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March 10, 2013
The man who put a face on Maldives
| Information from : http://www.haveeru.com.mv/feature/46612

A 38 year old German photographer embarked on a journey that would revolutionize and ultimately lead to the tourism brand that is the Maldives.
Michael Friedel was in Nepal when he first heard of Maldives. A German tour operator called him and asked him to go to Maldives to discover the potential tourist destination.
read more at http://www.haveeru.com.mv/feature/46612
A 38 year old German photographer embarked on a journey that would revolutionize and ultimately lead to the tourism brand that is the Maldives.
Michael Friedel was in Nepal when he first heard of Maldives. A German tour operator called him and asked him to go to Maldives to discover the potential tourist destination.
read more at http://www.haveeru.com.mv/feature/46612
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November 20, 2012
South Harbor Male
Male city Harbor , guy rowing a boat
Via Flickr:
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row row row your boat , Male Maldives
October 30, 2012
Floating bridge at Eye of Maldives
Floating bridge at Eye of Maldives
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| Floating Bridge |
The bridge steel structure will have a one-way road and a bridge for pedestrians and bicycles. Will consist of sections 20m long with two platforms each, amounting to 16 pairs in all. To stay in position, each platform will be held by two cables attached to the seabed, which in some places can reach up to 66 m deep.
Bridging The Grater Male Area
One of the biggest problem in the Maldives is the crowd congestion in the capital and rising cost of housing as well as scarcity of land. Over 100,000 people living in a land area of just under 2 sq km. The Maldives capital island Male' has the highest population density in the world.Maldives Promotion House – According to the President’s Office the cabinet has decided to proceed with the construction of a bridge between Malé and Hulhulé. The government has stated that the project will be carried out under the Malé decongestion plans to provide affordable housing for the people and to resolve other social issues.
Hulhulé and Hulhumalé are two island districts of the Capital City Malé and one of the major hurdles to the decongestion plans are the waters separating the two islands. The plans released by the government shows three possible options. While bridging the gap between the two islands will definitely be a major part of the plan the government has not yet revealed a schedule for the project.
The government has however noted that overseas experts have done a preliminary survey since the mid 2011 and confirmed the viability of the project. The experts have also estimated a total cost between USD 70 to 100 million, for the project.
February 28, 2012
Brigadier General Ahmed Shiyam promoted to Major General at MNDF
Posted on February 27, 2012 @ MNDF website
Brigadier General Ahmed Shiyam of MNDF is promoted to the rank of Major General and appointed as the Chief of Defence force by His Excellency President Dr. Mohamed Waheed Hassan Manik, the Commander in Chief of MNDF.
The former Chief of Defence Force Major General Moosa Ali Jaleel retired from active service today.
February 27, 2012
Daily Duas Rabbish rahli sadri
Rabbish rahli sadri wayassirli amri wahlul uqdatan min lisani yafqahu qauli.
"My Lord, open my chest for me, and make my task easy, and take away my handicap in speaking, so that they may understand what I say."
This was the prayer the Prophet Musa (Moses) (A) made when Allah commanded him to approach the Pharaoh of Egypt. It is said that Musa (A) had a speech problem which made it difficult for some people to understand him, and that Allah removed his handicap after he made this Du'a.
La ilaha illa anta, subhanaka inni kuntu minaz-zalimin
"There is no god but You. Glory be to You! I have done wrong."
*This was the prayer of the Prophet Yunus (Jonah) (A) while he was inside the belly of the great fish. He admitted his fault, and Allah saved him.*
November 29, 2011
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July 31, 2011
Prepare for Ramadan
from
http://www.dhiislam.com/eng/?p=4135
"When the month of Ramadan begins, the gates of Paradise are opened
and the gates of (Hell) Fire are closed and the devils are chained."(Bukhari)
With fantastic imagery this hadith informs all Muslims that the month of
Ramadan is a special month unlike others During the 30-odd days of
Ramadan, which falls in August of this year, Muslims all over the world
will join together and strive to worship Allah.
One way in which many will consciously try to improve their Islam in the
month is through prayer, since there are rewards and invocations for doing so.
For example, relates Abu Huraira "Whoever establishes prayers during the
nights of Ramadan out of sincere faith and hoping to attain Allah's rewards,
all his past sins will be forgiven."
Muslims will also fast during the month from dawn to sunset. "Oh you who
believe! Fasting is prescribed to you as it was prescribed to those before you,
that ye many learn piety and righousness" (Q2:183)
Allah adds,"...And it is better for you that ye fast, if ye only knew." (Q 2:184)
Indeed the benefits of fasting are many. We learn Taqwa (God-conscousness)
and self-restraint, we know what it is to feel hunger and deprivation, we
unknowingly increase our health as doctors have proven and so on...
Ramadan though is not just about fasting and praying in themselves.
These are the first steps in trying to purify one's soul and increasing
one's Im'aan, which is the real goal. Forgetting school or work problems,
and concentrating on oneself and improving one's relationship with
Allah is the true purpose.
"Ramadan is the (month) in which the Quran was sent down, as a guide to
mankind and a clear guidance and judgement (so that mankind will distinguish
from right and wrong).." (Q 2:183) We actively learn this right and wrong by
controlling our thoughts, our speech, our behavior and by avoiding evil. Each
Muslim along with praying and fasting, must also refrain from hurting others,
from swearing, from taking in harmful things, etc.
Along with being a strong personal Deen for the individual, Islam is also
Practical and designed for the people as a whole to satisfy their needs and
promote happiness.This is why Muslims pray the Tarweeh prayers in Jama'ah
why Mosques hold special community dinners inviting everyone, and why
the Day of Eid is so special. You can feel the love of Allah between Muslims
all through the month. Nowhere is brotherhood so much a part of worship.
If you visit the mosques late at night during Ramadan and see all the devoted
people standing together praying to the Almighty, you would never have cause
to doubt the power of Islam.
Unfortunately though, we sometimes deviate from the true meanings.
The designation of the first day of Ramadan is argued upon endlessly by
different groups,to the extent that Muslims in the same community
will start fasting on different days and thus celebrate Eid at different times.
We ignore the Quranic injunction to "...hold fast altogether, by the rope
which Allah (stretches out for you), and be not divided amongst yourselves."
(Q 3:103)
We should remember all the Muslims and remember the true purpose of
These events we hold. "O mankind! We created you from a single (pair)
of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes, that ye may
know each other..." (Q 49:13) Our culture is Islam first. Let us not forget
this and wipe out any kind of racism or prejudice that exists within ourselves.
Ramadan, as opposed to something that divides, can even be used as an
effective Daw'ah tool for Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. An atmosphere
of warmth, food and piety can truly go a long way! When the long-awaited
Eid arrives, it is almost always celebrated by everyone in the community.
Mostly it is a joyous time of celebration and thankfulness. But Eid too can
deviate into a display of fashions and cars. For a few Muslims it is the only
occassion they come to the mosque (except for the other Eid) and it is looked
upon as a ritual duty. The Eid Khutbah is never heard as people leave or get up
to socialize.
In growing up, Ramadan was a time when all the Muslims in our community
would come together and share Islam. Perhaps somewhere along the way we
have lost this true remembrance of Allah in all that we do. The need to learn
about Islam and to strive has been lost to culture, bid'ah and straying.
Communties need to recognize these problems and develop effective target
solutions for them. They are not residual effects, but are symptoms of growing
problems that will get worse. Would we be following Islam as we do if the
Prophet (SAW) was with us today? As a community or as individuals? Would
we spend Ramadan in the same way if we knew it was our last (Audhu'billah)?
Would so many of us remain ignorant of our deen and our own souls? Or
would we ask forgiveness and start again? May Allah forgive us and guide us all.
Ameen.
"When My servants ask thee concerning Me, I am indeed close (to them):I listen
to the prayer of every suppliant when he calleth on Me: let them also, with a
will,listen to My call, and believe in Me: that they may walk in the right way."
(Q 2:188)
June 21, 2011
Maldives Government to Introduce New Measures to Consolidate Expatriate Record Keeping
21 June 2011, Ref: 2011-447

The Cabinet has today finalized a range of measures to consolidate and efficiently organize records on expatriate workers in the Maldives.
These measures include building a new expatriate information system, and developing new infrastructure for the information system to be used in the Ministry of Human Resources, Youth and Sports and the Department of Immigration and Emigration.
In developing the infrastructure, the Cabinet assigned the National Centre for Information Technology (NCIT) to oversee the agreement between the Department of Immigration and Emigration and Nexbis of Malaysia to install a new border control system in the Maldives.
The Cabinet also mandated the regulation of information system used in different institutions for expatriate record keeping to NCIT.
Measures decided to strengthen expatriate record keeping include selecting a joint team between the President’s Office and NCIT to coordinate security of the expatriate information systems used in different institutions.
These measures also include creating a data map to standardize expatriate records management between relevant government agencies.
In addition, the Cabinet today decided to craft a single expatriate record keeping framework for government agencies and introduce special measures to validate the authenticity of records in the system.
In today’s meeting, the Cabinet approved the registration of South Asia Initiative to End Violence Against Children (SAIEVAC) in the Maldives.
SAIEVAC is a joint initiative between the governments of SAARC member countries, relevant UN agencies, and other international agencies with a vision that all children, girls and boys, throughout South Asia enjoy their right to an environment free from all forms of violence, abuse, exploitation, neglect and discrimination.
Speaking on the matter registering SAIEVAC in the Maldives, Cabinet members noted the absence of a regional body to protect child rights in the South Asia region, and promote the implementation of SAARC conventions and protocols on child protection.
They underlined that registering such a body in the Maldives, while a Maldivian serves as the Secretary-General of SAARC, would demonstrate the Maldivian government’s commitment to protect children and child rights.
June 20, 2011
Dua'a form Holy Quran
7. Our Lord! Forgive us our sins and the lack of moderation in our doings, and make firm our steps and succour us against those who deny the truth.(3:147)
22. Our Lord! Relieve us of the torment, for we do really believe. (44:12)
******May Allah Bless you all******
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