monologue

سلام الله عليكم

Why do I feel like I’m such a bore ?

بسم الله توكلت على الله

سلام الله عليكم

Walau apa pun natijahnya nanti,
ingat;
Allah knows best.

I rest my affairs completely on You, ya ‘Aleem…

Rabbana, yassir lana wa la tu’assir, waj’alna minan najihin…

بسم الله توكلت على الله

yang mohon didoakan

سلام الله عليكم

Macam mana kita nak sekalipun, kalau Allah belum nak beri, kita tetap tak dapat.
Allah kan lagi tawu ?
Yang penting kita usaha, doa dan tawakkal.
Selebihnya tu urusan Tuhan kan ?

Doakan semuanya baik-baik ye di sini.
Nervous ni tak bedek.
Doakan hati ini tenang.
Doakan diri ini tetap teguh dengan pendirian.
Doakan walau apapun natijahnya nanti, saya akan dapat menerimanya dengan lapang hati.
Doakan k!
Kulluhu khair, insyaAllah…

«…اللهم لا سهل إلا ما جعلته سهلاً فإنك تجعل الحزن إذا شئت سهلاً»


Whatever that is meant to be,
will work out perfectly..

smack it off

سلام الله عليكم

22 October 2009, 07:30 P.M
Piercing pain on the lower part of the stomach.

I only feel that when I am freakingly scared, or ridiculously nervous.

In this case, it’s both. Haha.

My remedy. I need my remedy…

Present
Man! The flies here are insanely persistent!

By the way, how would you react if I tell you I’ve already been imagining of the things I would do when I’m back home next year ? Heh.
I miss home. I miss home and those close to my heart. Those wonderful, wonderful people close to my heart.

You can if you want to, you know. You can, if you really want to.
Just. Try. Harder.
Please..

my Siti Marizzah

سلام الله عليكم

I can’t express how much you mean to me.
Words can never do justice.
I just want you to know,
that no matter where I am,
no matter how long life seperates us apart,
you will always be in my prayers.
You will always be my bestest girlfriend.

Happy birthday, My Marizzah.
My Siti Marizzah…

I wish you all the best.
because you deserve nothing but the best
:’)

not like you

سلام الله عليكم

He’s not like you.

He is not like you.

Dia bukan macam tu.
Dia tak macam orang lain.
Dia tak macam awak.
Dia tak ade sikit pun macam awak.

staying loyal

سلام الله عليكم

“abang takde pape nak bagi pade jah..”

“jah tak nak pape bang”

“selalu cakap macam tu.. isteri orang ade intan berlian, isteri abang..?”

“isteri abang ade abang..”

((:

none other

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i hate crowds, i hate loudness and i hate rowdiness! says:
gedebush!!!

atiQah ; I’m gonna be with you~ says:
kebaboooom

i hate crowds, i hate loudness and i hate rowdiness! says:
arghhh….
mati

atiQah ; I’m gonna be with you~ says:
ma merepek maaaaaa
hahahaha

i hate crowds, i hate loudness and i hate rowdiness! says:
dah mati takleh reply

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hehe.
That’s my mother.
She’s not like any other mothers.
She’s mine.
I love her.
And I miss her so...

“Cintamu duhai ibunda
Oh tiada tandingannya
Bak lilin membakar diri
Menyinar hidupku ini
Duhai ibunda tercinta
Kau ratu kau penyeri
Menyuluh cahaya dikamar jiwa

Kasihmu ibu pengubat diriku
Sepenuh hatiku hanyalah untukmu..”

Rabbi ighfirli waliwalidayya, warhamhuma kama rabbayaani soghiraa..

Jalan itu memang begitu.

سلام الله عليكم

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” Aku pernah hampir berputus asa. Pernah menyoal di manakah kesudahan usahaku dan rakan-rakan menyeru manusia kepada-Mu. Seandainya aku berputus asa dan berhenti dari menyampai, rugilah Karim, rugilah aku, dunia dan Akhirat.

Tatkala pertemuan aku dan Karim setahun dua yang lalu berlaku tanpa diduga, aku sering menjadikan kisah ini sebagai kata perangsang buat generasi adik-adik yang sedang menyambung mata rantai dakwah di kampus dan sekolah. Jangan berputus asa, jangan kecewa dan berasa lemah tidak berupaya.

Setiap kali kita bercakap seruan dakwah, cakap itu sebenarnya sampai.

Biar pun ia disambut dengan ejekan dan caci makian, ia sudah pun tembus ke telinga, mata, otak dan hatinya.

Dia mungkin meremehkannya di depan dirimu.

Namun akan sampai harinya, mutiara pemberianmu dikutipnya sebagai bekal menuju perubahan.

Berlapang dadalah kalian wahai adik-adik di medan dakwah.

Jalan itu memang begitu.

Tugasmu bukan memaksa perubahan, tetapi sebagai penyampai pesan… “

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“Oleh itu berikanlah sahaja peringatan kepada manusia, dan janganlah berdukacita kiranya ada yang menolaknya, kerana sesungguhnya engkau hanyalah seorang pemberi ingatan; Bukanlah engkau seorang yang berkuasa memaksa mereka (menerima ajaran Islam yang engkau sampaikan itu)” [al-Ghasyiah 88: 21-22]

;extracted from Ustaz Hasrizal’s blog.

Read it more here. :)

wAllahu Musta’an…

regarding fasting

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1.Should he start with the six days of Shawwaal before making up missed fasts, if there are not enough days left?

Is it permissible to fast the six days of Shawwaal before making up days that I did not fast in Ramadaan, if there is not enough time left in the month to do both? May Allaah reward you with good.

Praise be to Allaah.

Fasting six days of Shawwaal is dependent upon having completed the Ramadaan fast, according to the correct view. This is indicated by the words of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him): “Whoever fasts Ramadaan then follows it with six days of Shawwaal, it will be as if he fasted a lifetime.” Narrated by Muslim, 1164.

The conjunction thumma (then) indicates that this must be done in this order. This indicates that the fast of Ramadaan must be completed first (by observing the Ramadaan fast and making up any missed fasts), then after that one may fast the six days of Shawwaal, so as to attain the reward mentioned in the hadeeth.

The one who still owes missed Ramadaan fasts is said to have fasted part of Ramadaan; we cannot say that he has fasted Ramadaan.

But if a person has an excuse that kept him from fasting the six days of Shawwaal in Shawwaal because he had to make up missed fasts – such as a woman who was bleeding followed childbirth and spent all of Shawwaal making up for Ramadaan – then she may fast six days of Shawwaal in Dhu’l-Qa’dah, because she was excused. Similarly for anyone who has an excuse it is prescribed to make up the six days of Shawwaal in Dhu’l-Qa’dah, after making up the missed Ramadaan fasts. But the one who lets the month of Shawwaal go by without fasting these days and with no excuse, will not attain this reward.

Shaykh Ibn ‘Uthaymeen was asked: What if a woman owes days from Ramadaan – is it permissible for her to give precedence to fasting the six days of Shawwaal over making up the days she owes, or should she give priority to the days she owes over fasting the six days of Shawwaal?

He replied: If a woman still owes days from Ramadaan, then she should not fast the six days of Shawwaal until after she has made up what she owes, because the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: “Whoever fasts Ramadaan then follows it with six days of Shawwaal…” Whoever still has days to make up from Ramadaan has not fasted Ramadaan, so she will not attain the reward of fasting the six days of Shawwaal until after she has finished making up the days she owes. If we assume that this making up missed fasts lasts throughout Shawwaal, such as if a woman was bleeding following childbirth and did not fast at all in Ramadaan, then she started to make up her missed fasts in Shawaal and did not finish that until Dhu’l-Qa’dah began, then she may fast the six days, and she will have the reward of one who fasted them in Shawwaal, because she delayed it for a necessary reason, so she will have the reward.

Majmoo’ al-Fataawa, 20/19.

See also questions no. 4082 and 7863.
In addition to that, it is obligatory to make up missed fasts for the one who had an excuse, indeed that is part of this pillar of Islam. Based on this, hastening to do it and to discharge this duty takes priority over doing actions that are mustahabb.

2.Fasting with the intention of both making up a missed fast and observing a voluntary fast.

Is it permissible to observe a voluntary fast with two intentions, the intention of making up a missed Ramadaan fast and the intention of observing a Sunnah fast? What is the ruling on fasting with regard to those who are travelling or sick? If they are able to fast, will it be accepted from them or not?

Praise be to Allaah.

It is not permissible to observe a voluntary fast with two intentions, the intention of making up a missed fast and the intention of observing a Sunnah fast.

It is better for the traveller who is travelling a short distance not to fast, but if he fasts that will be good enough. It is better for one who finds it too difficult to fast because of sickness not to fast. If he knows or thinks it most likely that fasting will harm him or lead to his death then he must break his fast, so as to ward off harm. Whatever the case, both the traveller and the one who is sick have to make up the fasts they missed in Ramadaan on other days, but if they fast even though that causes them hardship, that is valid.

And Allaah is the Source of strength.

Fataawa al-Lajnah al-Daa’imah li’l-Buhooth al-‘Ilmiyyah wa’l-Ifta’, 10/383

source : Islam QA