ISLAM DHEENAA, DHIMIGRAATHEE NIZAM, ADHI HEYO VERIKAMEH KURUN

Alhugandu men mi ulhemnun dhaa zamaanugai, heyo verikamaa, insaanee haggu thakaa, jawaabu dhaaree vumaa, kuruvumaa, hulhuvifaivaa nizaamegge vaahaka yaa, dhe fuh fenna gothah kanthah kuramun gendhiyumashaa, adhi kan kuramun gendhanee mi dhennevi goiy thakah kamah varah gina faraaiy thaun vakaalaathu koh, bunamun gendhe eve. Raajjeyge siyaasee hayaathuge dhuveli mihaaru gossaa mi-oiy hisaabah visnaa laa iru alhugandu menah mi ulhevenee bodethi badhalu thakeh, varah kuru mudhdhathegge thereygai haasilu kuran jehifai oiy vettegga eve.

THULHAABE, SONI BOKI, CHOA MANIPPULHU

IZZAIY THERI THULHAABE AH MARUHABAA.

DHEN VAA VARAH DHOGAA MAKARU HEDIJJE DHOTHA?

RAIYYITHAKAH OLHUVAA LEVIJJE THA?

AMILLA MASLAHATHU KURIAH VAA VARAH NEREVIJJE UTHA?

The temporary three month period over, the government announced further refusal to re-install the Civil Servant salaries to its original amount

On the claim that the country is going through financial difficulties the President of Maldives Mr Mohamed Nasheed and his Finance Minister Hashim, three months ago reduced the salaries of the Maldives Civil Servants. They made a public pledge stating that when the three month period is over the salaries will be re-installed to the initial amount. In addition to that the Finance Minister also stated and the President promised in many of his addresses to the nation that when they formulate the budget and if it indicates that the government’s next year’s earning is to reach seven billion then they will reinstate the salaries immediately.

Choosing the call for prayers

Adil Salahi – Arab News

A NUMBER of scholars are of the view that prayer was made obligatory to Muslims in the first instance as night worship. This is confirmed in the opening verses of Surah 71, which may be translated as follows: “You enfolded one! Stand in prayer at night, all but a small part of it, half of it, or a little less, or add to it. Recite the Qur’an calmly and distinctly. We shall bestow on you a weighty message.” (73: 1-5) This order was relaxed a year later after the Prophet (peace be upon him) and his companions went through an exacting task that required them to spend several hours each night in prayer. It was then made obligatory twice a day, one in the morning and one at night, each consisting of two rak’ahs. Muslims used to offer these prayers in secret, and no call was made out to them to attend prayers. In year 10 of the start of Islamic revelations, when the Prophet took his night journey from Makkah to Jerusalem and then ascended to heaven, prayer was made obligatory five times a day.

Maumoon voted as the “Personality of the Year”

A poll by the private radio channel DhiFM had awarded the former President and leader of DRP the “Personality of the Year 2009”.

Maumoon nailed the award after receiving 84% of the votes. According to DhiFM former President received 27,787 votes out of 33,081.

Government has no Legality to Execute Budget against Parliament Approval – DQP

Dhivehi Qawmee Party (DQP) in its rare criticism to President Mohamed Nasheed’s comments over budget administering has said that he has no authority to spend the budget against the parliament approval. The party said that a clause added to the constitution on budget that it should not be spent against the parliament seal is because the government has misused the public funds unconstitutionally.

All intercession belongs to God

The first two verses in this passage instruct Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) to declare to those who deny his message that he is determined to go his own way. Let them choose their way. In the end, everything will be settled by God Almighty. “Say: My people! Do all that may be in your power, and I will do what I can. You shall come to know who will be visited with humiliating suffering and who shall be smitten by long-lasting suffering.” Do what you can, the way you wish. I am going my way entertaining no desire to change or deviate even slightly from it, free from worry or anxiety. You will come to know who will suffer humiliation in this life and everlasting punishment in the life to come.

Implementing the budget other than as it is unconstitutional – DRP

Opposition DRP has said that implementing the budget other than as it is adopted by the parliament is unconstitutional, in a press release issued by the Party.

Citing the relevant articles from the Constitution, DRP said that the President’s remark in his radio address is dictatorial and irresponsible and said the Finance Minister would have to implement the budget as it is adopted.