KEWUJUDAN OKU “MEMANUSIAKAN INSAN”

DR MASZLEE MALEK / 29 Ogos 2014 / SH

AMAT menarik, dalam kebanyakan agama dan kepercayaan manusia, sikap ihsan atau belas terhadap yang lemah merupakan tema utama yang begitu bermakna.

Hubungan vertikal antara penganut kebanyakan agama dan kepercayaan tidak akan cukup tanpa wujudnya hubungan horizontal yang menghubungkan antara penganut tersebut dengan sesama manusia, haiwan dan alam sekitar.

Tidak hairanlah, kebanyakan agama menyeru kepada mentaati ibu bapa, berbuat baik kepada sesama manusia, menghormati jiran, membantu mereka yang kurang bernasib baik.

EXCELLENT DISABLED PARKING BAY ABUSE PROTEST!

Wheelchair users found an original way to protest the abuse of disabled parking bays in

Lisbon, Portugal. Weekenders that day (November 11) who attempted to park their car in a normal parking space outdoor Saldanha, Lisbon, saw all the usual places occupied by a wheelchair.

Wheelchairs had written messages on the back with messages like "I'll be back in 10 minutes", "I won't be long" or "I'm just having a coffee", the usual justifications for those not experiencing any physical limitation, who park their cars in places reserved for persons with disabilities.

Similar initiatives were carried out in the city of Vila Real (Portugal, in photographs) as well as in Boa Vista on Avenida Jaime Brazil, the National Day of Struggle for the Disabled.

What is True Love? (OKU - Disabled Person)

I guess this is by far one of the most unique and touching comments that I received recently and wish to share with you all... This is what real love can do! Have a good day and stay blessed! 

PROGRAMS FOR PEOPLE WITH SPECIAL NEEDS / DISABILITY

4th EXPOSITION ON ISLAMIC INNOVATION 2013  (i-Inova2013)

"INSPIRING ISLAMIC INNOVATIVE MINDS"

25th - 27th Oktober 2013

Nilai Indoor Stadium

Negeri Sembilan, Malaysia

An exhibition and competition on the innovations for people with special needs (hearing impairment, visual impairment, physical impairment, learning disabilities, gerontology, chronic medical conditions and multiple disabilities) will be held in conjunction with the i-INOVA' 13.

'Physically Disabled' or 'Enabled for Paradise' ?

Those suffering from mental illness or extreme physical ailments are often treated shamefully by fellow Muslims. Many times, they are overtly excluded from being a part of the Muslim community; whether it's looking at them askance, avoiding talking to them or not making an effort to make our masaajid and Islamic centers wheel-chair friendly, our behavior is in direct contradiction to the Sunnah of RasulAllah (sallAllahu 'alayhi wa sallam).

We tend to use the term "disabled" to describe people who have been tested by Allah in terms of their physical or mentally health - yet what we don't realize is that in many cases, they are actually far more "enabled" than the rest of us are. Our brothers and sisters in Islam who are experiencing these trials in their lives often display levels of patience and strength in the face of hardship than most of us, who enjoy good health throughout our lives, do.

Super Taxis

DOUBLE KLIK PICTUREs

This car from "Rides Magazine" has been tricked out as a high-riser with spinners to celebrate the Crown Victoria, the most common taxi car model.

 

Need to get across town really fast? Then this is the perfect taxi for you. A Lamborghini Murcielago with a 6.5 liter engine under the hood, spewing out 633 bhp so you can go from 0 to 60 mph in 3.4 seconds to stop at the red light.

Porsche Cayenne - taxi in Moscow. What happened to old nice Ladas? 

This looks like a gangster cab. 

Take a look at this Ferrari Enzo sporting, a new Arab taxi design. The $850,000 hypercar was spotted in Muscat, Oman, and also appears to have blacked-out rear lights.

Note: according to Ferrarichat.com, this is photoshopped, but pretty cool anyway.

Hybrid Technologies shows off a concept L-PT Cruiser Yellow Cab. The L stands for lithium, as in the lithium ion battery pack that would give the car a range of 120 miles and a top speed of 80 mph.

 Coco taxi, a three-wheeled taxicab used in Havana, Cuba. You can't say you've been in Cuba until you ride in one of those.

These taxi's wide, interchangeable doors can be hosed down. A built-in ramp lets wheelchairs or scooters roll right in.