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SHOW TIME FASHION DESIGNER Honda Highlights from RIZALMAN the 2018 Malaysia Autoshow on the Ramadan Raya Spirit and Dressing Malaysia 1 CONTENTS Message from Honda VOLUME 45 JUNE 2018 IN CINEMAS 14 JUNE Stand to win Disney·Pixar’s Incredibles 2 merchandise when you test drive a Honda SENSING™ vehicle. SHOW TIME FASHION DESIGNER Honda highlights from RIZALMAN the 2018 Malaysia Autoshow On the Ramadan Raya spirit and dressing Malaysia 1 CONTENTS Message from Honda Welcome to the second issue of With Dreams for 2018. I am humbled to address our readers as the new Group Head of Sales and After Sales Honda Malaysia, and announce the company’s overall sales performance in the first quarter of 2018. We sold more than 24,100 units from January to March 2018, which helps us maintain the No. 1 position in the Non-National segment and No. 2 in the overall TIV. Thank you for your trust and support. Working with Honda for 13 years has allowed me to accomplish many goals while leading various divisions, each of which has brought valuable insights and lessons that still resonate with me as I embark on a new and bigger role today. Starting at the Call Centre and working hard to get here made me realise that anyone can do it - you don’t have to limit yourself just because you are a woman. While I don’t rely on luck to drive one’s dreams, I count my blessings to have come so far in a company like Honda. Unifying and aligning our sales and after sales teams remain our top priority in order for us to deliver a consistent, high quality experience to all customers as we strive for better loyalty and retention. Above: The Lucky Draw at MAI Autoshow attracted a Your growing support has led to much advancement massive audience hoping to win Honda merchandise. 15 within Honda and we will continue to serve you with pride. The essence of Honda Pride is best shared by some of our Highlights top-performing Service Advisors, which you can read about Honda highlights inside this magazine and I urge you to browse through the from the 2018 other interesting topics that we have put together. I sincerely Malaysia Autoshow. 03 12 hope that you will continue your journey with Honda. Explore Artistry Malaysia’s most Malaysian fashion Thank you for reading. mesmerising mosques. designer Rizalman on his hopes and dreams, plus recycling Jahabarnisa Binti Haja Mohideen gets gorgeous. 06 20 Group Head of Sales and After Sales Honda Indulge Honda Ramadan and Syawal 16 News months bring festive The latest destination feasts to the table. Honda for Honda riders. SENSINGTM Malaysia’s advanced safety technology 09 explained. Balance 21 How to bounce back Dealers from your post-festive indulgence and get 18 Listing fabulously fit. All your Honda & You authorised Honda Meet your Honda Pride dealers. Front Liners. With DREAMS is a quarterly magazine published by Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. All rights reserved. Contents may not be reprinted or otherwise reproduced in any form whatsoever without written permission. Opinions expressed in this magazine are not necessarily those of Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. The information presented in this magazine is compiled from various sources and there is no declaration of responsibility as to legality, completeness and accuracy. EDITORIAL TEAM IN COLLABORATION WITH Chen Sook Yen, Daphne Raja Nur Zahirah Raja Adam Adam Mazlan Prithivan Kobala Krishnan This magazine was designed and produced by Nur Zahirah Zahir Mongoose Pacific Sdn. Bhd. (403251-M) Level 28 Integra Tower, The Intermark, No. 348 Jalan Tun Razak, Editorial Team Honda Malaysia Sdn. Bhd. (532120-D) 50400 Kuala Lumpur Level 4, CP Tower, No. 11, Jalan 16/11, Tel: +60 3 2775 9669 Pusat Dagang Seksyen 16, 46350 Petaling Jaya, Selangor www.mongooseasia.com Printed by: Weng Hwa Press Sdn. Bhd. (527568-H) No. 8, Jalan Mawar, Taman Perindustrian Bukit Serdang, 43300 Seri Kembangan, Selangor KDN: PQ1780/2651 WITH DREAMS IS NOW ONLINE Whether you are using a smartphone, computer or tablet, you don’t have to worry about missing the car tips and highlights of every issue. Log on to www.withdreams.com.my for CALL OUR TOLL FREE NUMBER AT 1800 88 2020 exclusive news and rewards. Operating hours: 9.00am-10.00pm (Monday-Sunday) EXPLORE Malaysia’s Mesmerising Mosques The mosques of Malaysia are more than just holy places of prayer and preaching; its designs are Ubudiah Mosque, architectural wonders worthy of admiration. Kuala Kangsar, Perak Image by iStockphoto In Islam, mosques are a place of worship. country worth stopping at. Most receive the same architect (or draftsman, as the A spiritual sanctuary and communal visitors, but be sure to check prayer job was known then) behind many iconic space that serves its surrounding times and dress appropriately – covering buildings in pre-independence Malaya. populace, they are also symbols of the legs, arms and shoulders, and for Its golden onion domes together with its knowledge and learning. Their design women specifically, covering the head. keyhole arches and Corinthian columns are and architecture often reflect the cultural synonymous with the Indo-Saracenic design aspirations of a place and time. Beyond UBUDIAH MOSQUE, PERAK favoured at that time. the domes and minarets, many architects One of the most regal mosques on our have stretched the limits of their skills to list, Ubudiah Mosque in the royal town Visiting Hours: 10am-5pm. create stunning masterpieces. of Kuala Kangsar in Perak, is steeped in Admission: Free history. Commissioned by Sultan Idris With Dreams has listed here just a small Murshidul’Adzam Shah I in the early 1900s, cross selection of mosques across the it was designed by Arthur Benison Hubback, 3 EXPLORE JAMEK MOSQUE, KUALA LUMPUR Another architectural masterpiece by A.B. Hubback, the iconic Masjid Jamek or Masjid Sultan Abdul Samad sits at the very heart of the nation’s capital. Bearing a design that leans heavily on Mughal architectural styles, this century-old building takes pride of place at the confluence All images by iStockphoto of the Klang and Gombak rivers. Recent excavation work undertaken during revitalisation under the area’s Blue River project unearthed steps leading directly down towards both rivers’ edges. Visiting Hours: 8.30am-12.30pm & 2.30pm-4.30pm. Closed on Fridays. Admission: Free TUANKU MIZAN ZAINAL ABIDIN MOSQUE, PUTRAJAYA Known colloquially as The Iron Mosque and officiated by Malaysia’s 13th Agong, after whom the mosque is named, the striking steel lattice work and commanding iron vaults make this mosque stand out among the many stunning buildings in the administrative capital of Putrajaya. Among its most striking features is its mihrab wall. Constructed from a 13 metre high glass panel, it has been designed to create the illusion of Quranic verses floating mid-air, and is quite breathtaking. Visiting Hours: Saturday-Thursday, 9am-12pm, 2pm-4pm & 5.30pm-6pm; Friday, 3pm-4.30pm & 5.30pm-6pm. Admission: Free ZAHIR MOSQUE, KEDAH This jewel of the Kedah state capital, Alor Setar, was completed in 1912 and is widely regarded as one of the most beautiful mosques in the world. Its most prominent feature is its five domes which symbolise the five pillars of Islam. Besides that, Zahir Mosque’s sturdy structure draws its strength from its 261 pillars, which collectively present a visual feast for visitors. If time permits, sit in meditation and admire the exquisite calligraphy, geometric motifs and Arabesque patterns around the interior walls and dome. Visiting Hours: Anytime outside of prayer time. Admission: Free MELAKA STRAITS MOSQUE, MELAKA In a city celebrated for its historic buildings, the Melaka Straits Mosque or Masjid Selat Melaka is a relatively recent addition to the architectural landscape. Officially opened in late 2006, its choice of location underlines the importance of the sea channel in the economic and cultural growth of the state. Constructed on a man- made island facing the sea, the onset of the tide gives it the appearance of floating on the surface of the water. It also draws on its surroundings for inspiration; its minarets are similar in design to a lighthouse, while giant arches, located on each side of the building, are decorated with stained glass in various shades of sea blue and green that reflect light beautifully, especially during sunrise and sunset. Visiting Hours: Anytime outside of prayer time. Admission: Free 4 www.withdreams.com.my EXPLORE SABAH STATE MOSQUE, SABAH The contemporary Sabah State Mosque in Kota Kinabalu was built in the 1970s and is the brainchild of architects from three different nations – Malaysia, Italy and Egypt – who joined forces to create this holy house of wonder. The mosque’s gold and white colour theme is seen beautifully on its 16 golden domed towers, and the honeycomb pattern that adorns the main dome flows All images by iStockphoto throughout the interior, playfully casting shadows into the main prayer hall. Visiting Hours: Monday-Thursday, 8am-11am & 2pm-4.30pm; Friday, 8am-10.30am & 2.30pm-4.30pm; Saturday-Sunday, 8am-11am & 2pm-4pm. Admission: Free, but visitors must report to the information counter before entering. SULTAN IBRAHIM JAMEK MOSQUE, JOHOR Built in 1927, the Sultan Ibrahim Jamek Mosque is the oldest house of prayer in the quaint riverside town of Muar. This pastel blue and white building has a design heavily inspired by colonial architecture. Its structure is the perfect combination of East meets West, with a water fountain feature in the centre courtyard for the faithful to perform wudu (body purification) before prayer. Visiting Hours: Anytime outside of prayer time. Admission: Free CRYSTAL MOSQUE, TERENGGANU Terengganu on the East Coast of Peninsula Malaysia is a beautiful state, but its pride and joy is its Crystal Mosque. A spectacular exhibit of mirrors and steel, this miraculous place of prayer gleams in the Kuala Terengganu sunlight during the day and is a sight to behold at night when lit up.
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