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The Star
6 days ago
- Entertainment
- The Star
Seedlings are good, according to the grapevine
Compiled by ZAKIAH KOYA and C. ARUNO HOMEOWNER Ismarina Ismail, 50, planted grapevines along the edge of her yard about two years ago, not realising that she would eventually get good offers for their seedlings, Utusan Malaysia reported. 'It all started when I bought grape cuttings from a successful grower in Machang, just to try it out,' said the woman from Kampung Dalam Rhu, Kelantan. 'After eight months, it began to bear fruit, which encouraged me to plant more. 'The grapes are mainly for my family to enjoy. I took the initiative to produce grape seedlings planted in polybags and discarded polystyrene containers. 'Now, the seedlings are in high demand and frequently ordered by the public,' she added. Ismarina said the grape vines bore fruit quickly because she used organic fertiliser made from goat manure from her livestock. > The kindness and warm nature of a security guard known as Pak Cik Saad moved an entire school to tears on the day of his retirement. Kosmo! reported that a TikTok user, @lembut_hati, shared several photos showing Pak Cik Saad cutting a cake during his retirement celebration. Students at the school were seen crying and hugging him tightly. 'Happy retirement, Pak Cik Saad. Such a good person, always kind and attentive to the children at school. 'It was the saddest day for them when he announced his retirement. May you be blessed with good health and ease in all matters,' read the caption. The post caught the attention of TikTok user norfadhilahmz, Pak Cik Saad's daughter-in-law, who stated that he had previously retired from the military. > Actor Fattah Amin has warned that he would not hesitate to sue anyone who defames him. He said certain individuals were deliberately trying to tarnish his reputation with allegations of infidelity and the presence of a 'third party' behind his divorce from actress Nur Fazura, Kosmo! reported. Fattah, whose full name is Abdul Fattah Mohd Amin, 35, said his management team is taking legal action against the parties involved. 'There are people trying to damage my name and reputation. But I'm not afraid, as our country has laws,' he said. Fattah and Fazura were married on Nov 27, 2017, but divorced on Oct 7 last year. The above articles are compiled from the vernacular newspapers (Bahasa Malaysia, Chinese and Tamil dailies). As such, stories are grouped according to the respective language/medium. Where a paragraph begins with a, it denotes a separate news item.
New Straits Times
04-08-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Fattah Amin vows legal action against slander
PUTRAJAYA: Malaysian actor Fattah Amin has announced that his management and lawyers will take legal action against those who have spread slanderous allegations against him, following his name being dragged into the marital issues of an influencer couple. Fattah said that if the slander continues to harm his reputation and credibility as an actor, appropriate action will be taken. "My management became aware of this after being alerted by concerned fans," he said. "The inappropriate things and slander that were spread have been investigated by my management. "My management will take action, and if necessary, we will use the law. Actually, at this point, this matter isn't just being 'considered' anymore; it is already being actively managed. "Action will be taken against anyone who spreads slander because it can lead to worse things," he said at a press conference after winning the Selebriti Maskulin Terhangat award during the Anugerah Melodi Terhangat (AMT) 2025 at the Putrajaya International Convention Centre (PICC) last night. The controversy began when an influencer claimed on Threads that a woman was trying to seduce her husband. The matter intensified when the influencer alleged that the woman was believed to have once been associated with Fattah. Meanwhile, commenting on his victory, Fattah expressed his gratitude and thanked the fans who voted for him. "All the nominees are amazing," he said. "I consider them my brothers in the entertainment industry. Thank you to the fans who have always supported and voted for me, which led to me winning this trophy."
New Straits Times
29-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Fattah, Amira meeting sparks more relationship talk
KUALA LUMPUR: A recent, brief, but meaningful encounter between Fattah Amin and Amira Othman's father has ignited excitement among fans who have long been curious about the true nature of the artistes' relationship. The speculation began when Amira, 32, shared a video of Fattah meeting her father, swiftly leading to suggestions that the two might be more than just colleagues. Adding fuel to the fire, Fattah, 35, later showed the same video to his mother, Azizah Abdul Ghani, during a TikTok live session. Her lighthearted reaction immediately caught fans' attention: "That's sweet. Abang Long just went to visit his coworker's father," she remarked, hinting that the meeting was more than a casual gesture. Fans appear to be increasingly convinced that the pair's relationship extends beyond a professional level, with some even calling it a subtle hint of meeting the future in-laws. "That's not your average coworker, even Fattah's mum looks like she's already given her blessing," one fan commented, reflecting the popular sentiment. Since starring together in the music video 'Bila Nak Kahwin' (When Will You Marry?), Fattah and Amira have frequently been seen as an ideal pair. Their joint appointments as brand ambassadors have further amplified public speculation. Despite their undeniable chemistry, both continue to insist they are simply work partners. Regardless, fans remain hopeful that this "perfect duo" might one day become a real-life couple.
New Straits Times
17-07-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
Fattah's directorial debut shows flair, confidence
FATTAH Amin's directorial debut with the telemovie "Noktah Dosa" showcases his creative touch and his 14 years of experience in the entertainment industry. Those who caught the gritty drama that aired on TV3 drew parallels between the artiste, whose real name is Abd Fattah Mohd Amin, and his cousins, Syamsul and Syafiq Yusof. One Netizen said: "Fattah is Syamsul Yusof's cousin. He would have quite a bit of experience behind the scenes." Another said: "There's certainly 'class'. Fattah's touch is brilliant. He could soon follow in the footsteps of Syamsul and Syafiq." A fan said: "Fattah can go far as a director. The storyline is interesting, and it's also down to the solid cast." "Noktah Dosa" is one of the telemovies on TV3's Dari Lensa Ke Layar slate, an initiative to nurture local talent and give actors a chance to direct. Others who received this opportunity are Zahiril Adzim, Siti Saleha and Janna Nick. "Noktah Dosa" centres on Hafiz (Nafiz Muaz), a postgraduate sociology student researching prostitution. His work leads him to Kamelia (Datin Elvina Mohamad). He attempts to rescue her from her situation, but the presence of Madam (Jasmin Hamid) complicates Hafiz's task. Fattah expressed his gratitude for the chance to direct and for being entrusted with a meaningful script. "My first telemovie highlights a clear message. We shouldn't be quick to judge, even if someone is in a profession that appears sinful on the surface. "Guidance belongs to God and can reach anyone at any time." Produced by Anomalous Films, "Noktah Dosa" can be streamed on Tonton.
India.com
09-07-2025
- Politics
- India.com
Iran's mysterious hypersonic 'Fattah' missile shocked Israel, US during Iran-Israel war, it's deadly because..., world is afraid due to...
This missile of Iran is extremely lethal, can beat Iron Dome, S-400 with its hypersonic…, Israel in tension because… Iran's mysterious hypersonic 'Fattah' missile: One of the biggest talking point during the recent Israel-Iran war was the news update when Iran's Fattah‑1 missile penetrated Israel's famous Iron Dome system. Recent reports indicated that the Fattah‑1 missile of Iran was deployed in a strike on Israel as part of 'Operation True Promise III'. Iran's Fattah‑1 missile is a medium-range missile, equipped with a hypersonic glide vehicle (HGV) warhead designed to evade enemy defences. Designed to get past even the most advanced missile defence systems like Israel's Iron Dome and Arrow, the missile can travel at speeds of up to 17,900 kilometres per hour. Here are all the details you need to know about Iran's mysterious hypersonic 'Fattah' missile. What is Iran's mysterious hypersonic 'Fattah' missile? Iran's Fattah‑1 missile is capable of hitting a target at a range of around 1,400 km speeding up to Mach 13–15. The missile is designed to evade existing air-defenses, as it can attack the target at a very low altitude, evading the radars of enemy countries. Why is Iran's Fattah‑1 missile being praised across world? During the Iran-Israel war, Iran's Fattah‑1 missile was praised across the world for its precise strike as it has reportedly penetrated the Iron Dome air defence of Israel, which is seen across the defence world as one of the best for its air defence capabilities. Iranian Foreign Minister thanks BRICS for condemning military strikes In another significant development after the Iran-Israel war, Iranian Foreign Minister Seyyed Abbas Araghchi recently expressed gratitude to the BRICS bloc for condemning recent 'Israeli and US strikes' on the country during the ongoing 17th BRICS Summit in Rio de Janeiro. 'Iran is grateful for the strong and unequivocal condemnation by BRICS of the recent Israeli and US military aggression. In no uncertain terms, the deliberate attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure and nuclear sites under IAEA safeguards violate both international law and norms, the influential group of countries agree,' the Iranian Foreign Minister posted on X. (With inputs from agencies)
