WRITTEN REFLECTIVE JOURNAL: WAN NORSHAZLIANA BINTI WAN ZULKFLI (2217952)

NO MATRIC: 2217952 TOPIC 4: MAQASID AL-SHARIAH AND  SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS       Assalamualaikum everyone! I will share about Maqasid Al-Shariah and Sustainable Development Goals in this part. Maqasid Al-Shariah realizes human well-being by enhancing the welfare, or benefit of the people on the one hand and preventing haram on the other. It means Maqasid Al-Shariah is a good system in Islam because it gives many benefits and advantages for all people and also ensures that everyone is not doing something that can destroy them. In Arabic, we call it "Mafsadah." Mafsadah is damaging something so that it will give a bad impact on others if this thing was ignored.     The main objective of Shariah is to promote and protect the well-being of people and nature, which lies in the safeguarding of five fundamental objectives of Shariah: Hifz Al-Din (religion), Hifz Al-Nafs (life), Hifz Al-'Aql (intellect), Hifz Al-Nasb (lineage) and Hifz Al-Mal (wealth). ...

NO MATRIC: 2217952 TOPIC 3: WHY SDG IS IMPORTANT TO THE COMMUNITY?       There are many reasons why Sustainable Development Goal is vital to the community. One of the reasons is to avoid food waste in our daily lives. The issue of food waste in my neighbourhood is very close to us. Based on the data, Malaysians produce 15000 tonnes of food waste daily. They were spending about RM900 a month on food and throwing away RM 225 of food a month. They can spend their money buying more than seven 10kg bags of rice, more than 132 litres of RON9 5 petrol and more than Unifi 30Mbps plan RM199/mth.     According to the Food and Agriculture Organization (FAO), about one-third of the food produced for human consumption is lost or wasted annually, which amounts to 1.3 billion tonnes. It significantly impacts greenhouse gas emissions, natural resources, food security, and livelihoods. In this article, you will learn how food waste management research and data can supp...

 NO MATRIC: 2217952 TOPIC 2: 17 SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT GOALS      Assalamualaikum everyone! Welcome back to my blog and I hope you are reading this in a good mood today! In this part, I will focus on 17 Sustainable Development Goals. There are many targets, events, publications and also actions that they want to achieve in this goal. The United Nations created 17 Sustainable Development Goals and aimed to reach them by 2030. All 193 United Nations Member States agreed on these 17 goals to end poverty, ensure prosperity, and protect the planet. Here is the list of United Nation Sustainable Development Goals: End poverty in all its forms, everywhere. Example Project: Donation Match, OKO Finance and Solar Freeze End hunger, achieve food security and improved nutrition and promote sustainable agriculture. Example Project: Indigo Drones, SkillLab and Apic I think the first goal and second goals have the same target but the first goal focus on ending poverty towards all p...

 No Matric: 2217952 TOPIC 1: INTRODUCTION TO SUSTAINABLE DEVELOPMENT      Assalamualaikum everyone! This is my written reflective journal for my subject of Sustainable Development Goals and I hope everyone reading this can benefit from this topic. This subject teaches me various things about the conditions that occur in the world and there are many issues in this world in terms of environment, economy, society, education and so on. In the first week, my lecturer introduces me and my friends to the introduction to sustainable development goals. What I can understand from his lecturers, sustainable development is a process that creates growth and progress through the addition of physical. economic, environmental, and social components to improve quality of life without damaging the resources of the environment.  As you can see in the picture above, this is the Triple  Bottom Line of Sustainable Development. I think this picture describes sustainable developme...