Call to guidance

He who calls to a guidance, will earn a reward similar to the rewards of those who accept his call, until the Day of Resurrection, without decreasing their rewards.
(Hadith recorded by Muslim)

Issue: KL residents dine in restaurants eating takeaway food to avoid service fees

Consumers argument:
1. We're not eating outside food
2. We are still supporting businesses
3. Its a cost-saving trick living in a high standard of living

Eateries argument:
1. It is unethical because it violates honesty
2. Restaurants unable to evict customers from premuses because they have to avoid backlash from social media
3. Food service industry claim that employers lose thousands of ringgit every month

Law:
Service charge of 10% is payable to restaurants when diners order to eat in the premises.
Service tax is payable to the government and is charged on the food regardless if customers take away or eat in.

Conclusion:
Eateries avail this opportunity by turning it into a marketing strategy. They portray on social media that there are many people going to their restaurants.

UNDISABUSED

1977 J. F. Hausfeld & M. W. Jackson "On 'political education'" Australian journal of political science (Vol.13 No.1, doi:10.1080/00323267808401651) p.162:
    If our students do not learn these things from us they will continue undisabused in the misconceptions widely believed and propagated in the Australian society at large.

Lonesome

What good does literature sound when none could relate to my pain? Because stories are meant to be shared. But mine only resembles my own loneliness.

Heartbeat

My heartbeat is irritating. I wish it would stop. The loudest music doesn't drown its presence. I can feel it in my chest. The aching reminds me of the constant pain.

DEADLY BEVERAGES FLOODING MALAYSIA'S MARKET

Issue:
Health Ministry pharmaceutical division deputy director Mazlan Ismail, cautioned the public not to fall for the promises of sellers who sell concoctions at the open market as consumption has adverse effects.
Eventhough consumers read the labels on the products, it is confusing to understand the ingredients.
E.g. : Adultarated bevergaes like "kopi kuat" are mixed with sexual stimulants.

Theory:
The lack of information regarding these health risks is called imperfect knowledge/information. The exploitation of manufacturers towards the ignorance of consumers causing health risk is called moral hazard. This causes market failure because the allocation of goods and services by a free market is not efficient and leads to a net social welfare loss.

Law:
These products are flooding the market due to legal loophole.
These beverages are under the purview of Food Safety and Quality Division. This division is not obliged to test food before it enters the market.
Hence, manufacturers takes advantage of the loophole and not caring that their products causes health risk to consumers.

STOP ROHINGYA GENOCIDE CAMPAIGN 2017

STOP ROHINGYA GENOCIDE CAMPAIGN (2017)

Stop Rohingya Genocide is a campaign done by a group of classmates for the subject ADS402 Social Marketing. This campaign is done to collect the collective voices and spread awareness to UiTM students to stand in solidarity against the violence asserted to our muslim brothers of Rohingya in Rakhine, Myanmar. In this event, we also collect donations and donate to Rohingya Refugees School: Rainbow of Love in Selayang, Selangor.


Objective of this campaign
Stop Rohingya Genocide is a campaign done by a group of classmates for the subject ADS402 Social Marketing. This campaign is done to collect the collective voices and spread awareness to UiTM students to stand in solidarity against the violence asserted to our muslim brothers of Rohingya in Rakhine, Myanmar. In this event, we also collect donations and donate to Rohingya Refugees School: Rainbow of Love in Selayang, Selangor.


Programmes under this campaign
During this campaign, which starts from September 2017 until January 2018, we collect donations for Rohingya Refugees School in Malaysia: School of Rainbow.
​We made three events in a week to spread awareness and also collect donations.
This week is called "A Week to Remember the Oppressed".
The events are "Pray for Rohingya", "Forum Stop Rohingya Genocide" and "Providig Aid to the Ronhingyas in Malaysia."
We also made an exhibition under SOMAX: Social Marketing Exhibition.

A Week to Remember the Oppressed
A Week To Remember The Oppressed is an initiative by the Stop Rohingya Genocide Campaign with the collaboration of Art Deen Seremban, Sukarelawan Pemimpin Mahasiswa Segamat, Medical Students Association Sungai Buloh, Humanitarian Aid Selangor and Sekolah Pelangi Kasih: Rohingya Refugees School.
There are a few events under this week and fundraising programmes initiated to collect the support of UiTM students from all campus to stand in solidarity against Rohingya genocide!

Pray for Rohingya
23 November 2017
During this event, we break our fast during Maghrib at Pusat Islam, UiTM Seremban. Afterwards, we performed Maghrib prayers and then recited Surah Yaasiin and prayed for the Rohingyas.


Forum Stop Rohingya Genocide

24 November 2017
During this event, we invited panels from Rainbow of Love School, Hanif Mahpa, Siti Hajar and Rafik Shah. The moderator is a social marketing lecturer, Ramlan Arshad.
​During this forum, the panels discussed about the history of the Rohingyas, the reasons why violence are asserted against them, developments on their conditions and also possible solutions to the arising problems.


Providing Aid to the Rohingyas in Malaysia

25 November 2017
During this event, our team members come to the Raibow of Love School.
We had breakfast and lunch together.
UiTM's medical faculty committee, MESTA, provided free medical check up. While the students wait for their turn, other committes occupy them with colouring activities. The remaining committes clean up the school.
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SOMAX: Social Marketing Exhibition

28 November 2017
During this event, we spread awareness to UiTM students regarding the genocide happening against the Rohingyas. We also collected donations for Rainbow of Love School.
We won the second best booth.