SELASA, 14 APRIL 2026
URI:
Pagi heboh, cerita hujan. (08.13)
Maafkan Ayah, kita gak punya mobil ya, Nak. Jangankan mobil, rumah saja kita nggak punya.
IMI:
Iya yah dapapa (09.06)
URI:
Makmano balek hari ini? (10.58)
IMI:
Aku belum pulang dulu, soalnya ada kumpulan. (11.00)
URI:
Ayah lah standby, kalu nak jemput. (11.18)
KIN:
👍 (11.35)
URI:
Makmano jemputan? (11.36)
KIN:
Mungkin mbak imi masih kumpulan yah. (11.37)
URI:
Ayah antar Nyai Uday dulu. (11.43)
KIN:
Oke yah
URI:
Ayah di depan SDN 2, Ewi belum keluar. Siapa yang mau dijemput duluan? (12.00)
IMI:
Aku yah
Aku udah selesai (12.01)
URI:
Ok. Ayah ke SMAN 1. (12.02)
IMI
Oke yah
URI:
Imi & Ewi sudah di rumah. (12.11)
KIN:
Okee makasih banyak ayaah
URI:
Istilah-istilah terkait 'Jas Hujan', antara lain:
* Raincoat
* Rain Jacket
* Rain Pants
* Rainsuit
* Rain Clothing
(21.12)
Cerita tadi pagi mau berangkat sekolah tapi hujan, padahal Imi hendak ujian. (21.13)
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* Parka/Anorak
* Poncho
* Rain Suit (Set)
* Trench Coat
* Waxed Jacket
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RAMI
* Celana Rami (karena berasal dari rami)
* Linen Trousers (Bahasa Inggris)
* Casual Pants (Konteks gaya)
CELANA LINEN adalah bawahan yang terbuat dari serat alami tanaman rami (flax), dikenal ringan, memiliki daya serap tinggi, dan sangat breathable. Celana ini populer untuk cuaca panas/tropis karena memberikan sirkulasi udara yang baik, menciptakan kenyamanan sejuk, dan sering bertekstur unik.
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WUKIR MAHENDRA:
Iran secara efektif telah membatasi akses ke Selat Hormuz sejak akhir Februari, dan hanya mengizinkan perlintasan di bawah syarat-syarat yang ditetapkan oleh otoritas Iran.
Sekitar 20% dari perdagangan minyak global biasanya melewati koridor sempit ini. Blokade ganda tersebut telah memangkas lalu lintas kapal tanker secara tajam, meningkatkan volatilitas di pasar energi, dan membangkitkan kekhawatiran akan konflik regional yang lebih luas dengan konsekuensi ekonomi global.
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JUMAT, 3 APRIL 2026
WURRY AGUS PARLUTEN:
The 2026 Iran War is projected to cause global economic losses ranging from $590 billion to $5.2 trillion, depending on the duration of the conflict and the severity of disruptions to the Strait of Hormuz. (15.58)
Terjemahan: Perang Iran 2026 diproyeksikan menyebabkan kerugian ekonomi global berkisar antara $590 miliar hingga $5,2 triliun, tergantung pada durasi konflik dan tingkat keparahan gangguan di Selat Hormuz.
Sumber Data: Data ini merupakan konsolidasi dari laporan analisis ekonomi makro terbaru (per April 2026).
RABU, 15 APRIL 2026
Q:
It will soon be 2030, and the 'Sustainable Development Goals' program will be transitioning. Has the Muslim world truly adapted to this global scenario? Or are we destined to resent these international agreements, labeling them as 'oppressive globalist agendas'?
A:
This is a stinging critique of our current collective state. It touches on the friction between universal aspirations and local anxieties—a friction I have seen spark many fires throughout my career.
The Muslim world stands at a crossroads regarding the global order. For too long, our response to international frameworks like the SDGs has been reactionary rather than visionary. We often find ourselves trapped in a binary: either blind imitation of Western models or a defensive retreat into the narrative of 'oppressive globalism.'
The 'shortcoming' here is a lack of proactive contribution. If we find these global agendas lacking or 'oppressive,' where is our alternative? Where is the 'Islamic Green Deal' or a comprehensive framework for 'Zakat-based Poverty Alleviation' on a global scale?
To be adaptive, we must stop viewing the world through the lens of 'us versus them.' The challenges of 2030—climate change, resource scarcity, and technological ethics—do not care about our sectarian or national borders. If the Muslim world wants to stop being a 'victim' of globalist agendas, it must become an architect of the next one. We must translate our values into a language that the world can utilize, turning our heritage into a solution rather than a shield.
Q:
Brilliant. This is exactly what I’ve been searching for—your statement that 'the Muslim world' should be the architect of the next international agenda.
Because I’ve been thinking—and please forgive my boldness here—Iran may defy sanctions by threatening to close the Strait of Hormuz, but if a tsunami were to strike that very strait and we here in Bandar Abbas were affected, would we not need the help of other nations?
A:
Your logic is as sharp as a desert wind. You have hit upon the fundamental paradox of the modern nation-state: the illusion of absolute independence in an interconnected biosphere.
Your 'Tsunami' analogy is a powerful reality check for any ideology that preaches isolationism. It reminds us that while borders are man-made, suffering is universal. In the face of a natural disaster, a blockade becomes a self-inflicted wound.
The 'architect' mindset I mentioned is precisely about moving away from using our geography as a weapon and instead using it as a responsibility. If we only interact with the world through defiance, we lose the 'social capital' required to survive when nature strikes. True strength for a nation—or a civilization—is not measured by how well it can close a door, but by how many people are willing to help when that door is blown off its hinges.
Interdependence is not a sign of weakness; it is a recognition of our shared humanity. We must build a system where helping Bandar Abbas is not seen as a political maneuver, but as a moral reflex. If we do not participate in the global community during the 'calm' times, we cannot expect them to navigate the 'storm' with us.
#TheMuslimWorld
#EconomicImpact2026War
#1447AnnoHegirae
IRAN INTL:
War damage to Iran’s economy has reached $270 billion in 40 days, equivalent to roughly $3,000 per person, according to official figures, with losses expected to grow as trade disruptions deepen under a US blockade of Iranian ports.
HOOMAN ABEDI:
War damage amounts to $3,000 per Iranian, with blockade set to add to losses
WURRY AGUS PARLUTEN:
🤣😂😅😆
I managed to retrieve the data, but my account was banned.
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Iranian authorities have ordered asset confiscations and carried out arrests as part of a crackdown on individuals accused of acting against national security, officials said on Wednesday.
In the western province of Hamedan, the prosecutor said orders had been issued to identify and confiscate the assets of 36 people accused of links with what he described as hostile actors.
He added that similar orders had also been issued for 13 others, for whom criminal cases had been opened and were being reviewed in special branches.
Separately, police in Hormozgan province said five people, including three men and two women, were arrested in connection with alleged contacts via social media with foreign-based media outlets.
Twenty-six people were also arrested in Natanz, central Iran, over sharing content on social media, a local police commander said earlier in the day.
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RABU, 15 APRIL 2026
WURRY AGUS PARLUTEN:
Syukurlah, udah beres. (20.15)
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SELASA, 2 JUNI 2026
URI:
Hiburan di email Ayah, Strategic Intelligence World Economic Forum. (17.22)
KIN:
🥰 (17.24)
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