guys im on my way to improve or in other words is to reblog my blog because i really excited to sell all my vintage jeans,new shirt eye glasses,and evisu jeans..
insya allah if menjadi..
btw guys if i've made it to renew this page pls help me to expand my biz.
thx =)
from marwan taufiqq
Sunday, September 26, 2010
Sunday, August 15, 2010
i am what i am
To be good in life or succes in carier is experience.
more u gain more u know.
trust me...
with more experience u'll know what is can be done what is wrong..
and 1 more thing 9/10 riches is come from business!
Friday, August 13, 2010
WAAAAAAAAAAAAAa
MAXIS Berhad (Maxis) menerusi jenama prabayar Hotlink menyediakan pulangan nilai berganda kepada pelanggan menerusi promosi ‘Hotlink Ramadan-Raya Hot Tickets’ yang menawarkan kandungan mudah alih Ramadan, lebih masa berbual dan SMS selain hidangan percuma di semua cawangan restoran makanan segera KFC di seluruh negara.
PROMOSI...Fitri (kanan) dan Afiz menunjukkan Hotlink Ramadan-Raya Hot Tickets yang menyediakan lebih nilai untuk pelanggan sepanjang bulan Puasa.
Timbalan Presiden Kanan dan Ketua Perkhidmatan Perniagaan Maxis, Fitri Abdullah berkata, untuk menikmati tawaran berkenaan, pelanggan hanya perlu membeli kandungan Hotlink Ramadan-Raya Hot Tickets yang bernilai RM15 dan RM10.
Katanya, kandungan mudah alih terbabit dicipta khusus untuk membantu pelanggan beragama Islam mengakses maklumat antaranya waktu solat harian, Imsak dan berbuka puasa.
“Kami berbesar hati menyambut Ramadan yang mulia bersama pelanggan beragama Islam dan dapat menjadi sebahagian dari perjalanan mereka. Sebagai tambahan, Hotlink Ramadan-Raya Hot Tickets menawarkan lebih masa berbual dan SMS supaya pelanggan kami dapat berhubung dengan yang tersayang tidak kira jauh atau dekat.
“Sebagai contoh, Hotlink Ramadan-Raya Hot Tickets yang bernilai RM15 memberikan pelanggan 120 minit masa berbual dan 300 SMS bernilai RM60. Akhirnya, kami gembira menawarkan secara percuma hidangan dua ketul ayam KFC untuk mereka berbuka puasa,” katanya pada satu kenyataan media di Kuala Lumpur, semalam.
Beliau berkata, kandungan mudah alih Ramadan terbabit dapat digunakan secara automatik apabila Hotlink Ramadan-Raya Hot Tickets diaktifkan.
“Jika perkhidmatan ini tidak diperlukan, pelanggan hanya perlu menaip ‘Stop BP’ dan hantar ke 22558,” katanya.
Sementara itu, Timbalan Presiden dan Ketua Perkhidmatan Rumah Maxis, Afiz Abdullah berkata, Maxis juga menyediakan kandungan Ramadan untuk dimuat turun ke dalam telefon mudah alih.
“Kami gembira menyediakan tapak-mikro WAP unik yang dipanggil Ramadan di portal WAP Maxis khusus bagi pelanggan melanggan atau memuat turun kandungan Ramadan melalui telefon mudah alih mereka,” katanya.
Tapak WAP Ramadan menawarkan pilihan kandungan mudah alih yang luas antaranya SMS ALERTS untuk waktu buka puasa (waktu Imsak dan berbuka puasa secara percuma), Fadilat Ramadan (tazkirah harian sebagai peringatan untuk renungan sepanjang Ramadan) dan waktu solat.
Pelanggan juga boleh melanggan MMS ALERTS seperti Santapan Rohani (ayat al-Quran dan doa yang dihantar setiap hari) atau Zikir (bacaan zikir kontemporari melalui MMS).
Semua pelanggan Maxis dan Hotlink boleh mengakses laman WAP Ramadan dengan hanya menaip ‘GET RA’ di telefon mudah alih mereka dan hantarkan ke 26000.
Tapak WAP Ramadan akan dihubungkan ke telefon mudah alih mereka dan pelanggan hanya perlu klik pada hubungan itu untuk mengakses portal WAP Ramadan.
Thursday, August 12, 2010
Malaysian state launches Islamic currency
On Thursday 12 August 2010, 16:40 SGT
A Malaysian state on Thursday launched the Islamic dinar and dirham as an alternative currency, allowing the golden and silver coins to be used as legal tender alongside conventional banknotes.
Authorities in northern Kelantan state, which is ruled by the Islamic opposition party PAS, said the Islamic currencies would be used in many shops in the state in addition to the national currency, the ringgit.
"We have over 1,000 shops that have signed up to our campaign and agreed to accept the dinar and dirham for the purchase of goods," state cabinet minister Husam Musa told AFP.
He said signboards have been erected in the main market in the state capital Kota Bharu to show the conversion table between the dinar and ringgit, and participating shops will display stickers to encourage people to use the coins.
"The response has been very positive and all the coins which were worth a total of 2.0 million ringgit (629,000 dollars) have been sold out at the launch today," said Husam, who is in charge of economic and finance planning.
According to Islamic law, the dinar measures 4.25 grams of gold, while the dirham is 3.0 grams of pure silver.
A golden coin is equivalent to about 582 ringgit (183 dollars) while the silver coin is worth around 13 ringgit but their values fluctuate according to market prices.
Husam said the dinar and dirham currencies can also be used dealings with state goverment agencies, such as paying "zakat", or alms for the poor.
There has been a long debate in Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country with large ethnic Chinese and Indian communities, to introduce the coins as legal tender nationally.
Former premier Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, whose administration promoted a moderate form of Islam that emphasised economic and scientific development, shot down the proposal to use the Islamic currencies.
But his predecessor, Mahathir Mohamad, was an advocate of the dinar system and urged Muslim countries to use it as a trade instrument.
The debate has died down since current Prime Minister Najib Razak came to power last year.
A Malaysian state on Thursday launched the Islamic dinar and dirham as an alternative currency, allowing the golden and silver coins to be used as legal tender alongside conventional banknotes.
Authorities in northern Kelantan state, which is ruled by the Islamic opposition party PAS, said the Islamic currencies would be used in many shops in the state in addition to the national currency, the ringgit.
"We have over 1,000 shops that have signed up to our campaign and agreed to accept the dinar and dirham for the purchase of goods," state cabinet minister Husam Musa told AFP.
He said signboards have been erected in the main market in the state capital Kota Bharu to show the conversion table between the dinar and ringgit, and participating shops will display stickers to encourage people to use the coins.
"The response has been very positive and all the coins which were worth a total of 2.0 million ringgit (629,000 dollars) have been sold out at the launch today," said Husam, who is in charge of economic and finance planning.
According to Islamic law, the dinar measures 4.25 grams of gold, while the dirham is 3.0 grams of pure silver.
A golden coin is equivalent to about 582 ringgit (183 dollars) while the silver coin is worth around 13 ringgit but their values fluctuate according to market prices.
Husam said the dinar and dirham currencies can also be used dealings with state goverment agencies, such as paying "zakat", or alms for the poor.
There has been a long debate in Malaysia, a Muslim-majority country with large ethnic Chinese and Indian communities, to introduce the coins as legal tender nationally.
Former premier Abdullah Ahmad Badawi, whose administration promoted a moderate form of Islam that emphasised economic and scientific development, shot down the proposal to use the Islamic currencies.
But his predecessor, Mahathir Mohamad, was an advocate of the dinar system and urged Muslim countries to use it as a trade instrument.
The debate has died down since current Prime Minister Najib Razak came to power last year.
Wednesday, August 11, 2010
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
marwan marwan marwan
sempenan bulan puasa nie..
kau kene ingat..
kau dah berjanji dalam diri kau yg kau nak capai target!
ingat marwan,ini demi mase depan! sbb ape yg kau rancang harus kau buat..
kalau xwat better xyah rancang..
please marwan ..u can do it..
the only thing u must remember is ALLAH.
dont forget the GOD .not let ur evil side control u..
MARWAN,PLEASE this FASTING MONTH i hope u can change ur self to be more pro active!
do it for ur FUTURE!
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