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Sunday, June 27, 2010

TAHUKAH ANDA, BELANGKAS MEMPUNYAI 10 MATA

Sunday, June 27, 2010
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Tahukah anda bahawa, belangkas mempunyai 10 mata. Ya 10 mata untuk melihat dan boleh melihat cahaya Ultra Ungu. Begitulah keistimewaan belangkas yang tidak ternilai ciptaan tuhan. 





Nilai tinggi dalam bidang perubatan dijangka mengubah nasib `belangkas’, haiwan yang sebelum ini hanya dijadikan umpan menangkap ketam oleh nelayan atau dibiarkan mati kekeringan jika tersangkut di jaring nelayan. 
Mungkin kini ramai yang akan membuka mata dengan potensi belangkas apabila diberitahu darah biru haiwan itu mampu mencecah sehingga RM17,500 (USD5,000) seliter di Amerika Syarikat. 

Dr Zaleha Kasim, ketua Program Sarjana Sains (Akuakultur) Struktur C, Institut Akuakultur Tropika (IAT) Universiti Malaysia Terengganu iaitu institusi yang bertanggungjawab mengkaji potensi belangkas untuk dikomersilkan, berpendapat tidak mustahil haiwan itu menjadi buruan di masa hadapan. 

Lazimnya terdapat dua jenis belangkas di Malaysia. Nama saintifik belangkas yang hidup di pinggir pantai ialah tachypleus gigas dan yang ditemui di kawasan paya ialah carcinoscorpius rotundicauda. 

Haiwan ini merupakan arthropod laut yang bentuk badannya mirip kepada `steel helmet’ tentera dan juga mempunyai ekor yang panjang dan tajam. Ia boleh mencapai saiz sehingga 51 cm (20 inci). Mana-mana anggotanya yang putus boleh tumbuh semula dan ia juga mempunyai sistem imun yang menakjubkan. 

BERPOTENSI DALAM BIDANG PERUBATAN DAN KOSMETIK 

“Kajian masih di peringkat awal namun potensi haiwan itu dalam sektor perubatan dan kosmetik adalah tinggi,” katanya kepada Bernama. 

Dr Zaleha berkata tidak ramai yang tahu belangkas sebenarnya haiwan yang boleh dimakan dan keenakan daging dan telurnya menjadi rahsia segelintir penduduk di beberapa kawasan sahaja. 

“Di Kota Tinggi, Johor, belangkas menjadi hidangan istimewa sehingga ada restoran yang menyediakan masakan asam pedas dan sambal tumis belangkas (sumber). 

“Tapi penduduk di sana beritahu, jangan heboh-heboh, takut nanti teruk Kota Tinggi `diserang’ mereka yang ingin menikmati keenakan belangkas,” katanya. 

Daripada segi perubatan, katanya, darah belangkas mengandungi bahan yang boleh digunakan untuk mengesan virus, bakteria dan toksin. 

KIT ANTI TOKSIN 

Jelasnya, kit anti-toksin umpamanya sudah dikembangkan dan digunakan di peringkat antarabangsa terutama di negara-negara Eropah, Amerika Syarikat, Jepun dan Asia Barat sejak 1988. 

Di Jepun, katanya, tabiat memakan ikan mentah rakyat negara itu menjadikan kit berkenaan amat penting. 
“Biasanya, ikan yang baru didaratkan akan diuji dengan kit berkenaan bagi memastikan ia tidak mengandungi bakteria atau toksin dan selamat dimakan mentah-mentah. 
“Kita juga sudah mampu mengeluarkan produk serupa untuk dipasarkan termasuk di peringkat antarabangsa, cuma bimbang bekalan belangkas tidak mencukupi jika ia dibuat secara besar-besaran. Daripada segi pasaran, ia memang luas ,” katanya. 

Untuk mendapat satu liter darah belangkas memerlukan sekurang-kurangnya 115 ekor belangkas bersaiz kecil yang banyak diperolehi di perairan di Semenanjung dan 45 ekor bagi belangkas bersaiz besar yang biasanya terdapat di perairan Sabah. 

DARAH DIAMBIL TANPA MEMBUNUH BELANGKAS 

“Daripada seekor belangkas, kita hanya ambil sedikit sahaja darahnya tanpa membunuh haiwan itu. Proses itu hanya diulang tiga bulan sekali bagi mengelak kesan negatif pada haiwan berkenaan,” katanya. 

Berikutan itu, katanya, IAT kini menjalankan penyelidikan menyeluruh untuk mengenali dengan lebih dekat selain meneruskan kelangsungan spesis haiwan yang juga digelar fosil hidup berikutan rupanya yang seolah-oleh haiwan daripada zaman pra-sejarah. 

Beliau berkata penyelidikan sejak 2004 di IAT memberi tumpuan untuk menghasilkan baka belangkas yang cepat membesar menggunakan kaedah bioteknologi. 
Selain itu, IAT juga mengadakan kerjasama dengan saintis daripada India untuk mencipta ubat diabetis dan mencari penawar kanser daripada belangkas. 

“Ia haiwan unik dan agak sensitif, sukar untuk hidup di lokasi lain selain habitat asalnya. Bagaimanapun, kita cuba cari kaedah yang sesuai untuk menternak belangkas dalam sangkar,” katanya.

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Saturday, June 26, 2010

One Question that Could Save Your Marriage

Saturday, June 26, 2010
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By Maria Zain (Freelance editor, writer - Malaysia)
“Who knew marriage could be so difficult?” asked Sara:

“One day you’re this care-free woman, pretty selfish and self-indulgent. Next you have a roomie – and one that is supposed to share that room with you for the rest of your life!” 

“We were living on top of each other,” she added, 

“Everyone has disagreements – big and small – and we’re all supposed to handle them in some way or another.”

All married couples experience difficulties. Learning to disagree can be one of the hardest but most rewarding experiences in a marriage. Even more rewarding is resolving these disagreements and keeping unhappiness at bay.

Prolonged disagreements could mean there is a chronic problem between spouses, and could ultimately lead to unhappiness. Marriage counselors reveal that this unhappiness is sometimes caused by a void in their expectations of their spouse.

“What Could I do to Make You Happy?” 

If you are going through a rough patch with your spouse, and really feel the need to debunk the problem, try asking him: What could I do to make you happy? 

“When the counselor at the masjid asked me to ask my husband that question, I thought, ‘no way!’” exclaimed Maryam, an excited and expectant first time mother.

“I’m hormonal and vulnerable. I just hope he’d shrug like he would normally do rather than say anything at all!” 

Plenty of women find themselves in the same position as Maryam when dealing with answers to this question. Therefore, find a quiet moment, after the children have gone to bed, and living-in parents or other family members have vanished into their corners of their lives. Make sure both of you are relaxed and perhaps you could prepare two mugs of hot cocoa. 

And the ambience helped Maryam: 

“He was at surprised at the question, so I allowed myself to explain my feelings that led me to ask him about his happiness,” she said. 

“He did need some coaxing to reveal his feelings so I kept it lighthearted, and showed that I really wanted to listen.” 

It was difficult at first for Maryam, but she realized that there were not that many things that were causing a rift between them, and they could be easily resolved. 

Every husband is different so each scenario would be different, but here are some common issues that could hit familiar chords.

It Could be (the lack of) Your Sex Life

“Yes it was the lack of sex,” admitted Sara, working mother of three. 

“I am actually surprised that he took this long to let me know because I was getting frustrated too. We were always busy, and when there was enough time to spend together, we would end up snoring within the first five minutes if we were lucky. Or we would be complaining about work or the kids, and ultimately end up bickering.”

Intimacy is not always easy to achieve especially in today’s busy world, but if it is lacking, it can set sirens off in your relationship. 

“When he said he missed us as a couple before the children, we decided it was time to cut back on the working hours and spend more time with the kids. At the same time, we could also send them on playgroups without feeling too guilty (as if we were neglecting them).” 

“That took a load off,” Sara said,

“We had more time to be together. Not just for sexual intimacy but to ‘date’. We could actually talk to each other without feeling grouchy or exhausted. It felt like we were newlyweds again, even if it was just for two hours a week – and then our son would then come back with a poopy nappy.” 

Not everyone has the flexibility that Sara and her husband has. Sometimes it takes a little more planning. A weekend away from responsibilities or setting a new schedule for date night could just do the trick.

For Nadia it was a little more complicated. 

“I had a bad birthing experience with my fifth child, and I had not realized it had affected me sexually until my husband brought it up.” 

“He felt that I was holding back and was feeling ashamed of my body,” she said. 

“That’s when I broke down and told him that I had felt humiliated during the last birth and no longer sexually attractive.” 

“He was shocked,” she continued, “because he had no qualms about my physical appearance even though I had changed so much since before the babies started coming.”

Nadia’s husband arranged for her to meet with a psychiatrist on her own, and later they attended as a couple. After a few months it resolved the issue and Nadia realized that she too had been unhappy. Other problems can affect sexual well-being, such as female-related infections. If you find that the lack of intimacy is affecting your marriage, then this is the time to thrash out the problem. 

A healthy sex life revolves around a couple who actively look forward towards intimacy and enjoys it even more. 

He Wants to Be the Man 

“My parents always had high expectations of me,” said Sara,

“… and for some reason this included climbing the corporate ladder and hiring a housekeeper to do the ‘woman’s’ jobs around the house.” 

“They groomed me to be as good as the boys; en par with my brothers; and an equal breadwinner with my husband.” 

Sara realized that though these were amiable traits, she was becoming more of an identical being of the household rather than a complementary one to her husband. At some point she was taking over a lot of responsibility that her husband would have liked to shoulder. 

“He asked me: ‘if I wore a skirt and lip gloss, would that be okay with you?’ I did not need much convincing after that.”

If your husband feels that he is losing grip of his position as the head of the family, think about it – have you been trying to replicate his role, instead of assuming your important one as the consultant, advisor and nurturer of the family? Generally speaking, women have a lot to shoulder, without prying for the role of the alpha-male!

“So when I started to cut back on my work hours, I began to realize how fun it was to enjoy my children. I could also start grooming myself for the home... and the best thing is: I found nothing demeaning about it. I even wore a skirt once, and it really won me points. I guess he really wanted to be the person to wear the trousers around the house, and I had to respect that. I did, and I love being his consultant and advisor.”

Being feminine is not secondary to being a man – after all, beauty and elegance are what differentiate women from men. 

“I am the only woman he is allowed to look at – I might as well make it a rewarding experience for him,” said Sara!

He Never Wants to Feel Abandoned 

So, first he needs you to be feminine and beautiful, but he also needs the assurance that you will support him during the times he needs you most. Yes, men can be delightfully complex.

“While I was going through post-partum stress, my husband was shortchanged for a promotion – one he had been eyeing for three years,” recalled Nadia.

“I was so self-absorbed in trying to bond with my fifth baby, and getting over the birth stress. I never realized that he was going through a rough patch too.” 

“While talking about his insecurities,” she said, “I realized how strong a woman I was, and how much he needed me. That experience helped me overcome my low self-esteem and post-partum depression and reconnect with the father of my five beautiful children.”

It takes a really big man to ask from help from the women he cares about the most; and who better to support him than his life partner, the person who he wishes to protect, and the woman who shares his home and children with. 

He Needs to Know He is Appreciated 

“Waheed was psyched up when he found out we were expecting. He bent over backwards with overtime, started piling on gifts for the baby, and bought me plenty of books on childcare.”

“Of course, I did not notice. I was too busy being pregnant myself.” 

Maryam said she felt the world revolved around her to the extent that she could not be bothered with anyone else’s feelings.

“Hormones... blame it on the hormones!” she giggles, but when Waheed began to become distant in the second trimester, she felt suddenly alone and neglected 

“He said he was not sure if he would still exist after the baby came. I thought he was crazy, but after a while I knew he was right. I had never said ‘thank you’ to him for anything he had done. I just assumed he had to buy me all those gifts and buy the baby all the gear.”

“Tell him that you appreciate him,” advised Maryam, 

“Al-hamdu lillah I realize now. Who knows how bad the situation would have become if I had only realized after the baby came. We would have another roomie, who would only express dissatisfaction through screams!”

Finding Answers to His Answers 

“It can be an eye-opener when a husband spills his insecurities to his wife,”

relayed Sara:

“It was for me!”

It can be harrowing pick up the pieces, but working on them can ultimately save your marriage. Of course if he says, “the house is never clean,” try not to scream at him. It definitely is not dissatisfaction in you, but maybe he just needs a few pointers on how the conversation is supposed to shape up. But set it aside as an afterthought, and work on ways to perhaps make the house a little more presentable if it really is in shambles.

If it is possible, check back with him in a few weeks, and ask him how he feels about your efforts.

“Try to point out a few examples of your efforts to give both of you a better picture,” said Maryam.

“We spent an evening going over a list of baby names. It was hilarious and at the same time very settling. Waheed finally said he felt like he was pregnant too. It’s a shame I can’t load off my water retention on him though.”

Of course satisfaction and dissatisfaction work both ways – and the good news is, so does communication. If there is something bothering you in your relationship, you also have the right to speak to him from the heart. Tell him about things that are making you unhappy in your relationship – and do this sincerely, rather than out of spite. Just because he points out a few things that makes him unhappy, it does not give you the license the gun him down with your own list of faults.

“Just because he is upset about a few things in your marriage,” says Nadia, “It does not mean that he does not love you. By the very fact that he wants to talk about them (even with a bit of probing) shows he genuinely wants to work his way out of the rut – and he really does care.”

And by the fact that you took the time to listen and work on his insecurities – it shows that you love him too. It just takes that one question to help you save your marriage – and it is that one question that will help both of you to achieve happiness, and rekindle the loving relationship both of you are vying for.

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Tuesday, June 22, 2010

Berpelajaran Tidak Berpendidikan (petikan dari blog Saifulislam.com)

Tuesday, June 22, 2010
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“Ramai yang beranggapan bahawa kalau belajar Sains dan Matematik, boleh jadi kaya. Boleh buat duit. Orang sudah tidak pentingkan bidang Sejarah, bidang Geografi. Geografi sudah hampir tiada di sekolah sebab ia tidak mendatangkan keuntungan”, rungut Prof. Khoo Kay Kim dalam Buletin Utama malam tadi.
Saya tidak mampu berkata apa-apa kecuali mengangguk dan terus mengangguk.
Mengangguk setuju dan mengangguk kecewa.
Hari ini Buletin Utama membangkitkan isu kegagalan sistem pendidikan kita berfungsi melahirkan modal insan, sebagaimana yang diharapkan oleh negara.
Pelajar hari ini berpelajaran tetapi tidak berpendidikan.
Apa maknanya itu? Biar pun saya sedikit kebingungan dengan penjelasan Professor Diraja Tun Dr. Ungku Abdul Aziz tentang beza berpelajaran dan berpendidikan, tetapi mesejnya jelas. Kita mengukur kecemerlangan dari jumlah A yang terkumpul, hingga ada sekolah yang menyekat pelajar dari mengambil mata pelajaran tertentu di dalam peperiksaan SPM, demi untuk tidak menjejaskan rekod cemerlang sekolah!
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S. Subashini,12, a student of Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil Ladang Simpah died in hospital, a day after she was found hanging from the ceiling of her room. [The New Straits Times Online]
Lupakah kita kepada berita terburuk sepanjang 2007 apabila S. Subashini, 12, dari Sekolah Rendah Jenis Kebangsaan Tamil Ladang Sempah ditemui mati, membunuh diri kerana gagal mendapat A dalam kesemua peperiksaan UPSR yang lalu.
Sejauh mana isu ini diperbahaskan?
Sejauh mana kematian S. Subashini dibedah siasat puncanya? Atau ia hanya sekadar satu isu yang datang dan pergi? Tidakkah gila masyarakat kita hari ini, boleh melupakan kematian seorang anak muda seusia 12 tahun yang mati kerana kurang cemerlang dalam UPSR?
Sesungguhnya berita itu benar-benar menjadikan saya kecewa dan hampir putus harapan terhadap masa depan negara ini. Lebih-lebih lagi dengan komen simplistik semua pihak yang ditemui oleh pihak media. Sedangkan kes adik S. Subashini sepatutnya menggegarkan seluruh sistem pelajaran Malaysia, izinkan saya menggunakan perkataan rasmi ‘pelajaran’ biar pun jiwa ini lebih mencari nilai sebuah ‘pendidikan’.
“Modal insan bukan bertujuan untuk melahirkan pekerja semata-mata. Kita sepatutnya berusaha memastikan adanya generasi muda yang boleh berfikir dan mencipta idea. Itu tujuan terpenting bagi mana-mana sistem pendidikan bagi sebuah negara”, komen Profesor Khoo Kay Kim lagi.
Dan saya terus kecewa dan berduka di depan televisyen.
Siapakah yang peduli kepada saranan beliau?
Siapakah yang mahu bersungguh-sungguh berfikir tentang hal ini?
HARAPAN DARI SEBUAH PENDIDIKAN
Saya teringat kembali kepada presentation saya semasa menjadi panelis bagi Seminar Ibn Khaldun II yang diadakan bulan lalu di Institut Integriti Malaysia. Saya memberikan penekanan kepada aspek pendidikan dalam menjawab soalan “Islam: A Blessing to Malaysians?”
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“Biar pun saudara Wan Saiful Wan Jan mempersoalkan kelebihan yang dinikmati oleh orang Islam dalam mata pelajaran Pendidikan Agama Islam, sedangkan pembayar cukai Malaysia lain yang Hindu, Kristian dan Buddha dirangkumkan dalam satu kategori dan diberikan pendidikan MORAL, saya tidak dapat melihat ia sebagai suatu kelebihan bagi umat Islam di Malaysia. Bahkan mungkin mata pelajaran itulah punca kepada masalah mengapa kita sulit untuk menjawab ISLAM: A BLESSING TO MALAYSIANS?”, saya memulakan ucapan.
Sejauh manakah pendidikan Islam di Malaysia berjaya melahirkan Muslim yang boleh menjustifikasikan Islam sebagai rahmat kepada seluruh rakyat Malaysia (boleh juga dibaca sebagaiwa maa arsalnaaka illaa rahmatan lil ‘aalameen)?
Saya lontarkan isu ini kerana saya tidak melihat kecenderungan masyarakat kita untuk meletakkan pendidikan sebagai suatu keutamaan dalam menggarap masalah-masalah yang wujud di negara kita. Semuanya mahu diselesaikan dengan politik, ketika politik kita gersang dari integriti dan kejujuran. Masakan tidak, jika dulu parti politik banyak digerakkan oleh guru selaku pendidik, tetapi kini trend berubah kepada kemenangan politik bagi yang punya wang dan sokongan mereka yang punya wang. Itu sahaja sudah cukup untuk menjelaskan warna politik negara kita.
Apabila saya sebutkan pendidikan, saya maksudkan ia sebagai pendidikan formal dan tidak formal. Malah saya lebih menjurus kepada mengharapkan agar kita kembali kepada fungsi pendidikan tidak formal yang menjadi tanggungjawab setiap individu. Ibu bapa ada tanggungjawab pendidikan kepada anak-anak, imam dan paderi ada tanggungjawab mendidik pengikut masing-masing, dan seterusnya mereka yang mempunyai minda kritis mempunyai tanggungjawab untuk membawa pemikiran mereka kepada masyarakat melalui seminar, dialog, perbincangan yang merupakan sebahagian daripada maksud pendidikan.
Tetapi kita tidak minat dengan semua itu.
MEMPOLITIKKAN SEGALANYA
Kita lebih cenderung untuk mensensasikan apa sahaja yang boleh melakukan surat khabar.
Asalkan ada sahaja isu yang muncul, semuanya mahu ditangani dengan kuasa, dengan politik dan kemudian semuanya berakhir sebagai berita sensasi dan tidak ada apa-apa yang dapat diketengahkan sebagai bahan untuk mendidik masyarakat.
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Antara buku yang diharamkan di Malaysia, biar pun ia telah banyak membetulkan salah faham masyarakat antarabangsa tentang Muhammad SAW, malah ramai pula yang memeluk Islam kerananya
Ada buku yang pelik sedikit, haramkan!
Ada sahaja wacana yang lain dari definisi rasmi, ban!
Timbul isu penggunakan kalimah Allah dalam literasi Kristian, sekat, haramkan, saman… segala-galanya disensasikan dan berakhir dengan sentimen yang tidak punya apa-apa nilai pendidikan.
Malah kadang-kadang kita begitu gelojoh mahukan hasil tanpa mahu melalui prosesnya. Saya meragui rasionalnya permintaan Luthfi Assyaukanie dari Jaringan Islam Liberal yang mahukan dialog dihentikan, sebaliknya terus sahaja kepada menghasilkan polisi kebebasan beragama kerana baginya, dialog itu membuang masa.
Saya 50-50 dalam mengiya dan menidakkannya.
Dialog membuang masa, jika kita sensasikan apa sahaja yang ingin dibicarakan. Kita berdialog bukan untuk mendidik dan tanpa ketulusan motif. Kita pilih tajuk-tajuk yang mencetus emosi masyarakat dan kemudian kita memuncung bibir apabila dialog gagal menghasilkan apa-apa.
DIALOG POLISI
Tetapi semasa Seminar Ibn Khaldun II berlangsung, saya cuba meminjam pengalaman ketika mengendalikan dialog antara agama ketika saya bertugas sebagai Minister of Religion di Belfast Islamic Centre, Ireland Utara. Dialog itu bukan dialog teologi tetapi ia adalah dialog polisi. Kita bukan berhasrat mahu mengheret agama bertanding di medan dialog tentang siapa benar dan siapa batil, tetapi mengajak pandangan agama dikongsi bersama untuk mencari formula penyelesaian kepada isu Euthanasia. Memanfaatkan agama untuk menghasilkan polisi yang boleh disepakati bersama.
Tiada siapa yang membawa superiority attitude dalam dialog berkenaan.
Wakil Protestan dan Katholik memberikan pandangan berdasarkan kepercayaan masing-masing, dan saya memberikan pandangan berdasarkan prinsip-prinsip Islam. Hasilnya kami dapat mengutip beberapa pandangan bernas dari kesemua wakil untuk diajukan kepada National Health Service(NHS) sebagai polisi kesihatan dalam kes Euthanasia.
Ia suatu pengalaman berharga.
Pengalaman yang memberikan keyakinan kepada saya bahawa seteruk mana sekali pun polemik politik, ekonomi dan sosial masyarakat, sinar harapan tetap ada di dalam pendidikan.
Semua pihak harus kembali kepada tugas yang lahir bersama tujuan hidup kita… mendidik yang makruf dan menegah yang keji. Jalannya adalah pada mendidik masyarakat.
Tetapi apabila pendidikan diinstitusikan secara membuta tuli, ramai yang melihat pendidikan sebagai tugas guru dan sekolah, manakala sekolah pula menunding jari bahawa ibu bapa adalah guru pertama buat anak-anak mereka. Segalanya berakhir dengan tiada siapa yang memberikan sepenuh hatinya kepada komitmen mendidik.
Semakin bertambah ilmu dan maklumat masyarakat, tindak tanduknya semakin dungu dan tidak masuk akal.
SERANGAN SOCRATES
Inilah yang menjadi kritikan Socrates terhadap golongan Sophists dan relativism mereka dalam menangani pendidikan.
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Golongan Sophists ini hanya sibuk mengajar kemahiran dan skil kerja kepada anak-anak Athens tetapi mereka mengabaikan soal yang lebih penting.
“Apakah tujuan hidup ini?”
“Apakah nilai yang sepatutnya dipegang oleh seorang manusia dalam hidup ini?”
“Bagaimanakah seorang manusia itu boleh menyempurnakan karaktor dan personalitinya?”
Persoalan sebegini terabai tanpa perhatian. Semuanya ke arah melahirkan ‘pekerja’, melahirkan ‘ahli politik’ yang licik dan bijaksana.
Sedangkan Socrates berjuang bermati-matian untuk memberitahu masyarakat Athens bahawa matlamat pendidikan adalah untuk menyempurnakan watak seorang manusia, memulihkan akal agar terguna secara bijaksana dan melatih murid-murid agar berdialektik dan tidak kekok mengemukakan soalan dalam mencari kefahaman.
Tetapi seruan Socrates tidak diendahkan.
Akhirnya pada usia 70 tahun, Socrates telah dikenakan tuduhan merosakkan pemikiran anak-anak muda di Athens, bahkan mengimani Tuhan lain yang bukan Tuhan rasmi masyarakat arus perdana.
Tidakkah itu sejarah yang berulang?
Bahawa masyarakat kita juga menuju ke arah yang sama.
Jika segala-galanya berorientasikan keuntungan semata-mata… tidak hairan ilmu agama menjadi beku tanpa makna, ilmu sains kemanusiaan terabai tanpa perhatian… kerana yang diutamakan hanyalah untuk melahirkan ‘pekerja’, dan ahli politik yang licik dan bijaksana… bukan pemikir yang sering dituduh sebagai peracun minda.
SAYA HIDUP UNTUK MENDIDIK
Biar pun profesyen saya bukan sebagai seorang guru, tetapi sebahagian maksud hidup saya adalah untuk membentuk dan mendidik manusia… biar pun terpaksa ‘meracun’ minda mereka.
ABU SAIF @ www.saifulislam.com
56000 Kuala Lumpur
6 Januari 2008

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