Sirah Muzikal

The staging of 'Sirah Muzikal' organised by Persatuan Belia Islam Nasional (PEMBINA) at Putrajaya. Sirah Muzikal was a musical/nasyeed/theatrical performance that traced back the history of Islam since its beginning until the current days. Tickets were sold-out as early as two weeks prior to the day. Amongst the performers were Nazrey Johani, Muadz and nasyeed groups - NowSeeHeart, FarEast and Sohwah.

Ramadhan 2010

  

Muslim women performing tarawih in Masjid Tuanku Mizan Zainal Abidin
in Putrajaya, also known as Masjid Besi or the Iron Mosque
following its architecture.





Konsert Demimu Al-Aqsa

Shoutul Harakah

Mestica

A group of children did not want to miss the opportunity to watch Shoutul Harakah's nasyeed performance as well as the other nasyeed groups.

A rock concert? Nope. This was for Palestine!

Associate Professor Dr. Lim Swee Tin recited a poem about the Palestinian's struggle.

Support for Palestine amongst the youngsters.

Making fire

A traditional Orang Asli in Taman Negara skillfully made fire using their traditional way. Orang Asli tribes in Taman Negara still live their traditional lifestyle except that now
clothes are worn whenever strangers are around.

PR Kecil Hulu Selangor 2010

Hot air balloons

Cameron Highlands

A local Orang Asli child playing in a playground. Behind him is a tea farm quarters where they live.

Harvesting tea leaves can start as early as 4am in the thick myst. Harvesters are paid by the kilos.

Narrow, winding roads are a norm in Cameron Highlands.
Often, drivers have to hit the horn to signal others when
approaching sharp corners to avoid road accidents.

[Photos are from Photojournalism Workshop with Zainal Halim]