Salam everyone.
Read up.
"Hari raya bukanlah hari hiburan atau liburan tetapi hari mensyukuri nikmat Ilahi dan memelihara kebersihan rohani (kembali fitrah). Sayangnya hampir semua sambutan agama hari ini sudah dikomersilkan."
-Uztaz Ahmad Dahari
Definitely well said.
Subhanallah. Ramadhan is nearing to its end. In fact, today will be last day of terawih prayers. i'll never know if there is ever another chance to meet with this blessed month again. for all i know, i'll meet with an accident tomorrow (nauzubillah), and meet Him sooner than expected. the heart yearns for something it cant get. ramadhan is leaving, a fact i have yet to accept. time flies by too fast, that at times, i regret not being able to do more ibadah during this month. so all im wishing for is that all my deeds and ibadah are accepted and accounted for, insyallah.
"Be more concerned with having your deeds accepted than the deed itself. Did you not hear Allah say: 'Verily Allah, only accepts those from those who fear Him. (i.e. possess taqwaa).' [5:27] "[Lata'if ul Ma`arif, p. 246]
-taken from here.
anyway, anybody going for the following event?

kind of sick isnt it? i mean, pardon me for saying this but hello?! lu otak mana?! yes, its the last day of ramadhan, and the next day is hari raya, so you have every right to celebrate, but like this? the whole thing's so fcuking commersialised that the true meaning of celebrating Eid after a whole month of fasting has so strayed from its path. this night, we're encouraged to proclaim the takbir, to praise Him for all that He has given us - The holy month of ramadhan especially. subhanallah. NOT celebrating like[insert adjective here] with all this hoo haa shit. well, at least not on this one night.tsk tsk.
dear friends, instead of hoo-haaing with the rest of the malay clan, drop by the nearest mosque and join in the takbir, or stay at home with your family and do the last minute preparations for eid celebrations! or maybe, if you have some free time, how about dropping by this event?

its the finale for ryc events this year. - mass takbir over at eunos mrt. youths are encouraged to participate in this event to signify the end of ramadhan and the coming of the new month of syawal. nope, im not doing free publicity but its a genuine request for you to rethink the actual meaning of ramadhan. why waste one whole month of good deeds just by indulging in one night of.. nothing-ness? subhanallah. think about it my friends. and no,i wont be at the mass takbir. insyallah, i'll be at darul makmur close with my loved ones. =)
anyway, i was browsing through islaam.net and i came across this wonderful article. do spend some time and read up. its titled Life after Ramadhan.
now i will have to take my leave and return to my spring cleaning task!
Love,

atikah.
Read up.
"Hari raya bukanlah hari hiburan atau liburan tetapi hari mensyukuri nikmat Ilahi dan memelihara kebersihan rohani (kembali fitrah). Sayangnya hampir semua sambutan agama hari ini sudah dikomersilkan."
-Uztaz Ahmad Dahari
Definitely well said.
Subhanallah. Ramadhan is nearing to its end. In fact, today will be last day of terawih prayers. i'll never know if there is ever another chance to meet with this blessed month again. for all i know, i'll meet with an accident tomorrow (nauzubillah), and meet Him sooner than expected. the heart yearns for something it cant get. ramadhan is leaving, a fact i have yet to accept. time flies by too fast, that at times, i regret not being able to do more ibadah during this month. so all im wishing for is that all my deeds and ibadah are accepted and accounted for, insyallah.
"Be more concerned with having your deeds accepted than the deed itself. Did you not hear Allah say: 'Verily Allah, only accepts those from those who fear Him. (i.e. possess taqwaa).' [5:27] "[Lata'if ul Ma`arif, p. 246]
-taken from here.
anyway, anybody going for the following event?

kind of sick isnt it? i mean, pardon me for saying this but hello?! lu otak mana?! yes, its the last day of ramadhan, and the next day is hari raya, so you have every right to celebrate, but like this? the whole thing's so fcuking commersialised that the true meaning of celebrating Eid after a whole month of fasting has so strayed from its path. this night, we're encouraged to proclaim the takbir, to praise Him for all that He has given us - The holy month of ramadhan especially. subhanallah. NOT celebrating like
dear friends, instead of hoo-haaing with the rest of the malay clan, drop by the nearest mosque and join in the takbir, or stay at home with your family and do the last minute preparations for eid celebrations! or maybe, if you have some free time, how about dropping by this event?

its the finale for ryc events this year. - mass takbir over at eunos mrt. youths are encouraged to participate in this event to signify the end of ramadhan and the coming of the new month of syawal. nope, im not doing free publicity but its a genuine request for you to rethink the actual meaning of ramadhan. why waste one whole month of good deeds just by indulging in one night of.. nothing-ness? subhanallah. think about it my friends. and no,i wont be at the mass takbir. insyallah, i'll be at darul makmur close with my loved ones. =)
anyway, i was browsing through islaam.net and i came across this wonderful article. do spend some time and read up. its titled Life after Ramadhan.
now i will have to take my leave and return to my spring cleaning task!
Love,

atikah.