Niat puasa untuk Tahun 2020..buat ingatan sahabat² serta saudara ku..

*Bahasa Inggeris*
I'm fasting tomorrow's intention to perform the fard in the month of Ramadan this year, because Allah Ta'ala.

*Bahasa Jawa*
Niat engsun poso tutuko imsak dino sesuk, sangkeng anekani fardhune bulan Romadhone, ikilah tahun hale iman aken lan ngeyakin aken kerono ngelakoni dawuh dalem gusti Allah ta'ala...

*Bahasa Arab*
Nawaitu shauma gadhin ‘an ada-i fardhi syahri ramadhana hadzihis-sanati lillahi ta’ala.

*Bahasa Melayu*
Sahaja aku berpuasa esok hari dalam bulan Ramadan fardu ke atasku kerana Allah Ta'ala

*Bahasa Bugis*
Mapuasaka' baja reulang rammalang farradu rialliaku lillahi'Taala

*Bahasa Dusun*
Tumomod oku puasa suab id suang wulan Ramadan mositi kuma'a doho karana Allah Ta'ala

*Bahasa Iranun*
Bpuasa aku amag sa ulan a Ramadan imantu ragun fardhu sa ginawaku kerana Allah Ta’ala

*Bahasa Bajau Samah*
Sahaja aku poso semaung fardhu ke atas ku kerana Allah Taala

Bahasa Suluk
Magpu asa aku kinsum adlau halaum bulan Ramadhan fiardhu kakuk kerna Allah Taala.

Bahasa siam
ฉันอดอาหารในวันพรุ่งนี้เพื่อแสดงความตั้งใจในเดือนรอมฎอนในปีนี้เพราะอัลลอฮ

Bahasa Sungai
Tomodonku magpuasa sesuab lalom wulan no Ramadhan fardhu bagi koyuwanku kerana Allah Ta'ala

Bahasa Tamil
அல்லாஹ் தஆலா என்பதால், இந்த ஆண்டு ரமலான் மாதத்தில் ஃபார்ட் செய்ய வேண்டும் என்ற நோக்கத்தை நான் நாளை நோன்பு நோற்கிறேன்.

Semoga puasa kita tahun ni dilakukan dengan istiqomah dan tawaduk.. In sha Allah aaminn..

Ampun da maap ku pohon kerana sesungguhnya yang baik itu datangnya daripada Allah dan yang buruk itu datang dari diriku sendiri..

*SELAMAT MENYAMBUT RAMADAN MUBARAK*

*Jgn kata tak diingatkan sampai terlupa niat puasa*....

#covid19
#juststayathome 😄

Sebenarnya Sabah ni banyak yang menarik & unik. Ada tiga kaum utama ialah suku kaum Bajau, Dusun & Iranun. Suku kaum Dusun adalah penduduk paling lama di Kota Belud. .
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Seni pertukangan besi terutama pembuatan parang, bukan sesuatu yg asing bagi mereka. Selain dari itu mereka mahir dalam menganyam produk kraftangan seperti bakul dan lain-lain. Boleh la nak beli nanti! 😉
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Tenunan pun ada! Ish menarik ni nak shopping! Tak sabar nak datang 💃🛩
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Sabah Fest 2014.

Aki Nabalu: The Story

Source: http://www.sabahfest.com/aki-nabalu-the-story/

In this year's Sabah Fest - A Cultural Extravaganza, we bring you Aki Nabalu, showcasing six ethnic groups in Sabah Malaysian Borneo that rely on Mount Kinabalu as a central feature in their traditional, cultural and religious beliefs. Each ethnic group will be highlighted in respective acts during the stage performance of this year's Sabah Fest production - one of Sabah's most anticipated annual premier events.

With the local indigenous beliefs and diverse practices of the Kadazandusun and Murut, Mount Kinabalu is more than a geographical landmark. It is also believed to be the resting place of the departed souls, hence known as the Land of the Sacred Mountain.

The Kadazandusun community opens the curtain with the Pampang, which tells of the origin of Mount Kinabalu and mankind. They believe that Mount Kinabalu was created by the female supreme deity, Umunsumundu, while the male supreme deity, Kinoingan or Kinahoringan, created the sky.

Imbued with its mythical elements, Mount Kinabalu is featured predominantly in local folklore, still holding sway in both the spiritual and secular life of many indigenous communities. The show will then feature the Dusun Ranau ritual, the Monolop, appeasing the Spirits of the Mountain.

The Bajau, Dusun Tindal and Iranun will then gather at the meeting point or Badi, today known as the Tamu or open-air market. During all these social gatherings, Mount Kinabalu has stood tall and majestic serving as a backdrop as the people went on with their daily lives.

The audience will also be treated to the Mokodim do hatot, the Rungus ritual performed for the dead and to usher the wandering human spirit to the afterlife. The Dusun Lotud will perform Mohlukas, a housewarming ceremony. A rice-honouring ritual known as the Monogit is then performed by the Kadazan people of Penampang. This ritual is conducted to summon the spirit of the rice. The spectacular Sabah Fest stage performance wraps up with a peace-making ceremony of the Murut Nabai, called Mansilad.

Don't miss this annual premier event, showcasing Sabah's vibrant cultural heritage, history and tradition in the form of thrilling theatrical performances, dance and music. Observe local artisans at work during the exhibitions and learn the various traditional methods and skills used to produce one of a kind handicraft that is distinctively Sabah.