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New Straits Times
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Amar, Qobin returning to Malaysia this Friday
KUALA LUMPUR: Actor Amar Bahrin made the most of his time in Medina to worship before heading home this Friday. Amar, who arrived in Medina last Thursday after successfully completing the #JourneyToTanahHaram cycling mission with national explorer Datuk Muhamad Muqharabbin Mokhtarrudin, better known as Qobin, was keen to maximise the spiritual rewards during the month of Zulhijah. "So far, I only have an appointment to meet Allah, because the first 10 days of Zulhijah are extraordinary," he told BH Online. "I happen to be in the Holy Land and the rewards are multiplied, so I want to use this opportunity to worship as much as I can." When asked if he would return to filming immediately upon his return, Amar said he would be taking a break first. "I want to rest first; as of now, there are no plans to return to work in the near future. "After all, it's been over a month since I left my wife and children, so I want to spend time with them," he said. The cycling mission with Qobin began on April 27 and was originally scheduled to conclude in July. However, due to border closures in several countries, including India and Pakistan, because of ongoing conflicts, the cycling portion of the journey ended a month earlier than planned. Amar and Qobin were flagged off by the Raja Muda of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail, from Padang Besar, Perlis, on April 27. Their 8,000km journey took them through Thailand, Iran, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, utilising a combination of cycling, land, and air transport.
New Straits Times
01-06-2025
- Entertainment
- New Straits Times
#SHOWBIZ: Amar, Qobin return this Friday
KUALA LUMPUR: Actor Amar Bahrin made the most of his time in Medina to worship before heading home this Friday. Amar, who arrived in Medina last Thursday after successfully completing the #JourneyToTanahHaram cycling mission with national explorer Datuk Muhamad Muqharabbin Mokhtarrudin, better known as Qobin, was keen to maximise the spiritual rewards during the month of Zulhijah. "So far, I only have an appointment to meet Allah, because the first 10 days of Zulhijah are extraordinary," he told BH Online. "I happen to be in the Holy Land and the rewards are multiplied, so I want to use this opportunity to worship as much as I can." When asked if he would return to filming immediately upon his return, Amar said he would be taking a break first. "I want to rest first; as of now, there are no plans to return to work in the near future. "After all, it's been over a month since I left my wife and children, so I want to spend time with them," he said. The cycling mission with Qobin began on April 27 and was originally scheduled to conclude in July. However, due to border closures in several countries, including India and Pakistan, because of ongoing conflicts, the cycling portion of the journey ended a month earlier than planned. Amar and Qobin were flagged off by the Raja Muda of Perlis, Tuanku Syed Faizuddin Putra Jamalullail, from Padang Besar, Perlis, on April 27. Their 8,000km journey took them through Thailand, Iran, the UAE, and Saudi Arabia, utilising a combination of cycling, land, and air transport.
Yahoo
28-05-2025
- General
- Yahoo
Amar Bahrin and Datuk Qobin are close to arriving in Madinah
28 May - It was revealed that Amar Baharin and Datuk Muhamad Muqharabbin Mokhtarrudin (aka Qobin) are now 400 kilometres away from Saudi Arabia's Madinah. Sharing this piece of information with the media recently, Amar's wife and actress Amyra Rosli stated that the two of them, who embarked on their cycling journey back in late April, have already entered the Al Qasim Province earlier this week and will be on their way to Masjidil Nabawi. She also revealed that Amar and Qobin do not travel every day seeing that the temperature is currently too high for them to make continuous journey. "They would rest around one to two days after cycling for a certain distance, and then continue. They are not in a rush because there are a lot of people in Makkah and Madinah right now," she said. It is noted that the Holy City of Mekah is currently filled with people preparing to do their Hajj. At the same time, Amyra said that the mission might actually end in Madinah instead of Mekah due to the aforementioned reason, adding that any change of plans will be announced later. On the other hand, Amyra said that she is relieved to hear that both men are being treated well by the locals, with some even giving them free accommodations and food. "It really makes me happy to hear that people have been very kind in giving them help in terms of food and drinks," she added. (Photo Source: Amar IG)
