more seriously after this.

But the bubble burst on Sunday night when news trickled out that the Syura Council of Ulama, the party's highest decision-making body, had ruled that the word Allah is sacred to Islam and cannot be used to describe God in any non-Muslim religious books.

The Syura Council said the kalimah Allah could not be used as the translation for the word God from any other language.

The Syura Council overturned what Mat Sabu along with his party's two top leaders, Mursyidul Am Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat and president Datuk Seri Hadi Awang, had been telling the media just days earlier that non-Muslims can use the term Allah as long as they do not misuse it against Islam.

Mat Sabu's stand even won praise from Dr Paul Tan, the controversial Catholic Bishop who has raised many an eyebrow with remarks that have made him sound more like a politician than a man of the cloth.

But Mat Sabu has since done a U-turn, saying that my stand is the same as the Syura Council; and the Bishop who has been waltzing with PAS is now dancing solo.

Everyone in PAS has fallen in line because the Syura Council is the most powerful body in PAS and the decision was pushed by the party's leading scholar in usuluddin (Islamic faith) Datuk Dr Haron Din. He is the sort who speaks softly but carries a big stick, and he has used the stick to great effect.

It was an embarrassing blow to Hadi and Nik Aziz because they are big names.

Dr Haron had been deeply disturbed by the compromises made on the kalimah Allah issue since 2010. Everyone has noticed how he has scaled back on political activities in the party but he has held his tongue.

More here:
15. At odds over sacred word

PAS deputy president Mohamad Sabu was walking on cloud nine after the success of his Stadium Merdeka rally. He had pulled off something big and his supporters claimed the event had raised his profile in PAS.

Mat Sabu, as he is known by all and sundry, is aware that not everyone in PAS thinks highly of him because he lacks the religious credentials demanded of top PAS leaders. He knows that party members call him Raja Lawak (king of laughs) but they would have to take him more seriously after this.

But the bubble burst on Sunday night when news trickled out that the Syura Council of Ulama, the partys highest decision-making body, had ruled that the word Allah is sacred to Islam and cannot be used to describe God in any non-Muslim religious books.

The Syura Council said the kalimah Allah could not be used as the translation for the word God from any other language.

The Syura Council overturned what Mat Sabu along with his partys two top leaders, Mursyidul Am Datuk Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat and president Datuk Seri Hadi Awang, had been telling the media just days earlier that non-Muslims can use the term Allah as long as they do not misuse it against Islam.

Mat Sabus stand even won praise from Dr Paul Tan, the controversial Catholic Bishop who has raised many an eyebrow with remarks that have made him sound more like a politician than a man of the cloth.

But Mat Sabu has since done a U-turn, saying that my stand is the same as the Syura Council; and the Bishop who has been waltzing with PAS is now dancing solo.

Everyone in PAS has fallen in line because the Syura Council is the most powerful body in PAS and the decision was pushed by the partys leading scholar in usuluddin (Islamic faith) Datuk Dr Haron Din. He is the sort who speaks softly but carries a big stick, and he has used the stick to great effect.

It was an embarrassing blow to Hadi and Nik Aziz because they are big names.

Dr Haron had been deeply disturbed by the compromises made on the kalimah Allah issue since 2010. Everyone has noticed how he has scaled back on political activities in the party but he has held his tongue.

Read more from the original source:
At odds over sacred word

I.Fluke.Them - El Raz Cotton Candy
SUBSCRIBE! http://www.youtube.com Created and Directed by Rachael Rudd (iFlukeThem) MAIN CHANNEL: http://www.youtube.com WORD PRESS: iflukethem.wordpress.com FACEBOOK: http://www.facebook.com TWITTER: COMING SOON ------------------------------------- This Youtube Video featured the following Pony: El Raz Cotton Candy iflukethem.wordpress.com ------------------------------------------------------------------------ This Youtube Video featured the following Riders: Rachael Rudd -------------------------------------- If you see this, leave a comment below - and please LIKE/FAV! Music by: Mumford Sons I Will Wait I DON #39;T OWN MUSIC ------------------------------------- I.Fluke.Them - El Raz Cotton Candy FlukeThem Properties 2012 This format and title of this program is protected under Copyright and Trademark Law and may not be emulated or re-created in any way without express consent in any territory worldwide.

By: FlukeThem

More here:
I.Fluke.Them - El Raz Cotton Candy - Video

web designing coimbatore Tamilnadu india
This is our main service, we aim to comply 100% with customer requirements. For this we use all necessary resources, the latest trends and the latest tools to make your web site is of quality, standards-compliant and is displayed without any problem on any device, either an ordered or a tablet, smart phone , etc. Services relating to Web Design we provide: Personal Web Design Web Design for SMEs - Corporate Web Design for institutions, NGOs or Government Websites with CMS self administrable Word press based websites Design of Online Catalos Ecommerce Design Web Application Development custom- The graphic design of your logo is your image, and is very important for the proper development and marketing of its brand, it gives your company the identity that requires a logo inadequate or poorly prepared can make the money invested in a advertising campaign does not have the expected return. Do not risk when carrying out the image of your company or product, we have specialized professionals with expertise to offer the following services: Corporate Identity Design for your company or product Logo Design Design Business Cards, Letterhead and Envelopes Design of leaflets, brochures and advertisements as If you have noticed that your website is not attractive compared to its competition, or require new features, multimedia elements, improve the structure you may need a makeover or a site redesign web. RKINFO WEB DESIGN COMPANY can make renewing your website using the latest trends ...

By: krishna moorthi

Read more from the original source:
web designing coimbatore Tamilnadu india - Video

All the speculation is about to end. In a matter of hours, viewers can judge for themselves whether Lance Armstrong told the truth this time.

Armstrong's confession to Oprah Winfrey about using performance-enhancing drugs to win the Tour de France a record seven times in a row will be televised at 9 p.m. Thursday, the first segment of a two-part special on the Oprah Winfrey Network. Since word of his confession during Monday's taping in Austin, Texas, was first reported by The Associated Press, there has been no shortage of opinions or advice on what Armstrong should say.

The International Olympic Committee didn't wait to listen.

The IOC on Wednesday stripped Armstrong of his 2000 bronze medal, sending him a letter asking him to return it, according to officials who spoke on condition of anonymity because the decision had not been announced.

For others who will tune in Thursday, it's not just what Armstrong said that matters. How he said it, whether angry, tearful or matter-of-fact, will be judged as well.

"I left it all on the table with her and when it airs the people can decide," Armstrong said of his interview in a text sent to the AP on Wednesday. He dismissed a story earlier in the day that described him as "not contrite" when he acknowledged doping while dominating the cycling world.

Livestrong, the cancer charity Armstrong founded in 1997 and was forced to walk away from last year, said in a statement it expected him to be "completely truthful and forthcoming." A day earlier, World Anti-Doping Agency director general David Howman said nothing short of a confession under oath "not talking to a talk-show host" could prompt a reconsideration of Armstrong's lifetime ban from sanctioned events. And Frankie Andreu, a former teammate that Armstrong turned on, said the disgraced cyclist had an obligation to tell all he knew and help clean up the sport.

"I have no idea what the future holds other than me holding my kids," Armstrong said in the text.

Armstrong has held conversations with officials from the U.S. Anti-Doping Agency, including a reportedly contentious face-to-face meeting with USADA chief executive Travis Tygart near the Denver airport. It was USADA's 1,000-page report last year, including testimony from nearly a dozen former teammates, that portrayed Armstrong as the leader of a sophisticated doping ring that propelled the U.S. Postal Service team to title after title at the Tour de France. In addition to the lifetime ban, Armstrong was stripped of all seven wins, lost nearly all of his endorsements and was forced to cut ties with Livestrong.

According to a person with knowledge of the situation, Armstrong has information that might lead to his ban being reduced to eight years. That would make him eligible to compete in elite triathlons, many of which are sanctioned under world anti-doping rules, in 2020, when Armstrong will be 49. He was a professional athlete in the three-discipline sport as a teenager, and returned to competition after retiring from cycling in 2011.

Read this article:
Lance Armstrong left it 'all on table' with Oprah