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Student activists march to Parliament in protest of PTPTN pay cut move

 Malu lah brader !! Ada la sikit 'kemaluan'... Please la.. And we wonder why these supposedly graduate cretins are by passed by employers? Why employers avoid our grads with a long pole.How can you make demands on not repaying a loan that was given in order for you to have a higher education and a better future? 

 Gabungan Mahasiswa Islam Se-Malaysia (Gamis) konon? Gamis president Muhammad Faizzuddin Mohd Zai just tell us who paid you la brader...simple. How much RM50 notes did you get for this 'stunt'? Is that amount enough for you and justify you to shame your fellow anak Melayu?

 Macam ni ke semangat juang anak muda bergelar Melayu? Brader...duit bayaran balik PTPTN tu bukan di guna untuk beli Berkin handbag ke, Condo ke, buat movie Hollywood ke, beli barang kemas ke, beli Yacht mewah ke....duit tu untuk generasi belakang sedara yang bakal memasuki institusi pengajian tinggi akan datang. 

 Ada paham? Fresh graduate mana yang earning only RM1k per month ni? Ikut lori pembuangan sisa Indah Water pun gaji RM 1500 dik oii!! Janganlah di mainkan sentimen kaum dan agama untuk kepentingan sendiri macam ni brader! Meluat la wei!!

 Kalau tak da kerja buat kerja... Malu lah orang tengok. malu lah mak ayah perati... Banyak isu lain kalau serius la nak protes. Isu income inequality, isu peluang ekonomi, isu rasuah....ini tak! Dah ambik pinjaman, dah ada diploma, dah ada sikit akal tunjuk lagak!

 1) The Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) used to seek protection from it

The Prophet (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) used to say in his prayer:

 “Allaahumma inni a’oodhi bika min al-ma’tham wa’l-maghram (O Allaah, I seek refuge with You from sin and heavy debt).” Someone said to him: “How often you seek refuge from heavy debt!” He said: “When a man gets into debt, he speak and tells lies, and he makes a promise and breaks it.” (Bukhaari and Muslim).

 2) The person in debt will not enter Paradise until the debt is paid off!

Muhammad ibn Jahsh said: ‘We were sitting with the Messenger of Allaah (Sal Allaahu Alaiyhi wa Sallam) when he raised his head towards the sky, then he put his palm on his forehead and said: “Subhaan-Allaah! What a strict issue has been revealed to me!” We remained silent and were afraid. The following morning I asked him,

 “Whoever asks people for money when he has what is sufficient for him is only asking for more of the embers of Hell.” They asked him, “O Messenger of Allaah, what is sufficient so that he does not have to ask for more?” He said: “Having enough to eat lunch and dinner.” (Abu Dawud- Saheeh).

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