Saturday, March 12, 2011

Lounging With Loon

Salam!

Announcing the arrival of YMP's first ever "Lounging with..." series! And for the first session, we have a VERY special guest indeed: Amir Muhadith a.k.a. Loon!

Join us for a special one-on-one session with this former rap artist from P. Diddy's Bad Boy Records who started his career in the world of hip-hop & RnB. He released a solo album as well as making guest appearances on songs in the industry

Find out his amazing journey from Harlem to Hollywood to Islam.

When? Saturday, 19 March 2011, 2.00 PM
Where? The White Box, MAP KL@Publika, Solaris Dutamas

More about Amir:
http://www.loon2amir.com/

Map to MAP: http://bit.ly/maptomap

Entry by donation. For more information, please call Din at 012 297 9855.

See you there inshaAllah! Wassalam,
Din Othman
Head of Comms. Div.
Young Muslims Project
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Thursday, March 10, 2011

This Site Is Back In Action!!! *Woot*Woot*

Salam Everyone,

Welcome back to YMP’s official page.

Alhamdulillah, after being in hiatus for quite some time, this blog is finally back in action. Please, Please, Please! Keep us in your bookmark and subscribe to our posts.

For your information, we (Shazeea Banu and Syed Adam Alhabshi) have just been appointed as YMP’s Chief Editors so we would be the two individuals responsible for the content of this page.

Apart from publicizing our events here, we would also welcome you to email to us any write up regarding about yourself, Islam and other related and relevant matters. So in case if you do have any material that you want to publicize, by all means, please email to either shazeea@gmail.com or adam.alhabshi@gmail.com and we would be more than obliged to paste it here (only if the content is relevant though :P )

From time to time, we would be posting your posters and events, articles, ideas onto this trustworthy website.

Oh Oh! Before you do post, please bear in mind the following seven (7) etiquettes:

1. This blog is a place to share ideas, express grievances, seek and give council in general. Our religion is sincere advice.

2. Strive to display excellent manners. No cursing or vulgarities. Ask the question "If our Prophet (saw) were to see our emails, would he approve of it?"

3. Leave out ego. Our aim is to search for the truth and not to win arguments. Articulate your issues and not the individual.

4. Be courteous and respectful of each other. Particularly other readers.

5. We are all learning so no one will be penalised or condemn for making mistakes. YMP must be a safe outlet to make mistakes, learn and grow as individuals. :)

6. Say Bismillah before you send out your emails and alhamdulilah after you sent it out.

7. Finally keep your duas for each other.

Mind you that the list of etiquette above is certainly non-exhaustive.

Until we meet again…

Wassalam,

The Chief Editors Of YMP

Thursday, March 3, 2011

Does Being Muslim Mean You're Set For Life???


Salam everyone,


MasyaAllah, we are having quite a busy start of the year and even more so in March. Khair InsyaAllah and may Allah swt give us all the strength to continue for His sake. Ameen.


For your information, Open Circle is planning to have a get together this Saturday, 5th March, at 2.30 pm. The title of the circle is "Does Being Muslim Mean You're Set For Life?"


"I'm Muslim".


'nuff said.


Regardless of how you became a Muslim, either through birth or choice, your life is set by the fact that you're Muslim and that's that.


Or is it? Does your life's journey begin and end with merely a title or does it go deeper than that?


Join us this SATURDAY and share your thoughts on this seemingly simple yet thought provoking topic.


Venue: Ampang, Kampung Warisan Clubhouse,


Kuala Lumpur


When: Saturday, 5th March 2011


Time: 2.30pm

Monday, February 28, 2011

7 Keys to Success: How to Succeed in Today's World with Sheikh Yawar Baig


Salam Everyone!

Young Muslims Project (YMP) and the Student Union of KDU University College is proud to bring you a very exciting and informing talk with Sheikh Yawar Baig!

Sheikh Yawar Baig is a Life Coach, Corporate Consultant and trainer specializing in Leadership Development. In almost 30 years of training and consulting, he has taught over 200,000 people from world renowned organizations such as GE, Microsoft, IBM, Siemens, Oracle, Motorola and many others.

Join us as he shares his valuable advice and strategy on how you can succeed in today’s world!

When? Wednesday, March 2 · 8pm
Where? SS22/41, Damansara Jaya
47400 Petaling Jaya
Selangor (GoogleMap)
Fee? Entry by donation. Any ikhlas amount*
Contact: Din +6012 297 9855

See you there inshaAllah! Wassalam.

*YMP is a not-for-profit organization. Donations collected will aid us in organizing future programs.

Wednesday, June 16, 2010

Prioritizing Islam in your Organization: Presented by Bro. Kuranda Seyit



Salam,


Prioritizing Islam in your Organization

Come join us to benefit and learn how to apply it to your organisation or workplace!


YMP is proud to host brother Kuranda Seyit from Sydney, Australia, Director of

Forum on Australia's Islamic Relations (

FAIR). Learn about:


· Sustainability In Organizational Development

· Moving towards a more sustainable organization

· Consolidating your organizational success and your networks


Being the Director of FAIR gives brother Kuranda a vast experience in developing a sustainable organization. How do we prioritize our goals? Capitalize on our networks and resources?

Come and join us to learn and discuss on the management aspect of Da’wah; something often overlooked, but extremely important.


This is highly recommended for those in Da’wah groups, social clubs, private individuals and also those with businesses. There will be opportunities to synergize and work together for the advancement of the Ummah, InshaAllah.


Also, having studied Muslim youth identity in Australia,

brother

Kuranda will be joined by some Australian youth in discussing and exploring the challenges facing the Muslim youth today, with a special viewing of a short film entitled "Always a Visitor" (Written and Directed by Kuranda Seyit). This is a FREE event you don't want to miss!


When? Saturday, 19 June 2010, 4 PM

Where? 15, Jalan Tunku, Bukit Tunku, Kuala Lumpur (GoogleMap)*

Contact: Din 012 297 9855


* For those requiring transport to the venue, we are offering a free transport service from the KL Sentral train station at 3.15 PM. For more info on the transport service, please contact brother Ashaari at 012 904 8586.

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