نتائج التوجيهي عشيرة الحجازين العام الدراسي 2008-2009

نتائج التوجيهي
بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم
نتائج التوجيهي للعام الدراسي 2009
مع تمنيات القوات المسلحة مديرية تكنولوجيا المعلومات
للجميع بالنجاح
ادخل اسم العائلة
حجازين
عدد الطلاب : 68
النتيجة	رقم الجلوس	الاسم
93.4 ناجــح	88381	شرف يوسف سالم الحجازين
92.6 ناجــح	58989	ديما رائد سالم حجازين
92.6 ناجــح	105087	عزيزه عادل عواد حجازين
92.5 ناجــح	101706	طلال بسام فريح حجازين
89.8 ناجــح	118958	سهاد جهاد يعقوب الحجازين
89.7 ناجــح	62804	ندين موريس ميخائيل الحجازين
89.4 ناجــح	118897	مادلين سميح سليمان حجازين
88.4 ناجــح	39797	لانا تركي عبد الله الحجازين
87.7 ناجــح	116844	دعاء عريف مفضي حجازين
85.6 ناجــح	103737	اسيل معزي سليم حجازين
85.3 ناجــح	65406	لما سليمان عايد الحجازين
83.0 ناجــح	82868	اسيل خضر جميل الحجازين
81.9 ناجــح	101707	عامر رزق يوسف حجازين
81.8 ناجــح	116959	صبا نبيل جادالله حجازين
81.6 ناجــح	118974	نهال منذر مشيل حجازين
80.5 ناجــح	121036	دينا عوني خليل حجازين
80.3 ناجــح	101104	هبه فيصل جميل الحجازين
80.3 ناجــح	101113	وعد زيد سالم حجازين
77.3 ناجــح	101710	عمار فايز عطاالله حجازين
76.9 ناجــح	99481	عماد باسم سالم حجازين
76.7 ناجــح	103738	بيرتا فخري خليل حجازين
76.5 ناجــح	115862	عدي عفيف الياس حجازين
76.2 ناجــح	134857	يزيد عبيدالله عطاالله حجازين
76.1 ناجــح	121038	رزان نشات عيد حجازين
76.0 ناجــح	85552	مرادي عبيد الله عطا الله حجازين
75.8 ناجــح	82877	مارينا زيدان بولص الحجازين
74.3 ناجــح	134771	فهد سالم خلف الحجازين
72.4 ناجــح	120931	يوسف زهير خليل حجازين
72.3 ناجــح	13667	رعد فارس صالح الحجازين
71.5 ناجــح	120925	موسى عماد موسى الحجازين
71.5 ناجــح	103749	سيما عيسى جريس الحجازين
71.2 ناجــح	121049	نيفين فائق جميل حجازين
70.5 ناجــح	102866	عمار عماد عيسى الحجازين
70.0 ناجــح	86574	نسرين عوض موسى الحجازين
69.2 ناجــح	86319	يزن عامر شكري حجازين
66.8 ناجــح	116952	اسيل حيدر مبارك حجازين
63.8 ناجــح	136785	وسيم شاهر صالح الحجازين
62.1 ناجــح	39500	امجد حنا يعقوب الحجازين
61.3 ناجــح	101077	صفاء مروان فريد حجازين
مكمـل جامعه وناجــح سوق بمعدل 72.5	134780	مؤيد سمير نايف الحجازين
مكمـل جامعه وناجــح سوق بمعدل 58.1	128026	خليل صالح خليل حجازين
مكمـل جامعه ومكمـل سوق	136634	فيصل توفيق ابراهيم حجازين
مكمـل جامعه ومكمـل سوق	133552	نظام عصر مفضي الحجازين
مكمـل	85097	ليث سامح جميل الحجازين
مكمـل	84911	مروان رؤوف فؤاد الحجازين
مكمـل	39501	بشار رزق عوده حجازين
مكمـل	86309	خليل زهير خليل حجازين
مكمـل	33913	جميل عيسى جميل حجازين
مكمـل	50919	يعقوب عطا الله جميل حجازين
مكمـل	82045	يوسف راتب خلف حجازين
مكمـل	145973	سلوى سميح جميل الحجازين
مكمـل	118436	شادي يوسف جميل حجازين
مكمـل	9145	صدام فخرى سليمان حجازين
مكمـل	118320	زيد فائق خليل حجازين
مكمـل	38135	شرين بشاره جريس الحجازين
مكمـل	118357	عدي رائد جمال حجازين
مكمـل	85557	هديل وليم خليل حجازين
مكمـل	85107	نمر يوسف ابراهيم الحجازين
مكمـل	64894	وائل حسن عيد الحجازين
غير مستكمل جامعه وناجــح سوق بمعدل 60.9	130469	رمزي يوسف فريح الحجازين
غير مستكمل	115902	اشرف سليمان توما حجازين
غير مستكمل	38482	غرام سليم سالم الحجازين
استنفد حقه جامعه واستنفد حقه سوق	137610	عدي عدنان عواد الحجازين
استنفد حقه	37917	ميلاد عبد الله كمال الحجازين
استنفد حقه	85175	مؤيد عوده ابراهيم القلانزه الحجازين
استنفد حقه	85583	امل سلامه عياده الحجازين
استنفد حقه	101321	عرين سمير مخائيل الحجازين
استنفد حقه	12444	ولاء ماضي مسعد حجازين
	68	عدد الطلاب:
	57.35	نسبة الناجحين:
شرف يوسف سالم الحجازين	93.40	أعلى معدل:
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“عطوفة محافظ الكرك فواز ارشيدات يعلن إغلاق مزارع الخنازير في بلدة السماكية والتخلص من الخنازير بطريقة “الرمي بالرصاص

عطوفة محافظ الكرك فواز ارشيدات يؤكد إغلاق مزارع الخنازير في بلدة السم

معقول؟ ممكن؟ خلينا نستنى!

Highest mark ever in medicine saw it today clinical psychology 89/100 got 46 in the final exam… yahooo! Should I become a pscyhiatrist?

The Highest Average in Tawjihi 2009 in Jordan: 99.1% by Qutaibeh Hassan Sabha. By chance, Moabite meets “Hassan”!

[In the photo on the left, you can see the old man whom I met. The photo shows Hassan Sabha celebrating the average of  his son, Qutaibeh. I found it in Alghad newspaper website.
In the photo on the right, the marks of Qutaibeh. The lowest of which is the Arabic Language mark 66/70]

Finally, I have something interesting to write about. “Travel More… You will see more!” Truly, if I stayed in Smakieh, I would never have had the chance of meeting this person I met today. How lucky was I to get this chance! I am really proud to write about it in my Blog!

 

Yesterday, I arrived in Irbid at my brother’s. I left Smakieh at 10:25 and arrived in Irbid little before 4 o’clock. It was a very long journey!

 

Who did Moabite meet? Why does he feel very happy now?

 

Minutes ago, I was searching to buy empty DVDs in Yarmook University Street in Irbid. شارع الجامعة I entered this computer shop. There were 3 Omani girls standing inside. I ignored them and immediately headed to the vendor. The vendor, a young guy aged 28 year-old as I deduced from our later conversation, was talking to an old man. As soon as I neared them, the old man spoke to me. His voice was very soft. His hair was totally white. He was about 1.7 M tall. A very huge smile was drawn on this man’s face. He was very happy. Why? You don’t usually find extremely happy people around you in Jordan!

 

“He says that my son’s marks are not real!” He told me happily, proudly and as if he knew me!

For moments, I didn’t understand what was going on. What is this old man talking about? I thought. The old man then continued, “…average is 99.1%” Suddenly, I knew what he was talking about. I did not only understand that it is about some student’s marks in Tawjihi, but also, I knew the student who got those marks. Yes, how can’t I? The average of 99.1% was got by only one student in Jordan. This student is named, “Qutaibeh!” I saw him on Jordan TV.

 

-         “Qutaibeh!” I said, after little thinking. I said it like a happy student answering a question.

 

I was right. The man who was standing in front of me was the father of the First student in Tawjihi of 2009. How happy was I! I was then happier than the proud father himself!

 

Next thing I did, without hesitation, was shaking hands with the proud father. Because he was catching firmly to his son’s marks, he took some time to shake my hands.

 

I decided to make advantage of this extraordinary meeting. I acted like a reporter. I wanted to write the information I get in my Blog.

 

-         “Did your son prepare to Tawjihi a year before?” This was my first question. Actually, I was very quick and very confused that my question wasn’t comprehensible.

-         “What is your son going to study?” I changed my question.

-         “Medicine!” He answered even more proudly.

-         “Where?” I said as if remembering a very important question. Will he study in USA? Britain? He can choose whatever country to study in, won’t he? Won’t he be given a scholarship by the Ministry of Education? I think that he will choose the USA. I thought.

-         “Jordan University of Science and Technology!” This is where his son will study. I was amazed. Why?

-         “But why?”

-         “It is better!” The father simply said. He elaborated vaguely, “Irbid… here… relatives…” He finally said, “He will get a scholarship!” The father was in a hurry. I asked him to see the marks.

-         “Can I see them?” I asked him. “So that I can say that I saw the marks of the student who got the highest average in whole Jordan.” I said. The father didn’t comment. He simply held the orange-colored paper in front of me. “100…110″ Then I stopped, I noticed the Arabic Language mark, it was 66. I asked him about the reason. I can’t recall exactly what he answered.

 

The father then started to walk. I asked, then from a distance, “Are you a doctor?” “I am an Engineer!” He answered with the same smile still drawn on his face. “Where can I find a scanner?” He asked the vendor from a distance. I guess that he wants to hang a copy of the marks in his house. Why wouldn’t he!

 

Next, I talked to the vendor. “Do you know that that man’s son got the highest average in Jordan?” “I just remembered that I finished Tawjihi 10 years ago!” He stupidly answered to hide his ignorance. To make it worst, he started to say how people who are successful in “Schools” are not always “successful” in life. What is more, he argued that the most successful physician failed many times before succeeding. I was interested in this last comment, so I asked him to give me an example. “… I don’t recall!” That’s how our conversation ended and I started to talk about what brought me into the shop, “4 DVDs… One JD?” I bought four.

English Village in Mu’tah University by Peace Corps Volunteers: Chris, Adam, Nataly, and Rachel. In addition to the coordination of Dr. Layla Omari

It is hard to disagree with the proverb that “you know the importance of something only when you lose it”.

 

I really enjoyed it… The most beautiful part, getting to now new people. I love Adam the most because he knows how to create and manage debates!

I respect Dr. Hani Azzawi!

I thought of writing something I love… Smakieh… Fr. Rif’at… Hijazeen… Dr. Hani’s name poped into my mind… Firstly, I wrote that I loved him… I changed my mind… This sentence is imprecise! I don’t love Dr. Hani! I respect him!

A very funny post by Hareega

* David Letterman: “Anybody here from Minnesota? Congratulations, you have a brand new senator, our old friend, Al Franken. Al is an interesting guy. Went from being a comedian to politician. George Bush, the other way around.”

* Barack Obama visited Ghana. He was expecting people there to commend the US on electing a black president, but the Ghanaians said it’s no big deal. So far they have elected 12 black men to be their president

* If you’re a doctor and you have patients who wake up after a few days of being unconscious, it’s not cool to tell them it’s 2013. Sometimes they might believe you.

For the whole Post:

http://hareega.blogspot.com/2009/07/miiiikro-blogging-for-tamooz-2009-ala.html

*. I am just interested to know if blogspot.com can discoever if a certain blog is linking to your blog. Will my blog be shown in he section called:  “Links to this post”. This is my first time to try it!

One improtant thing, this entry is really very funny. I am not only testing this service by blogger.com!

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Joining Technorati.com… Don’t know what the heck it is! Surely, it will improve the ranking of my blog

Will an Thai-American Called Jackson Cha visit Smakieh?

Last year, when good luck lead me to the Christian Alliance Church near the 3rd circle, I met very nice people. I forgot the names of all the volunteers, except two: The first one’s name is similar to that of a famous singer-Justin. The other one, is a very optimistic, open-minded, and jolly young man. Jackson!

From the first day we went out in a walk on-foot, I felt like I know this guy for years! Immediately after that, I thought that I must invite this new friend of mine to my house. But why invite him?

It is a tradition of Bedouins, and Jordanians in general, to invite worthy people whom they meet into their houses. If you want to show your respect to a visiting person, then you invite him to your house. On the other hand, not any guest is simply invited. Oprah Winfrey put it in a nice way, “If you invite a person into your house, then you are inviting him into yourself!”

Based on the importance of this guest, a meal will be prepared. The most prestigious meal that you can ever prepare is a Mansaf. But if your guest is American, as I was told, then Magloubeh can be a very fierce competitor of Mansaf!

Sorrowfully, God allowed me to be born in a tiny village more than 120 KMs south of Amman. The only times a person would sneer at this village then this is because of its distance from Amman.

“Would Jackson accept my invitation?” I thought a lot of this question. At the end, I stopped thinking. I remembered what Jackson answered when I asked him how another fellow volunteer of him simply accepted an invitation from me, a person whom he barely knows, “You are a Christian!” He simply answered! Jackson then explained how they would trust a person just because he is a Christian.

Back then, I was baffled! How could they trust a person they don’t know? Even if this person is Christian, will you agree to eat in his house? How Christianity can allow you to trust people you don’t know? This can be written in the bible, but practically, this is not applicable. I never thought of finding an answer! The volunteers, and Jackson is one of them of course, are an example of dedication, altruism, optimism, free giving, and people whom you enjoy their company.

But this year, I find myself reconsidering my not finding answer. It no longer makes sense! Does Christianity, the religion of my parents, confer such characteristics? I look on the world around me and I sorrowfully find no much difference between believers of different religions. We are all human beings with the same mistakes, sins and same prejudices against each other!

Do you remember the dollar you gave me after signing it? I was very proud of this dollar that I kept it in my wallet and did take it out every time I met friends, relatives, and of course, my family members. I then would tell how a Christian Thai-American visited my old rented apartment in Hashmi Shmali. I would then tell how this American and his fellow volunteers said how they trusted me just because I am a Christian!!!

All but one of the people I told the story to were smiling and contemplating about what they have just heard. What did this person say? He gave me a little shock. I just ignored his ‘silly’ comment. But now, if I tell him that my American friend ran from visiting my house, he will be happy because his ‘silly’ comment will prove to be correct. How did he “trust” thing of my new friends?

“They have a goal!” He explained. “No one trusts others that simply!” He continued. “They are Evangelicals. Right? This is how evangelicals work! They befriend you so that you trust them and then convert from your old denomination to theirs!” He then finished, “Nothing is free! A person, who gives, wants something in return!”

I don’t know what to say? Is what he said correct? I don’t know and I don’t want to know! But if I told him that my friend is refusing to visit me, then he would surely…

Summary:
I learnt that friendship cannot be attained easily. It doesn’t matter if your friend is Christian or not! Think of the person in front of you as a human being!
Christianity teaches very beautiful and nice principles. However, they are hard to be executed in real-life. Will a person from another country immediately accept your invitation to a lunch, even as tempting as Mansaf? Noooooooo! This only can happen according to biblical teachings! Some of those teachings, if not most, are not observed by many Christians!

Daniele Ghassan Hijazeen… An Engineer in the Faculty of Agriculture in Mu’tah University

[05.06.09: Daniele is here checking the car of my Uncle, Fr. Riad Jameel Hijazeen, whom car didn’t want to start. Daniele didn’t know how to help. “Everything in the car is different!” He said as he did nothing to find the problem. We had to bring son of Hatmal Halaseh to fix the problem. Neither Daniele nor Abu Ibraheem knew how to fix it!]

Today, we had our first exam of Horticulture course. Daniele is my cousin. Formerly, I used to refer to him in my Blog as Samuel (Do you agree with me Mr. Sammer Hijazeen?).

Samuel… sorry… Daniel was a supervisor of the exam. The doctor brought Daniele with him to help watch students during the exam. I was amazed when I heard the loud voice of Daniele ordering this student and that to stop cheating. How courageous was he!

Before I entered the class, I saw Daniele sitting with the doctor. I didn’t know what to do? Should I greet him? Wouldn’t some student say that “a supervisor helped Moabite in the exam”? I didn’t want these rumors to spread… I just ascended the stares of the large hall. I was sitting in the middle of the 160+ seat hall when Daniele spotted me. I turned red! What should I do?

Next thing, I was waving my hand. I didn’t say a word. I hoped nobody will notice; the hall was full of students. Not less than 10 were medical students, my colleagues who all knew who Moabite is. I only thought of the idea of some students rumoring that Moabite’s relative was a supervisor… You continue the rumor!

My face turned as red as a ripe tomato. I looked as a shy child clinging to the dress of his mother. Daniele shouted from far below, “How are you?” How I was? Ask me how the rumors will be? I just got redder and redder… I think that I waved my hand to him and signaled toward some students…

Next thing, Daniele was talking to the doctor about me. “What year are you?” He shouted again from below. “Second-Year!” I shouted back, but certainly in a much lower voice. Daniele lowered his head. I didn’t know why. "The doctor whistled and gave a smile…” I don’t want to describe the smile. He understood that I should be a third year student.

We began the exam. Daniele and Yazan Ziadeen, the other supervisor, shouted many times on this student and on another. I didn’t look a cm away from my paper. This is the only time I never see anything of the persons setting beside me. Usually, I can easily find what exam form they have. Today, I didn’t!

Some students finished the exam in less than 10 minutes. Students started to exit the hall. I kept setting because I was thinking thoroughly. I was supposed to wake up at 5:30 this morning. Sorrowfully, I turned off my mobile phone alert and continued sleeping. I woke up at 6:25 How lazy am I!

Finally, I handed over my paper to the doctor. I met Daniele as I was coming out of the hall, “Ya’t’eek Al-Aafieh” said I in a low voice. A normal student greeting a teacher he had just supervised his exam.  A tiny smile drew on my face. He smiled back, “Allah Ya’afeak!”

I believe he understood. We don’t know each other. Do we? I didn’t talk to him since this then. Tomorrow, I will tell my parents to visit my Aunt Umm Ziad so as to thank him… Just knowing that someone is there to support you…

Today, I made sure not to embarrass my cousin by cheating although many students were. Will my mark… I don’t know and don’t know if this is ethical or not… What will you do if you were in my place? Cheat?

After revising my answers, I only found 2 definite wrong answers. Will I get 23/25? Will the doctor bring the marks tomorrow?

Peace Corps in Karak

Today, I finished this first week of English Village in Mu’tah University. These lessons are given freely by American Volunteers of this amazing American Governmental Organization; Peace Corps. [I thank Chris for the spelling of Corps!]

Of the four teachers who taught us, I only knew Chris. I met new 3 volunteers; Funny and Confident Adam, Courageous and Funny Rachel Cleary, Beautiful Nataly.

I don’t remember this saying exactly but is says,

When you are 25, you differ than what you were when a child only by two things: The Books you read, and the people you met.

Yes, meeting people add things to your personality. Those 4 people added a lot! To improve my personality, i want to learn a thing from each one of them! What will it be? Its early to decide… But they are people you should learn from… How lucky am I to meet them!

Peace Corps… Thank you! What can I say more?

Omar Qasem Btoosh, in the USA

[ May of 2006: Omar Btoosh doing a speech during the graduation ceremony of the 5th batch in Latin Patriarchate High School\ Wassieh]

Omar is a second year medical student in Mu’tah University. He has no courses in this summer semester. He invested the months of summer to register in a company that gave him the chance to ‘travel and work’ in the USA. Actually, the name of this company\agency is Work and Travel. The name fits it 100%!

Gaith Adaileh, another friend of ours, told me that Omar works as a Cashier. He receives 10$ an hour. How profitable is working in the USA! No matter how much money he will generate, will he dramatically improve his English? Sure he will! We are talking about 3 months of living in an English-speaking country!

Omar is not the only one who participated in this job. His brother and 2 other students accompanied him. What is the chance that either of them will refuse to come back to Jordan? Will a Jordanian university student forgot about attaining a university degree in Jordan in return for living in the USA? What do you think? Will any one of them stick in the USA? It is a hard idea!

Good luck dear Omar! Wishing you to improve your English to a degree that you will find it so much easier to study Medicine in English!

The Sound of Harmony Band of Boston is performing in Karak, Jordan

The above band is supposedly to perform in Karak this evening. I read an Ad in Alghad newspaper yesterday evening. This activity is one of the very first activities of the Jordan Vestival. They specified the date but not the time.

I searched in google news… I searched in Jordanian Newspapers websites but never found an answer. The best I could find was in Alrai newspaper. It only confirmed to me that the event will be held today’s evening in Marj, Karak. But when?

Today’s morning, before 8 o’clcok, No Ad was hanged on the north gate of Mu’tah university. Where can I find the timing? Please…

I will Kall Mazen Kheetan to inquire;  he lives in Marj. maybe he saw an Ad on his way to university.

If it turned out that I have no exam tomorrow, I will make sure to attend this event held by this American band.

Googling the name of this band gave me no clear results. Either the name is wrong, or, maybe the band is not very famous. Will a famous and very prestigous band agree to perform in a small place like Karak?

Since I put the name of this band as the title of my post, will this post appear in google search engine when a person want to get information about this mysterious band? Will my post be one of the top 10 results?

Lets wait and see… In the mean time, dear reader, if you arrived to my blog through google after searching for “The Sound of Harmony Band!” Can you publish this interesting information in the “comment” section below… Thanks!