Showing posts with label Mie Prefecture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mie Prefecture. Show all posts

Tuesday, April 22, 2014

KMIM April 2014: Karakter Umat Rasulullah


 Kajian Bulanan KMI Mie edisi April 2014 di Kameyama Park

Memulai kajian bulanan KMIM edisi April 2014, Ust. Chandra Yuliansjah membacakan kisah detik-detik meninggalnya Rasulullah SAW.
Sebelum malaikat Izrail diperintah Allah SWT untuk mencabut nyawa Nabi Muhammad, Allah berpesan kepada malaikat Jibril
“Hai Jibril, jika kekasih-Ku menolaknya, laranglah Izrail melakukan tugasnya!” Sungguh berharganya manusia yang satu ini yang tidak lain adalah Nabi Muhammad SAW. Di rumah Nabi Muhammad SAW, Tiba-tiba dari luar pintu terdengar seorang yang berseru mengucapkan salam.
“Bolehkah saya masuk?” tanyanya. Tapi Fatimah tidak mengizinkannya masuk sambil berkata, “Maafkanlah, ayahku sedang demam” kata Fatimah yang membalikkan badan dan menutup pintu. Kemudian Fatimah kembali menemani Nabi Muhammad SAW yang ternyata sudah membuka mata dan bertanya pada Fatimah, “Siapakah itu wahai anakku?”. “Tak tahulah ayahku, sepertinya orang baru, karena baru sekali ini aku melihatnya” tutur Fatimah lembut. Lalu, Rasulullah menatap puterinya dengan pandangan yang menggetarkan. Seolah-olah bahagian demi bahagian wajah anaknya itu hendak dikenang.
“Ketahuilah wahai anakku, dialah yang menghapuskan kenikmatan sementara, dialah yang memisahkan pertemuan di dunia. Dialah malaikatul maut” kata Rasulullah, Fatimah pun menahan ledakan tangisnya.

Sunday, April 13, 2014

The Kameyama Park

Kameyama park (亀山公園 Kameyama Kōen) is the main park in Kameyama city, Mie Prefecture, Japan. It is very close to the Kameyama Castle, City Hall and the station. A large expanse of land situated just north of Kameyama Castle. The park consists several play areas, a small lake and a massive garden that is a sight to behold during hanami and late spring when the flowers bloom. There is also a massive grass field on the northwestern edge of the park which is perfect for sports. This park is also home to arguably the best slide in the prefecture; two story iron giant complete with a corkscrew.

Access to the park is rather simple: make your way to Kameyama Castle and turn left on the road that separates the castle with Nishi Elementary and you are there.

Today I have islamic study there with Mie-Indonesian Muslim family, and below is pictures of our activity. Enjoy!! .


Sunday, May 05, 2013

Kenapa Harus Berbuat Baik....?

Catatan khutbah Jumat (2013/5/3) di Taman Pantai Shiroko, Suzuka-shi, Mie-ken.
Dua alasan kenapa kita harus berbuat baik...?
  1. Karena Allah selalu mengawasi kita
  2. Ada dua malaikat yang senantiasa disamping kita, Rakib dan Atid. Rakib bertugas menuliskan amalan baik manusia sedangkan Malaikat Atid tugasnya adalah mencatat amalan jahat manusia. Kedua-dua malaikat rakib atid itu sentiasa mengiringi manusia dimana saja mereka berada dan kemana sana mereka pergi
  3. Karena kebaikan Allah (ikhsanullah)
  4. Allah telah memberi kita nikmat sehat, rezeki, nafas, dll secara gratis. Bahkan Allah akan melipat gandakan kebaikan kita hingga 30 kali lipat. Bukan hanya sedekah yang dikali 10. Tapi bacaan Qur’an juga dikali 10. Setiap hurufnya lagi. Bukan ayat. Rasul bersabda, setiap 1 huruf, 10 kebaikan. Alif Lam Mim, dihitung 3 huruf. 30 kebaikan.
Sholat Jumat di Taman Pantai Shiroko

Sunday, April 21, 2013

Kajian Bulanan Mie ken Perdana: Pentingnya Memanfaatkan waktu

Alhamdulillah, setelah sekian lama direncanakan, akhirnya acara kajian bulanan untuk masyarakat Indonesia di Mie-ken (Prefekture Mie, Jepang) bisa terlaksana. Kajian bulanan perdana dimulai Maret 2013 lalu bertempat di apato kensyusei di Kuwana-shi.

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Pada pengajian perdana di bulan maret lalu, Al-ustadz, Chandra Yuliansjah menyampaikan materi tentang pentingnya memanfaatkan waktu. Beliau mentadzaburi surat Al-Ashr, surat yang cukup pendek tapi menyimpan makna yang dalam. Bahkan, Imam Syafii ra pernah berujar, kalau Al-Quran tidak diturunkan, cukuplah surat Al-Ashr ini saja yang menjadi pedoman untuk umat manusia.

Saturday, April 13, 2013

Hanami: A Cherry Blossom Viewing in Japan

Hanami (花見) is a "flower viewing" party that is a common sight in Japan during spring, particularly during the short period when the cherry blossoms are in full bloom. Some photos on this page showing about Hanami in Kairaku koen (park), Tsu - Mie to see beautiful blossoms this 2013 spring.

Hanami in Kairaku Park, Tsu City
The concept is very simple: We find a good spot for looking at the trees -- ideally right underneath them -- and have a party. Many parties consist of snack foods, a yakiniku-style barbecue grill plus some raw meat, and topped off with plenty of drinks. This time, I go to with my friend to Kairaku koen. Suddenly, there is rain when we reached there, so we just enjoying hanami in a small cafe (food stall) with coffee, juice, takoyaki, and Japanese food.

As I did, there will also be snack food and drinks available at food stalls in the more popular parks. Groups generally pick a spot and "reserve" it by putting a large blue plastic sheet over the area with their name on it. Sometimes people do this well in advance as prime spots in the most popular areas are hard to come by.

Saturday, February 16, 2013

Pesta Rakyat Indonesia 2013 in Yokkaichi, Mie Prefecture


In January 4th, 2013, Indonesian community in Mie Prefecture hold a party which is called "Pesta Rakyat Indonesia 2013". This event was presented to celebrate the new year of 2013 as well as the communication forum for Indonesian life in Mie or in Japan generally. What make it different with the other Indonesian festival, just indexing annual Indonesia festival in Nagoya, the Indonesian party in Yokkaichi show most of Indonesian band performed by some Indonesian trainee (kensyusei) in whole Japan. Some cultural dances also were performed in this event including tari Betawi, Jaipong, Bali and others. 

Music Perfomance in Pesta Rakyat Indonesia 2013, Yokkaichi

As local Indonesian event in Japan, this Indonesian party successively made Indonesian people to come to Yokkaichi. However, the limitation of time in preparing the event make the organization of the event (Ori Management) not to perfectly shown the distinguish Indonesian show. Some mistakes was occurred in stage by some band personnel and by dancer. Located in Yokkaichi bunka kaikan, the place was the perfect stage. By paying 1000 yen, the people are welcome to this event, especially for Indonesian who wants to meet other Indonesians in Yokkaichi. Some Japanese and other nations are also present in that time.

Thursday, August 16, 2012

Mie Masjid, Tsu City, Japan

Mie Masjid, Japan
Mie masjid is the first Masjid in Mie prefecture, Japan, which is established by MICC, Mie Islamic Culture Center. The MICC is a religious and cultural organization established in the start of 21st century and planned as an Islamic institution comprising a Masjid, a Kitchen, a House, and residence for its Imams. Its objectives include: 
  1. Serving the neighboring Muslim Community of Mie-Ken in particular, and the larger Muslim Communities of Japan in general, by answering their religious needs and providing them with a place of worship, as well as classes to help them (along with their children) to gain detailed knowledge about their religion.
  2. Enlightening Japanese public opinion with true knowledge about Islam, its teachings, its ideology, its philosophy, culture and its countries.
  3. Providing Muslim Communities in JAPAN with religious guidance, and correct religious opinions and legal rulings of Islamic Law over religious, cultural and social critical questions.
  4. Promoting good understanding and friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims.
From its inception, The Islamic Center was privileged to be established, maintained, and supervised by the Muslims representing from different countries. This gave the Center a prestigious position over other Muslim organizations, as the Center’s representation of religious attitudes serves to guide the general consensus for the greater Islamic tone of the global community, through the Center’s enjoyment of support from these Muslims from different countries.

Mie Masjid is the first MASJID in Mie Prefecture, Japan, which is very close to Mie University.

Address of Mie Masjid
-1426-1 Kurimamachiya cho Tsu-city, Mie-ken, Japan 514-0102
Mie Islamic Culture Center
-〒514-0102 三重 県津市 栗真 町屋町 1426‐1
三重 イスラム 文化 センター
Phone and Fax: (059)-233-0499
Web Site: http://miemasjid.wordpress.com/