HAPPY EID MUBARAK J
Wednesday, 26 September 2012
Meaning Independence Day of Me,,
Assalamualaikum and Happy Independence to you,,
MALAYSIA!!!!
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MERDEKA! MERDEKA! MERDEKA!!
31
OGOS 1957,,
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31
OGOS 1957,,
-MALAYSIA-
...free from all of violence and as a islamic country must being a peace...
...but not necessarily we must to celebrate it until to forget the God...
...we must know that freedom is from Allah...
That's all for me :)
person that i admire the most
COMPLETE DJ AZHAR BIODATA Idrus
Full Name: Ustaz Azhar Idrus
Date of Birth: February 12, 1964
Age: 48 Years
Origin: Kuala Terengganu, Terengganu.
Career: Preachers & Speakers Free
Educational Background:
Primary Hj. Mohd Sharif, Alor Setar, Kedah.
Secondary school subscribes to Alor Setar, Kedah. (Forms 1 and 2)
Sultan Sulaiman Secondary School, Kuala Terengganu (Form 3 to 6)
Hobbies: Photography
Wife: Rogayah Binti Sulung (42), Wan Halimatun Nisa’ Binti Wan Mohd Nor (26)
children: Nur Madihah Asyiqin (20), Nur Farhah (19), Mohd Faqihuddin (18), Mohd Zuhaili (16), Ikhwan Najmi (14), Khairul Mukmin (7), Rasydan (6).
Hopefully Ustaz Azhar Idrus continue to be blessed by God Almighty to spread Islam to the people of Malaysia and the people in general. InshaAllah .. ;-)
Tuesday, 25 September 2012
Tuesday, 18 September 2012
JOURNEY TO MY HOMETOWN
Hari Raya Aidilfitri (read : Eid Mubarak) is just around the corner.
I’m not yet plan my journey back to my hometown. It’s always a last minute decision since my hometown is just about one and a half hour from where I’m staying now. Celebrating Raya as a child is more enjoyable. How I wish I can be in that time again..
Some photo I shoot using my handphone while driving back to my hometown last year Raya maybe.. enjoy
“COUNTRY ROAD… TAKE ME HOME…”
“TO THE PLACE..I BELONG…”
Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri, Maaf Zahir Batin
Tazkirah Benefits of Ramadan
Ramadan is a period of fasting, reflection, devotion, generosity and sacrifice observed by Muslims around the world. While major holidays of other faiths have largely become commercialized events, Ramadan retains its intense spiritual meaning.
The word "Ramadan" comes from the Arabic root word for "parched thirst" and "sun-baked ground." It is expressive of the hunger and thirst felt by those who spend the month in fasting. As opposed to other holidays, when people often indulge, Ramadan is by nature a time of sacrifice.Through fasting, a Muslim experiences hunger and thirst, and sympathizes with those in the world who have little to eat every day.Through increased devotion, Muslims feel closer to their Creator, and recognize that everything we have in this life is a blessing from Him.Through increased charity, Muslims develop feelings of generosity and good-will toward others. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) once said, "A man's wealth is never diminished by charity."Through self-control, a Muslim practices good manners, good speech, and good habits.Through changing routines, Muslims have a chance to establish more healthy lifestyle habits -- particularly with regards to diet and smoking.Through family and community gatherings, Muslims strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood, in their own communities and throughout the world.Ramadan is a very special time for Muslims, but the feelings and lessons we experience should stay with us throughout the year. In the Qur'an, Muslims are commanded to fast so that they may "learn self-restraint" (Qur'an 2:183). This restraint and devotion is especially felt during Ramadan, but we all must strive to make the feelings and attitudes stay with us during our "normal" lives. That is the true goal and test of Ramadan.May Allah accept our fasting, forgive our sins, and guide us all to the Straight Path. May Allah bless us all during Ramadan, and throughout the year, with His forgiveness, mercy, and peace, and bring us all closer to Him and to each other.
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