1.3 umat Islam di dunia, 50% adalah wanita2 muslimah.
Kita tidak perbnah mendengar lagi penguasa2 Muslimah
seperti yg dicontohkan oleh istri Nabi Khadijah.
Kenapa ini bisa terjadi,kanapa wanita2 tidak lagi
mengikuti cara hidup istri Nabi Pertama Khadijah?
Sebabnya adalah kesalahan2 Ulama2 Wahabi-Salafy Fanatik
yang mengharamkan wanita2;
--keluar rumah
--berhubungan dgn laki2
==menyopir mobil apa lagi
--dilrang melanjutkann sekolah keluar negeri
--bahkan ada yang tidak boleh kesekolah,tetap di rumah
Wanita2 muslimah dijadikan kembali budak2 dan hak2nya di ambil
oleh penguasa atas menjaga kesucian wanita2 katanya.
65 Tahun RI sudah Merdeka, ingin kita melihat dari 250 juta umat Islam
setengah dari itu adalah Wanita mengikuti jejak Istri Rasulullah saw Khadijah
yang terkenal; Konglomerat Wanita di zaman nya Rasul.
Yang telah mengikuti jejak Khadijah bukan umat Muhammad saw tapi
orang lain..Kenapa ini terjadi?
Sangat kita sayangi sekali....karena tertipu oleh ajaran2 sesat.
Semoga wanita2 Muslimah RI dapat bangkit kembali Insya ALLAH.
salam
6 Female Entrepreneurs Who Built Their Fortunes From Scratch
Female entrepreneurs often have it tougher than their male counterparts when
seeking to rise to the top in the business world. They often face barriers that
would make a lesser person give up. These challenges can come in the form of
discrimination or having a lack of capital. A number of female entrepreneurs
have been able to overcome these challenges and rise to the top of the corporate
ladder. Let's take a look at six female entrepreneurs that were able to build
fortunes without a lot of cash.
Oprah Winfrey
Oprah Winfrey's story is truly a rags to riches experience. She was able to
overcome a childhood of extreme poverty to build a fortune valued at over $2.5
billion dollars. Winfrey's determination led to her becoming the first African
American female news anchor before the age of 20 and eventually become the host
of the wildly successful "Oprah Winfrey Show." She has managed to build a media
empire through sheer determination and perseverance. Oprah Winfrey has the midas
touch and has been able to find success in movies, television and literary
works. She has used her significant resources to launch her own network titled,
the Oprah Winfrey Network.
JK Rowling
Very few people knew that the Harry Potter creator used to be a broke single
mother before she revealed it in an interview. Rowling relied on welfare to
survive before coming up with her signature character, Harry Potter. All of her
circumstances changed when she published her first novel in 1997. Harry Potter
became an instant hit leading to several book deals, movies and toy product
sales. Today, the Harry Potter series is one of the most popular franchises and
the world. Rowling's creativity has helped to make her a billionaire.
Ursula Burns
Ursula Burns did not let a poor upbringing deter her from her goal of becoming a
female CEO. She excelled at math and science at a time when women were being
dissuaded from taking these courses. Burns used her academic prowess to land an
internship at Xerox. She proceeded to work her way up the company ladder using
ingenuity and hard work. Today, Burns is the chief executive officer at Xerox
which makes her the first African American CEO of a Fortune 500 Company. This is
quite an accomplishment considering the fact that there are only 16 female CEO's
of Fortune 500 companies.
Indra Nooyi
Indra Nooyi did not grow up poor but she did come from a self-described "humble
middle class" environment in India. Nooyi has risen from her humble beginnings
to be voted the most powerful woman of the year in 2010 by Fortune Magazine. She
demonstrated her strong work ethic by working as a receptionist at night to find
money to pay her college tuition. All of her work paid off as she landed
positions at top firms Johnson & Johnson and Motorola upon graduation. Nooyi is
now the CEO at PepsiCo earning more than $10 million dollars in compensation
last year.
Zhang Xin
The story of Zhang Xin is an inspiration to anyone anywhere. She grew up poor in
China and worked as a factory worker for years until saving enough money to
leave her homeland and attend college. After graduating from college, her
fortunes changed as she went to work for investment firm Goldman Sachs. She
eventually branched out and started her own property development company known
as SOHO. Her property management company became wildly successful giving Xin a
net worth of $2 billion dollars today. That is not bad at all for a self-made
woman.
Olivia Lum
Olivia Lum has worked since her early years in Malaysia when she got a job as a
rubber tapper to help pay her adopted family's bills. Lum managed to work during
her formative years while attending school at the same time. She eventually
rounded up $16,000 by selling her possessions to start a water treatment company
called Hyflux. Lum's ambition made Hyflux a success and Lum a very wealthy
woman. She is one of the 20th richest people in Singapore with a net worth of
over $325 million dollars.
The Bottom Line
As you can see from these examples, you do not have to be born with a silver
spoon in your mouth to find success. These entrepreneurs were able to use their
intellects and skills to reach the top of the business marketplace.
http://finance.yahoo.com/news/6-Female-Entrepreneurs-Who-investopedia-3884663175\
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