In The Name of Allah The Most Gracious, The Most Merciful

Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Dear Allah......


This is what I want, and I chose it
Never look back, look forward ......
Never look up, look down...
And always watch my step...
thorns are everywhere.....


Dear ALLAH,
thank you for giving us another day to build a
beautiful life. Please assist me in solving today's problems and in
completing all of my tasks well. Please give us
me strengths to endure patiently
through this difficult time, and help me to arrive at a
brighter and more prosperous life. Ameen yaa Rabb

Sunday, December 9, 2012

I Only Worship You

O Allaah...
Tonight, I sleep. I feel free and healthy
I am happy and so lucky, when I know this is the time to thank You.
My Lord...
If tomorrow I wake up, I am alive and I am healthy, make all the things that I am still a Mukmeen who always walk on Your Way.
If You Allow me to sleep till the day of judgement, Take my soul as the way I am still a Muslim and a Mukmeen, only worship You.

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Why did u close ur eyes from all the signs....?
You can look in the mirror, the one who is standing in front of u
why dont u take any lesson in there.
u r not the good one nor the bad one as long as u can see inside.
inside u and other...
I'm not teaching you, but I've tried to open my eyes that u r the one of the signs
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Saturday, December 8, 2012

How 2 Love

How to love everyone around us...
- Don't judge them by your first sight
Love them coz Allah...
Do good deeds to make them happy,
you'll be happy then
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The one u judged doesn't define who really they are.
U just don't know how heart works
Even you know how deep the ocean is

Look back at the path u left
maybe some thorns, some flowers
How much thorns and flower you seed,
Is up to how the way you walk on
Just walk on His way, you will see flowers over u

Let's take a walk... along His Love

Tuesday, August 16, 2011

Love Me, Allah...That's all I Need

Allah will not burden you if you can't handle it, I do believe it.

Ya Allah, give me strength of forgiveness,
Guide me to the way of light,

Preach me to be patience, ikhlash to be humble and broad minded to accept this fate. You know how much I love "her/him and them"

Love me Allah That's all I need...

Sunday, July 17, 2011

Ramadan Is Coming, Are You Ready?

Taqobalallahu minna waminkum, shiyamana washiyamakum....

Wish this Ramadan be the sweetest..! Open my mind, eyes and heart, that may be it is my last ramadan, who knows? I hope Allah brings me to the brightest way, guide me in every single day and let me to always keep close to Him.

It is time to improve myself, to keep close with Him, Who I'm belong to. It is time to take a contemplation, to realize whether my time will be end before or after Ramadan. Can I see it next year? Can I through one month full perfectly? Can I be the best graduate in this month of 'tarbiyah'?
Yaa Allah, I realize that life never ends yet, the end is my breath. I realize that how much the mistakes I've ever made, ever forgot to say thank to You when You give me chance one more and more, Grant all my wishes and Give all I need, but I never forget to say 'laa ilaaha illaa Allah...' in every my heartbeat and breath

O Allah.... give me one more chance
To do my best for future in the day of resurrection
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Wednesday, June 1, 2011

Umar and Stones

Story of Umar Bin Khaththab  
In the dark night, creatures fell asleep in every part of the dark earth, except one. The second caliph (khalifa) after Rasulullah pbuh, swung his step approach the dark. He kept on going around looking into the real life of his folks. He wanted to know whether his folks prosperous under his administration. From the distance he saw little flame from a hut. Children’s weeping heard from distance. He pep at little space of the wall, and saw a woman surrounded by children. She seemed cooked something. Every time when her children started crying she said, “Wait a minute, it will be done.”
The mother did the same every time the children start crying, again and again. Umar wondered and asked permission to come in. then he asked, “Why your children can’t stop crying?”
“They are hungry” the mother answered.
“Why don’t you give the food you are cooking?” Umar asked.
“No food at all in our home. The food I’ve been cooking is stones to keep them quite, so they supposed I cooked food. They will stop crying because of tired and will fall asleep.”
“Do you always do this?” Asked Umar.
“Yes. I have no more family and my husband was dead.” She tried to hide her misery on her face.
“Why don’t you ask for help to the Caliph? He can help you and gives you money from Baitul maal.” Umar advised.
“The Caliph has done tyrannical to me. I regret to his administration. He should look over his folks in real life. Who knows, there must be many people has the same fate with us.”
Her answer touched his feeling. He felt guilty and ashamed to himself. Then he immediately stood up and said, “Wait a moment, I’ll be right back.”
In the middle of the night, Umar walked in hurry to Baitul Maal. He lifted a big sack of wheat on his own shoulder. Because the distance between Baitul Maal and the mother’s house was far enough, Aslam intended to help him, Umar refuse distinctly and said,
“I’ll not let you lift my sins in the next. Let me lift this sack because I feel guilty on what happen to the mother and her children.”
The mother was so happy to receive the full sack of wheat. Then, the unknown man told her to see Caliph tomorrow to register her and children in Baitul Maal so they deserve to get charity. Of course, the mother was surprise and ashamed when she met Caliph (Khalifa), Umar Bin Khaththab.
This real touched story can be found on many books such as a book titled Al Faruq Umar Bin Khaththab, by Rashid Ridha. Umar was a real figure of best leader for ummah. His life experience taught us about zuhud, justice, responsibility and sense of care. He was Khalifa, a leader and Prophet’s Companion, and he didn’t need party flag or body guard to perform his official travel  in the dark night to find whether any injustice escape from his sight. 
Is there any leader like this one nowaday?
(Source : Sabili, 1428 H)

Tuesday, May 31, 2011

Asma’ Bint Yazid Al-Anshariyah

An orator, a Scholar of Hadith and Mujahidah

She was famous as Khathibatun Nisa (orator woman). She was also known as a scholar in hadith and mujahidah. Her full name is Asma’ Bint Yazid Bin Sakan Bin Rafi’ Bin Imra’ulQais Bin Zaid Bin Abd. Ashab.
She was a courageous woman. In Yarmuk war, many Muslimah took contribution in this war as Ibn Katsir said in his book al-Bidayah wan Nihayah, “They fight in the great war and the women went along with them in the rear with bravely”.
In this great war, Asma’ Bint Yazid participated with other women in the rear of mujahidin, she prepared weaponry, gave drinks to mujahidin and treated wounded warrior and encouraged warriors to keep up battling martially. She also killed nine roman warriors. She gained injuries in her back and Allah wanted her to live for long time. She was still alive for 17 years after that Great War.
Besides that, she was also known had strong personality and didn’t bashful to ask something related to shariah, even she asked to Rasulullah Pbuh. Asma’ asked the Prophet how to take a bath after finishing from menses. The prophet told her to do and said, “Purify yourself with a piece of cloth scented with musk.” Then she asked, “How shall I purify myself with it?” He said, “Subhanallah ! Purify yourself (with it).” Aisha then pulled her and said, “Rub the place soiled with blood with it.”
She wasn’t shy to ask about the truth while Rasulullah pbuh felt shy and turned his face. Her curiosity in detail things helped other Muslimah to get more knowledge.
One day, when Rasulullah pbuh was with his companions, he surprised when Asma’ asked him, “We the women are housebound and have restrictiveness in action (do not take participation in battle), supporting and serve family. Do we have similar merits as the men get?”.
Rasululullah pbuh, turned over his body to sahabat and said, “Have you ever heard a question from woman about religion better than she does?” The Companion replied that they never heard the brilliant question before.
Then Rasulullah shalallahu ‘alayhisalam said, “Please come back and tell to other women who stand at your back; good deeds of one of you to her husband, her effort to get husband’s willingness and her obedience, that’s all can be equal to all men’s good deeds”. Asma’ went to other women with gleamed face because of her pride to get what women dreams as submission of the follower of Allah’s Apostle.
Asma’ came to Allah’s Apostle in the first of Hijra year, and made oath to obey him. May Allah shower her with Rahman and Rahiim. Ameen…

Wednesday, May 11, 2011

Causes Of Increase In Iman And Our Shortcomings by Shaykh `Aa’id Abdullah al-Qarnee

Causes of Increase in Iman
  1. Praying to your Lord, Glorified and Exalted, in secret, supplicating a lot to Him, hoping in His     reward, and engaging in much remembrance of Him.
  2. Contemplating His Book, for nothing helps the recovery of the heart except the Book of Allah Mighty and Sublime. There are many youth who busy themselves even with sciences of the Shari`ah at the expense of reciting the Qur’an until their hearts eventually harden. So if this happens with acts of obedience, what about one who occupies his heart with sins?
  3. Regularly performing your obligatory prayers in congregation, for Allah guaranteed the one who guards his obligatory prayers in congregation that he will neither abandon him, nor humiliate him, and that He will guard him in this world and the next.
  4. Regularly performing as-sunan ar-rawatib (acts of Sunnah that were stressed and regularly performed by the Prophet sallallahu `alayhi wa sallam), and doing plenty of them, for whenever you prostrate to Allah with a prostration, He raises your level.
  5. Accompanying and loving the righteous. "The person is with one he loves. [Al-Bukhari] "Do not befriend except a believer, and let no one eat your food except a taqiyy (a pious, God-fearing person)." [Hasan, related by Ahmad, At-Tayalisi, Abu Dawud, At-Tirmidhi and others]
  6. Knowing that Allah al-Wahid al-Ahad watches over us, and knowing that He is with you: "Does He who created not know, while He is the Subtle, the Acquainted?" [al-Mulk (67):14] Knowing also that He knows what you hide and what you make apparent: "Have you not considered that Allah knows what is in the heavens and what is on the earth? There is no private conversation of three but that He is the fourth of them, nor are there five but that He is the sixth of them - and no less than that and no more except that He is with them [in knowledge] wherever they are. Then He will inform them of what they did, on the Day of Resurrection. Indeed Allah is, of all things, Knowing." [Al-Mujadilah (58):7]
    How to Increase Our Imaan?
  1. Taking oneself to account as the Salaf used to do; they used take themselves to account in detail prior to sleep: What did we put forth from good so that we thank Allah? What did we do from evil so that we repent to Allah?
  2. Seeking guidance and advice from the people of knowledge and callers to Allah. 
  3. Visiting graves, for it is a means of remembrance of the hereafter, and it guides a slave to the Straight Path. 
  4. Reading biographies of the Salaf. Exemplary biographies are those lived by the Sahaba, at-Tabi`een and imams, such as Ahmad, ash-Shai`i, Malik, ath-Thawri, al-Awza`i and many others.
  5. Praying upon Allah in secret and supplicating to Him in the last third of the night.