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What it's like to be a Muslim in America | Dalia Mogahed

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Name/ NPM :  Khofifatudzikriyah/121060020
Date	: 4 July 2022
Source	: YouTube
Length	: 16.17 minutes
Title of Topic	: What's it's like to be a Muslim in America

Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

1. Oppressed = Tertindas
2. Portraying = menggambarkan
3.  Wrestled = bergulat
4. Unattainable = tak tercapai
5. Passively= pasif
6. Surrender = menyerah
7. Crouched  = membungkuk
8. Congregated =  berkumpul
9. Accusation = tuduhan
10. Rid = singkirkan
11. Lethal = mematikan
12. Inventors = penemuan
13. Faith = iman
14. Coverage = cankupan
15. Prevent = mencegah
16. Prominent = terkemuka
17.  Cleric = ulama
18. Rage = kemarahan
19. Prevented = dicegah
20. Prejudice = prasangka
21. Curtail = batas
22. Spiked = berduri
23. Eroding= mengikis
24. Guilth = rasa bersalah
25. Accomplished = selesai

Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

     One study found that 80% of news coverage about Islam and Muslims is negative.  And studies show that Americans say that most America don't know a Muslim.
     When dalia was 17 she started to be a Muslim.  And decided to wear hijab.  All her family say "why you oppressing yourself".  It was actually at that time a feminist declaration of independence from the pressure she felt when she was 17 y.o, to conform to a perfect and unattainable standard of beauty.  She didn't passively accept the faith of her parents, she wrested the Qur'an she read, reflected, questioned and doubted and ultimately believed.
     September 2001 there's a news about bombings in the name of terrorists.  Somebody else's action had turned her from a citizen to a suspect, because she is Muslim.  For the first time in her life, she felt afraid for anyone to know that she was a Muslim.  When he moved to Batu City and lived in a new apartment he turned on the television with news warning from the national Muslim organization saying that "be aware" "be alert" "stay in well-lit areas" "don't congregate".  She stayed inside in apartment for 1 week.  There were many incidents at that time, ranging from the massacre of many Muslims and the bombing of mosques.  Even if it wasn't their fault.
    In America, many say that Muslims are tumors.  Muslims are not tumors but vital organs.  There are many misunderstandings made by other groups to bring down Islam.  They spread bad rumors of Islam that make people start hating Islam.  It's worth watching out for they really brainwash everyone.
     An example of a bad group is ISIS.  ISIS is has as much to do with Islam as the ku klux clan has to do with Christianity.  Both groups claim to base their ideology on their holy book.  But when you look at them they're not motivated by what they read in the holy book.  It's their brutality that makes their read these things into a scripture.

Reaction (50 words or more): Write your opinion about a main point/ your critical review

In my opinion, such behavior has become a common thing since time immemorial.  We as Muslims need to teach non-Muslims that Muslims are not that cruel.  Muslims are a group that spreads love and compassion among others.  lead the good opinion of Islam to others for the formation of peace.  maybe this is very difficult to do since ancient times, but we must always give love.  The behavior of leading bad opinions about Islam must be followed up because it is tantamount to an act of playing against each other and creating chaos.  we must be wise in examining the information that is spread all over the world, do not be too quick to believe.

Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

The problem I experienced while listening to it was that there were a lot of words I didn't know, to solve it I looked up words I didn't know with a dictionary. I also always repeat the video to be able to understand the message conveyed by the speaker.

Self-assessment

The speed was OK   Maybe

The vocabulary was OK Maybe

The pronunciation was OK Yes

This effect my listening skill Maybe

I think my listening skills are improved Yes

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What it's like to be a Muslim in America | Dalia Mogahed

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When ‘I’ Becomes ‘We’ | Mina Cikara | TEDxCambridge

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Name/ NPM :  Khofifatudzikriyah/121060020
Date : 20 June 2022
Source : YouTube
Length : 18.54 minutes
Title of Topic : When "I" becomes"We"

Vocab journaling between 25 up to 30 words

1. Inning (noun)  = babak
2. Stash (verb) = menyimpan
3. Nasty (adjective) = menjijikkan
4. Willing (verb) = bersedia
5. Tendency (noun) = kecenderungan
6. Prone (adjective) = rentan
7. Behave (adjective) = berperilaku baik
8. Boundaries (noun) = batasan
9. Ancestors (noun) = leluhur
10. Appropriate (adjective) = sesuai
11. Regard (verb) = pandangan
12. Abrasive (adjective) = kasar
13. Dovetail (noun) = pas
14. Loan (verb) = meminjamkan15. Harm (verb) = menyamkiti
16. Opposed (verb) = ditentang
17. Diffusion (noun) = difusi
18. Compasses (noun) = kompas
19. Colleagues (noun) = rekan kerja
20. Unobtrusive (adjective) = rendah hati
21. Region (noun) = wilayah
22. Profound (adjective) = menonjol
23. Attractive (adjective) = menarik
24. Predicted (verb) = diprediksi
25. Ruthless (adjective) = kejam
26. Consequential (adjective) = konsekusial
27. Massive (adjective) = besar
28. Decreased (adjective) = berkurang
29. Reducing (verb) = mengurangi
30. Neglect (verb) = menelantarkan

Summary (100 words or more): Summarize the main points in your own words

One day the speaker went to the baseball stadium with her husband, her husband who is a big fan of the red sox.  speakers is not a fan of baseball, but this time she accompanied her husband.  At first her husband joked a lot with the baseball fans there, but as the game got hotter they started to get aggressive.

The fundamental of human nature is impact to the behave. the tedency to drop right behave us and them. these respon are flexible we're not hapless victim of our evolution or our environment if we're aware of the factors that make us more prone to attacking and harming people of other group, we maybe less subject to those factors. what people behave this way? simply acting as a member groups change how people behave.
Group live also has significant cost, group living produces pressure to compare within group, sometimes making us do and say things we don't otherwise want to to and say it's also the source of intractable conflict between group.

Group continuous to change how people behave they change people expectations of what appropriate. It's always like people have different template a more agressive template.

Reaction (50 words or more): Write your opinion about a main point/ your critical review

In my opinion, changes in the environment can change the way we behave too. When we are in a new environment we tend to be able to adjust to the circumstances. even with something we don't like, we will get used to it and start to blend in.  not infrequently these changes can change our behavior as well. we are required to do things that we are not used to before. people reliable repeat that group on group interactions are significantly more abrasive than their one-on-one interactions. people also rate on going group on the group interaction as more competitive and less cooperative than one-on-one interactions.

Reflection (50 words or more): What you have learned or the problems you have during extensive listening, how did you deal with to solve the problems

The problem I experienced while listening to it was that there were a lot of words I didn't know, to solve it I looked up words I didn't know with a dictionary. I also keep repeating the video because the delivery is still too difficult to understand.
Self-assessment

The speed was OK   Maybe

The vocabulary was OK Maybe

The pronunciation was OK Yes

This effect my listening skill Maybe

I think my listening skills are improved Yes

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When ‘I’ Becomes ‘We’ | Mina Cikara | TEDxCambridge