Argh

Why why why
The sky is so high
Why why why
So many birds can fly

Look look look
The writing on the book
Look look look
Dont want to be a cook

Say say say
What you want to say
Say say say
I dont know what to say

Haahahahahahaah am amused by my ability to write such a masterpiece lol ahahahahaha

(Actually tibe2 terasa depress so terus menulis randomly)

Selamat Hari Raya

Salam.

Walaupon i doubt anybody is still following this blog, nevertheless saya still mengucapkan selamat hari raya aidilfitri maaf zahir batin kepada semua.


Selamat.

Sembang bantal bersama Seniors

Salam.Kami telah diberikan assignment oleh pihak PERMAI untuk membuat video sempena majlis sambutan pelajar grad.Tetapi arahan itu diberitahu sehari sebelum majlis.Maka kami x sempat nak siapkan.Maka ditangguhkan untuk tayangan di MEsyuarat Agung Permai.Maka inilah hasilnya.

Semoga abang2 kita akan berjaya dalam kerjaya masing2 amen. Kamu semua akan pasti dirindui.

Part 1 Baez



Part 2 Abg Fird



Part 3 Abg Anha Abg Amin n Abg Sifu



Part 4 Abg Syapi and Ending

Salamat

Pertempuran room to room di irbid

Video ini adalah raw dari frontline ataupon barisan hadapan.Memaparkan saat-saat terakhir pejuang kebebasan.

Lightsaber duel

Lord Darth Acap fighting against Aiman Jedi.

Pembunuhan

Satu video test sahaja. Tentang tembakan yang memecahkan kepala. Ini hanya test maka sila maafkan kalau x real dsb.

pedang cahaya

Assalamualaikum dan helo

Seperti biasa di musim exam pelbagai idea dan cadangan yang menarik timbul di otak saya. Di samping belajar dengan tekun dan gigih demi membalas jasa ibu bapa,saya juga berusaha gigih hendak menjadi produser filem Malaysia yang berkualiti lantas mengalahkan pembuat2 filem kontemporari yang membosankan sekarang. Maka teknik pertama yang saye pelajari adalah pedang cahaya atau lebih dikenali sebagi lightsaber dalam bahasa asalnya. Ini adalah video test sahaja kepada pembaca diluar terutama peminat star wars apakah reaksi anda. Sekian. Dan doakan saya berjaya dalam ekjem. Majulah PUTERA-AMCJA.

Pellet gun

Last week me and Ayub went to Amman's Souq Aslihah( Weapons Market,which was in a reality only 3 small weapon shops grouped together) searching for a pellet gun. Finally we got it,a Chinese made .177 calibre gun which is sooooo inaccurate and have a significant deviation to lower right.Anyhow we got used to it.We actually wanted to get a Czech gun but it was a used gun and the barrel wasnt correctly aligned so we were left with no other choice. The gun butt cracked after 4 days of extensive combat action but I fixed it and its now quite alright.Below are some pictures of the said gun and a video demonstrating the firing of the gun.

Specs:
B2 Deluxe Air Rifle
Muzzle Velocity: 500 fps
Overall length: 38.5�
Weight: 6.5 lbs
.177 caliber

Aksi Liga Professional Permai

Sebenarnye telah berlangsung beberapa minggu yang lalu the 1st leg of Piala Permai.Perlawanan2 yang cukup hebat telah berlaku dimana menyaksikan kejatuhan beberapa pasukan kegemeran atau favourite dan kebangkitan pasukan2 biasa iaitu mediocre.Banyak perlawanan ye kawan2 tapi saye nak highlitekan disini hanya la perlawanan antara pasukan Team-Mun dan pasukan awe iaitu pasukan Hitam dimana pada mulanya pasukan Hitam menjaringkan satu gol permulaan tetapi Team-Mun tidak mengalah malah bangkit semula dengan gol penyamaan yang dijaringkan oleh pemain muda lagi sensasi Abdullah Ashraf dan akhirnya gol kedua pasukan Team-Mun dijaringkan oleh Afifi sekaligus menghancurkan harapan pasukan Hitam untuk menang. Berikut adalah gambar disekitar aksi perlawanan.

Mun memberikan sepatah dua kata semangat sebelom perlawanan bermula

Warming up untuk menghadapi perlawanan nan mencabar

Mun merembat dengan penuh semangat

3 gambars dibawah adalah sequence dimana gol penyamaan dijaringkan oleh Abdullah Ashraf :

Menggelecek pihak lawan..


bersedia untuk merembat..

dan setelah gol,dicelebrate(sori xde gamba masok gol haha)

Tu je post kali ini malas nak letak gamba laen haha.

Salamat.

Identification Friendly or Foe(IFF)

It has been a while since I last updated my brand new blog. Theres nothing much to write actually,for my life recently has been quite dull and boring and repetitive as a result of my University's policy of placing exams so close to one another. So i've decided to dig a few memorable moments from my near past and write it down,so it will gloriously go down the annals of military history and will always be a lesson for future generations(ape aku merepek ni).

1.Wrong ID.
One day about a month ago just before the UGS exam,I was walking peacefully down a long straight road minding my own business texting my dear friend talking on the telephone when i realised that an Arab who just walked pass me turned around,looked at me for a second,and started to follow me. Having being trained in survival training by the best KGB could offer, I immediately sensed that trouble was brewing up and yet I didnt take any precautions necessary. Before I knew it, the Arab throwed himself at me with lightning speed and brutal force and wrestled me to the ground. Taxis halted, and bystanders were shouting as they witness the spectacle unfold.Stunned, I took a careful look at the Arab and decided whether I should proceed to do any bodily harm to him(and most probably myself lol). But that wasnt necessary. Soon enough, the Arab starred at me without blinking as if he was attacked by a bout of Absence Seizure, and said to me(and maybe to himself) "MALIZI??",which means Malaysian,apparently realizing that he had just attacked an innocent and peaceful citizen of the global village. By that time,2 policemen who were patrolling a nearby hotel were already at the scene, and after they interrogated that Arab, they told me it was just a simple case of misidentification. The Arab wanted to catch a guy who did something bla bla bla.Nothing to worry about. Yeah right. And I continued my long journey home as if nothing happened. The guy who attacked me looks like a person with mental deficiency. In the words of the great Ajlouni Mafia Don Ayub Moumani:

"Acap,the probability of you getting attacked in Jordan by a retarded guy is like one in a thousand. I wish I was in your place!"

I want to write more,but think i wont.Coz im lazy.And i got tons of materiel to study for the next exam.Which will be on Saturday.See u guys later.Yalla bai

The Last Knight of the Last Caliphs

A story about Fakhri Pasha,the commander of Ottoman forces in Medina during the 1st World War.


By the late Professor Abdul Latif TIBAWI

Without going into the question of the legitimacy of their title to the caliphate the last Ottoman sovereigns to combine the office of sultan and caliph were Muhammad Rashad and Muhammad Wahid ud-Din. The latter succeeded the former on 3 July 1918 at a dark moment in Ottoman history, only four months before the Ottoman Empire finally lost the war with Britain and sued for peace terms.

Meanwhile one of the Empire's most colourful generals, 'Umar Fakhr ud-Din Pasha, had been besieged in Medina since the outbreak of the Arab revolt in June 1916. The story of his tenacious defence of the city for seventy days after the signing of the armistice at the end of October 1918 merits a shining page in the annals of Ottoman, and indeed Islamic, history. The demise of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of a secular Turkish republic in Anatolia overshadowed-even for professional historians-the Fakhri Pasha episode. This short article is a record of the main facts, a contribution to history as well as a tribute to him who deserves to be called the last knight-defender of the caliphate, worthy of the meaning of his name-'the glory of religion'.

This is not the place to give even a summary of the antecedents of the Arab revolt which was proclaimed by Husain ibn 'Ali, the Sharif of Mecca, in June 1916 against the Ottoman Empire which was then allied to Germany and at war with Britain and her allies. The Sultan asserted his claim to be the caliph of all Muslims and declared a holy war (jihd) against Britain and her allies. Husayn was reluctant to publish the proclamation in Mecca on the not implausible plea that it would provoke a blockade, which would starve the people of Hejaz, dependent as they were on pilgrims and donations and provisions from Egypt. He had, in addition, the secret intention of revolt in return for a British promise of recognizing Arab independence.

The Turkish high command were not entirely ignorant of the Sharif's designs. Partly to thwart them and partly to send reinforcement to Yemen, a few weeks before the outbreak of the Arab revolt, the garrison of Hejaz was reinforced with the Twelfth Army Corps under Fakhri Pasha, and a company of German machine gunners was dispatched to Medina, the terminal of the Hejaz Railway from Damascus, on the way to Yemen. Generalissimo Enver Pasha himself, together with Jamal Pasha, com-mander of the Fourth Army in Syria with jurisdiction over Sinai and Hejaz, visited Medina soon after the arrival of these reinforcements. They were accompanied by Faisal, the third son of the Sharif, who was more or less a hostage.

Faisal's dramatic escape, followed by the proclamation of the revolt in Mecca by his father, is briefly described by T. E. Lawrence. It was Faisal's lot with his elder brother 'Alt to face these formidable forces of regular troops in Medina. The Arab assault with no more than muzzle-loading guns was easily beaten off by Fakhri Pasha who terrified Beduin irregulars with salvos from his artillery. It was immediately plain that tribesmen, with no military training and poor weapons, could not capture a fortified city from a modern army under an able general.

After six months of skirmishing Fakhri Pasha held an entrenched line well outside the city, and made sure that the railway to the north was garrisoned and patrolled. Despite stories to the contrary, the line was never permanently cut off till the final phase of the war in Palestine. The dynamiting of sections of it by Lawrence and his men simply led to its being repaired.
Having lost Mecca to the Arabs in 1916 and Jerusalem to their British allies in 1917, even 'godless' men like Enver and Jamal were loath to abandon Medina as was repeatedly urged on them by their German allies. Jamal did actually censure the Sharif, and held his revolt respon-sible for the fall of Jerusalem. Perhaps the sentiment was more political than religious, for the loss of Medina would have deprived the Sultan-Caliph of the prestige of being the guardian of the three holy mosques in Islam.

The Turks remained hopeful of a reconciliation with the Arabs as brother Muslims. Overtures with favourable terms continued to be made until within two months of the armistice. In September 1918 the British War Office sent a report to the Foreign Office that the Sharif (by then King Husain) was ready to settle with Turkey on the basis of recognizing his 'temporal' authority while he recognized the Sultan's 'spiritual' authority, and asked what Britain's attitude would be. The Foreign Office rejected the idea of a separate peace between the Sharif and Turkey but suggested another approach be made to Fakhri Pasha to induce him to surrender.

A Turkish author asserts that Fakhri Pasha did actually refuse to obey an order from his superior, Jamal Pasha, to evacuate Medina and withdraw to Trans-Jordan. We are told that Jamal then turned to a younger general, Mustafa Kamal Pasha (later Ataturk), who also refused to undertake the task on the ground that he did not wish to go down in history as the soldier who gave up Medina.

There is little doubt that Fakhri Pasha had such a sentiment i n mind when he clung to his position even when the Turks were driven out from southern Palestine east and west of the River Jordan, thus completely cutting off the railway link with Medina. He managed to get supplies from Najd and elsewhere, for to the east of Medina he was virtually free.

Some of his officers saw the futility, from a military point of view, of continued resistance. But his steadfastness remained unshaken. The available evidence shows very conclusively that he was animated by religious motives with little or no regard to military strategy or political expediency. According to the same Turkish author, who quotes an eye-witness account, one Friday in the spring of 1918, after prayers in the Prophet's Mosque, Fakhri Pasha ascended the steps of the pulpit, stopped halfway and turned his face to the Prophet's tomb and said loud and clear:

'Prophet of God! I will never abandon you!' He then addressed the men: 'Soldiers! I appeal to you in the name of the Prophet, my witness. I command you to defend him and his city to the last cartridge and the last breath, irrespective of the strength of the enemy. May Allah help us, and may the spirit of Muhammad be with us.

'Officers of the heroic Turkish army! O little Mubammads Come forward and promise me, before our Lord the Prophet, to honour your faith with the supreme sacrifice of your lives'.

Such was Fakhri's resolve when in August 1918 he received another call to surrender. The call ought to have been made by the Amir Abdul-lah, the second son of the Sharif, who then commanded the Arab forces round the city, but it seems to have come from his father. King Husain. Only Fakhri Pasha's reply survives in a poor English translation. It is apparently addressed to Husain himself from 'Fakhr-ud-Din, General, Defender of the Most Sacred City of Medina. Servant of the Prophet'. The text as preserved in the British Public Record Office it given below, slightly amended:
'In the name of Allah, the Omnipotent. To him who broke the power of Islam, caused bloodshed among Muslims, jeopardized the caliphate of the Commander of the Faithful, and exposed it to the domination of the British.
'On Thursday night the fourteenth of Dhu'l-Hijja, I was walking, Tired and worn out, thinking of the protection and defence of Medina, when I found myself among unknown men working in a small square. Then I saw standing before me a man with a sublime countenance. He was the Prophet, may Allah's blessing be upon him! His left arm rested on his hip under his robe, and he said to me in a protective manner, 'Follow me " I followed him two or three paces and woke up. I imme-diately proceeded to his sacred mosque and prostrated myself in prayer and thanks [near his tomb].

'I am now under the protection of the Prophet, my Supreme Com-mander. I am busying myself with strengthening the defences, building roads and squares in Medina. Trouble me not with useless offers.'

It is difficult to imagine Husain, himself a descendant of the Prophet, not to have been moved by Fakhri Pasha's vision. To the Pasha the legitimate caliph was the Sultan of Turkey, and Husain (even after his assumption of kingship) was no more than a rebel. His rebellion was the more reprehensible because it disrupted Islamic unity and aided the enemies of the Sultan-Caliph.

He refused to hand over his sword even upon the receipt of a direct order from the Ottoman minister of war.The Ottoman Government was upset upon his behaviour and the Sultan dismissed him from his post. He refused to do so and kept the flag of Ottoman sultan high till 70 days after the end of the war.

He surrendered on January 9 1919 at Bir Darwish with 456 officers and 9,364 men.

Abdullah and then Ali entered the city on February 2, 1919.

For further reading :

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fakhri_Pasha

Salaam Knowledge

Post pertama yang bermakna

Assalamualaikum dan selamat tengah malam para pembaca sekalian. Ape khabar?Ini adalah post julung kali lagi sulung dalam blog ini bertujuan untuk meng-'blog warming' kan blog ini sahaja. Untuk pengetahuan para pembaca budiman lagi intelek sekalian jam disini menunjukkan tepat jam 12.49 malam waktu Irbid,maka saya pon sudah berasa agak mengantok lagi2 pabila dihujan dengan pelbagai kertas-kertas dari matapelajaran Management dan juga CNS 1 yang dimana saye harus mengahapal nama2 latin seperti globus pallidus,putamen dan juga globose nucleus yang agak pelik pada lisan seorang Melayu tulen seperti saya. Maka sila mendoakan kejayaan kami pelajar Malaysia di Irbid beramai-ramai dan juga berdoa kearah supaya bekalan air di Jordan akan kekal mencukupi untuk keperluan rakyatnya yang sememangnya sudah tidak cukup air yang mengakibatkan kadar mandi adalah approximately sekali seminggu.

Dengan ini saya akhiri dengan wabillahi taufeeq wal hedaya wassalamualaikum.

Bermain gasing di Tanah Arab

Salamat.

Testing

Merhaba,nesilsiniz?Bu yeni blogum .

Hello,how are you.This is my new blog.

Hai,ape khabar.Ini adalah blog saye yang baru.

Marhaba,keifak?Ha2za blog ta3i el jadid.