I'm not an Actor, I'm not a Star...:)

I learned that being an actor is not that easy. Last Friday I had a recording for Fitrah Kasih live show at my office and at Gombak. 1 plot requires repeating several shots, and if let say theres 10 plots, it might repeat the same shot again and again for several times. A friend of mine, Mubin who was one of the actor did quite a good acting skills. Tomorrow will be another day, shooting at Selayang. Don't forget to watch Fitrah Kasih this Thursday...

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A. Samad Said with Muslim Aid

A Samad Said with Pyan Habib made a visit to Muslim Aid office today. It was a surprise as I was only expecting Pyan Habib to come. Last time it was Ramli Sarip, but I didn't manage to meet him personally. Pyan Habib who is one of the well known artist had been helping Muslim Aid to promote charity and community development programs to other artists. He even helped Muslim Aid to promote the Qurban For Life (Q4L) program through his blog. Probably...

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My Part Time Tuition

After work, I'll be having my tuition class at ASDAF. So this are my students, Afiq, Fadillah and Nazri from Sekolah Menengah Bangsar. I'm thinking of having my home tuition at my house next year. Its a little bit tiring to teach after work, but I do enjoy teaching at ASDAF. I would like to have 'kelas mengaji' at my house in Sentul.Nazri, form fourAfiq and Fadillah (black shirt)Muhammad bin KamarulaziziPart Time Tu...

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My First Open House

Thanks to all for coming to our open house in Bandar Baru Sentul especially friends from UIA, RMC, Muslim Aid, Mashoor and others! Thanks as well to Ella (my sister in law) for helping us to prepare the dishes. We manage to make nasi ayam, spaghetti, nasi himpit, koey tiow and the delicious puding jagung from Kak Nana (another sister in law).dari GEMADA UIAdari UIAsukarelawan Muslim Aidmember Penang!dari UIAMuhammad bin Kamarulazizi, Ainie Asyikin...

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Malaysia’s broadband quality is below par, says Oxford study

By Leslie Lau Consultant Editor KUALA LUMPUR, Oct 2 – Malaysia was ranked a poor 48 out of 66 countries for Internet broadband quality in a study conducted by Oxford University and sponsored by Cisco. The global study on broadband quality conducted by Oxford’s Said Business School listed Malaysia among countries which had Internet speeds which were “below today’s applications threshold.” Malaysia is listed in the same category but above countries...

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