Eid Mubarak
Wishing you all a very blessed ramadhan
Taqabalallahu minna wa minkum
Monday, November 24, 2003
Friday, November 14, 2003
On the Phone
What would we say? when Friend asked us whether she'd allowed go to cinema during the Holly month, *wondering'*.... emptybrained... lost words... locked lips... from A to Z but we only have one which is ..."eeeeeeee...."
this brain worked so fast and got dizzy to find the gentle words, this feeling told to not harm her and this conciousness brought sensable anwers
one by one words came up.... u r good girl my sista!... how abt him... d ya know him well? hows his manner?
she addored him..he's a good guy... and quite relligious
this lips said "will u start something good?"
and she replied "yes we do..."
and thru this phone was heard just like this...
you are good
he is good
and both of you want have good goal
then why not start with good
...
it means.... cinema is not good place to reach a good goal
Wednesday, November 12, 2003
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by Dr. Minhaj A. Qidwai
The sole body representing the voice of Muslims throughout the world is the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). It is an inter-governmental organization grouping fifty-seven States. These States in Rabat, Kingdom of Morocco, on 25 September 1969 decided to pool their resources together, combine their efforts and speak with one voice to safeguard the interest and ensure the progress and well-being of their peoples and those of other Muslims in the world over.
The OIC was established in the wake of the criminal arson perpetrated on 21 August 1969 by Zionist elements against Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied Jerusalem. It was to defend the honor; dignity and faith of the Muslims, to face this bitter challenge launched in the holy city of Al-Quds, against the Mosque of Al-Aqsa, the first Qibla and third holiest Shrine of Islam. At that time, the OIC was able to muster unanimous worldwide condemnation of this heinous act. OIC also provided a forum for the Islamic states to think together of their common cause and overcome the differences, unite and lay the foundations of this large grouping of States. The OIC was also entrusted, in absolute priority, to work towards liberating Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa.
Six months later, in March 1970, Jeddah was chosen as a permanent General Secretariat, pending the liberation of Jerusalem, which would be the permanent Headquarters. Two and a half years after Rabat, in February 1972, the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers, meeting adopted the Charter of the Organization, whose purpose was to strengthen solidarity and cooperation among Islamic States in the political, economic, cultural, scientific and social fields.
Let us analyze the charter and see what has happened since then.
1. The organization was supposed to Strengthen:
a) Islamic solidarity among Member States: This has hardly been achieved. The Islamic States have been fighting with each other (Iran and Iraq), and some have become under occupation. Namely, Iraq and Afghanistan. There are differences between the Islamic States. Libya, an Arab State does not enjoy good relations with Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Even in Algeria, the Muslims are fighting for their rights, with their fellow Muslim leaders.
b) Cooperation in the political, economic, social, cultural and scientific fields: There has been sporadic co-operation in this field. The Standing Committee for Information and Cultural Affairs (COMIAC), Standing Committee for Scientific and Technical Cooperation (COMSTECH) and Standing Committee for Economic and Trade Cooperation (COMCEC), exist, but need to play an active role.
c) The struggle of all Muslim people to safeguard their dignity, independence and national rights: The organization failed to address the problem of occupation of Iraq.
2. Coordinate action to:
a) Safeguard the Holy Places: The holy places of Muslims are still under occupation, and the required coordination is yet to be seen for safeguarding the holy places. Even the country that took lead in establishing OIC (Morocco) has violated the charter by recognition of Israel. Well there are also countries like Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, and Qatar, who have done the same thing. The Al-Quds Committee exists on paper, for looking after the above charter. Needs to become vibrant.
b) Support the struggle of the Palestinian people and assist them in recovering their rights and liberating their occupied territories. The moral and financial support for the Palestinian people is there, but diminishing day by day. The liberation of occupied territories looks dismal as day passes.
3. Work to:
a) Eliminate racial discrimination and all forms of colonialism: The discrimination among Muslims is present. We are branched as Arabs and non-Arabs and Sunni and Shiia. The elimination has not been possible. And the colonialism in form of Iraqi occupation is in front of us. The people of Kashmir are under Indian occupation
b) Create a favorable atmosphere for the promotion of cooperation and understanding between Member States and other countries. OIC has provided a forum to the member states for co-operation. But, this opportunity needs to be capitalized.
The review of charter does not create a picture of a vibrant OIC. With this background, the leaders from 57 Muslim countries are scheduled to gather in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, from Oct. 16 to 18, for the 10th summit of the OIC. All indications are that the summit is going to witness quite a bit of diplomatic fireworks.
If this is going to be a usual OIC summit, which has a hallmark of futile gatherings where exercises in oratory and meaningless resolutions are presented as substitutes for measured judgment. Fingers of blame will be pointed, making the owners of the fingers feel good without having to face the arduous task of serious analysis and sober policy-making.
But, would the Kuala Lumpur summit be an exercise in futility? The answer is, it should not. The status of Muslims of the world demand that their leaders sit together to develop a vision 2050 for themselves. The Muslims of today are in disarray. OIC is the only hope of reviving the past of the Muslims, and putting them into the driving force of the world. The charter needs to be reviewed, and given a practical look for the vision 2050.
OIC need to develop a pragmatic approach for solving the problems of Ummah.
A catalyst agent needs to be taking the lead role of the organization. The summit host, Mahathir Mohamed, Malaysia's prime minister, can be the person. He recently said, "I am interested in what we, as Muslims, can do for ourselves." This is the first approach that needs to be taken.
Economic power is the reality of the day. Barring a handful Muslim countries, majority of Muslims are living below the poverty line. As long as Muslim countries remain poor and underdeveloped they will not only fail to give their citizens a decent life but would also count for little in terms of international politics. But why is it that most Muslim countries fail to free themselves from the shackles of poverty? The classical answer given by the "blame others" school is that Muslims have received a raw deal from the Western powers. No, it is the leaders that have to take blame of this. Especially, the spiritual leaders.
The Muslim nations need a new wave of economic, social and political reforms. Muslim world needs most urgently is a separation of the mosque and the state. But, anyone familiar with Islamic theology and politics would know, this is a largely fictitious problem. What the Muslim world needs is a separation of business from the state, which means the creation of a genuine private sector without which no modern market economy is possible.
The other important issue OIC is facing is the reason of its existence – to safeguard the holy cities and liberate Jerusalem. In the present scenario, it is unlikely that the OIC will be able to do so, unless it develops an Islamic army capable to defeat Israel. Most Muslim nations have danced around the issue for decades. They have not decided whether they wish to work for the destruction of Israel or to accept it, even as a bitter pill to swallow. That dual strategy has perpetuated a no-peace-no-war situation of which the principal victims have been the Palestinians. OIC member states need to adopt a unanimous approach in dealing with Israel. Either accept it as a reality or fight to eliminate it. The two-way policy is hurting the interests of Ummah.
Another serious issue at the helm of OIC would be the occupation of Iraq. OIC needs to develop a strategy that in future such aggressions are prevented. Upcoming may be against Syria, and Iran.
For future, OIC should not only play an active role in economic, cultural, political, and scientific development, but also eventually formulate Islamic armed forces capable of deployment in peace and against aggression. An Islamic union at the pattern of European Union should be the vision 2050 for OIC, and Dr. Mahathir has the capability to galvanize the Islamic countries in formulating such a union.
source
Organization of Islamic Conference – Vision for 2050
by Dr. Minhaj A. Qidwai
The sole body representing the voice of Muslims throughout the world is the Organization of the Islamic Conference (OIC). It is an inter-governmental organization grouping fifty-seven States. These States in Rabat, Kingdom of Morocco, on 25 September 1969 decided to pool their resources together, combine their efforts and speak with one voice to safeguard the interest and ensure the progress and well-being of their peoples and those of other Muslims in the world over.
The OIC was established in the wake of the criminal arson perpetrated on 21 August 1969 by Zionist elements against Al-Aqsa Mosque, in occupied Jerusalem. It was to defend the honor; dignity and faith of the Muslims, to face this bitter challenge launched in the holy city of Al-Quds, against the Mosque of Al-Aqsa, the first Qibla and third holiest Shrine of Islam. At that time, the OIC was able to muster unanimous worldwide condemnation of this heinous act. OIC also provided a forum for the Islamic states to think together of their common cause and overcome the differences, unite and lay the foundations of this large grouping of States. The OIC was also entrusted, in absolute priority, to work towards liberating Jerusalem and Al-Aqsa.
Six months later, in March 1970, Jeddah was chosen as a permanent General Secretariat, pending the liberation of Jerusalem, which would be the permanent Headquarters. Two and a half years after Rabat, in February 1972, the Islamic Conference of Foreign Ministers, meeting adopted the Charter of the Organization, whose purpose was to strengthen solidarity and cooperation among Islamic States in the political, economic, cultural, scientific and social fields.
Let us analyze the charter and see what has happened since then.
1. The organization was supposed to Strengthen:
a) Islamic solidarity among Member States: This has hardly been achieved. The Islamic States have been fighting with each other (Iran and Iraq), and some have become under occupation. Namely, Iraq and Afghanistan. There are differences between the Islamic States. Libya, an Arab State does not enjoy good relations with Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Even in Algeria, the Muslims are fighting for their rights, with their fellow Muslim leaders.
b) Cooperation in the political, economic, social, cultural and scientific fields: There has been sporadic co-operation in this field. The Standing Committee for Information and Cultural Affairs (COMIAC), Standing Committee for Scientific and Technical Cooperation (COMSTECH) and Standing Committee for Economic and Trade Cooperation (COMCEC), exist, but need to play an active role.
c) The struggle of all Muslim people to safeguard their dignity, independence and national rights: The organization failed to address the problem of occupation of Iraq.
2. Coordinate action to:
a) Safeguard the Holy Places: The holy places of Muslims are still under occupation, and the required coordination is yet to be seen for safeguarding the holy places. Even the country that took lead in establishing OIC (Morocco) has violated the charter by recognition of Israel. Well there are also countries like Turkey, Egypt, Jordan, and Qatar, who have done the same thing. The Al-Quds Committee exists on paper, for looking after the above charter. Needs to become vibrant.
b) Support the struggle of the Palestinian people and assist them in recovering their rights and liberating their occupied territories. The moral and financial support for the Palestinian people is there, but diminishing day by day. The liberation of occupied territories looks dismal as day passes.
3. Work to:
a) Eliminate racial discrimination and all forms of colonialism: The discrimination among Muslims is present. We are branched as Arabs and non-Arabs and Sunni and Shiia. The elimination has not been possible. And the colonialism in form of Iraqi occupation is in front of us. The people of Kashmir are under Indian occupation
b) Create a favorable atmosphere for the promotion of cooperation and understanding between Member States and other countries. OIC has provided a forum to the member states for co-operation. But, this opportunity needs to be capitalized.
The review of charter does not create a picture of a vibrant OIC. With this background, the leaders from 57 Muslim countries are scheduled to gather in Kuala Lumpur, the Malaysian capital, from Oct. 16 to 18, for the 10th summit of the OIC. All indications are that the summit is going to witness quite a bit of diplomatic fireworks.
If this is going to be a usual OIC summit, which has a hallmark of futile gatherings where exercises in oratory and meaningless resolutions are presented as substitutes for measured judgment. Fingers of blame will be pointed, making the owners of the fingers feel good without having to face the arduous task of serious analysis and sober policy-making.
But, would the Kuala Lumpur summit be an exercise in futility? The answer is, it should not. The status of Muslims of the world demand that their leaders sit together to develop a vision 2050 for themselves. The Muslims of today are in disarray. OIC is the only hope of reviving the past of the Muslims, and putting them into the driving force of the world. The charter needs to be reviewed, and given a practical look for the vision 2050.
OIC need to develop a pragmatic approach for solving the problems of Ummah.
A catalyst agent needs to be taking the lead role of the organization. The summit host, Mahathir Mohamed, Malaysia's prime minister, can be the person. He recently said, "I am interested in what we, as Muslims, can do for ourselves." This is the first approach that needs to be taken.
Economic power is the reality of the day. Barring a handful Muslim countries, majority of Muslims are living below the poverty line. As long as Muslim countries remain poor and underdeveloped they will not only fail to give their citizens a decent life but would also count for little in terms of international politics. But why is it that most Muslim countries fail to free themselves from the shackles of poverty? The classical answer given by the "blame others" school is that Muslims have received a raw deal from the Western powers. No, it is the leaders that have to take blame of this. Especially, the spiritual leaders.
The Muslim nations need a new wave of economic, social and political reforms. Muslim world needs most urgently is a separation of the mosque and the state. But, anyone familiar with Islamic theology and politics would know, this is a largely fictitious problem. What the Muslim world needs is a separation of business from the state, which means the creation of a genuine private sector without which no modern market economy is possible.
The other important issue OIC is facing is the reason of its existence – to safeguard the holy cities and liberate Jerusalem. In the present scenario, it is unlikely that the OIC will be able to do so, unless it develops an Islamic army capable to defeat Israel. Most Muslim nations have danced around the issue for decades. They have not decided whether they wish to work for the destruction of Israel or to accept it, even as a bitter pill to swallow. That dual strategy has perpetuated a no-peace-no-war situation of which the principal victims have been the Palestinians. OIC member states need to adopt a unanimous approach in dealing with Israel. Either accept it as a reality or fight to eliminate it. The two-way policy is hurting the interests of Ummah.
Another serious issue at the helm of OIC would be the occupation of Iraq. OIC needs to develop a strategy that in future such aggressions are prevented. Upcoming may be against Syria, and Iran.
For future, OIC should not only play an active role in economic, cultural, political, and scientific development, but also eventually formulate Islamic armed forces capable of deployment in peace and against aggression. An Islamic union at the pattern of European Union should be the vision 2050 for OIC, and Dr. Mahathir has the capability to galvanize the Islamic countries in formulating such a union.
source
Tuesday, November 11, 2003
I write what i read....
during this holy month, instead reading qura'an i also read a book... i m very much voracious in reading a history mostly abt history of islam and sahabah of rosul then novel or other western book. this book of the month is "fadilah amal" translated from urdu language... my bro said its book of jamath.... whatever... anyway what's wrong in readin'... fact i read many islamic book from many groups... all are same... islam is like one big house with many chambers and i bet Arrosul will come to each chamber... the chamber which praise Allah and His rasool.
i love this book full of hikmah, lotta story abt sahabah... how they much concernt abt their 'ibadah, how they affraid and love Allah and His Rasool, how they much excited too die for islam, such anas bin Nadhar.... he martyred in the battle with 80 wound and only his sister recognized him by his finger... MashaAllah i m shiver when i read this, or the most famous black muslim which had great voice to perform Adzan he's bilal bin rabah... he was a slave, he was tortured by kafereen by mean way... he's burnt under the hottest dessert on the big stone they oppresed him, to make him leave the monotheism religion, but he kept uttering one word and its "Ahad...Ahad... Ahad" when prophet see this he said.... o billal be patient to this and Allah will help u.... oneday prophet had a dream (i seek Allah's forgiveness if i got wrong in sentence) that he heard the step of Bilal sandals though bilal still far from jannah and prophet asked "what makes u so special?" fact, billal keep his wodhoo thru his live... subhanaAllah...
Sahabah Hudzaifah ran out from his bad while he gathered with her wife when he heard muslim lost in the battle of Uhud, he took his sword and join the battle and he got martyred.... he just got married but he sincered to die for islam, he left his happiness, he died without doing janabat.... prophet said... i saw angels showered him and prophet smilled... Allahu Akbar
what d ya feel when u read this.... crying to ourselves
there are many stories of sahabah in this book... but how the writter express is impressed me... make me feel guilty of my deeds...
I love to cry
but i never sad
let this eyes blind with the tears
let this nose clogged up with no breath
let me drawned in sea of divinity
I love to shiver
cos I affraid of my God
cos I worried of my Deeds
cos I will meet my Beloved One
I love Dark
so Only Islam lights me
I love to be prisoned
so Only Allah will rescue me
I love being Deaf
so only Qur'an whisperes me
I love being fool
so Only Arrosool teaches me
I love to die
and its only as shahidah
during this holy month, instead reading qura'an i also read a book... i m very much voracious in reading a history mostly abt history of islam and sahabah of rosul then novel or other western book. this book of the month is "fadilah amal" translated from urdu language... my bro said its book of jamath.... whatever... anyway what's wrong in readin'... fact i read many islamic book from many groups... all are same... islam is like one big house with many chambers and i bet Arrosul will come to each chamber... the chamber which praise Allah and His rasool.
i love this book full of hikmah, lotta story abt sahabah... how they much concernt abt their 'ibadah, how they affraid and love Allah and His Rasool, how they much excited too die for islam, such anas bin Nadhar.... he martyred in the battle with 80 wound and only his sister recognized him by his finger... MashaAllah i m shiver when i read this, or the most famous black muslim which had great voice to perform Adzan he's bilal bin rabah... he was a slave, he was tortured by kafereen by mean way... he's burnt under the hottest dessert on the big stone they oppresed him, to make him leave the monotheism religion, but he kept uttering one word and its "Ahad...Ahad... Ahad" when prophet see this he said.... o billal be patient to this and Allah will help u.... oneday prophet had a dream (i seek Allah's forgiveness if i got wrong in sentence) that he heard the step of Bilal sandals though bilal still far from jannah and prophet asked "what makes u so special?" fact, billal keep his wodhoo thru his live... subhanaAllah...
Sahabah Hudzaifah ran out from his bad while he gathered with her wife when he heard muslim lost in the battle of Uhud, he took his sword and join the battle and he got martyred.... he just got married but he sincered to die for islam, he left his happiness, he died without doing janabat.... prophet said... i saw angels showered him and prophet smilled... Allahu Akbar
what d ya feel when u read this.... crying to ourselves
there are many stories of sahabah in this book... but how the writter express is impressed me... make me feel guilty of my deeds...
I love to cry
but i never sad
let this eyes blind with the tears
let this nose clogged up with no breath
let me drawned in sea of divinity
I love to shiver
cos I affraid of my God
cos I worried of my Deeds
cos I will meet my Beloved One
I love Dark
so Only Islam lights me
I love to be prisoned
so Only Allah will rescue me
I love being Deaf
so only Qur'an whisperes me
I love being fool
so Only Arrosool teaches me
I love to die
and its only as shahidah
Monday, November 10, 2003
Friday, November 07, 2003
Hmm today I’ve my qiamul lail at ramadhan (called tarawee) with family, our company didn’t give special work hour to us during our ramadhan, so I often missed my tarawee with family.. people says Indonesia as the biggest muslim population after Pakistan… but economic live never care abt religion scope… they think by decrease work hour will make them lost their profit gain… see this is why Allah didn’t yet finish economic crisis in Indonesia…They thiiiink… They authorized to their own rizk… and its effecting my live… I should be home b4 my iftar.. and its only dream during my weekdays.. sometimes I sneak out 30 mint b4 work hour so I can get home earlier… irresponsible action… but what should I do… they oppressed me.
This night my brother in law as the imam of salah and give some “lecture” abt bee’s, as usual I didn’t pay attention properly… but I always have much questions to asked… he told us abt bee’s live and how muslims similar to bees community, and he mentioned abt live repetition…. Wow this the point. Yeah history is always repeated… Islam came as stranger and will appears again as stranger… and how lucky is the strangers… sound like nasheed Ghuraba… first Arabic nasheed I heard since I learn islam well…*well?* at least since I started wearing hejab.
Hiks..hiks..hiks… now we live in one periode that Arrasool said which is Mulkan jabariyah periode.. one periode dominated by mean dictator unmannerly and unhumanly *Astaghfirullah* I seek Allah guidance…
In my own word.. arrasool said… has come to you prophetic periode (nubuwah) among you –As Allah’s wills- then this periode is lifted up by Allah till it disappears. Then will come upon you, the khilafah periode which as per manhaj of nubuwah and would still be there as Allah wants. Then will come upon you the repressive domination periode (mulkan adhan) as Allah wants, and that periode will be disappear. Then come next periode the mulkan jabariyan (unhumanly dictator) as Allah wants. Then that periode will disappear as Allah wants. And will come again the Khilafah periode with manhaj of nubuwah… And now now I m waiting khilafatul islamiyah which Allah has prescribed to us… and I believe it will be come true… whether in my time or next generation.. what I m doing now is preparing my self so I can give my live to build the promises periode…
One gr8 malaysian nasheed… abt the choosen.. the promised leader… Imam Mahdi I guess but I dunno the title
Sejak dahulu suara itu dari lidah rosul kekasih Ilahi memberi tahu tugas insani dimana jua mereka ada
meretas laut gunung dan bukit menurun lurah hingga ke lembah sampai nya ia dibumi hijau disini tempat orang tiwuh disini tempat orang tiwuh….
Berita gembira agama yang soleh marilah kita perjuangkannya … islam muliakan lah dimana juga kita berada
Dimasa kini akhir jaman dunia pun sudah banyak noda
Namun islam tetap kan gemilang kerana kini hampir masanya..
Berita gembira agama yang soleh marilah kita perjuangkannya agung kan islam muliakan nya dimana jua kita berada …
tinggal hanya menantikan masa datangnya seorang khalifah ditunggu mengharumkan islam kembali agar murni hidup umat insani.
Hope thru this internet we’ll have back our noboundaries muslim society… la sharqiyah la gharbiyah islamiyah…islamiyah… nemore nationalisme, caste nor sect in islam… wht will be is one khilafatul islamiyah.. inshaAllah…. Huaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.. I m to emotional in waiting this periode
This night my brother in law as the imam of salah and give some “lecture” abt bee’s, as usual I didn’t pay attention properly… but I always have much questions to asked… he told us abt bee’s live and how muslims similar to bees community, and he mentioned abt live repetition…. Wow this the point. Yeah history is always repeated… Islam came as stranger and will appears again as stranger… and how lucky is the strangers… sound like nasheed Ghuraba… first Arabic nasheed I heard since I learn islam well…*well?* at least since I started wearing hejab.
Hiks..hiks..hiks… now we live in one periode that Arrasool said which is Mulkan jabariyah periode.. one periode dominated by mean dictator unmannerly and unhumanly *Astaghfirullah* I seek Allah guidance…
In my own word.. arrasool said… has come to you prophetic periode (nubuwah) among you –As Allah’s wills- then this periode is lifted up by Allah till it disappears. Then will come upon you, the khilafah periode which as per manhaj of nubuwah and would still be there as Allah wants. Then will come upon you the repressive domination periode (mulkan adhan) as Allah wants, and that periode will be disappear. Then come next periode the mulkan jabariyan (unhumanly dictator) as Allah wants. Then that periode will disappear as Allah wants. And will come again the Khilafah periode with manhaj of nubuwah… And now now I m waiting khilafatul islamiyah which Allah has prescribed to us… and I believe it will be come true… whether in my time or next generation.. what I m doing now is preparing my self so I can give my live to build the promises periode…
One gr8 malaysian nasheed… abt the choosen.. the promised leader… Imam Mahdi I guess but I dunno the title
Sejak dahulu suara itu dari lidah rosul kekasih Ilahi memberi tahu tugas insani dimana jua mereka ada
meretas laut gunung dan bukit menurun lurah hingga ke lembah sampai nya ia dibumi hijau disini tempat orang tiwuh disini tempat orang tiwuh….
Berita gembira agama yang soleh marilah kita perjuangkannya … islam muliakan lah dimana juga kita berada
Dimasa kini akhir jaman dunia pun sudah banyak noda
Namun islam tetap kan gemilang kerana kini hampir masanya..
Berita gembira agama yang soleh marilah kita perjuangkannya agung kan islam muliakan nya dimana jua kita berada …
tinggal hanya menantikan masa datangnya seorang khalifah ditunggu mengharumkan islam kembali agar murni hidup umat insani.
Hope thru this internet we’ll have back our noboundaries muslim society… la sharqiyah la gharbiyah islamiyah…islamiyah… nemore nationalisme, caste nor sect in islam… wht will be is one khilafatul islamiyah.. inshaAllah…. Huaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaa.. I m to emotional in waiting this periode
Wednesday, November 05, 2003
ouch..... my left shouldier feels hurt... yesterday, maghrib time i ve free flying from bus....*astonished* the bus almost got burnt... i dunno wht was happend.. i heard people from the back screamt "look out the bus got burnt"... waaaaaa... i saw black smoke infront of me and my lips keep uttering "istighfar" many times, wht should i do?? i pushed a lady infront of me and someone behind me push me too... i flew away and opressed lady infront of me... oh my god Alhamdulillah all passager are fine...
if i die... i only want die in my duty to raise islam
if i die... i only want die as shuhada
and if i die... i'll be pleasent to meet my good
if i die... i only want die in my duty to raise islam
if i die... i only want die as shuhada
and if i die... i'll be pleasent to meet my good
Tuesday, November 04, 2003
The man who said, 'It is I'
A CERTAIN man once came and knocked on on the door of a friend.
'Who are you, faithful one?' his friend asked.
'I,' he answered.
'Go away', the friend said. 'It is not the proper time. There is no place for such a raw fellow at a table like mine.'
What shall cook the raw, but he fire of banishment and separation? What shall deliver him out of hypocrisy?
That wretched man departed and wandered abroad for a year, burned as with sparks of fire in separation from his friend. So, scorched, he was cooked; then he returned and once more circled about the house of his companion. Fearful a hundredfold, he gently knocked tat the door, anxious lest any unmannerly word should escape his lips.
His friend called, 'Who is that at the door?'
He answered, 'You also are at the door, heart-ravisher!'
'Now,' the friend cried, 'since you are I, come in. O I! There is not room in the house for two I's.'
by: Rumi
Monday, November 03, 2003
Book Riview: Jangan Nodai cinta
Yesterday i was joining book discussion held by prima bimantara. was a gr8 review showed by young speaker "ustadz Syahrul Syah", hilarious speaker with many expression during his speech... anyway i was late got there cos defi's bike got spiked so we have to walk across the street to find "tukang tambal ban" to change the back tire... one next happend was... her bike machine was stopped whilst the traffic light was red... oh my god... watta experience!!!...
lets back to the book review, book review of this month is "Jangan Nodai Cinta".... anyway what is love we called all this time.... i didnt noticed the review properly... just discussed with friends abt love is and abt our love, thts all, but i realize, who can give us the real love?... boyfriend?... boss?... money?... mostly we asked their love but we never know, whether they really loves us or no. is it love when we too much asking? the answer is no... after all i ve searched the meaning of true love. still i didnt find the most true love than Allah's love, Arrosul's love and Parent's love.... they give us love, never asking too much, just giving and giving, the key to get their love is "obedience".....
My love is my obedience
One day if i have to give my love
i will only give my obedience
one day if i have to give my love
it will only for you who love Allah and His messenger
one day if we love each other
it will only love for obedience to Allah
one day if i have to end my love
i only want to end with you
so i can be ur angel in jannah
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