Fitna is the most dangerous things to the Muslim's world. Im not going to talk bout how non-muslims libeled Muslims as terrorists and so on. Instead, im going to briefly discuss on how we, as a Muslim spreading fitna without realizing them.
Lets put it this way,
U r someone who really took care of ur prayers, jama'ah in masjid, always joined any tazkirah or usrah and always remind others about religious duties and so on..u'll undoubtedly gain respect from others and these makes u the most risky person to be responsible for spreading fitna into muslims' community.

Why?
Because u r bringing muslim's identities. If u r doing something tht is contradicted to islamic teachings, even for something "normal" for people today such as smoking, or wearing shorts in a public and others, u r actually conducting fitna for Islam itself.
People will start saying things bout u and there is a room for "misunderstanding of islamic law". In example, people who aren't having sufficient knowledge about islam, will think that ur action is permitted and follow or continue that actions. This is how fitna usually starts.
In worst cases, ur actions will be used by people to go against u. Example of the situation:
" A : B, ko da solat blom? da lewat nih!!
B : hekeleh, aku lewat2 pon solat jgk....xdela cm ko tuh g kolam renang pkai short, tayang aurat kt org..dosa da konfem "

See how can a simple mistake stop u from da'wah? Im far from saying that B is right and A is wrong. Im just stating tht such conversation is possible.Im sure some of u will say; "org kalo xnk dga teguran tuh, kalo kite baek cmne pn xdga jgkk" But, being careful bout our action will at least give benefit in showning them gud example and they dun have anything to fight us back with right? Who knows, as the time goes, the person might change. We cant give "hidayah" to people but we can guide them.

Therefore,
For people whom are eager to say; "i am a good muslim", please be careful in ur actions!! Do not let even a small crack of chance for fitna to occur because the kuffar will always find a way to destroy us, and fitna is the most preferable and easiest method for them.

p/s: sometimes people are proud of being called "muslim" but they failed to show the beauty of Islam..

Wallahua'lam

Date of marriage: 26th September 2009
Place: Taiping, Perak
Name of spouse: Norfaizah Ahmad and Muhammad Ansyar Abdul Salam.


{Selepas majlis akad nikah...bersama keluarga abg ansar dr indonesia}

How should i start..
Erm, It was a great wedding ceremony, with a great meals, nasi minyak, ayam masak merah, sup daging, kerabu nangka, laksa, cendol and many others...
I had a great time, staying at home with most of my sibling and their families for 1-2 week. (about 30+ people in total >.<) Lame da xkumpul rmai2 cmnie..best, meriah, crowded, bising, kecoh dan sebagainye :P
Btw, mak n ayah nampak hepi sgt even letey layan rmai2..
This is the most happening Hari Raya i ever had since i first set foot into secondary school..

Okey, back to wedding matter...

1-2 days before the wedding day:
Everyday is a busy day..Lot of preparation to do..However, i did not participate much. Busy playing online games and all..Just help few things that requires my height..Say whatever u want, but i AM a LAZY person..face it..haha
As the preparation went smoothly, we were shocked by the latest new from our neighbour..one of our neighbour (in front of my house) has passed away. She's a chinese grandma- died at 95years old..As we all know, it is a chinese tradition to have at least 4days of ceremony(normally 7days) when someone in their family died..They read their incantation, sing their song (something like "depa,depa,depa"-omigod, i already remembered them >.<), and did their prayers..
Imagine a night with such noise and crowd..I dunno about my other sibling, but i got a headache, and of course i start my motorcycle, and ran far away from it..(most of the time-cc la..haha) The day before the wedding day, my dad went to their house and told them about our wedding ceremony, and they understand it and they promised to stop their ceremony on the wedding day. (In the end, the chinese family thank us because they only have to do the ceremony for 4days-which is the minimum..They said, for 1 day, they have to pay total of rm12k and imagine if they have to continue it for 7days..how much money will they lose?=.=)

Okay, enough talk bout the chinese. On the wedding day:
The ceremony strts at 12.30pm. however, people already came as early as 11.00am..we're lucky to have such a dedication worker(me) to prepare the table and others..and everything went smoothly...
At about 3.00pm, i was asked to serve "laksa" for people. Laksa has been the most wanted food at that time.(da ptg maa...mane ade org nak mkn nasik lg..) I've been busy messaging while suddenly one "pakcik" came and stretch out his hand (nak salam)..To show my respect, i stand and shake his hand well and suddenly i heard a sound "plupp"...I tried to think, where did that sound coming from then i looked at the "kuah laksa" and i realize that something must have fell in there...but what is it??
I asked one of my niece, and he asked me back :"paksu, where's ur handphone?"
Omigod!! I took the ladle, swirl the "kuah" and i found my handphone at the bottom of it..then...{i blacked out}
The moral of the story:
1) do not use ur phone while u r working
2) do not blame me if i ask "ko sape" whenever u message me..thank you.

Overall, it's been a great weekend, i skip my classes for 2 days.(No one noticed it anyway..haha) And i had a great experienced, riding motorcycle alone from taiping-kuantan via Genting...And it took me only 5hours and 30minutes to arrive at UIA..
And I still felt the fatigue until now..em, im sleepy.....owh, my bed...
bye....salammm......bedd.....

In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful.

In response to the question, Dr. Muzammil H. Siddiqi, Director of the Islamic Society of Orange County and President of the Islamic Society of North America, states:

“Indeed Allah is All-Powerful (Al-`Aziz) and He is able to do all things (`ala kull sha’in qadir). The Qur’an has mentioned this hundreds of times. It is also mentioned in the Qur’an that Allah is the Creator and He is the Best Creator. “Glory be to Allah, the best Creator.” (Al-Mu’minun: 14)

But then the question comes why do pain and sufferings exist in the world. We find sickness, old age and death. We see things that are ugly, people who are insane and foolish. There are storms, earthquakes, floods, draught and famine. We also see people commit sins, show disloyalty, unfaithfulness, greed and insincerity. We see people commit rapes, murders; they fight and make wars. We know all these and many more problems. There are evils caused by human beings and there are natural disasters. There are suffering for individuals and there are those that involve a large number of people.

But we also know that this is not the whole story. Besides all these negative things, we also see beauty, health, prosperity, life, birth, wisdom, intelligence, growth and progress. We also see goodness among people, faith, sincerity, charity, love and the spirit of sacrifice. We also see a lot of virtue and piety. It is wrong to see one side of the coin and not to see the other side. Any philosophy that concentrates on one aspect of the creation and denies or ignores the other side is partially true and partial truths are no truth at all.

It is also the fact that the element of good is more in the creation than the element of evil. We all see that there are more people who are healthy than those who are sick. There are more that eat well than those who starve.

There are more that lead decent life than those who commit crimes. Goodness is the rule and evil is the exception. Virtue is the norm and sin is the aberration. Generally trees bear fruits, the flowers bloom, the winds move smoothly.

But then the question is why does Allah allow these exceptions to the rules?

Let us ask this question to understand Allah’s ways in His creation. The Qur’an tells us that good, evil and whatever happens in this world happens by Allah’s Will (mashi’at Allah). Only Allah knows fully His Will. We finite beings cannot grasp fully His infinite Will and Wisdom. He runs His universe the way He deems fit. The Qur’an tells us that Allah is Wise and everything that Allah does is right, just, good and fair. We must submit and surrender to His Will. The Qur’an has not given us all the details about Allah’s Will, but it has enlightened us with the guidance that is useful and sufficient for us. There are several points that we should keep in our mind to understand this issue:

1. First of all, Allah did not make this world a permanent world. This is a temporary world and everything here has a time limit. When its times comes it will die, come to an end and finish. Neither the good things of this world are forever, nor the bad things eternal. We are here for a short time and we are being tested. Those who will pass this test will find an eternal world that is perfect and permanent. Those who will fail this test shall see the evil consequences of their sins and corruption.

2. Allah has placed a physical law and a moral law in this universe. Allah allows suffering to occur when one or more of these laws are broken. The physical law is based on cause and effect. Sickness comes if one does not take care of one’s health or is exposed to infections. A car accident occurs when one is not alert, or drives in a careless manner, or if the cars are not checked, roads and freeways are not made and kept in right shape, or the traffic laws are not right or not properly enforced. Study of causes and effects is very important to facilitate safeguards. Even here we should keep in mind that Allah often saves us and He does not let us suffer from every negligence. How many times it happens that we are not careful and still we reach safely to our destinations. The way people drive in some cities, it is a miracle that more accidents do not happen and more people do not suffer. Allah says:

“(Allah) Most Gracious! It is He Who has taught the Qur’an. He has created man: He has taught him speech (and Intelligence). The sun and the moon follow courses (exactly) computed; and the herbs and the trees both (alike) bow in adoration. And the Firmament has He raised high, and He has set up the Balance (of Justice), in order that you may not transgress (due) balance. So establish weight with justice and fall not short in the balance. It is He Who has spread out the earth for (His) creatures." (Ar-Rahman:1-10)

The way we exceed the measures set by Allah and violate His laws of cause and effect is incredible. It is really the mercy of Allah that we are saved. Strictly speaking, the question should not be why does Allah allow suffering, but how much Allah protects us and saves us all the time in spite of our violations and negligence. The Qur’an says:

“If Allah were to punish people according to what they deserve, He would not leave on the back of the (earth) a single living creature: but He gives them respite for a stated Term: when their Term expires, verily Allah has in His sight all His servants." (Fatir:45)

But sometimes Allah does punish people because of their violations of His laws whether they are physical or moral. The Qur’an tells us that many nations and communities were destroyed because of their sinful lifestyles:

“If they treat thy (mission) as false, so did the Peoples before them (with their Prophets), the People of Noah, and Ad and Thamud. Those of Abraham and Lut; and the Companions of the Madyan people; and Moses was rejected (in the same way). But I granted respite to the Unbelievers, and (only) after that did I punish them: but how (terrible) was My rejection (of them)! How many populations have We destroyed, which were given to wrong-doing! They tumbled down on their roofs. And how many wells are lying idle and neglected, and castles lofty and well-built?" (Al-Hajj: 42-45)

3. Suffering can also be a test and trial for some people. Allah allows some people to suffer in order to test their patience and steadfastness. Even Allah’s Prophets and Messengers were made to suffer. Prophet Ayyub is mentioned in the Qur’an as a Prophet who was very patient. Good people sometimes suffer but their sufferings heal others and bring goodness to their communities. People learn lessons from their good examples. Martyrs die for their faith, soldiers give their lives for their nations and this brings liberation and freedom for their people.

4. Allah sometimes allows some people to suffer to test others, how they react to them. When you see a person who is sick, poor and needy, then you are tested by Allah. Allah is there with that suffering person to test your charity and your faith. In a very moving Hadith Qudsi (Divine Hadith) the Prophet, peace be upon him, said:

“Allah will say on the Day of Judgment, ‘O son of Adam, I was sick and you did not visit Me.’ He will say, ‘O my Lord, how could I visit You, when you are the Lord of the Worlds.’ Allah will say, ‘Did you not know that My servant so-and-so was sick and you did not visit him? Did you not know that if you had visited him, you would have found Me there?’ Allah will say, ‘O son of Adam, I asked you for food and you fed Me not.’ He shall say, ‘O my Lord, how could I feed you and you are the Lord of the Worlds?’ And Allah will say, ‘Did you not know that My servant so-and-so was in need of food and you did not feed him? Did you not know that if you had fed him, you would have found that to have been for Me?’ ‘O son of Adam, I asked you for water and you did not give Me to drink.’ The man shall say, ‘O my Lord, how could I give You water, when You are the Lord of the Worlds?’ Allah will say, ‘My servant so-and-so asked you for water and you did not give him to drink water. Did you not know that if you had given him to drink, you would have found that to have been for Me.’ (Muslim, Hadith no. 4661)

Prophet `Isa (Jesus), peace be upon him, is also reported to have said something similar. (See Matthew 25: 35-45)

So to summarize, we can say that sufferings occur to teach us that we must adhere to Allah’s natural and moral laws. It is sometimes to punish those who violate Allah’s natural or moral laws. It is to test our faith in Allah and to test our commitment to human values and charity. Whenever we encounter suffering we should ask ourselves, “Have we broken any law of Allah?” Let us study the cause of the problem and use the corrective methods. “Could it be a punishment?” Let us repent and ask forgiveness and reform our ways. “Could it be a test and trial for us?” Let us work hard to pass this test.

Believers face the sufferings with prayers, repentance and good deeds. The non-believers face the sufferings with doubts and confusions. They blame Allah or make arguments against Him.

May Allah keep us on the right path, Amen!

Allah Almighty knows best.

-UIA TO TAIPING-
12/9/09,6.15am - bertolak dari uia ( convoy bersama afiq rain, faiq kering, ziyad fz150, najmi hensem, mysterious uzairi , izwan pilus, c-boy ekzos, ngn tueb cina)
First part, kuantan-genting sempah, aku mengntuk gler...asyik tetdo mase bwk mtor (alhamdulillah nothing bad happen :p)
Lepas kuar tol Gombak, sume berpecah...tingl aku ngn ziyad je g sebelah utara..part nie best..aku race ngn ziyad dan fz150nya..latest highest speed aku-170km/h..dan ziyad letih nak kejar aku..aku ade amik gamba meter time tu sbg bukti sape2 yg xpecaye (ask me later)..hahaha.
Di pendekkan citer, disebabkan bwk laju, minyak cpt kering...so,cost naek la..but who cares..aku smpai Taiping kol 3 ( 4jam lebih awl dr sblm nie)..hoho

-HOME-
12/9/09 3.15pm- Sampai2 je rmh, tgk mak ayah da ade kt ruang tamu..pastu..(part nie terpakse dibuang kerana membabitkan sensitiviti pemilik blog :p)..Di pendekkan citer, biler smpai rmh je,aku tdo smpaila masuk waktu berbuka (8.19pm). siyes letih giler..

-BERBUKA-
Aku terkejut biler time berbuka sbb meja mkn penuh ngn mknn best2..(yela..sbb aku kn bru bgun tdo). Ade Kari ikan Plotan( betul ke eja?? tp mste rmai xpenah dga kn), sate (ayam,daging, perut, limpa), murtabak (feveret nie..murtabak pahang sucks-mahal,kecik xsedap-), bihun goreng, gulai ikan masin nanas dan byk lg lauk2 sampingan..so,aku pn.. ( part nie terpakse dibuang kerana mengalami unsur ganas yang keterlaluan )

-MASJID-
Haa, nie la part sebenar yg aku nk highlight dlm post nie..Ayah jd imam terawih mlm nie..lame dah xjd makmum ayah..em, dipendekkan cite, lepas terawih ade tazkirah by Ust. Ahmad Din..
Nie je ape yg sempat aku tangkap:

Mencari "Taqwa kepada Allah" di bulan Ramadhan.

Ka'ab bin Malik pernah ditnya oleh Umar Al-Khattab tentang Taqwa..
Umar bertanya, "Wahai Ka'ab, apakah taqwa?"Ka'ab bertanya kembali kepada Umar "Pernahkah kamu berjalan di suatu jalan yg dipenuhi duri-duri di mlm yg gelap?" Umar menjawab, "ya, aku pernah" Ka'ab bertanya kembali, "Apakah yg kamu lakukan untuk melintasi jalan tersebut?" Umar menjawab, " Aku mengangkt jubah ku, dan berjalan dengan penuh berhati-hati agar tidak terpijak duri tersebut". Ka'ab pn berkata, " Itulah Taqwa".

Kesimpulan dari kisah tersebut, taqwa ialah kita takut dan berhati-hati daripada melakukan dosa dan perkara2 yang tidak disukai oleh Allah.

Ada 4 perkara yang kita bole lakukan.

1) Muhasabah - Menilai Diri
Di sepertiga mlm, kita cuba renung balik ape yg kite lakukan..cube hitung berapa byk amalan yg dah kita lakukan, berapa pulak dosa yg dah kita buat..dan berapa byk pulak bekalan yg kita dah sediakan untuk hari akhirat? Allah berfirman yg bermaksud " Dan Aku mengilhamkan kepada kamu dua jalan yakni Fujur ( dosa) dan Taqwa" (Asy-Syams ayat 8)

2)Muraqabah- Mendekatkan diri
Merasakan kita dekat dengan Allah, dan sekiranya kita tidak dpt merasakn dekat dgn Allah, yakinlah bahawa Allah sentiasa dekat dengan kita dan sentiasa melihat kita.
"Tidak akan berzina seorg penzina itu jika ketika itu, dia beriman kpd Allah, dan tidak mencuri seorg pencuri, jika ketika itu, dia beriman kepada Allah." Jika kita yakin bahawa Allah sentiasa dekat dan memerhatikan kita, nescaya jd biru muka kita kerana malu dengan perbuatan kita di hadapan Allah.

3)Mu'aqabah - Menghukum diri
Kisah yg terbaik dlm perbuatan menghukum diri ialah kisah Umar Al-khattab.
Suatu ketika, Umar sedang sibuk dengan urusan pentadbiran sehingga terlewat waktu solat Asarnya. Terlewat ye, bukannya terkeluar waktu. Lalu dye berasa sgt sedih dan menyesal, lalu menghukum dirinya dengan memerdekakan dua org hambanya.
Dan di suatu ketika yg lain, di waktu solat maghrib Umar sedang sibuk menguruskan ladang tamarnya, sehingga nampak dua butir bintang ( maknanya, dah gelap cket..slalu maghrb kn cm cerah, xnampak bintang..),apabila tiba di masjid, dye xsempat nk berjamaah bersama sahabat laen..lalu dia pn menghukum dirinya dengan menginfaqkan ladang tamarnya kepada sahabat2..

Nilailah diri kita, bandingkan dengan kehebatan sahabat2 dahulu..bagaimana keimanan mereka dengan kita. Realiti sekarang, perbuatan melambat2kn waktu solat menjadi fenomena yg biasa dan dianggap remeh.."awal lg, relek la..bukannya aku xsolat" itulah perkataan yg slalu kedengaran saban waktu..mampukah kita menjadi seperti Umar dlm menghukum diri? Tepuk dada, tanya Iman

4)Mujahadah - Bersungguh-sungguh
Bersungguh-sungguh dlm melakukan ibadah, terutama di bulan ramadhan ini. Ibadah yg sederhana dan berterusan lebih baik dr ibadah yg hebat tetapi terputus-putus. Istiqamah dalam melakukan ibadah.

Itu je yang sempat disedut dan mampu dikongsikan bersama..IAllah, jika bole dpt detail, aku update lg..so, later then....
Selamat menjalani ibadah puasa :)

Currently reading this book, "Don't Be Sad (La Tahzan)" by 'Aaidh ibn Abdullah al-Qarni..Given by my most precious friend :) It is indeed a great book..Guiding us on how to manage our life, control our anger, problem management, positive thinking and numerous guidance and strategies on managing daily life matters based on Islamic Views..It gives answer to the doubt that besiege us when we are afflicted with hardship or depression...Even an Islamic version of "Law of Attraction" were included (Mayb some of u never heard bout it).. Each of the guidance in this book were truly based on Al-Quran and As-Sunnah. Im amaze to find that almost every pages in this book were filled with Quranic verse as their sources, which means that all the solutions towards our hardshipr is originated from Al-Quran itself. This book provide us with the Islamic approach to deal with the trial and tribulation of life. It uses simple phrases and has an excellent topic frame which will simplify our reading and understanding.

Here are some phrases from this book:
"If you are truthful with yourself and have a firm, solid resolve, you will undoubtedly convince yourself of the following: Today is my last day to live. When u achieve this attitude, you will profit from every moment of your day, by developing ur personality, expanding ur abilities and purifying ur deeds. Then u say to yourself:
Today I shall be refined in my speech and will utter neither evil speech nor obscenity. Also, I shall not backbite.
Today I shall organize my house and my office. They will not be disorderly chaotic, but organized and neat.
Today I will be particular about my bodily cleanliness and appearance. Today I will strive to be obidient to my Lord, pray in the best manner possible, do more voluntary acts of righteousness, recite the Quran and read beneficial books.
Today I will try help others - to visit the sick, to attend a funeral, to guide the one who is lost and to feed the hungry. I will pay respect to the scholar,be merciful to the young, and reverent to the old.
O' past that has departed away and is gone, I will not cry over you. You may not see me remembering you, not even for a moment, because u have travelled away never to return.
O' future, you are in the realm of the unseen, So i will not be obsessed by your dreams. I will not be preoccupied about what is to come because tomorrow is nothing and has not yet been created.
'Today is my only day' is one of the most important statements in the dictionary of happiness, for those who desire to live life in its fullest splendor and brilliance. "

Actually, im not really interested in reading books, and i hardly read one..but after I read a few chapters of this book, i found that it is quiet interesting and useful in our life especially for students like us who will definitely facing such hardship in life. Lastly, I would highly suggesting this book to be one of ur reading materials. May u found something througout ur reading.. Have fun reading~~

"Having knowledge without practicing them is like having trees without a fruits"

Oh the moon has come, the day is done,
the night has covered up the sun,
I have stood so often before you to pray,
but I wonder Allah, tell me, what did I do today?
Did I remember the words of Al-Fatihah?
Did I take time to thank you for all that I have?
Did I call on you to guide my way?
Tell me what did I do today?

I have whispered to you as I made Ruku
Subhana Rabey'yal Adheem.
But was my faith bright or grey?
Oh Allah, tell me, what did I do today?
Did I smile at my brother?
Was I kind to my Mother?
Did I teach another something I know?
Or did my love of this world lead me astray?
Tell me what did I do today?

Sami Allah hu liman hamida
Rabbana Lakal Hamd.
Sami Allah hu liman hamida
Rabbana Lakal Hamd.

Though I've bowed to you with my face in the dust,
Subhana Raby'yal a`la.
The blessings you give I could never repay.
Oh Allah, tell me, what did I do today?
Did I use my time?
Did I use my mind?
If I search my heart what will I find?
The light of your guidance is a glimmering ray,
Tell me, what did I do today?
Oh Allah, Tell me what did I do today?

Recently, i have been doing some research on how Islam stand on Music and Musical Instruments.

Found that there is no clear evidence about the prohibition of music and musical instruments in Al-Quran.However, there were some conflict between Islamic scholar regarding the matter. Let us discussed them in details.

AGAINST
Some of the scholars were saying that music and musical instrument were totally prohibited in Islam and they support their stand by saying that "music and singing is a sin and cause for the sickening and weakening of the heart." Imam Ibn Tamiyyah said regarding the person, whose habit is to listen to music, "His state of emotions become less passionate when he hears the Qur'an.On the contrary, when he listens to instruments of the devils(music), he dances a lot. If the prayer is established, he either prays while sitting down or performs it as fast as when the roaster picks seeds. He dislike listening to the Qur'an and does not find beauty in it while reciting it."
The prophet s.a.w said, "From among my nation there will be those who render as lawful adultery, silk (for men), Al-Khamr (alcohol) and musical instruments." [Al-Bukhari]
In another version of this narration, Rasulullah s.a.w said: “Most certainly, people from my Ummah will consume liquor which they will describe with some other name. Over their heads will be playing musical instruments and singing girls. Allah will cause the earth to swallow them, and from among them He will transform into apes and pigs.” (Ibn Maajah)
In Al-Quran :
"And of mankind he who purchases idle talks to mislead (people) from the Path of Allah without knowledge, and takes it (the Path of Allah) by way of mockery. For such there will be a humiliating torment." (Luqman 31:6)
Al-Wahidi, along with other scholars of Tafsir (explaining the Quran), said that "Idle Talk" in this Ayat is singing. This Tafsir was given by the following companions: ibn Abbas, ibn Masud, Mujahid and Ikrimah (RU).
Ibn Masud (RA) said,"By Allah (SWT), whom there is no God except Him, idle talk is singing."

Sheikh Abdulaziz bin Baz was asked about listening to music and songs, "Is it Haram?" I only listen to it for pleasure. What about playing the Rababah (a kind of guitar) and old songs?
"Listening to music is Haram and a sin. It is a matter that leads to weakening the hearts and abandoning the Dhikr of Allah (SWT) and the prayer. The scholars said about the Ayat, "And of mankind he who purchases idle talks…" (31:6), that idle talks means singing. Abdullah ibn Masud (RA), the Prophet’s (SAW) companion, used to swear by Allah (SWT) that it is singing. If singing is accompanied by the Rababah, ‘Ud (Arabic guitar), fiddles or drums, it is even more Haram. Any singing with any instrument is Haram and the scholars are unanimous on this. "

AGREE
(TO BE CONTINUED...)

MY VIEWS
Please take note that im not trying to give out any fatwa or anything related to it, its just to answer my curiosity upon the topics and share them with u.From all of my sources which includes internet,books and magazines, i've found that there were no specific answer to this question. Therefore, i conclude that it is totally depends on ourselves. After u have properly studied the matter, then u will surely found the answer in it. However, i would like to remind all of u NOT to freely giving out any fatwa regarding the matter.
"Imam Malik (may Allah be pleased with him) who said: “It was not the habit of those who preceded us, the early pious Muslims, who set good example for the following generations, to say, 'This is halal , and this is haram . But, they would say, ‘I hate such-and-such, and maintain such-and-such, but as for halal and haram , this is what may be called inventing lies concerning Allah. Did not you hear Allah's Statement that reads, 'Say: Have you considered what provision Allah has sent down for you, how you have made of it lawful and unlawful? Say: Has Allah permitted you, or do you invent a lie concerning Allah?” (Yunus: 59) For, the halal is what Allah and His Messenger made lawful, and the haram is what Allah and His Messenger made unlawful."
Therefore, Muslims must be aware of it.I advise you and others to read the Quran and keep remembering Allah (SWT). This way, one will find pleasure and at the same time gain blessing from Allah.
For those who have some knowledge regarding this matter, please leave me ur comment.Thanks..

Best Regards,
5yS

Its not really the first step..i've been doing these blog thingy before and i found that it's a wasting of time..but is it true?? Does blogging really badly impacting our lyfe? or is it just me..who are hardly managing my own life...
I've been thinking for quite some time about this matter and one of my lecturer once said something like this : "everything that were created by Allah in this world is good and beneficial for us..Its our own fault for misusing the good and turned them to evil.."
After hearing those fantastic phrase, i've decided, why not using blog as a a medium for improving my life instead of blaming them because of my own foolishness..Do not terminate everything that u think is not giving u any benefits..instead, try to solve them..who knows, ur life might turned to be better....
Sometimes, the things that u are afraid of might be something that u may really need in the future....
Wallahua'lam
So, here I am...Striving towards the betterment of life...
May Allah Bless Me and Us all...IAllah..
And I think Its not too late to say " Ahlan Wasahlan Ya Ramadhan Kareem"

"Wahai manusia! Apabila Ramadhan tiba, sesungguhnya pintu-pintu syurga dibukakan bagimu, maka mintalah kepada Tuhanmu agar tidak pernah menutupkannya bagimu. Pintu-pintu neraka tertutup. maka mohonlah kepada Rabbmu untuk tidak akan pernah dibukakan bagimu. Syaitan-syaitan terbelenggu , maka mintalah agar ia tidak lagi pernah menguasaimu."