sayu..
teringat dosa dosa lalu..
sungguh aku menginginkan bertemu dengan Mu..
akan tetapi.... layakkah aku ?
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mood : rindu :(((
salam alaikum..
right now , im listening to my playlist yg sllu dengar di bilik semasa hidp di matriks dahulu..
UNIC
INTEAM
MAHER ZAIN - freedom
SAUJANA
MIRWANA
SUHAIMI - kembara ilmu
dan byk lagi..
huuu.. teringat nyaa :(
benarlah..
pengalaman itu mematangkan kita..
pengalaman itu byk mengajar kita mnjadi kuat..
pengalaman itu juga yang mnjadikan kita tabah dan bangun bila jatuh..
alhamdulillah cik cactus di kurniakan roomate2 yang sgt baik dan caring bertimbang rasa etc.. hehe..^^ sntiasa ada di kala susah senang..
scene 1
teringat cik cactus.. ketika tu sy demam + diarrhoe..
jadi ada la juga kelas yang terpaksa di skip sbb perut ni memaksa ke toilet.. huhu
yang paling best nya..
ada satu weekend tu, cik cactus seharian terbaring di katil..
tiba2 datang sorang2 roomate di sisi, pegang kepala,
"weh ang xmau p klinik ka.."
"ang makan lum ni??"
"xpa xpa ang tduq dlu, kami p turun p bli nasik kat ang.."
pastu balik.. sy pula yg x da selera..
"ang kena makan jugakkkk!! "
"ang nk sembuh ka tamau..."
kak ina x berkesempatan buat blog lg.. huhu
it might seen as "eh normal la tuuu~"
but for me, ianya adalah satu perkara yang sgt cik cactus appreciate^^
scene 2
another scene is during our struggling period :P
sy dan kak ina satu kos.. tp kak ina sllu kuar g blik kawan dia..
dhia pula kos hayat.. azwa kos akaun.. ha mmg lain gila la kot :P
yang dpt kami share hanyelah math.. tu pn math akaun x sama sgt ngan math sains.. huhu
smbil2 study duk me 'mereng' bersama.. ada satu malam tu ktorang makan nescafe..(esok hari minggu, cutiiii)
reasons ?? hahahaha.. nk stay up habiskan tutorial n past year..
slalu kitorg hanye minum teh.. (sponsored by wani) gula sponsored by dhiya/cik cactus..
cewah mnum teh takde la mcm minum nescafe kan.. kaww punya plak tu.. nescafe kak ina yg sponsr.. hehehe =)
pastu... smpai kul 3 xleh tdoq kott.. mmg sangat stail >___<
kul 3.30 mcm tu kak ina dah tidoq..
sy , dhiya dan azwa masih lagi dok penin2..
dhiya tdo dlu.. tgal lah sy dan azwa...
malangnya sy blum ngantukkkk :( huhu
so.. azwa di paksa utk menemani cik cactus.. (sembang dlm gelaP) hehe..
pastu tetiba..
"eh korrang.. kalau kite.. bla bla bla" - cik dhiya..
upenye die pn xleh tidooq lagi.. hahaha teruk2.. last2 tido kul 5 jugak laa.. bangun pkul 6, solat then tido balik.. yg bestnye pagi tu ada kelas tmbhn.. hahaha.. kena bgun xtdo balik la.. :P balik2 kelas tmbhn.. nmpk katil je hihihi :)
bersykur sangat.. thank you Allah..
tanpa guide Mu. aku tidak akan mnjadi aku seperti hari ini..
thank you sahabat2 ku juga :) i love u all ~ terime kasih sb mnjd part of me..
Sunday, August 14, 2011
some effective tips for control our tongue during ramadhan^^
salam aleykum brothers and sisters.. how are you today ? hopefully, all of us are in Allah's rahmah ^^
as a musleem scholar , we sure need to avoid these characteristic :
swearing
cursing
lying
back-biting
so , for us, this ramadhan is the best period of time to restrain our tongue :)
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: “Whoever does not give up forged speech and evil actions, Allah is not in need of his leaving his food and drink (ie. Allah will not accept his fasting.)” [Bukhari]
ok let's start.
1. LEAVE THINGS WHICH DOES NOT CONCERN US.
hehe, basically this refers to girls. other word : gossiping.
do not concern things that is not necessary for us to know such as what someone else have said or done wrong.
The Prophet (peace be upon him) said: “From the excellence of a man’s Islam is leaving that which does not concern him.” [Bukhari]
2. SILENT!
silence is golden^^
before we speak, ask ourselves either it will be a benefit or a harm ?? is it productive or unproductive talk ?
do some experiment to check the time uve spent on productive / unproductive talk.
u just need a timer. keep a tab on how many hours/minutes you speak each day, and the topic that u covers as well. the results can be revealing.
3. CONCEAL THE FAULTS OF OTHERS (tutup aib orang lain)
it is the art of keeping the mouth silence also. hehe
Once the Prophet (peace be upon him) was asked: “O Messenger of Allah, which of the Muslims is best?” And he said, “He who the Muslims are safe from his tongue and his hand.” [Riyadh as-Saliheen]
we are more likely to disclose other's fault and conceal our own, yet we should remind ourselvesof the time we would wish our faults to be concealed.
4. CHECK BEFORE YOU SEND.
with the advent of technology, our conversation is now in our fingertips. as such, via cellular phone, emails, FACEBOOK, TWITTER, VLOGGING , etc.
the speed of it all makes us sometimes hit the send button before we evaluate what we have to say.
the purpose is same as well as talking to others.
check either it is a good or bad things.
is it beneficial ?
then if it is positive , click send/share.
i think.. it is enough for today.. insyaAllah jumpa lagi next timee! hee~
(reading from a blog , yet di simple kan )
salam ramadhan kareem, moga memperoleh keberkatan. ^___^
Friday, August 12, 2011
ramadhan lagi :)
12 day had passed..
.: Syukran, moga sama2 menambah ilmu =] :.
maghfirah.. dapatkah aku ?
FAQ fasting^^
salam aleykum brothers n sisters .. this morning i just figured out a brief miscellaneous question and answer relating to fasting from a closed group that ive joined.
so , let's check it out. insyaAllah it will give us alot of information^^
In the name of Allah, Most Compassionate, Most Merciful..
Q: Is taking a meal before commencing a fast (suhur) necessary in order for a fast to be valid?
A: No, Suhur is not necessary. However, it is a virtuous act of Sunnah that should not be missed unnecessarily.
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Q: What time does Suhur begin?
A: One can take Suhur any time after midnight, but it is more advisable to take it in the latter hours of the night, preferably just before the break of true dawn (al-Fajr al-Sadiq).
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Q: Is an intention for fasting necessary and when should one make the intention (niyyah) for the fast of Ramadhan?
A: The intention for fasting is necessary but very simple: It is to know in your heart that you will fast that day. It is valid to have this intention any time from Maghrib the night before up to the Islamic midday of the actual day of fasting, for current Ramadhan fasts and voluntary fasts. The Islamic midday is half way between the beginning of Fajr and Maghrib times. (al-Fatawa al-Hindiyya)
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Q: What is the difference between a Qadha and Kaffara?
A: Qadha (makeup) means to keep another fast in order to make up for the fast which was invalidated, while Kaffara (expiation) means to perform an act to expatiate the sin of having broken a fast.
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Q: In what way is a Kaffara fulfilled?
A: A Kaffara may be given in the following two ways: 1) Fasting for two months consecutively without missing a single fast, 2) Feeding sixty poor people. It should be remembered that if one has the ability to fast then one cannot adopt the second method; rather, one will have to fast for sixty days continuously.
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Q: Does an injection invalidate one’s fast?
A: No, it does not invalidate one’s fast, although it is better to avoid taking injections while fasting unnecessarily.
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Q: Does taking out blood or a blood test invalidate one’s fast?
A: No, a blood test does not invalidate the fast, as it is merely the taking out of blood. However, it will be disliked if it could weaken one from being able to maintain the fast.
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Q: Does smoking invalidate one’s fast?
A: Yes, it does invalidate one’s fast. (Ramadhan is a good time to quit smoking forever!).
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Q: Is it allowed to use an Asthma Pump during the Fast?
A: If one has a genuine medical need for an asthma pump that cannot be otherwise fulfilled, then it would be permitted to use it. However, it would break the fast and require that the fast be made up later (Qadha). This is because anything that has a perceptible body breaks the fast if it enters the body through a normal channel.
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Q: When does vomiting break one’s fast?
A: Vomiting only breaks one’s fast if: a) one returns and swallows the vomit down the throat, or b) one vomits a mouthful intentionally. It is not broken by non-deliberate vomiting or (deliberately) vomiting less than a mouthful. If one’s fast is broken by vomiting, then one will only have to make up (qadha) for the fast, a Kaffara will not be necessary.
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Q: How does one decide when vomiting is a mouthful?
A: The definition of “mouthful vomiting” is that which one cannot hold back in one’s mouth without difficulty.
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Q: Can one fast whilst traveling?
A: Yes, one may fast while traveling. However one should not burden oneself if the journey is long and difficult, for in such situations it is advisable not to fast.
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Q: Can a woman on menstruation (haydh) or post-natal bleeding (nifas) fast?
A: No, she cannot fast. It will be unlawful (haram) for her to do so.
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Q: Does a woman on menstruation (Haydh) or post-natal bleeding (Nifas) have to make up for the fasts missed?
A: Yes, she will have to make Qadha for the missed fasts.
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Q: Does one have to perform the Qadha fasts immediately after Ramadhan?
A: No, it is not necessary. However, it is recommended to complete the missed fasts of Ramadhan as soon as possible.
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Q: When can a sick person break his/her fast on the opinion of a doctor?
A: When a competent Muslim doctor says that if he/she continues fasting, it will bring danger to his/her life or severely effect the health, then in such a situation it will be permitted to break one’s fast. One will not be liable for a Kaffara but will only have to make up for the fast (Qadha).
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Q: Is it permissible to insert medicine through a female’s vagina during a fast?
A: Any form of medicine inserted into the internal part of a woman’s vagina will invalidate her fast.
And Allah knows best =]
ramadhani..
salam aleykum brothers n sisters! :D
a lil bit 'ilm(knowledge) to share with all of you~
Rasul Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: “Fasting is not (abstaining) from eating and drinking only, but also from vain speech and foul language. If one of you is being cursed or annoyed, he should say: ‘I am fasting, I am fasting.’” [Ibn Khuzaimah, Ibn Hibban. Sahih according to Imam Muslim’s criteria.]
Fasting is an act of worship that draws one closer to Allah (subhana wa ta’ala). Allah has prescribed it to purify the soul and to train it in good deeds. The fasting person must be on guard against any act that may cause him to lose the benefits of his fast. Thus, one must not use foul speech even in retaliation. If one is being cursed or annoyed he should nevertheless practice self restraint and respond to the provocation by saying, “I am fasting.”
While the fact that a Muslim will be fasting in Ramadan should be evident to all, saying so is a reminder to the other person that he too is fasting and should not spoil his fast. Saying “I am fasting” is also a reminder to oneself that he/she is engaged in something too precious to waste by careless words.
Rasul Allah (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) said: “Allah does not need the fast of one who does not abandon false speech or acting according to his false speech.” [Sahih Bukhari]
*i took this note from a group that ive joined, insyaAllah, take good ones, leaves bad ones*
may Allah bless us all, ameen ~
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