Ramadhan... come again

Ramadhan...
there are many memories that happen in month of Ramadhan
in my life and also in other perspectives

In my life,
actually..I had celebrated Ramadhan in T'ganu in last 4 years ago
because I had study at Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT)
I can't forget the memories with my friends there
We perform Terawikh, 'buka puasa' and many more together
So sweet and best memories..huhu;)

During the month of Ramadhan,
Muslims fast from dawn to sunset every day until about 29 or 30 days.
Ramadhan was the month in which the first verses of the holy Qur'an were revealed to Prophet Mohammad SAW.
It is a time for inner reflection, devotion to God and self-control.
Then after Ramadhan, muslims will celebrate Eidulfitri..
Where it have so many memories that also I can't forget it

I'm still remember.. when I'm still child, where I'm received certain of money that called as 'duit raya' from other people.
I'm also remember, that I had cycled with my bicycle
from house to another house in my village also in other village the purpose was to collected the 'duit raya'...
so sweet and best memories that also can't forget.

Friends..

Friends...
I know I'm not the best person
If I had done something that hurt your heart just tell me
Insya Allah I'll change it
to the good and better thing
So that you will accept it as my friend


Friends...
I hope that our relationship not stop in the middle way
It will continue for ever and ever
If something happen to you
just tell me, I will help you as I can

Friends...
The memories that happen in our life
That we had been together can't be forget
I'm really appreciated to your sacrifice and your responsibilty to achieve the successful task that give
Hope that you also not forget me as your friend

Friends...
Our responsible are not complete yet
There are a lot of obstacles that you must cross it
The life is not an easier thing
So, make sure you are in the right way
be positive and have a good day

For Your Eyes

The best thing to give to your enemy is forgiveness,
to an opponent, tolerance; to a friend, your heart,
to your child, a good example; to your father,deference;
to your mother, conduct that will make her proud of you;
to yourself, respect; to all men, charity.

all the best for now, future and hereafter
Be a independent person and don't pressure other person
be yourself.. make sure that all the thing that you do are in the right thing
Think first before make a decision..

hehehe..k friends have a nice day

Experience

Emmm...
As growing to adult, many things that I must think
Sometime, I feel that I want to give up and be other normal person
I can't achieve the best thing like other person
I know that this is the experiences to me to be a good person
I had many problems
Sometime I asked myself, Why me must face the problems
I'm not a good person and not a qualified person
Sometime I ashamed with other person that can face the problem in the best solution
Now, I must change my lifestyle to be a very good person that can face the problems
To be a good person it is not the easy one to achieve
what I should do is take the challenge and brave to take risks
Maybe I should share with other people, so that we can change the idea to solve the problems
be a positive thinker and smile always
k friends have a good day n don't be like me k
because I had many problems that can't solve....=(

Garlic and Your Health

Garlic (allium sativum) is packed full of health-promoting power. It's famous for being one of our most powerful natural health allies. It can be used in poultices and teas or in direct applications. Or you can enjoy more of it in all your favorite foods. In fact, nearly everyone would benefit from a generous boost of garlic in the daily diet, because it...

* is a potent antibiotic, antiviral, antifungal and immune-boosting herb
* can be used to treat wounds, infections and sties
* improves circulation
* treats ulcers
* attacks cold germs and flu viruses
* prevents and treats respiratory and throat problems, such as chronic bronchitis, sinusitis, sore throat, tonsillitis and pneumocystis pneumonia
* alleviates allergy symptoms
* retards inflammatory reactions
* can be used directly to treat burns and insect bites and stings
* treats earaches and ear infections
* helps prevent altitude sickness
* is effective at treating breastfeeding- related mastitis with the added bonus of not introducing antibiotics into baby's milk
* helps babies nurse better
* reduces high cholesterol levels
* helps control blood sugar levels
* lowers high blood pressure
* helps prevent ischemic stroke (If you're concerned about hemorrhagic stroke, avoid anti-clotting herbs.)
* helps prevent heart disease and heart attacks
* helps prevent angina and congestive heart failure
* reduces ventricular tachycardia and fibrillation of cardiac arrhythmia
* treats athlete's foot and other fungal infections
* treats vaginal yeast infections (candidiasis) , thrush and vaginitis
* helps prevent some types of cancer
* helps prevent migraines
* helps treat both types of herpes virus
* treats pinworms, roundworms, giardia (an amoeba) and other parasitic infections
* contains more blood-thinnning anticoagulants (9) than any other herb
* may help slow physiological aging and age-related memory loss
* helps prevent opportunistic infections of AIDS, and may inhibit spread of HIV in the body
* helps reduce the leg pain associated with peripheral vascular disease
* fights tuberculosis and enhances the action of standard antibiotics in fighting off tuberculosis bacteria

Sya'aban

Salam everyone..

Today (24th July 2009) is 2nd day of Syaaban 1430H.
About a month we will celebrate Ramadhan where all the muslims around the world have to fasting.

Muslims around the world will celebrate the Nisfu Syaaban soon, which is celebrated every 15th of Syaaban, the eight month in the Hijrah calendar. 'Nisfu' is an Arabic word which when translated means 'middle'.

Nisfu Syaaban is also one of the time that Muslims are encouraged to perform more good deeds and to be committed to their obligations towards Allah, such as the 'puasa sunat' (sunat fast), Quran recital, and 'sembahyang hajat' (hajat prayers).

Prophet Muhammad practised a lot of 'ibadah sunnah' at this time of month. Prophet Muhammad used to fast at this month and continued it until Ramadhan.

One of the benefits of performing the 'puasa sunat' during this month was as an exercise and to prepare for fasting before performing it for the whole month of Ramadhan, which follows after Sya'aban. During Ramadhan, it is an obligation for all Muslims to fast and stated as one of the five pillars of Islam.

One of the benefits of Sya'aban is that those who fast on any day, Allah will forbid him from hellfire and they will be companions to Prophet Yusof in heaven.

Another hadith, as narrated by Ibnu Habban in his authentic book, from Muaz bin Jabal ra, said that Prophet Muhammad spoke that "Allah will see his followers on the night of Nisfu Syaaban and Allah will give rewards or pahala to all of the followers, except those who commit syirik (witchcraft) and adultery".

As narrated by Abdullah bin Amru bin al-As, which means "Allah looks at his creatures on the night of Nisfu Syaaban, and will grant forgiveness, except for two groups, that are those who commit suicide and those who spread fitnah"

One of the historical event in the month of Sya'aban was the event in which the 'kiblat' was moved from Al-Aqsa Mosque in Jerusalem to the Kaabah in Makkah.

So friends, don't forget to top up our ibadah...
Take care and have a nice day;)

The event that cannot be forget

15th July 2009 is the Universiti Malaysia Terengganu (UMT) 7th convocation day.
The convocation was held at Dewan Sultan Mizan (DSM), Universiti Malaysia Terengganu.
before that, I had meet my lecturer Dr Marzuki Ismail to took my thesis entitled 'Lemongrass Leaf-Polyester Composites' that supervised by Dr Mohamad Awang and Mdm Wan Rafizah Wan Abdullah.

I also meet my course mate there. About four year we be a friends, working together to make assignment and many more. There are a lot of memory there.

At UMT also, I had a experience how to communicate to community around the Kuala Terenganu. At the Kuala Terenganu, most of the people can't to speak standard malay language. They used malay language but the had the influence of Terengganu style.. such as 'makang (eat)', 'ikang (fish)', and many more. I'm very enjoyed it. But sometimes I had a problems to communicates with them, because they use weird words that I can't understand.

At UMT also, I learned how to be an independent person. Sometimes, lecturer's will give works to do by our self. It also challeged me to do the best thing from other persons. But actually, I'm not very clever student, I'm from rural area, many things that I must learned by my self. But I try to be a good person in this course...hehehe..

K la, I don't have enough time to write my experience now..
wait for another site k
Have a good day
Salam....;)