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"Giveaway : Pelukis Jalanan & Arkitek Jalanan by stnrsyfh"

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 6 Feb 2018 21:49:00 +0800

Assalam guys...

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3. Sekiranya penyertaan melebihi 100 orang , hadiah akan digandakan :")

4. Semua peserta akan dijadikan bloglist February 2018 S.K.

5. Giveaway ini TAMAT pada 17 Februari 2018 . .

GIVEAWAY SOUVENIRS PULAU JEJU BY SITIYANGMENAIP & SALBIAHM

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 27 Jan 2018 22:37:00 +0800

SOUVENIRS YANG BAKAL DIBERIKAN :

3 x Fridge Magnet Pulau Jeju (3 Orang Pemenang)
5 x Keychain Khas Pulau Jeju (5 Orang Pemenang)

Super Simple Sunnah To Be Doing

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 11:25:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum and.... Good Morning...
It's been a long time I haven't post on this blog.. Hahha..
Many reasons- lazy, don't have any idea.. "What topics should I post" and others... Goshhhh..
Lastly, today as we Muslims celebrating our Maulid Rasul Allah, I think maybe I should share something benefits to all Muslims..

Hope you will slowly doing these simple sunnah .. And also pray for me to doing these too.. 😁😁😁

· Begin anything that you're doing with "Bismillah". This ensures that we maintain Allah's blessing on our action, InshaAllah.
· Prophet SAW said "Whoever recites the following du'a when leaving the house, the words will serve as a protection from our enemy that is Shaytaan". [Abu Dawud and Tirmidi]

*Bismillahi, Tawakkaltu, 'alallaha, wa laa hawla wa laa quwwata illah billah*

· When drinking water

Pray "Bismillah" and drink with your right hand
To sit down and drink
Drink by taking three seperate sips not all at once
Say "Alhamdulillah" after drinking.

· Method of cutting nails

· Sunnah for entering and leaving the toilet
· Ibn Umar (R) narrates that the Messenger of Allah (Sallallahu Alayhi Wasallam) said:'Make a regular practice of the Miswaak, for verily, it is healthy for the mouth and it is a Pleasure for the Creator " [Bukhari]
· Abu Hurairah (may Allah be pleased with him) heard the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him) say: 'By Allah! I ask Allah for forgiveness and I repent each day more than seventy times.' [Bukhari]
· Anas (May Allah be pleased with him) reported that he passed by some children and greeted them. Then he said: “Messenger of Allah (sal Allahu alayhi wa sallam) used to do the same.” [Bukhari and Muslim]
· Rasul Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: “Make things easy! And do not make them complicated! Be cheerful! And do not be repulsive.” [Bukhari]

Yes, to smile it is still Sunnah and we should implement it to the fullest

Source

Having A Healthy Liver

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 10:37:00 +0800

It is not something you probably think much about, but your liver is a key player in your body's digestive system.

You need to treat it right so it can stay healthy and do its job.

Liver has several important things to do. It helps clean your blood by getting rid of harmful chemicals that your body
makes. It makes a liquid called bile, which helps you break down fat from food. It also stores sugar called glucose,
which gives you a quick energy boost when you need it.

Taking care of your liver is far more about avoiding what is bad. Here are some ways to keep your liver healthy:

Don't drink a lot of alcohol. It can damage liver cells and lead to the swelling or scarring that becomes cirrhosis,
which can be deadly.

Eat a healthy diet and get regular exercise. You will keep your weight under control, which helps prevent non-
alcoholic fatty liver disease (NAFLD), a condition that leads to cirrhosis.

Watch out for certain medicine. Cholesterol drugs and painkillers like paracetamol can hurt your liver if you take
too much. You may be taking more paracetamol than you realise. Some medicine can hurt your liver if you drink
alcohol when you take them. And some are harmful when combined with other drugs. Talk to your doctor about
your medicine.

Sugar. Too much sugar is not just bad for your teeth, it can harm your liver too. The organ uses one type of sugar,
called fructose, to create fat. Too much refined sugar and high-fructose corn syrup cause a fatty buildup that can
lead to liver disease. Some studies show that sugar can be as damaging to the liver as alcohol, even if you are not
overweight.

Obesity. If you are carrying around extra weight, fat can also build up in your liver cells, which can lead to
NAFLD. It can make the liver swell. Over time, hardened scar tissue can replace healthy tissue (a condition
doctors call cirrhosis). People who are overweight or obese, middle-aged, or have diabetes are at highest
risk of NAFLD.MSG (Monosodium Glutamate). MSG enhances the flavour of many packaged and prepared
foods, from chips to diet drinks. People now a days often go for Thai and Chinese restaurants, where almost
every food has added MSG to enhance the taste of food (you might see it on a food label as hydrolysed vegetable
protein, yeast extract or soy extract). Some studies suggest that the chemical may make the liver fatty and
inflamed, which can lead to NAFLD and liver cancer.

Too much vitamin A. Vitamin A helps improve vision, strengthen bones and give a boost to your immune system.
But in very high doses, vitamin A is toxic to the liver. To stay safe, never take more than 10,000 IU a day.

Soft drinks. An ingredient besides sugar could play a role in the condition. There is no hard evidence but some
researchers think artificial sweeteners might be to blame.

Antidepressants. It is rare, but some antidepressants can harm your liver. In some cases, the damage can be deadly.
Older people or anyone taking a lot of other meds are at higher risk because their liver may be damaged already.
If you are taking antidepressants, talk to your doctor to make sure you are on the smallest dose you need.

Trans fats. Trans fats are a man-made fat commonly used in fast food items, in packaged foods and baked goods
(you will see them listed in the ingredients as partially hydrogenated vegetable oil). A diet high in trans fats not
only boosts your chances of gaining weight, it makes severe liver disease with scar tissue more likely. Try to
control your children not to have much fast food.

Drink coffee. Research shows that it can lower your risk of getting liver disease.

To keep your liver healthy, follow a healthy lifestyle and keep a close eye on medicines. The liver can be a
very forgiving organ, but it has its limits. Have a healthy life have a good Liver.

Maulid Ya Rasool Allah

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 Dec 2016 10:36:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum..

اللَّهُمَّ صّلِّ عَلَى مُحَمَّدٍ وَعَلَى آلِ مُحَمَّدٍ

8 Things You Didn’t Know About Masjid Al-Aqsa

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 7 Jul 2016 21:42:00 +0800

There can be only one choice for the world's most contested area of land, and that is masjid Al-Aqsa in Jerusalem. It is no exaggeration to say that for thousands of years, people have been dying for control over it.

For Muslims, it holds a very important place in our heart. It is the 3rd most holy site in Islam. It is the location that the Prophet was transported to during the journey of Israa and Miraaj. It was the scene for the most extraordinary gathering in the history of mankind – when every Prophet that ever lived were gathered together for a congregational prayer behind Prophet Muhammad.

And yet, here are some things you may not already know about masjid Al Aqsa:

8. It isn't just one mosque

Yes – there are multiple mosques on the site that we know as masjid Al Aqsa. We think of masjid Al-Aqsa as the building at the southernmost corner of the Mosque. In actual fact, that is the Qibly mosque – so called because it is the closest to the Qibla. The whole mount is masjid Al Aqsa and is sometimes referred to the Haram Al-Sharif to prevent confusion. But there are other mosques present on the site which are usually connected to historical incidents e.g. the Buraq masjid, the Marwani masjid and more.

7. It is a burial ground

There is no record of how many Prophets and Sahaabas of the Prophet are buried there. but there are certainly many. For instance, Prophet Sulaiman is possibly buried there since we know that a Prophet is always buried where he died, and he died whilst supervising the construction of the previous building in some traditions.

6. It was a garbage dump

In the period of time when no Jews were allowed to live in the city, the mainly Roman inhabitants used the area of the masjid as a garbage dump. When Umar liberated the city, he cleared the trash with his bare hands. He also ended the centuries-old exile of the Jews and invited 70 families of a nearby refugee village back into Jerusalem giving them the right to return after centuries in exile – a favour that our cousins seem to have forgotten.

5. Al Ghazali lived and wrote his magnum opus there

One of the most famous books in Islamic literature is Ihyaa Ulum Al-Din by the great scholar of Islam Abu Hamid Al-Ghazali. He is a man that is revered by all schools of thought for his ability plunge into the depths of the human soul whilst remaining anchored to Quranic and Prophetic teachings. What most people don't know is that Al-Ghazali, for a time, lived in masjid Al-Aqsa and wrote the book whilst there. A building in the masjid marks the site of his old room.

4. It was used as a stable, palace, and execution chamber

When the first Crusaders took Jerusalem, they found the majority of the Muslim population locked up in masjid Al Aqsa. They slaughtered roughly 70,000 of them and then converted the Qibly masjid into a palace, the Dome of the Rock into a chapel, and the underground chambers into a stable. Muslims who survived the initial massacre were later crucified on a large cross placed near the centre of the masjid. This was the only cross that was broken by the Salahuddin. The base of the cross can still be seen there today (picture above.)

3. It had a legendary mimbar

Nooruddin Zengi, one of the greatest heroes in the history of Islam, had a special mimbar (pulpit) built to be installed in masjid Al Aqsa when it would be eventually retaken from the Crusaders (you have to admire his supreme confidence). This mimbar was not only beautiful, but it was made without using a single nail or lick of glue. Sadly Nooruddin did not live to see victory, but his protege Salahuddin fulfilled the wish of his teacher, and after liberating Jerusalem for the 2nd time in the history of Islam, installed the mimbar. It is still a work of legend amongst artisans and craftsmen. Unfortunately, this mimbar did not survive the events described in point 1.

2. The Dome of the Rock used to look very different

The dome of the Rock – what is likely to be the first dome ever built in the history of Islam – was built by the Umayyad Caliph AbdulMalik ibn Marwan. It started life wooden with either a brass, lead or ceramic cover, but almost a thousand years later during the reign of the Ottoman Caliph Suleiman the Magnificent, the distinctive gold layer was added to the dome along with the Ottoman tiles to the facade of the building.

1. It has been burnt down

Ever wonder what would happen if masjid Al Aqsa was violated, a conquering army flag flown from the dome of the rock and the masjid itself burnt down? Surely the Muslim world wouldn't let that happen?

Think again.

In 1967, Jerusalem left Muslim hands for the 3rd time and came under the control of Israel. The conquering Israeli soldiers flew their flag from the dome. The Israeli leadership realised that overt control of masjid Al-Aqsa would serve as a constant provocation to the Muslim world. They used the fig leaf of a Waqf in order to placate the Muslims into complacency.

It worked.

In 1969, an Australian Zionist set fire to the mimbar of Nuruddin and the Qibly mosque itself. The resulting inferno enveloped the entire Qibly mosque. The Muslim world awoke to scenes from the worst of nightmares. Desperate palestinians tried to put out the flames in anyway they could. An entire Ummah hung their head in shame.

Since then, the mosque has been rebuilt and refurbished, but the assaults against the 3rd holiest site in Islam continue to this day. Excavations undermining the foundations of the entire Mosque, unauthorised visits, and daily threats to rebuild the old temple are all currently under way. Masjid Al-Aqsa still waits.

Source: Muslimmatters

9 Things You Didn’t Know About The Prophet’s Mosque

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 7 Jul 2016 21:41:00 +0800

Seeing a scene of impeccable beauty, we often hear the term “Heaven on Earth!” But there is only one place that literally has the right to proclaim itself as such. There, deep in the mosque of the Prophet (masjid Nabawi), covered by green carpets and the tears of millions, lies a “garden from the gardens of paradise.” [1] It is a place known to every Muslim who has ever lived, yet there's still much we don't know about it. Here are just some of the interesting facts and mysteries of the Prophet's Mosque:

9. The first place in the Arabian Peninsula to have electricity

When the Ottomans introduced electricity to the Arabian Peninsula, the first place to be lit up was the mosque of the Prophet . [2] By some accounts, it would be a few more years before the Sultan himself had full electricity in his own palace in Istanbul. [3]

8. The current mosque is larger than the old city

The current mosque is more than 100 times the size of the original building. [4] [5] This means that the current mosque covers almost the entire area of the old city itself. [6] [7] This is evident from the fact that whereas Jannat Al-Baqi cemetery was on the outskirts of the city during the time of the Prophet , [8] it now borders the precincts of the current mosque grounds.

7. There's an empty grave in the Prophet's room

It has long been the stuff of legend that there is an “empty grave” next to where the Prophet , Abu Bakr and Umar are burie1d. [9] [10] [11] This was confirmed, however, when the individuals who went in to change the coverings in the hujrah* in the 1970s noted the presence of an empty space. [12] Whether or not it is meant for Isa when he returns is a matter of debate. [13]

*Note from author: What is meant by “hujrah” in this case is not the actual burial chamber / original room of Aisha (Ra.) This is enclosed in a pentagonal structure with no doors or windows and has not been visible for centuries. The area meant is the entire grilled area encompassing the chamber and area of other rooms.

6. It was destroyed by fire

The majority of the old mosque, including the original mimbar of the Prophet , was destroyed in a fire that swept through the mosque centuries after the Prophet died. The fire was so extensive that the roof and even some of the walls of the room of the Prophet collapsed, revealing his resting place for the first time in 600 years. [14]

5. There was no dome before, now there are two!

For more than 650 years after the Prophet passed away, there was no dome over his grave. [15] The first one was built in 1279 by a Mamluk sultan and was made of wood. [16] The green dome that we see today is actually the outer dome over the room of the Prophet . There is an inner dome that is much smaller and has the name of the Prophet , Abu Bakr and Umar inscribed on the inside. [17]

4. The dome used to be purple!

Yup – purple. It turns out that the dome has been through various colors and renovations before it reached its current form and colour about 150 years ago. [18] At one point it used to be white and for the longest period it was a purple-blue colour that the Arabs of Hijaz were particularly fond of. [19] [20]

3. It has 3 mihrabs

Most mosques only have one mihrab, but the Prophet's mosque has three. The current mihrab is the one used nowadays for the imam to lead prayers. The next mihrab is set back and is called the Suleymaniye or Ahnaf mihrab. [21] It was made on the orders of the Sultan Suleyman the magnificent for the Hanafi imam to lead prayers whilst the Maliki imam lead prayers from the Prophetic mihrab. The Prophetic mihrab completely covers the area that the Prophet used to lead prayers from except where he placed his feet. [22]

2. What lies in the room of Fatima ?

Items belonging to the Prophet were housed in his room or the room of Fatima which was incorporated into his room after a major expansion. [23] When Madinah was under siege during World War I4, the Ottoman commander had many priceless artifacts evacuated to Istanbul, hidden in the clothes of women and children. [24] [25] They can now be seen in the Topkapi Palace. However, intriguingly, some items still remain but are undocumented. [26]

1. It is FULL of secret signs1

Yes, the mosque of the Prophet is covered with so many subtle signs and secrets that it makes the DaVinci Code look like a cheap puzzle for pre-schoolers. Each pillar, each dome, each window carries a story and indicates the location of events that carry historical and spiritual significance. The people who constructed the Prophet's Mosque realized that it would be impossible to put up signs everywhere as it would distract from the main purpose of prayers. Therefore, they came up with an ingenious way of indicating a location of importance through minor changes in the design of surrounding objects. What are the

secrets? Well, that is a story for another day insha'Allah.

The mosque of the Prophet was never just a mosque. It was the center of the first Islamic community and nation. It was the scene of our greatest triumphs and tragedies. It was a community center, homeless refuge, university and mosque all rolled into one.

Like the Muslim community, it has grown over the years and become more modern with each passing generation. But despite the exponential growth and changes from the simple

Hijazi date palm trunk interior to the marble and gold clad structure we have today – the inner core remains the same. Perhaps there's a lesson in there for us all.

Source: Muslimmatters

Ten Things You Didn’t Know About The Kaaba

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 7 Jul 2016 21:38:00 +0800

There is no place on Earth as venerated, as central or as holy to as many people as Mecca. By any objective standard, this valley in the Hijaz region of Arabia is the most celebrated place on Earth.

Thousands circle the sacred Kaaba at the centre of the Haram sanctuary 24 hours a day. Millions of homes are adorned with pictures of it and over a billion face it five times a day.

The Kaaba is the epicenter of Mecca.

The cube shaped building is at the heart of the most well-known real estate in the history of mankind; it is shrouded in black and its fair share of mystery.

Here are just a few things that most people may not know about the Kaaba:

10. It has been reconstructed several times

The Kaaba that we see today is not exactly the same Kaaba that was constructed by Prophets Ibrahim and Ismail From time to time, it has needed rebuilding after natural and man-made disasters.

Of course, we all know of the major reconstruction that took place during the life of the Prophet before he became a Prophet . This is the occasion when the Prophet averted major bloodshed by his quick thinking on how to place the Black Stone using a cloth that every tribe could lift up.

Since then, there has been an average of one major reconstruction every few centuries1. The last renovation took place in 1996 and was extremely thorough, leading to the replacement of many of the stones and re-strengthening the foundations and a new roof. This is likely to be the last reconstruction for many centuries (insha'Allah) as modern techniques mean that the building is more secure and stable than ever before.

9. It used to have two doors … and a window

The original Kaaba used to have a door for entrance and another for exit. For a considerable period of time it also had a window situated to one side. The current Kaaba only has one door and no window.1

8. It used to be multi-coloured

We are so used to the Kaaba being covered in the trademark black Kiswah with g3old banding that we can't imagine it being any other colour. However, this tradition seems to have started at the time of the Abbasids (whose household colour was black) and before this the Kaaba was covered in multiple colours including green, red and even white.

7. The keys are in the hands of one family

At the time of the Prophet , each aspect to do with the rites of Hajj was in the hands of different sub-groups of the Quraish. Every one of these would eventually lose control of their guardianship of a particular rite except one. On the conquest of Mecca, the Prophet was given the keys to the Kaaba and instead of keeping it in his own possession; he returned them back to the Osman ibn Talha ® of the Bani Shaiba family. They had been the traditional key keepers of the Kaaba for centuries; and the Prophet confirmed them in that role till the end of time by these words

“Take it, O Bani Talha, eternally up to the Day of Resurrection, and it will not be taken from you unless by an unjust, oppressive tyrant.”

Whether Caliph, Sultan or King – the most powerful men in the world have all had to bow to the words of the Prophet and ask permission from this small Makkan family before they can enter the Kaaba.

6. It used to be open to everyone

Until recently, the Kaaba was opened twice a week for anyone to enter and pray. However, due to the rapid expansion in the number of pilgrims and other factors, the Kaaba is now opened only twice a year for dignitaries and exclusive guests only.

Watch the video attached here to witness the doors of the Kaaba being opened (at 50 seconds) – and the simultaneous gasps of a Million people as they cry out at this auspicious moment.

5. You used to be able to swim around it

One of the problems with having the Kaaba situated at the bottom of a valley is that when it rains – valleys tend to flood. This was not an uncommon occurrence in Mecca and the cause of a lot of trouble before the days of flood control systems and sewage. For days on end the Kaaba would be half submerged in water. Did that stop Muslims from performing the Tawaf? Of course not. As the picture below amply shows – Muslims just started swimming around the Kaaba.

Modern adjustments to the surrounding landscape and flood prevention techniques mean we may never see such sights again. Or will we? Check out this recent video.

4. The inside contains plaques commemorating the rulers who renovated it

For years many have wondered what it looks like inside the Kaaba. Relying on second or third hand accounts from those who were lucky enough to enter just wasn't satisfying enough. Then one lucky person who went inside took his camera phone in with him and Millions have seen the shaky footage online.

The interior of the Kaaba is now lined with marble and a green cloth covering the upper walls. Fixed into the walls are plaques each commemorating the refurbishment or rebuilding of the House of Allah by the ruler of the day. Watch the video below of the only place on Earth that you can pray in any direction you want, the House of Allah, the first place of worship for mankind – the Kaaba.

3. There are two kaabas!

Directly above the Kaaba in heaven is an exact replica. This Kaaba was mentioned in the Qur'an and by the Prophet .

The Messenger of Allah said narrating about the journey of 'Isra wal Miraaj

“Then I was shown Al-Bait-al-Ma'mur (i.e. Allah's House). I asked Gabriel about it and he said, This is Al Bait-ul-Ma'mur where 70,000 angels perform prayers daily and when they leave they never return to it (but always a fresh batch comes into it daily).”

2. The Black Stone is broken

Ever wondered how the Black Stone came to be in the silver casing that surrounds it?

Some say it was broken by a stone fired by the Umayyad army laying siege to Mecca whilst it was under the control of Abdullah ibn Zubair ®.

However, most agree that it was most damaged in the middle ages by an extreme heretical Ismaili group from Bahrain called the Qarmatians who had declared that the Hajj was an act of superstition. They decided to make their point by killing tens of thousands of hujjaj and dumping their bodies in the well of Zamzam.

As if this act of treachery was not enough, these devils took the Black Stone to the East of Arabia and then Kufa in Iraq where they held it ransom until they were forced to return it by the Abassid Caliph. When they returned it, it was in pieces and the only way to keep them together was by encasing them in a silver casing. Some historians narrate that there are still some missing pieces of the stone floating around.

1. It's not supposed to be a cube shape

Yes, ladies and gentleman… the most famous cube in the world actually started out shaped as a rectangle.

I'll give you a moment to pick your jaws off the floor.

Right, where were we?

Oh yeah, the Kaaba was never meant to be a cube. The original dimensions of The House included the semi-circular area known as the Hijr Ismail.

When the Kaaba was rebuilt just a few years before the Prophet received his first revelation, the Quraish agreed to only use income from pure sources to complete the rebuild. That meant no money from gambling, looting, prostitution, interest etc. In the ultimate sign of how deeply mired in wrongdoing the Jahili Quraish were, there was not enough untainted money in this very wealthy trading city to rebuild the Kaaba to its original size and shape!

They settled for a smaller version of the Kaaba and put a mud brick wall (called “Hijr Ismail” although it has no connection to the Prophet Ismail (A) himself) to indicate the original dimensions. Towards the end of his life, the Prophet intended to rebuild the Kaaba on its original foundations but passed away before he could fulfill his wish. Apart from a brief interlude of a few years during the reign of Caliph Abdullah ibn Zubair ®, the Kaaba has remained the same shape that the Prophet saw it in.

The history of the Kaaba is not just an interesting story from our past. The Kaaba is a real and present symbol that connects all Muslims together wherever they may be. It also connects us to our glorious and not-so-glorious past so that we may derive lessons and feel that we are a part of an eternal mission. In a day and age where Muslims are increasingly disconnected from our history,as well as each other, the Kabaa reminds us of our shared heritage and bonds. It is a symbol of unity in an Ummah sorely in need of it.

Source: Muslimmatters

13 Steps to Memorize the Quran by Yasir Qadhi

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 7 Jul 2016 21:35:00 +0800

During one of his seminar about the Sciences of the Qur'an, Sh. Yasir Qadhi shared with us some practical steps that helped him memorize the Qur'an during his teenage years.

Realize it's a spiritual AND physical project. It's a miracle and blessing from Allah that you're able to absorb the Qur'an. If you want to take advantage of this blessing, you should be in a position to receive it and therefore strive physically to achieve it and strive spiritually to get the maximum benefit.

1. Sincerity. The first matter you have to pay attention to is your intention (if you intend good you will get good). Make sure that the intention you are making is only for the sake of Allah , to seek His Pleasure so that insha'Allah, with His Mercy, we will be rewarded in the Aakhirah. It is not to show off in front of others that you have memorized a lot. Sincerity is not a one time factor rather it's a continual battle that you always have to renew4.

2. Consistency. The more frequently you memorize, the easier it becomes. It is very essential to be consistent, and not to skip even one day. There is no weekend in worship. The bare minimum that one should memorize is at least 3 lines, 5 is more ideal. If you are consistent, insha'Allah, you will be able to be huffadh in 5-6 years

3. Timing. The first thing you should do in the day is memorize – even do so before your breakfast, because this is your spiritual breakfast. The best time to memorize is right after Fajr. . (Sh. Yasir used to take one hour to memorize a page in the beginning, and eventually came down to 15-20 minutes)

4. Atmosphere. Have a secluded place to go to and memorize in a place that is quiet. You just can't memorize properly with distractions, so turn off all your devices (like cell phones)

5. Familiarity: start at the same time, at the same place and use the same mushaf every day. You need to have your own copy of the Mushaf (the Madani Mushaf is highly recommended), it will later become so dear to you.

6. No Magic trick: repeat, repeat, repeat, over and over again. It is just repetitive recitation and/or listening that will help to memorize.

7. Memorize with the meaning: read the translation before you start and try to match the Arabic words with their meanings

8. Surround yourself with recitation: listen to the Qur'an. Before you start memorize, listen to what you are about to memorize. Sh. Husary is highly recommended (see here the best resources to help you memorize)

9. Find a recitation buddy: get a friend, a family member or someone you know who will listen to your recitation every day. Ideally, get someone who is also memorizing to create a peer pressure system.

10. Recite daily in your salah what you have memorized. If you forget one portion, you will immediately rush towards the Qur'an and correct your mistake and you will never do this mistake again.

11.Triple daily dose:

a) New memorization at your assigned time of the day

b) Revision of the previous 7 days, just before you start the new memorization: This is because the fastest thing you forget is the new memorization. And doing so, will also build the connector between the old ones and the new portion you are going to memorize. Plus, it will be a good warm up for the brain when you recall from your memory and recite, before you go into the real exercise of doing the new memorization.

c) At a later/another time of the day, revise those before the recent 7 days. The bare minimum should be 4-5 pages.

12. Do not jump around. Be consistent. Don't try to go to another surah if you find it difficult and stick to the order. That way, you will have the satisfaction of having completed a juz rather than leaving some portions here and there.

13. The three chunks. Start from the back. Shorter surahs will bring you a big boost. You should divide the memorization of the Qur'an in three parts:

a) Juz 28, 29, 30 or just Juz 29, 30

b) Surah Al-Kahf till Juz 28

c) Surah Al-Baqara to Surah Al-Kahf

(JazakAllah Kheir to those who shared their notes from the class)7

It's about my life pt.1

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 5 Jul 2016 00:09:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum,

Talking about this, I;m sure that people have their on life that not same with others.

About my life, I don't know, sometimes I like to try many of new things like crafts. Lately, I was addicted to dream catcher. You know it? I saw that things from my watching on drama The Heirs (Korean Drama) and Twilight. It's such a beautiful things. So I learned the DIY from internet and watch some DIY videos and it works..

I'm also like to baking and cooking.But just for myself. I'm afraid that people will comment on my cooking and baking. I'm quite good on both, but I'm not good on making drinks and juice or something like that. 70% bad of it..

I bet everyone loves reading but not me. Reading books like Facts Books, 'Buku Ilmiah' and others make me feel sleepy easily. I'd love to buy books and read them but I'll read the books until page 50 to 100 and later I'll left the books behind and not read at them anymore and continue on buying the books and , yeah, I'll do the same. Novel? Sometimes I like to read novel and sometimes, I hate novel because I found out that reading novel just wasting my time. Sounds like cliche right? Urggghh!
I usually like to read novel from FIXI. Reason?? I don't know , maybe because the genre of the novel are not about love, romance and other. The genre usually thriller, mystery, friendship, and etc.

Thats All for tonight and I'll add more about me in the future.

Have a good dream!!

Review : Uncontrollably Fond

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 4 Jul 2016 21:03:00 +0800

Hello there! Assalamualaikum.. ^_^ (Eid Fitri Mood)

Sapa-sapa kat sini minat drama KOrea?? Meh..Meh.. Sep kali.. HHAHAHA

okay guys.. Now I would like to share with you about this upcoming korean drama, Uncontrollably Fond.. (Sorry for Bad English)

I don't know since when I wait for this drama to release.. And I can't wait for this drama..

Here's this drama plot;

When Shin Joon-Young (Kim Woo-Bin) and No Eul (Bae Suzy) were children, they were separated and became heartbroken.

As adults they meet again. Shin Joon-Young is now a top actor and singer. He is intelligent and attractive. No Eul is the PD of documentaries. She values money over justice and kisses up to those with more power than her.

Kim Woo Bin and Suzy of Miss A will be starring for this drama.. And I think it's a quite good couple for this drama.. This drama will be release on 6 July a.k.a First Eid Fitri.. WHOOOAA..

This drama have about 20 episodes and will be airing on KBS2.

How?? Will you watch this drama? I hope so..

That's all.. Good night and have a nice day

The Noble Quran #2

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 4 Jul 2016 20:36:00 +0800

“… Most surely, Allah is Affectionate, Merciful to mankind.”

– The Noble Qur’an | Surah Al-Baqarah [2:143]

The Noble Quran #1

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 4 Jul 2016 20:29:00 +0800

“Say, "O My servants who have transgressed against themselves [by sinning], do not despair of the mercy of Allah . Indeed, Allah forgives all sins. Indeed, it is He who is the Forgiving, the Merciful.““

– The Noble Qur’an | Surah Az-Zumar [39:53]

13 Ways To Improve Your English

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 5 Feb 2016 21:10:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum semua...
Dan selaat sejahtera 1 Malaysia .. Heheh...
~~Dah lama kan...~~ Memang dah lama Ummu tak post ape2 entry kan... HaTulah,, Ummu ... Takpolah.. Takyah cite la kan.. :( Bukannye korang nak denngaq pon kan.. Hahaha..

Sepertimana tajuk...
I'm gonna share with you about some ways to improve your english .. bla..bla..bla..
English....
Bahasa ni bahasa yang ke-3 yang manusia2 di seluruh dunia guna after Mandarin and Spanish tau... Haaa... so, korang kenalah tahu English ni tau.. Korang pergilah negara Dubai ka,, Beijing ka,, Zimbabwe pun guna English tau,,
Kalau korang nak kerja pun, pengambilan kerja tu depends on how good you are in English..

Haha.. Ummu also not very good in English.. Main hentam keromo ja speaking English tuh...Well, at least practice kan?. Because practice makes perfect..

Lo ni Ummu nak share ni.. Simple jah.. Ummu yakin English Ummu pun akan okay after doing these ways kot.. Tapi kene berterusan la.. Ye dak??

1) Surround yourself with English

Put yourself in an English-speaking environment so that you can learn passively through listening. College is a great time for you to break barriers, so don’t just stick to familiar friends. Make new friends who speak mostly in English, join college clubs & societies that conduct their activities in English, and most importantly — don’t be shy and just converse in English!

2) Learn one new word each day

Don’t learn ten or twenty words a day — learn just one. This isn’t a sprint; it’s a marathon. Once you’ve learnt the word, keep using it throughout the day in your conversations with friends and family for the day, even if it sounds as ridiculous as, “You’re so funny, I can’t stop cachinnating.” (It means laugh loudly, by the way).

Here are some of our favourite “learn a word a day” sites:
Dictionary.com
WordThink
The Learning Network on The New York Times

3) Read, read and read some more!

There’s no running from it — if you want to improve your English, reading is key. Start with the newspaper, or any online site with topics that you find interesting, whether it’s the latest tech news, football, or even gardening! Try reading fictional novels too, which will expose you to a different style of writing. Sites like Project Gutenberg offer a wide range of free e-books.

4) Practise English with a friend
Doing it with a friend always makes things easier, since you will hold each other accountable if one person is slacking off. Speak to each other in English frequently and don’t be afraid to correct one another. To make things more interesting, you can even have an embarrassing punishment for the person who skips out on tasks the most often, like missing to learn a word a day!

5) Listen to English radio stations

FlyFM, Hitz.FM and RedFM are some of the most popular English radio stations in Malaysia. By tuning into these English radio stations, you can train your listening skills and learn how English sentences are constructed. Most of the deejays are entertaining to listen to as well, so you’ll be having some fun at the same time!

6) Pay attention to your surroundings
Whenever you are out and about, take note of all the billboards, posters and signboards that are around you. Advertisements are particularly great because they often use catchy phrases to attract your attention. When you’re in the supermarket, mentally identify the items on display in English. If you don’t know what something is, remember to jot it down and find out later!

7) Start your own blog
Love food? Start a food blog! Know or thing or two about gadgets? Write about that! Writing down your thoughts, ideas and opinions will not only improve your English, but also help you articulate and structure what’s on your mind. It doesn’t matter if it’s about your daily agenda or the most random of topics, keep practising your writing by blogging about your interests!

8) Learn English through song lyrics
There’s no better way to learn while having some fun! Pick your favourite tune, look up the lyrics online and sing along! Songs are great way to learn a new language (not just English!) becausethey contain useful vocabulary and lots of everyday words and phrases, so you won’t be stuck learning words that no one uses anymore. Phrases that are learnt through songs tend to stick better too, because of the catchy tune that comes with it.

Pro Tip: LyricsTraining is a great site where you can choose your favourite song, and while the song is playing, you need to fill in the blanks. It’s a fun way to practise your listening skills!

9) Record yourself speaking

You probably know how English words are supposed to sound like, but do you know how it sounds when they come out of your mouth? Words may sound a little different because you may not be pronouncing words properly. Record yourself reading an article or a book, and go back and listen to what you said, making sure you notice your strengths and weaknesses.

10) Watch movies and TV shows

Movies and TV shows (or even YouTube videos) are a great way to improve your English, and have fun at the same time! Films and videos are usually made for native speakers, so you’ll be hearing the English language just as how you would in real life — spoken quickly with lots of colloquial, everyday phrases as well as slang. Watch whatever that interests you, whether it’s a superhero blockbuster movie, Jimmy Fallon’s Tonight Show on YouTube or Game of Thrones!

11) Learn as many words as you can from a single category

Are you a foodie? Learn all the words related to food and cooking! If you’re into photography, then pick up words related to that field instead. You may think that this may be too specific, but you’ll be surprised how many words in the English language are related. For example, if you’ve learnt the word flambé as part of your food vocabulary, you will realise that words like flammable, inflammation and flambeau are all connected, and has something to do with flame!

12) Imitate your favourite actor

Personally, I’ve tried this before and it is really fun to do! All you have to do is pick your a celebrity like Robert De Niro or Arnold Schwarzenegger and try speaking like them. Listen to some dialogue and phrases, and repeat what they say. Shadowing someone’s way of speaking can help improve your intonation and pronunciation so that you emphasise the right syllables (e.g. ‘tech-NOH-logy’ not ‘tech-no-lo-gy’) and don’t swallow any consonants (e.g. ‘throw’ not ‘trow’).

13) And most importantly, keep speaking & practising!

This is where most students stumble. Due to lack of confidence, students tend to avoid speaking in English for fear of saying the wrong thing. Don’t be afraid! In order for you to be able to improve, you MUST keep practising and speaking out loud. Find every opportunity to speak in English, whether it’s giving directions to a stranger, ordering a burger from McDonald’s or conversing among your friends.

Always remember that in order to improve in anything, you need lots and lots of practice!

GREAT FACTS FOR MUSLIMS..

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 30 Dec 2015 22:38:00 +0800

Assalam! Selamat Malam semua.!!

Aha.. sambil-sambil nonton TV tu.. Ummu ade satu ...

ILMU baru nak kongsi..

Ummu pun baru tahu.. I found it from Facebook..

Semoga mendapat pahala..

HAHAAH

Enjoiii

30 ORANG YANG PERTAMA DALAM ISLAM
====================================
1. Orang yang pertama menulis Bismillah : Nabi Sulaiman AS.

2. Orang yang pertama minum air zamzam :
Nabi Ismail AS.

3. Orang yang pertama berkhatan :
Nabi Ibrahim AS

4. Orang yang pertama diberikan pakaian pada
hari qiamat :
Nabi Ibrahim AS.

5. Orang yang pertama dipanggil oleh Allah
pada hari qiamat :
Nabi Adam AS.

6. Orang yang pertama mengerjakan saie antara Safa & Marwah :
Sayyidatina Hajar

7. Orang yang pertama dibangkitkan pada hari
qiamat :
Nabi Muhammad SAW.

8. Orang yang pertama menjadi khalifah Islam :
Abu Bakar As Siddiq RA.

9. Orang yang pertama menggunakan tarikh
hijrah :
Umar bin Al-Khattab

10. Orang yang pertama meletakkan jawatan khalifah
dalam Islam :
Al-Hasan bin Ali RA.

11. Orang yang pertama menyusukan Nabi Muhammad SAW :
Thuwaibah RA.

12. Orang yang pertama syahid dalam Islam dari kalangan lelaki :
Al-Harith bin Abi Halah

13. Orang yang pertama syahid dalam Islam dari kalangan wanita :
Sumayyah binti Khabbat

14. Orang yang pertama menulis hadis di dalam kitab /
lembaran :
Abdullah bin Amru bin Al-Ash

15. Orang yang pertama memanah dalam perjuangan
fisabilillah :
Saad bin Abi Waqqas

16. Orang yang pertama menjadi muazzin dan
melaungkan adzan: Bilal bin Rabah

17. Orang yang pertama sembahyang dengan Rasulullah SAW :
Ali bin Abi Tholib

18. Orang yang pertama membuat minbar masjid Nabi
SAW :
Tamim Ad-dary

19. Orang yang pertama menghunus
pedang dalam
perjuangan fisabilillah : Az-Zubair bin Al-
Awwam

20. Orang yang pertama menulis sirah Nabi Muhammad SAW : Ibban bin Othman bin Affan

21. Orang yang pertama beriman dengan Nabi
SAW :
Khadijah bt Khuwailid.

22. Orang yang pertama mengasaskan usul fiqh :
Imam Syafei RH.

23. Orang yang pertama membina penjara dalam Islam:
Ali bin Abi Tholib

24. Orang yang pertama menjadi raja dalam Islam :
Muawiyah bin Abi Sufyan

25. Orang yang pertama membuat
perpustakaan awam
Harun Ar-Rasyid

26. Orang yang pertama mengadakan baitulmal : Umar
Al-Khattab

27. Orang yang pertama menghafal Al-Qur'an selepas
Rasulullah SAW :
Ali bn Abi Tholib

28. Orang yang pertama membina menara di Masjidil
Haram Mekah:
Khalifah Abu Ja'far Al-Mansur

29. Orang yang pertama digelar Al-Muqry :
Mus'ab bin Umair

30. Orang yang pertama masuk ke dalam syurga :
Nabi Muhammad SAW.

Semoga dapat memanfaatkan ilmu ini!

GGood Nite..

42 FADHILAT DAN KELEBIHAN BERSELAWAT KE ATAS NABI MUHAMAD S.A.W

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 26 Dec 2015 23:14:00 +0800

Apakah 42 kelebihan-kelebihan yang dimaksudkan itu apabila kita berselawat ke atas Nabi Muhammad SAW? Mari kita fahami:

Kita melaksanakan perintah Allah SWT ke atas hamba-hambaNya.
Kita turut sama berselawat sepertimana Allah SWT dan para malaikat berselawat ke atas Rasulullah SAW.
Kita mendapat ganjaran 10 kali selawat daripada Allah SWT ke atas diri kita di atas setiap selawat yang kita diucapkan (selawat daripada Allah SWT bererti rahmat diiringi dengan selawat para malaikat).
Kita dikurniakan oleh Allah SWT 10 darjat atas setiap satu-satu selawat.
Kita dituliskan oleh malaikat 10 kebaikan atas setiap selawat.
Allah SWT menghapuskan 10 kejahatan atas setiap selawat.
Segala doa akan diperkenankan oleh Allah SWT.
Kita mendapat syafaat daripada Rasulullah SAW.
Kita mendapat keampunan Allah SWT dan akan ditutup segala keaiban.
Allah SWT akan menutupi segala dukacita.
Kita dikurniakan maqam hampir kepada Rasulullah SAW.
Kita mendapat darjat al-sidq.
Segala hajat kita akan ditunaikan.
Kita selamat sejahtera pada hari kiamat.
Allah SWT dan para malaikat akan berselawat ke atas kita yang berselawat.
Kita mendapat khabar gembira daripada Allah SWT dengan balasan syurga.
Kita akan berkeadaan selamat sejahtera daripada huru-hara hari kiamat.
Rasulullah SAW akan menjawab secara langsung ke atas setiap selawat yang kita bacakan itu.
Kita mudah mengingat semula perkara-perkara yang lupa.
Kita mendapat kedudukan yang baik pada hari kiamat serta tidak akan kecewa pada hari itu.
Kita tidak akan merasai kefakiran.
Kita terpelihara daripada dihinggapi sifat bakhil.
Kita mendapat kesejahteraaan daripada doa Rasulullah SAW.
Selawat akan menjemput setiap pengucapnya ke jalan syurga.
Akan menjauhkan kita daripada terlibat dalam majlis-majlis yang tidak disebut padanya nama Allah dan rasulNya atau daripada majlis-majlis lagha.
Berselawat menyempurnakan kalam pujian Allah SWT apabila disebut “Alhamdulillahirabbil’alamin” di dalam doa, maka akan disambut selepas itu dengan selawat ke atas Nabi Muhammad SAW.
Selamat melintasi titisan sirat al-mustaqim pada hari kiamat.
Terpelihara daripada sifat kasar dan gelojoh.
Kita disambut oleh Allah s.w.t. pada hari kiamat dengan kata-kata pujian yang lunak.
Kita mendapat keberkatan Allah SWT.
Kita mendapat kesempurnaan iman.
Kita timbul rasa kasih dan cinta kepada Rasulullah SAW.
Kita mendapat hidayah daripada Allah SWT dan dikurniakan hati yang sentiasa hidup mengingatiNya.
Setiap selawat yang dibacakan akan dibentangkan di hadapan Rasulullah SAW secara langsung.
Teguh pendirian dengan kebenaran.
Berselawat bererti kita menunaikan sebahagian daripada hak-hak Rasulullah SAW ke atas diri kita. Di samping itu ia dianggap mensyukuri nikmat Allah SWT yang mengurniakan dan mengutuskan Rasulullah SAW kepada kita.
Berselawat juga bererti zikrullah, bersyukur serta mengiktiraf segala nikmat yang dikurnikan oleh Allah SWT.
Kita mendapat balasan rahmat yang luas daripada Allah SWT.
Berselawat bererti melengkapkan pengertian berdoa dan memohon kepada Allah SWT ke atas Rasulullah SAW dan kepada diri kita sendiri.
Di antara kelebihan yang paling hebat kepada setiap individu ialah akan terjelma gambaran Rasulullah SAW dalam jiwanya.
Dikurniakan oleh Allah s.w.t. maqam seorang Syeikh dan Murabbi.

Aspuri's Annual Birthday Party 2015

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 13 Nov 2015 16:14:00 +0800

Selamat Malam and Assalamualaikum semua!!

Sibok ke??
-Ha'ah.. memang sibuk pon... PASCA PT3 lagi, tolong cikgu n lain'lah!!

Now I want to share with you about our Annual Birthday Party...
Okay, this party was held at Primula Beach Hotel.. Oh, It was so near from my school.. Hahah..
For you information, this party was held at 3 p.m... Memang Hi-Tea lah kan?? Well..

Before we makan-makan, our PK HEM gave her speech about the party... She thanked to all of us because of ... **I didn't remember what**... Our Caunselor also gave her speech...

PK HEM

Our Cauncelor

After that, EAT TIME!!!!!

Apo lagi, semua orang pi beratu' nak amik makanan la.... Panjang noooooo.. 15 minit belum tentu dapat makan.. Ngeh..ngeh..ngeh...

Mak Cik - Mak Cik yang masakkan kat warga Aspuri

Sambil tunggu makan... So boring... Anyway...

Me and my friends

The Party's view

Sampai masa , Eating time!!

Dessert

After eating...

Chegu saya

On the way back to the school..

Anyway, I felt very happy and very full on that day..
Enjoy, and Bye!~

PT3

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 23 Sep 2015 17:32:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum...
Salam upcoming Eidul Adha evelibadyyyy.. ^o^

Tengok tajuk atas semua!.
OK??
Dah!??..

YEay! PT3 dah nak tiba! Muahahha....

Korang semua nampak Ummu tengah buat apa sekarang ni? Kalau yang jenis caring, you all musst upset on me because I didn't revision not at all...

I don't know why I'm not caring about this so much.. Although these results are important for me to not kick from the school...
Hm....
I don't know what should I do for this coming exam..
Help me please... Jeballyo...

Sometimes I thinked why I'm doing this... And I need to study for PT3,, but....
The "SHETON", I means syaitan.. always whisperring at me to not study and I'm becoming lazy and lazy and lazy and lazy and (you continue by yourself)...

TRIAL.... I just got 2As' 2Bs' 2C's and 1D's... I felt so bad about my result...
And I don't know what I must do.... to become more success and hardworking...

That's all..
Thank You. -_-

Kun

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 3 Jul 2015 02:02:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum awak,, awak,, and awak,,...

~~I'm so sorry that~~ I not able to update ~~this blog for a long time~~ because I don't have any ~~single~~ idea about my new entry...

♫♫ Mianhae..mianhae hajima 🎹

Sebelum saya memulakan hujah-hujah yang di bawah… Korang dengar ‘irama’ ni dulu.

“There is but one cause of failure and that is
a man’s lack of faith in his true self.”
~ William James

Orang always cakap kat kite, " just be yourself, lah! "... kan??kan??

Eh,,!! Cakap memanglah senang .. tapi,, nak buat tu susah gile.! Ye dak??

Meh Ummu share sikit pasal ‘How To Be Yourself”

-Senyum.

Ummu rase ramai yang akan pura-pura senyum when you don’t know how to do,right??. Because you think that’s the simple way to calm down yourselfand make yourself gooood~.. HAHAHA…. Smile can turn yourself into a positive person because ia akan membuatkan awak rasa tenang, ~~aman, harmoni,~~ dan sebagainya. Ada ke yang rase nak bunuh semua orang kat sekeliling kita bila kita senyum?? Tadak kan??

When you smile, ia dapat melepaskan hormon endorphin yang akan membuatkan anda merasa lebih baik, meningkatkan sirkulasi darah di wajah awak, membuat awak merasa nyaman dengan diri sendiri dan tentunya dapat meningkatkan rasa percaya diri anda. It can make you more believe to yourself when you smile..

------------- entry tak habis ------------

“Knowing yourself, and then,

Choosing to be yourself.”

School Marathon

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 23 Jan 2015 14:52:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum semua!! Lame bebeno kan Ummu tak update blog ni kan??

By the way, semalam sekolah Ummu adekan Kejohanan Marathon peringkat sekolah tau! Sekolah hangpa semua dah buat belom?? Hahaha...
hmm....

Pagi, semua warga SMAASZA berhimpun di dataran ilmu untuk sesi taklimat dan senaman ringan supaya tak la nanti terseliuh lah...sakit-sakit lah..!! Sememangnya warm-up sangat penting untuk kalian semua sebelum bersukan atau apa2 ajaa....

Tempoh marathon adalah dari pkul 8-30 to 11-00 pagi,, cukuplah tu kan (sepatutnye dipendekkan masa supaya menjadi 1 jam) kerana mendorong plajar untuk berjalan... HAHAHA>..< Ummu tak walking iye!!! Memangla.. tahun lepas Ummu masuk Sultan Mahmud Bridge International Run tu diorang bagi mase 2 jam 30 minit je... 10 km pulak tu... ** Ummu dapat tempat ke-996... Hahah..


From left: Ustaz Arab ( x ingat name) , Ustaz Arab, Ustaz Rosdi ( PK KOKO), Ustaz Syukri a.k.a. photographer.. ^_^

Apabila dah mula,, apa lagi!! kita lari lah!! memandangkan sekolah kitaorang berhampiran pantai,, jadiknye,, trek larian pon di tepi pantai... korang jeles tak?? Sambil sambil kitorang berlari tu, bertembung dengan pelajar SMK Sultan Sulaiman,, Diorang berlari jugak... AHAk!!

Korang mesti tertanye2.. Ummu dapat tempat ke berapa??

ha!!!!!! ni Ummu nak khaba' mai..!! Tempat ke -------- 47!!... okelah tu daripada 200 lebih kan kan???

Ummu nak pi makan Ikan Celup Tepung pulak!! Amboi amboi... Mai la Join sekali?!! Kedai ni pernah masuk TV tau!! Jalan-jalan cari makan!!

Selamat MENJAMU selerA

Pink Velvet a.k.a. Red Velvet

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 17 Dec 2014 15:53:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum semua !!!!
😆😇😊😀😁😇😯😐😐😐

Ummu hapy sangat hari ni sebab dapat buat 👀aku buat kek biase-biase je..
Biarlah... ummu nak happy jugak...
Hmm..... buat kek apa??
kek RED VELVET la sayang sayangku!!!

Alhamdulillah. Habis la jugak.. walaupun x dak krim keju mahupun aising...
Ummu ikut resepi aja.... and its my first tiime baking this cake okay...
Sebelum ni nak la jugaj buat kek.. tapi malas... asyik asyik bangun tido pukul 11 pagi... manalah rajinye nak buat kek.... hari ni pun terjadilah kek itu disebabkan pagi pagi lagi umi ummu suruh letak serbuk cengkudu dalam sarung ubat.. 2 jam tak siap lagi... sekali ummu geliat.. KRAKK KRAKK KRAKK .
BUNYI HAPA TUH? tulangku... ㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋㅋ

하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하하

♡ tulisan apa tu?? ♡
♧tulisan korea la !! ♧

Takpa la.. setakat ni jelah... nanti ummu update lagi!!

ANNYEONG?!!!

사랑해 !!!

MAMA 2014

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 3 Dec 2014 22:02:00 +0800

Annyeonghaseyo!! *malam ni tema POP*

Sempena MAMA ni kan?? hm.... sebenarnya Ummu 'sedang' tonton streaming..
tapi bukan sedang tonton video..?? Tapi, sedang tonton loading video...
Omo!! Ottokae??? Nak buat macam mane... nasib badan gamaknye...

GOSH!! I hate it so much!!

Kalau korang nak sangat tonton.. boleh KLIK MAMA 2014

Aurat _

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 25 Oct 2014 14:06:00 +0800

Assalamualaikum....
Hari ni Ummu nak share sikit pasal ____
#Ummu tak tahu jugak apa benda title die...

*(*(*(*(*(*(*(*(*(*(*(*(*(
Dari tak pakai tudung,
Mula memakai tudung,
Dari tudung singkat,
Mula labuhkan tudung,
Dari labuhkan tudung,
Mula melabuhkan lagi dan lagi.
Dari tangan terdedah,
Mula ditutup baju lengan panjang,
Dari ditutup dengan baju,
Mula pakai sarung tangan
Dari kaki terbuka,
Mula tutup biar tak terdedah.
ingat senang ke semua tu?
ingat mudah ke nak tempuh semua tu?
Belum lagi tempuh cacian orang.
Belum lagi tempuh pandangan sedara mara.
Belum lagi tempuh kritikan kawan kawan.
Ya semua tak mudah.
Dalam perit menerima kritikan dan kejian,
NAK TAHU APA YANG PALING PERIT BAGI ORANG YANG CUBA BERHIJRAH MENCARI SEKELUMIT REDHA ALLAH?
YANG PALING PERIT ADALAH,
bila orang pandang kita baik,
Pandang kita sempurna,
Pandang kita cukup terjaga,
Sedangkan hati masih dicemari dosa dosa.
Sedangkan ilmu masih lagi tak ada apa apa.
Lagha sini sana.
Kpop merata rata.
Ikhtilat entah kemana.
Gelak tak ingat dunia.
Gedik terkinja2.
Sedangkan,
Orang ingat,
Muslimah bertudung labuh itu tinggi ilmunya.
Muslimah berpurdah itu baik akhlaknya.
Muslimah tertutup itu sempurna orangnya.
Sedih bukan dianggap begitu?
Sedangkan diri tak seindah itu.
Orang yang memandang itu tak tahu.
Apa yang muslimah itu rasa.
Apa yang muslimah itu tempuh.
Dalam waktu2 dia mencuba.
Orang itu tak tahu.
Muslimah itu kadang kadang rapuh.
Kadang kadang jatuh.
Kadang kadang tak utuh.
Kadang kadang menyimpang jauh.
Muslimah itu kadang kadang tersasar
Kadang kadang lebih berdosa dari pendosa.
Kadang kadang terpesong dari landasannya.
Orang itu tak tahu.
Muslimah itu sama.
Manusia biasa.
Ada rasa.
Ada jiwa.
Orang itu tak tahu.
Muslimah itu juga sedang berperang melawan nafsu dunia.
Kerana dia sedar,
Hatinya tidak sejernih yang orang lain kata.
Dia berusaha mencapai harapan orang orang yang berharap tinggi padanya.
Tabah lah muslimah.
Andai jalan itu yang di pilih.
Allah telah pun memelihara kita
Allah telah menjaga kita
Lalu, ia terpulang pada cara kita menjaga apa yang Allah jaga untuk kita
Hidayah Allah itu perlu di cari.
Bukan di nanti.
Cari sejauh mungkin.
Gali sedalam dalamnya.
Lalu, bila ia telahpun di temui,
Ia juga terpulang pada diri sendiri.
Sama ada nak grab dan terus mencari redha ilahi,
Atau biarkan saja hidayah itu pergi.
Kononnya tak cukup kuat lagi.
Kononnya nak tunggu lain kali.
Kononnya nak tunggu bersihnya hati.
Hidayah Allah itu ada waktunya.
Hidayah itu tidak menunggu kita andai kita tak pergi mendapatkannya.
Bila hidayah dah ada,
Grab terus walau hati keras berkata,
Belum bersedia.
Kerana perubahan itu tak perlu yang secara tiba tiba.
Kayuh pelan pelan asalkan ia berjalan.
Jangan biar hidayah itu pergi tanpa kita cuba mengambilnya.
Kerna bila ia pergi, belum tentu ia datang kembali.
Hati belum sedia tak apa,
Asalkan nampak usaha kita,
Sebab itu lah,
Kadang kadang
Ada juga muslimah yang memilih untuk menutup luarannya.
Bukan nak tutup dosa2 nya.
Bukan kerana nak meraih pandangan baik manusia.
Tapi Sekurang kurangnya,
Dia cuba menutup apa yang sepatutnya dia Jaga.
Melindungi Apa yang telah Allah amanahkan padanya.
Mana tahu, dengan kita menjaga hidayah yang Allah beri,
Allah beri pula kita rasa untuk mendidik hati dari dalam?
Sebab kadang kadang,
Dengan menjaga luaran, juga terdidik lah yang dalaman.
In sha Allah.
Aamiin Allahuma Aamiin..
Namun begitu,
Bila kita sudah melangkah untuk berubah,
Masih juga terkadang Muslimah itu,
Ada kesalahannya.
Ada silap langkahnya.
Ada kekurangannya.
Betul.
Manusia itu tak sempurna.
Namun jika benar perubahan itu lillahitaala,
Semua kerana Allah.
Jangan lembik!
Jangan lemah!
Bila jatuh, bangun lagi.
Bila tersungkur bangkit lagi.
Jangan mengalah.
Inginkan kan syurga,
Maka beramal lah seperti ahli syurga.
Dan yang paling penting,
Biar saja apa manusia nak kata.
Jangan expect semua manusia akan suka perubahan kita.
Deal?
Senyum.
Pegang dada.
Sematkan dalam diri.
"Aku lakukan ini kerana aku ingin bertemu kekasihku Rasulullah di syurga nanti. Aku lakukan ini kerana kasih sayang Allah yang cukup banyak membimbing aku ke sini"
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Dan untuk insan lain yang bergelar hamba Allah yang juga manusia biasa.
Sebagai manusia punya rasa yang sama,
Bila muslimah itu salah dalam langkahnya,
Jangan lah melabel dia hina hanya kerana imej yang dia bawa.
"Pakai tudung labuh je lebih.. "
"Tutup semua konon.. padahal.. "
Tudung labuh itu tak berdosa.
Tudung itu amanah Allah padanya.
Tudung labuh itu tak bersalah atas dosa yang dia lakukan.
Jika dia berdosa, salahkan dirinya.
Bukan tudung yang ada di kepalanya.
Tolong,
Jangan salahkan tudungnya.
Jangan salahkan imej yang dia bawa.
Kerana Itu soal akhlaknya.
Imej yang dia bawa itu sempurna.
Cuma dia yang tidak pernah sempurna.
dia yang tak lari dari berbuat dosa.
Jangan lah dianggap dia sempurna tanpa cela.
Jangan expect terlalu tinggi.
Kerana dia juga baru ingin merubah dirinya.
Terlalu besar tanggapan dan harapan padanya.
Cuba belajar menerima mereka.
Jika kamu tidak mahu terima perubahan dia,
Jangan lah kamu menghina imej yang dia bawa.
Kerana dia berusaha menjaga amanah Allah padanya.
Muslimah bertudung labuh tertutup sempurna itu juga manusia biasa
Dan untuk mu muslimah,
Jangan gentar bila ada yang mengeji.
Mencaci.
Memaki.
Dugaan.
Ujian.
Tak semua orang akan suka perubahan kamu.
Tak semua orang akan senyum dengan pakaianmu.
Tak semua orang akan bahagia melihat akhlak dan perubahanmu.
Ingat satu.
Penilaian itu semua Allah yang tahu.
Kita tak tahu.
Mereka juga tak tahu.
Kerana mereka juga manusia sepertimu.
Jadikan mereka kekuatan untuk terus melangkah.
Bukan alasan untuk kamu rebah.
Ini namanya medan.
Medan perjuangan menuju jannah.
Menuju redha Allah.
Semoga segala usahamu dalam menggapai redha Allah SWT diberkati oleh-NYA wahai muslimah..

^_^

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 24 Oct 2014 14:49:00 +0800

Okey.... Annyeonghaseyo!!
Lama tak update blog kan.. kan??
Hari ni Ummu nak tulis satu ***** yang ditulis oleh kawanku...
Enjoy IT!!

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Hidup tak selalu indah,
jangan anggap ia akan selamanya cerah,
kerana hati akan dicemari rasa gundah,
yang tak pernah sudah...

Bila kamu bencikan sesuatu yang baik,
cubalah,cubalah untuk menyukainya,
dan bertaubatlah,
dan jika kamu menyukai sesuatu yang buruk,
cubalah,cubalah untuk menghindarinya,
dan bertaubatlah...

Sesungguhnya Allah maha pengampun,
dan pintu taubat sentiasa,
sentiasa terbuka luas,
untuk ummatnya yang sempat tersedar,
sempat tersedar dari alam kebodohan yang nyata..

FAREEE

Hope you all enjoy,,,, Komenla kalau tak best...

ngehngehngeh

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noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 5 Oct 2014 08:36:00 +0800

Ohayo!!
Oke, first... Assalamualaikum..
Second, Selamat Hari Raya AidilAdha!!!
Mesti korang pelik kan.. kenapa Ummu update entry awal sangat kan??
(haishh... ni mesti tak pergi solat raye..)
Ha! betoool toooo... memang Ummu tak pergi pooonn..

SANGAT MENYEDIHKAN!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

(eleh, sedih konon... sebab apo hang tak pegi??)
Huish!! sebab,,, Ummu kena tinggal la,,,... Ha! tulah... sapa suruh hang mandi lambat??
Alah~ memang la mandi lambat sebab Ummu gosok baju...
*Dah apa pasai hang tak gosok baju semalam??
Hakhak... Saye main Laptop!!

Shushi..shushi...

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