Life Journey Research Articles

THE LIFE OF TAN SRI HARUN M. HASHIM: A MEMOIR

This article will provide an insight into the colourful journey of Tan Sri Harun Hashim – his life experience, education background, his distinguished career path and achievements as well as contributions made especially to the education sector and the legal profession. It is also an attempt to provide a glimpse of the other side of Tan Sri Harun Hashim, off the limelight – as a father, a grandfather, a mentor and a friend, as he left his footprints firmly etched in the memory of his loved ones. This research employs a qualitative method focusing on in-depth interviews as well as a comprehensive analysis of relevant books, articles, newspaper reports and documentations. In this article, fragments from the colourful journey of Tan Sri Harun Hashim come from stories narrated through interviews with those who were close to him and had personal encounters with Tan Sri while some other information is extracted from his well-known column, “The Benchmark”, appearing in the New Straits Times from 1994 until his demise in 2003. “The Benchmark” provided useful insights into the ideals and aspirations of Tan Sri, and relayed some first-hand information on his life journey and extraordinary experiences. Some information on Tan Sri’s personal life is gathered from exclusive interviews with Tan Sri’s family members themselves, conducted by the authors and Hisham Harun, Tan Sri Harun’s son. This article aims at offering a unique biography of Tan Sri Harun Hashim who was known to be a gem to the nation, especially in the legal and education sectors in Malaysia. It is an effort to highlight and set in stone the legacy left by him so that it becomes a benchmark for the younger generations to follow and emulate.

Етнокултурни особености в храненето на каракачаните

The cultural features of different ethnic communities settled on the Bulgarian territories since decades are a factor for the formation of a sustainable ethno-cultural environment. The moral, material and spiritual features of the Bulgarian Karakachans ethnic group also determine the ethno-cultural peculiarities in their nutrition. The lifestyle, the religious affiliation and the deep roots of the beliefs and traditions are the basis of the understanding of nutrition as a cultural phenomenon. The nomadic way of life, migrations and long journeys in different climatic conditions of the environment, product diversity and living conditions form a knowledge of the use of wild plant species. They combine plant foods with dairy products derived from sheep's milk, but at the same time they also used products that find near the places to which they migrate. The way of life and the culturological norms of behavior of the Karakachans are a sign of social belonging to the conditions of the environment and the possibility to build an ethno-cultural model in their diet.

BIOGRAFI AHCMAD GUSNUR WIRAUSAHA HOME INDUSTRY KERUPUK JANGEK DINAGARI MUARO PANEH TAHUN 2006-2022

This research is in the form of a thematic biographical research about the life journey of Achmad Gusnur, a jangek cracker home industry entrepreneur who is in Nagari Muaro Paneh, Solok district.The purpose of this study was to find out what and how Ahcmad Gusnur's strategy was in starting a jangek karupuk business in Nagari Muaro Paneh, Bukit Sundi Solok sub-district. This research is qualitative because it uses historical methods consisting of heuristics, criticism, interpretation, and historiography. This jangek cracker business was started in 2006 which was started by the owner, because the owner saw that the jangek cracker business was minimal in the area where it was located, while the raw materials were easy to obtain, but in starting this business the owner did not have intelligence about the business he was running, thanks to his determination and courage. taking the risk of the owner studying for 6 months to Batu Sangkar to increase knowledge about jangek crackers and he is also able to learn automatically with the intelligence he has. Keywords: Biography, Entrepreneur, Home industry, jangek crackers

Translation Quality of Fi’l Muta’addī in the Book of Nūrul Yaqīn Fī Sīrati Sayyidil Mursalīn

This study aimed to describe the forms of field muta'addi, its translation technique, and the quality of translation in the translation book of Nūrul Yaqīn Fī Sīrati Sayyidil Mursalīn. This research used a descriptive qualitative method with Spadley's (1980) data analysis. The result of this research is the finding of 276 data of file muta'addi based on its relationship with maul bih (object), which is fill muta'addi bi nafsihi and fill muta'addi bi gharial. Based on time, Al-Ghulayaini (2007) divides fill muta'addi into mādhī, mudhāri, and amr. There were 343 using translation techniques from 11 translation techniques. In this study, 214 data were translated accurately, acceptably, and with high readability. The final assessment score of translation quality is 2.84 and is categorized as high-quality translation. So, the researcher concludes that readers will be able to easily understand the text of the life journey of the Prophet Muhammad.

THE HISTORY OF THE BUGIS LONTARA CALENDAR OF SOUTH SULAWESI

Basically a calendar or calendar is the accumulation and distribution of time with certain time units based on certain events that are used by people around the world to be used as a benchmark and guide or marker of time in their life journey. The Bugis calendar is a calendar that belongs to the Bugis tribe in South Sulawesi and is a cultural heritage that has been passed down from generation to generation and is also a unique calendar because this calendar existed before Islam entered the South Sulawesi region. The purpose of this study is to add to and expand the kazana on the study of astronomy, especially the Bugis people of South Sulawesi and it is hoped that it will also be able to become a reference for information regarding the Lontara Bugis calendar so that this study uses a literature research method that describes systematically, normatively and accurately the objects studied. become the main problem. Currently, the use of the Lontara Bugis calendar has adopted the Hijri calendar, but does not necessarily leave the culture or beliefs of our ancestors regarding the Lontara Bugis calendar.

Cultural Routes in Cappadocia – Suggestions for Tourist Development

This study aims to promote the special cultural monuments of Cappadocia and their organization in cultural routes, in order to promote and use them for touristic purposes. Cappadocia as a destination is a journey of life in the East. It has a strong Greek element, unique landscapes, such as the famous rock formations, the underground cities and the Byzantine cave churches. Its history is linked to the multicultural roots of different people, who have left their mark on the region. The special morphology, the volcanic rocks, as well as the rock formations, led to the creation of cities and neighborhoods with special natural beauty, functioning as a pole of attraction for tourists. Suggestions for the use of caves and cave churches could follow the example of Matera and Spinalonga.

Dosa yang Mendatangkan Maut dan Dosa yang Tidak Mendatangkan Maut: Analisa berdasarkan konteks Dosa dalam buku 1 Yohanes

The understanding of sin that leads to death and sin that does not lead to death in 1 John. 5:16, 17 is still a topic of debate among Bible scholars. Various opinions, both based on theological interpretations and biblical studies, have emerged to find out the definitions of these two types of sins. Further discussion to understand this verse is needed to gain more thorough understanding. By using several aspects of the exegesis method, the author tries to find out the meaning of sin that leads to death and sin that does not lead to death. The emphasis of this study is on the analysis of sin in the book of 1 John specifically in 2:1 and 3:8 and then compares it with the contents of 5:16, 17. The results of the discussion prove that a sin that leads to death is a condition in which a person commits a sin but does not come by faith in Jesus who is the Mediator and in a situation where a person knowingly commits a sin or acts in violation of God's law continuously. These two conditions will lead to death. while sin that does not bring death is a condition in which a believer who, in his life's journey, could have committed a sin but then came and confessed it before God. That person will get forgiveness from Allah and he will not experience eternal death.

The Contribution of Da'wah For the Elderly in the Qur'an and Al-Hadith and its Implementation in the People of Bekasi City

Elderly is the final stage in the journey of human life, where humans in general experience a lot of decline, weakening and reduced potential abilities and activities. So that the elderly appear weak, lethargic, sluggish, and tired. Their lives tend to be unemployed, inattentive, more rested, and not much activity. They can no longer be aggressive, agile and agile like they were when they were young. On the other hand, there is a general view (public opinion) circulating in the community, that the existence of the elderly (elderly) or often referred to as elderly (elderly human) still does not receive a positive response and is underestimated. Including the participation and contribution of the elderly in preaching and fighting in upholding the religion of Allah SWT. In fact, these da'wah activities must continue, continue, and continue to move from childhood, to old age. Because Islam is a missionary religion. A religion that must be driven by its carriers and callers. So Islam always encourages its people to always play an active role in carrying out these da'wah activities. Because da'wah is one of the important means of spreading Islamic teachings to the community. And in order to realize the Islamic religion which continues to exist throughout the ages, missionary workers (including the elderly) are needed who are constantly moving and rotating; continuous, ongoing, and continuous. Therefore, the study of the elderly and their contribution to da'wah is very important to do. This study aims to: First, explain who is the elderly, and the characteristics and characteristics attached to them; Second: explaining the verses of the Al-Qur'an and Al-Hadith which explain matters concerning humans who are in the elderly stage; Third, exploring the potential of the elderly in contributing (contribution) in da'wah; and Fourth, determining how the elderly are able to implement their preaching potential to the people of Bekasi City. This research method consists of: a. This type of research is descriptive qualitative, through library research and field research as well. Where in the library research it examines more on the concept of the verses of the Koran al-hadith on the elderly; b. While the technique of collecting data for field research, by means of interviews, observation and documentation, to get the results of real implementation studies (practices and applications) in the field. Furthermore, the collected data is processed and analyzed, so that it will get a more comprehensive research. The results of this study indicate that: First, the elderly are actually an important element in society that must be properly responded to for their potential in the da'wah movement; Second, there are potentials that are quite calculated in contributing their da'wah to the community. Third, there are areas of da'wah that can be moved by the elderly in implementing their da'wah contribution to the people of Bekasi City.

The Life Journey of Johan Heinrich Pestalozzi and His Thought Contribution to Indonesian Education

Pestalozzi was a Swiss 18th-century education reformer, whose contributions of conceptual thinking on education are still relevant today. Education develops the 3 H (Heart, Head, Hand), meaning that human beings must improve their spiritual attitudes and social attitudes, intellectual abilities, and skills. Pestalozzi also contributed thoughts on schools for democracy, teacher education programs, and humanism. This conception of Pestalozzi's thought, is very relevant for education in Indonesia today. The independent curriculum is colored by Pestalozzi's educational thinking, this is reflected in student-oriented education and the dimensions of the Pancasila Student Profile which instills human relationship with God, human relationship with man, and human relationship with the surrounding nature.

The G30S/PKI in modern Indonesian novels by post-reformation women authors

Politics (facts) and literature (fiction) are two things that both exist and are needed by society. The two are also often linked together. The specific relationship between politics understood as a way of doing things and literature understood as a practical form of writing. This study uses a qualitative descriptive design to trace the re-interpretation of political facts in modern Indonesian novels written during the post-reform era. The research data sources are post-reform novels published in modern Indonesian literature that reinterpret political facts. These political facts can be found through the thematic aspects, the mindset and actions of the characters, the arrangement of the plot (conflict), and descriptions of the story setting which are integral to the whole fictional story. The determination of novels to be used as data sources is based on the following considerations: (a) novels that re-interpret political facts related to the historical events of the 30 September 1965 Movement, (b) novels published during the post-reform era (2000s and above), and (c) novels written by female authors are of a generation that did not directly experience the events of the 30 September 1965 Movement. The results of the study are as follows. First, the political facts expressed in the novel, namely (a) the kidnapping and murder of seven generals, (b) the Cakrabirawa elite troops, (c) the kidnapping and murder of people who were considered to be part of the Indonesian Communist Party, (d) detention on the island Buru, (e) granting status as a descendant of the PKI, and (f) abolishing citizenship status for students studying in certain countries deemed to be affiliated with the communist party. Second, the reinterpretation of historical facts in the novel, namely (a) related to the journey of the past, (b) part of the journey of Indonesian history, (c) understanding from the human side, and (d) choices and awareness of the journey of life in the future. It is hoped that the results of the research can be implemented in teaching literature in schools and the wider community through scientific forums in an effort to socialize the possibility of using modern literary works as a source of historical information to support efforts to understand Indonesian history. If used critically and combined with other sources, novels that actualize and reinterpret political facts can be used as a source of knowledge and understanding of the nation's history. Keywords: political facts, reinterpretation, G30S/PKI movement, modern Indonesian novels

The Importance of The Spiritual Quotient in Society Life

Spiritual intelligence is closely related to intellectual intelligence and emotional intelligence. In line with what was conveyed by Zohar and Marshall, spiritual intelligence is the foundation needed to function intellectually and emotionally effectively. Intellectual intelligence is the ability of the human soul to carry out logical functions properly, or what we call rational. The importance of paying attention to spiritual intelligence in our life's journey is because spiritual intelligence has many benefits. The benefits of spiritual intelligence include being able to distinguish between right and wrong, growing the development of the human brain, and achieving self-development

Development of Sīroh An-Nabawiyyah Learning Media in Fiqh Siroh Ramadhan Al-Buthi Through the Concept of NPT (Narative, Pedagological, and Theological)

This study aims to develop the Sīroh An-Nabawiyyah Learning Media Through the Concept of Fiqh Sīroh Ramadhan Al-Buthi based on NPT (narrative, pedagogical, and theological) with the support of historical visualization. In the dimension of modernity, globalization and technological acceleration have an effect on reducing the moral morality of the younger generation. According to the contemporary Muslim scholar Prof. Dr Muhammad Sa'id Ramadhan Al-Buthi in his work Fiqh As-Sīroh recommends that the younger generation must be friends with the figure of Rasulullah SAW as an ideal role model in all aspects. Every event that happened to Rasulullah, according to Al-Buthi has pedagogical values that can be implemented in the life of a Muslim, thus giving birth to a young generation who is religious and religious. In line with Al-Buthi, Prof. Dr. Ali Jum'ah, a senior scholar of Al-Azhar Egypt, recommended that the younger generation be trained to build the paradigm of "Rosulullah SAW as a father" meaning they must consider Rasulullah as an example and uswatun hasanah. this according to him can serve to improve their character education and religiosity. In line with the above, in the view of researchers, the problems related to juvenile delinquency can be bridged by handling them by bringing them closer to pedagogical stories from the life journey of Rasulullah SAW. Through a qualitative approach with a library review technique of primary data of the historical works of the Prophet Muhammad written by contemporary Muslim scholars Prof. Dr. Ramadhan Al-Buthi entitled Fiqh As-Sīroh, as for secondary data taken from other literature such as Ar-Rahīq Al-Makhtum, Dirāsah Tahlīliyyah Li Syahshiyati Ar-Rāsul Muhammad, Sīroh Ibn Hisham, Sīroh Ibn Ishaq. This research is expected to be able to produce the development of learning media based on pedagogical values, so that every event has learning and theological values and can be contextualized with current reality. The methods that will be applied in developing this media in every story of the Prophet's journey include: 1) Visualization of images of relevant objects, 2) Narrating events and stories, 3) Analysis and discussion discussions 4) Describing pedagogical values, and 5) Describing theological values.

Ruskin Bond's Looking for The Rainbow: My Years with Daddy: An account of Adventures and Misadventures in the Life of Ruskin Bond

One of India's most adored authors, Ruskin Bond is well known for his touching prose and heartfelt tales. His autobiography, Searching for the Rainbow: My Years with Daddy, details his life's journey from early childhood through adolescence and his triumphs and setbacks. Ruskin Bond gives readers a look into his lovely upbringing in the little Indian town of Dehradun towards the beginning of the book. He talks about his father's time in the Indian Air Force and the effects his absence during World War II had on the family. Yet at this point, Ruskin Bond fell in love with reading and writing. Ruskin Bond was an inquisitive, daring child who frequently got himself into trouble. Throughout the book, he describes a number of instances where he was busted for stealing mangoes, engaged in altercations with other boys, and even got lost in the woods. Despite his naughty personality, his father constantly supported him and urged him to be loyal to himself.

Book review: Passion for excellence, my long life journey into medicine and public life, by H.M. Moutsopoulos.

Book review: Passion for excellence, my long life journey into medicine and public life, by H.M. Moutsopoulos.

The Ultimate Trauma: A Murdered Child Counseling Considerations

Nothing is more devastating to a family than the death of their child. A sudden death due to a violent crime such as murder including school shootings can be life-shattering. According to socially prescribed and predictable scripts, children are supposed to outlive their parents. When a child dies before the parent, the blueprint for one's life journey is backwards, leaving no prescribed plan to guide the family through life. When the death occurs as a result of murder, it is even more devastating. This article explores this backward script of a child dying before his or her parents because of murder and the resulting journey the family faces. It first examines the incidences of murdered children and then explores some possible barriers to the healing process. Next, the concept of scripts is explored, exploring different death scripts. The effect of a murdered child on the marital role, the parental role, and siblings is also presented. Psychological reactions are discussed and counseling considerations are presented. Counseling implications are considered throughout. This journey is demonstrated through the experiences of Cameron's family, Cameron was a 16-year-old adolescent who was murdered. This case history is fictitious and was developed to illustrate points in the paper. It is in no way related to any individual or family.

Use of the Theory of Conceptual Metaphor in Two Sonnets by Victorian Female Poets

This paper has applied the theoretical framework of conceptual metaphor theory to the analysis of the source and target domains of metaphors that are used in two English nineteenth century sonnets, both written by contemporaneous female poets. The quantitative and qualitative results of the textual analysis have clearly revealed that Elizabeth Barrett Browning’s sonnet 23 centres around the conceptual mapping of the journey of love and life with that of possession. In contrast, Christina Rossetti’s sonnet Remember tackles the central conceptual mapping of death as a journey in relation to its further experiential connections. In addition, the application of conceptual metaphor theoryLakoff and Johnson, 1980) in identifying the frequencies and densities of metaphors’ conceptual domains has resulted in unravelling the thematic structures of both poems. Discovering such a textually attested relationship between the densities of metaphorical conceptual domains and textual thematic structure has neither been fully explored nor identified before in the genre of English female sonnets.

Membaca Peran Teori Ekologi Bronfenbrenner dalam Menciptakan Lingkungan Inklusif di Sekolah

An influential figure in the field of education in understanding the diversity of children is Bronfenbrenner who suggested ecological theory. This theory offers a multidimensional model to understand the influence of the family, the environment to a larger circle, for example the state economy and politics, as well as a way of understanding the journey of human life from childhood to adulthood. In this theory, the ecological framework allows us to analyze information about individuals and understand systemic relationships over time. In the dynamics of inclusive schools, this theory can provide a basic understanding of student diversity which is increasing day by day in inclusive schools. If we understand this theory, we can find out the various factors that influence the success of inclusive education. In addition, this theory can also be a reference in setting up an environment that is open to differences, considers diversity as something natural, and supports each other on the uniqueness of each individual in the school context.

Fellowship Away from Home: A Journey toward Advancing the Current Practice of Reconstructive Surgery in Ethiopia

It has been declared by many and mentioned in number of ways that our achievements and impacts in life are significantly dependent on the type of journey that we choose to take and how further and better we travel on that chosen journey. Likewise, there is an Ethiopian quote which says “When you go further on a life journey, you will encounter with thousands of opportunities”. In the same spirit as the above quote; a plastic and reconstructive surgery fellowship at Asan Medical Center allowed me to travel further on the fascinating journey of reconstructive surgery. A journey which is very much unique and un-attempted by many plastic surgeons living in the part of the world where I come from; Africa. On this expedition I happen to encounter with a number of opportunities to be exposed to a variety of knowledge, skills and attitudes regarding reconstructive surgery. An opportunity to challenge myself into acquiring of new sets of skills and practices in plastic and reconstructive surgery in general and reconstructive microsurgery in particular. An opportunity to meet and create network with a number of prominent figures in the field of reconstructive surgery. An opportunity to get exposed to new language, culture and weather conditions. All the opportunities that I encountered by going further on the highway of reconstructive surgery is made possible due to this fellowship.

Examining the Real-Life Journey of Individuals and Families Affected by Single-Ventricle Congenital Heart Disease.

Background The lifetime journey of patients with single-ventricle congenital heart disease is characterized by long-term challenges that are incompletely understood and still unfolding. Health care redesign requires a thorough understanding of this journey to create and implement solutions that improve outcomes. This study maps the lifetime journey of individuals with single-ventricle congenital heart disease and their families, identifies the most meaningful outcomes to them, and defines significant challenges in the journey. Methods and Results This qualitative research study involved experience group sessions and 1:1 interviews of patients, parents, siblings, partners, and stakeholders. Journey maps were created. The most meaningful outcomes to patients and parents and significant gaps in care were identified across the life journey. A total of 142 participants from 79 families and 28 stakeholders were included. Lifelong and life-stage specific journey maps were created. The most meaningful outcomes to patients and parents were identified and categorized using a "capability (doing the things in life you want to), comfort (experience of physical/emotional pain/distress), and calm (experiencing health care with the least impact on daily life)" framework. Gaps in care were identified and classified into areas of ineffective communication, lack of seamless transitions, lack of comprehensive support, structural deficiencies, and insufficient education. Conclusions There are significant gaps in care during the lifelong journey of individuals with single-ventricle congenital heart disease and their families. A thorough understanding of this journey is a critical first step in developing initiatives to redesign care around their needs and priorities. This approach can be used for people with other forms of congenital heart disease and other chronic conditions. Registration URL: https://www.clinicaltrials.gov; Unique identifier: NCT04613934.

The jubilee of Elena Ivanovna Ustinova

The article is concerned with the life journey of the phtisioophthamologist Professor Elena Ivanovna Ustinova who celebrated her 95th anniversary on October 19th, 2022