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    POEM 1 : THE LIVING PHOTOGRAPH (by Jackie Kay) My small grandmother is tall there, straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt, pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun, a kind, old smile round her eyes. Her big hand holds mine, white hand in black hand. Her sharp blue eyes look her own death in the eye. It was true after all; that look. My tall grandmother became small. Her back round and hunched. Her soup forgot to boil. She went to the awful place grandmothers go. Somewhere unknown, unthinkable. But there she is still, in the photo with me at three, the crinkled smile is still living, breathing. Stanza 1 Line Meaning 1 My small grandmother is tall there, The persona’s grandmother looks tall in the photograph. 2 straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt , She is standing with good posture, wearing an embroidered lace blouse. 3 pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun, She wears the blouse with a pleated skirt, non-heeled shoes and her hair in a bun. 4 a kind, old smile round her eyes. She is smiling kindly. 5 Her big hand holds mine, Her big hand is holding the persona’s hand. 6 white hand in black hand. The contrast of their skin colours can clearly be seen in their linked hands. 7 Her sharp blue eyes look her death in the eye. Her grandmother’s blue eyes suggests that her death is near. Stanza 2 Line Meaning 8 It was true after all; that look. The persona’s reference of death came true. 9 My tall grandmother became small. The grandmother became thinner and more fragile. 10 Her back round and hunched. Her back became hunched. 11 Her soup forgot to boil. She became forgetful. 12 She went to the awful place grandmothers go. Soon, she passed away. 13 Somewhere unknown, unthinkable. Upon her death, she went to a place that no one knows. Stanza 3 Line Meaning 14 But there she is still, However, in the photograph, her grandmother will always be alive. 15 in the photo with me at three, The persona was there years old in the photograph with her grandmother. 16 the crinkled smile is still living, breathing. Her grandmother’s smile is still so alive and real. Moral Value 1 We must treasure our loved ones when they are alive. We must spend as much time as we can with our loved ones while they are still living When they pass away, all that will be left are the memories, as is illustrated in the poem. 2 It is difficult to lose a family member. It is always difficult to deal with the death of a loved one. The persona loses her grandmother when she was younger but she will always remember her. 3 We must never forget the importance of family relationship. We should not forget to love and care for our family, especially our grandparents who are the pillars of a family. When they are old and sick, we must continue to take care of them. Summary of Stanza 1 The persona is looking at an old photograph of her grandmother and herself. She describes the photograph – her grandmother is standing tall and straight, dressed in a white embroidered lace blouse with a pleated skirt, and flat shoes. Her grey hair is pulled neatly into a bun. She is smiling kindly while holding the persona’s hand in hers, giving her the security and comfort. As the persona describes their linked hands – white hand in black hand – it is clear that they come from a mixed race family. The last line seems to suggest that the persona knows that her grandmother’s death will come soon. Summary of Stanza 2 While the first describes the photograph, in the second stanza, the persona is remembering her grandmother later, when she is older and has become ill. The persona recalls how her grandmother soon grows thinner and more fragile. Her back is hunched and she becomes forgetful as is illustrated in the line, Her soup forgot to boil. Eventually, she passes away and upon her death, she goes to an unimaginable place. Summary of Stanza 3 However, in the photograph, the persona’s grandmother will forever be alive. She

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    POEM 1 : THE LIVING PHOTOGRAPH (by Jackie Kay) My small grandmother is tall there, straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt, pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun, a kind, old smile round her eyes. Her big hand holds mine, white hand in black hand. Her sharp blue eyes look her own death in the eye. It was true after all; that look. My tall grandmother became small. Her back round and hunched. Her soup forgot to boil. She went to the awful place grandmothers go. Somewhere unknown, unthinkable. But there she is still, in the photo with me at three, the crinkled smile is still living, breathing. Stanza 1 Line Meaning 1 My small grandmother is tall there, The persona’s grandmother looks tall in the photograph. 2 straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt , She is standing with good posture, wearing an embroidered lace blouse. 3 pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun, She wears the blouse with a pleated skirt, non-heeled shoes and her hair in a bun. 4 a kind, old smile round her eyes. She is smiling kindly. 5 Her big hand holds mine, Her big hand is holding the persona’s hand. 6 white hand in black hand. The contrast of their skin colours can clearly be seen in their linked hands. 7 Her sharp blue eyes look her death in the eye. Her grandmother’s blue eyes suggests that her death is near. Stanza 2 Line Meaning 8 It was true after all; that look. The persona’s reference of death came true. 9 My tall grandmother became small. The grandmother became thinner and more fragile. 10 Her back round and hunched. Her back became hunched. 11 Her soup forgot to boil. She became forgetful. 12 She went to the awful place grandmothers go. Soon, she passed away. 13 Somewhere unknown, unthinkable. Upon her death, she went to a place that no one knows. Stanza 3 Line Meaning 14 But there she is still, However, in the photograph, her grandmother will always be alive. 15 in the photo with me at three, The persona was there years old in the photograph with her grandmother. 16 the crinkled smile is still living, breathing. Her grandmother’s smile is still so alive and real. Moral Value 1 We must treasure our loved ones when they are alive. We must spend as much time as we can with our loved ones while they are still living When they pass away, all that will be left are the memories, as is illustrated in the poem. 2 It is difficult to lose a family member. It is always difficult to deal with the death of a loved one. The persona loses her grandmother when she was younger but she will always remember her. 3 We must never forget the importance of family relationship. We should not forget to love and care for our family, especially our grandparents who are the pillars of a family. When they are old and sick, we must continue to take care of them. Summary of Stanza 1 The persona is looking at an old photograph of her grandmother and herself. She describes the photograph – her grandmother is standing tall and straight, dressed in a white embroidered lace blouse with a pleated skirt, and flat shoes. Her grey hair is pulled neatly into a bun. She is smiling kindly while holding the persona’s hand in hers, giving her the security and comfort. As the persona describes their linked hands – white hand in black hand – it is clear that they come from a mixed race family. The last line seems to suggest that the persona knows that her grandmother’s death will come soon. Summary of Stanza 2 While the first describes the photograph, in the second stanza, the persona is remembering her grandmother later, when she is older and has become ill. The persona recalls how her grandmother soon grows thinner and more fragile. Her back is hunched and she becomes forgetful as is illustrated in the line, Her soup forgot to boil. Eventually, she passes away and upon her death, she goes to an unimaginable place. Summary of Stanza 3 However, in the photograph, the persona’s grandmother will forever be alive. She

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    POEM 1 : THE LIVING PHOTOGRAPH (by Jackie Kay) My small grandmother is tall there, straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt, pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun, a kind, old smile round her eyes. Her big hand holds mine, white hand in black hand. Her sharp blue eyes look her own death in the eye. It was true after all; that look. My tall grandmother became small. Her back round and hunched. Her soup forgot to boil. She went to the awful place grandmothers go. Somewhere unknown, unthinkable. But there she is still, in the photo with me at three, the crinkled smile is still living, breathing. Stanza 1 Line Meaning 1 My small grandmother is tall there, The persona’s grandmother looks tall in the photograph. 2 straight-back, white broderie anglaise shirt , She is standing with good posture, wearing an embroidered lace blouse. 3 pleated skirt, flat shoes, grey bun, She wears the blouse with a pleated skirt, non-heeled shoes and her hair in a bun. 4 a kind, old smile round her eyes. She is smiling kindly. 5 Her big hand holds mine, Her big hand is holding the persona’s hand. 6 white hand in black hand. The contrast of their skin colours can clearly be seen in their linked hands. 7 Her sharp blue eyes look her death in the eye. Her grandmother’s blue eyes suggests that her death is near. Stanza 2 Line Meaning 8 It was true after all; that look. The persona’s reference of death came true. 9 My tall grandmother became small. The grandmother became thinner and more fragile. 10 Her back round and hunched. Her back became hunched. 11 Her soup forgot to boil. She became forgetful. 12 She went to the awful place grandmothers go. Soon, she passed away. 13 Somewhere unknown, unthinkable. Upon her death, she went to a place that no one knows. Stanza 3 Line Meaning 14 But there she is still, However, in the photograph, her grandmother will always be alive. 15 in the photo with me at three, The persona was there years old in the photograph with her grandmother. 16 the crinkled smile is still living, breathing. Her grandmother’s smile is still so alive and real. Moral Value 1 We must treasure our loved ones when they are alive. We must spend as much time as we can with our loved ones while they are still living When they pass away, all that will be left are the memories, as is illustrated in the poem. 2 It is difficult to lose a family member. It is always difficult to deal with the death of a loved one. The persona loses her grandmother when she was younger but she will always remember her. 3 We must never forget the importance of family relationship. We should not forget to love and care for our family, especially our grandparents who are the pillars of a family. When they are old and sick, we must continue to take care of them. Summary of Stanza 1 The persona is looking at an old photograph of her grandmother and herself. She describes the photograph – her grandmother is standing tall and straight, dressed in a white embroidered lace blouse with a pleated skirt, and flat shoes. Her grey hair is pulled neatly into a bun. She is smiling kindly while holding the persona’s hand in hers, giving her the security and comfort. As the persona describes their linked hands – white hand in black hand – it is clear that they come from a mixed race family. The last line seems to suggest that the persona knows that her grandmother’s death will come soon. Summary of Stanza 2 While the first describes the photograph, in the second stanza, the persona is remembering her grandmother later, when she is older and has become ill. The persona recalls how her grandmother soon grows thinner and more fragile. Her back is hunched and she becomes forgetful as is illustrated in the line, Her soup forgot to boil. Eventually, she passes away and upon her death, she goes to an unimaginable place. Summary of Stanza 3 However, in the photograph, the persona’s grandmother will forever be alive. She

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    40 Tanda-tanda Anda Terkena Sihir Dan CARA

    MENGATASI GEJALA SIHIR


    pada 10hb September 2012 jam 6.58 ptg
    DEFINISI SIHIR

    Sihir adalah satu perbuatan hasad dengki dan sabotaj melibatkan bantuan jin
    dimana seseorang tersebut meminta bantuan daripada dukun ataupun pun
    meminta secara terus dengan syaitan untuk melaksanakan hajat buruk mereka.
    Sihir tergolong dalam kejahatan yang dikehendaki Allah S.W.T. Wujudnya ia di
    dunia ini sebagai ujian dan cubaan, walaupun tidak diredhaiNya. Allah S.W.T.
    melarang manusia melakukannya.

    Definisi ringkas ialah, "Suatu perbuatan yang dilakukan dengan syarat-syarat yang
    tertentu, dibawah keadaan dan persiapan-persiapan yang aneh dengan cara-cara yang
    misterius." Terdapat perbezaan yang tipis antara sihir dengan mukjizat. Mukjizat
    mengubah sesuatu hakikat ( realiti ) dengan percubaan yang betul-betul terjadi, dan
    mukjizat inilah yang menjadi rahsia masuk Islamnya para penyihir Fir'aun.

    Jenis-jenis sihir adalah :--Sihir Rumahtangga/Perceraian-Sihir Pengasih/Guna-guna-Sihir


    Tipuan Pandangan/Silap Mata-Sihir Gila-Sihir Santau-Sihir Kelesuan Badan-Sihir
    Penyakit Anggota Badan-Sihir Penghalang Pernikahan.

    Tanda-tanda Terkena Sihir


    1. Sakit kepala selepas waktu asar keatas.
    2. Badan terasa berat dan malas.
    3. Sukar mendapat jodoh.
    4. Badan terasa bisa-bisa.
    5. Sakit ketika ziarah orang meninggal.
    6. Sukar tidur malam.
    7. Sakit pinggang tanpa sebab.
    8. Sakit dada bila waktu asar keatas.
    9. Mimpi melihat binatang seperti ular dan sebagainya.
    10. Bermimpi bayi atau menyusukan bayi.
    11. Bermimpi di tempat tinggi.
    12. Bermimpi di tempat yang kotor.
    13. Sakit anggota badan tertentu seperti kaki selepas waktu asar.
    14. Ada terasa benda bergerak dibawah kulit.
    15. Bayi kerap menangis.
    16. Suami isteri kerap bertengkar walau perkara kecil.

    17. Sayang melampau-lampau pada orang yang baru dikenali.


    18. Malas beribadat.
    19. Nyanyuk ketika usia lanjut.
    20. Panas baran.
    21. Sikap berubah secara mendadak.
    22. Gelisah dan panas ditengkuk bila dengar al-quran.
    23. Suka melakukan tabiat buruk.
    24. Kerap sendawa bila mendengar al-quran.
    25. Kerap keguguran.
    26. Gagal melakukan hubungan kelamin.
    27. Mengantuk bila dengar al-quran.
    28. Bermimpi seram yang menakutkan.
    29. Darah haid turun lebih 15 hari.
    30. Batuk yang berpanjangan.
    31. Selalu ditindih ketika tidur.
    32. Kuat berangan.
    33. Terlalu rasa rendah diri dan tidak berkeyakinan.
    34. Nafsu seksual yang melampau.
    35. Selalu melihat kelibat dirumah.
    36. Terasa diri selalu diperhatikan.
    37. Mandul.
    38. Kerap mendengar sesuatu bisikan.
    39. Melihat jin secara terus.
    40. Sakit mental atau gila.
    CARA MENGATASI GEJALA SIHIR
    Apabila telah disahkan seseorang itu terkena sihir samada dari segi fizikal, mental atau
    spiritual, maka dalam dalam konsep Islam, tiap-tiap yang bermasalah ada
    penyelesaiannya. Tiap-tiap penyakit ada penawarnya. Islam telah membuat beberapa
    peraturan untuk mengatasi penyakit disebabkan sihir. Terutamanya setelah kita melihat
    fakta yang jelas bahawa Nabi Muhammad s.a.w. pernah terkena sihir dalam kisah yang
    terkenal dengan Labid bin A'sam. Peristiwa ini berlaku untuk memberitahu kita bahawa
    terdapat ayat Al-Qur'an yang dinamakan Al-Mu'awwizat, iaitu beramal bersungguhsungguh dan yakin dengan ayat-ayat itu sehingga ia menjadi penawar.
    Begitu juga dengan ayat Kursi dan memang dari kaedahnya ayat tersebut adalah pengubat
    dan penyembur sihir. Malah Nabi Muhammad s.a.w. telah menyebut secara terperinci
    bahawa sihir itu boleh diubati dengan membaca enam ayat pertama surah Al-Baqarah,
    tiga ayat daripada surah Al-Baqarah iaitu ayat 255, 256 dan 257 dan tiga ayat terakhir
    daripada surah tersebut. Ayat-ayat ini hendaklah diamalkan dengan penuh yakin bahawa
    Allah S.W.T. boleh menyembuhkan sihir.
    Ayat-ayat tersebut adalah seperti berikut :1.)

    Surah Al-Baqarah 2 : 1-6

    2.)

    Surah Al-Baqarah 2 : 255-257

    3.)

    Surah Al-Baqarah 2 : 284-286

    Insyaallah sembuh

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