Sunday, 27 April 2014

BENGKEL MOTIVASI APRIL 2014

Program    ; Bengkel Motivasi Bulanan ( untuk Para Pelajar Sek.Men )
Hari             ; 26 April 2014 ( sabtu )
Tempat   ; SRJK (T) - 71800 NILAI , NSDK

Penceramah Khas ; En.ANNADHURAI ( Pengarah Penjara Kajang )
Topik Ceramah     ;   1. Kepentingan Belajar Agama dan Akademik
                                2. Kegiatan Negatif para Generasi Muda
                                3. Tindakan Oleh Para Pegawai Penjara terhadap Banduan.

" IRAI VANAKKAM" oleh Selvi Shovinya Selvanathan

Peenceramah Khas En.Annadurai (PENGARAH PENJARA KAJANG )

Penjelasan Tentang Penghuni Penjara Oleh Penceramah

Pemberian Cendera Hati dari PERTUBUHAN HINDU DHARMA MAMANDRAM

Thursday, 24 April 2014

HINDUISM IS FAMILY

PEMBINAAN SEBUAH KUIL HARUS BERASASKAN ANGGOTA MANUSIA YANG BARING

HINDUS HARUS BERFIKIR TELADAN KITA

Hinduism in Arab states

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There are many Hindus in Arab states, many due to the migration of Indians to the oil-rich states around the Persian Gulf.
Hindu temples have been built in Bahrain, the United Arab Emirates, Kuwait, Yemen and Oman.
The estimated figures for the Hindu population in several Arab countries is as follows: indian diaspora, chapter 4^{[not in citation given]}

Saudi Arabia 500,000
United Arab Emirates 450,000
Oman 300,000
Kuwait 200,000
Bahrain 100,000
Qatar 90,000
Yemen 6,000

Total: 2.7 million

The number of Hindus in other Arab countries, including the countries of the Levant and North Africa, is thought to be negligible, though Libya has an Indian community of about 10,000 [1] individuals, many of whom are likely to be Hindu. It is not known whether any Hindu temples exist in these countries.
(See Hinduism by country for the sources of these figures, which may need to be adjusted.)

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