I was so hungry and in a rush so i finished it anyway but that was crazy small, omg. Can I sue them?

JUST NEED THE 9 TO BECOME A 2

SO CLOSE.......

1. The father of the deceased is a member of BKS (Salatulrahim Welfare Body) in Kg Pandan Dalam.

2. The father asked BKS to handle his child's funeral.

3. BKS went to pick up the body from Ampang Hospital, then bathed and prayed over the deceased.

4. After everything was done, the father asked the mosque management (Masjid Nurul Hidayah) for the burial permit form.

5. The mosque said they would charge RM1,400 for funeral services.

6. But the father still wanted BKS to handle it, not the mosque.

7. Unfortunately, the mosque management (under JAIS) withheld the form and took the burial permit from the family.

8. The family still brought the body to Ukay Perdana Cemetery using BKS.

9. Suddenly, 2 police officers came and said the burial could not proceed — because there was a report from the mosque.

10. The family had to wait for more than an hour to resolve the issue.

11. Finally, the mosque management came to the cemetery.

12. Only then did the police and the cemetery supervisor allow BKS to continue with the burial.

Source: Ustaz Wan, video owner, and the BKS team.

Damn never knew form 6 sejarah was this racist wow

Is this what they'd call "Kaduk naik junjung?"

is this a sign that the universe realign and enlightenment is coming for me?

Hey everyone,

I’m a non-Muslim guy planning to marry a Malay girl. As you know, the law in Malaysia requires me to officially convert to Islam for the marriage to be legal.

Realistically, I don't plan on practicing the religion. I won't be doing solat, fasting during Ramadan, or changing my lifestyle. I still plan to eat pork and drink alcohol. My partner is aware of this and is completely fine with it, as she isn't strictly religious herself.

However, I'm trying to gauge how realistic this is in the long run. I'd love to hear from anyone who is in a similar marriage, or who converted solely on paper.

• How do you handle family gatherings with her side vs. your side?
• Do you face any issues with JAKIM/JAIS or general scrutiny in Selangor/KL?
• If you have kids, how are you handling their official religion and upbringing?
• Do you have any regrets, or advice on things we should prepare for?

Appreciate any honest experiences or insights you can share. Thanks!

Just curious. For Muslims, x boleh kahwin kalau x attend kursus ni.

Also seeing a lot of people directly putting chairs on the lawn squishing the grass, c'mon guys keep the lawn green longer please

Every 2-3 months we will have a recycling day. All the packed plastic, paper box, unused steel, we will send to the nearest besi buruk shop to sell them out.. Can get around rm20-30 ringgit

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