Why is it difficult to move on and forget? Picture this.
Try loving someone who brings you closer to God.
Try loving someone who brings out the better Muslim in you.
Try loving someone who wakes you up for Fajr.
Try loving someone who treats you like a husband from the start...
Try finding someone who does that from the start and you will be in my shoes.
Subconsciously, I love her not because of her itself, I love her because of her desire to be closer to God.
Masha'Allah, if the above are not enough, try finding someone who has the purest of hearts with outstanding beauty. Beauty with the hijab.
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This has got to be one of the toughest tests of Qadar.
Ya Allah
Grant me strength and patience to move on from this chapter of my life.
Open my chest and open my heart to accept this fate.
Ameen.
“If you depend on Allah with due reliance, He would certainly give you provision as He gives it the birds who go forth hungry in the morning and return with a full belly at dusk.” [Tirmidhi]
Allah will provide for you but you have to get up and get moving again. Just like the birds, go out and seek. Make the effort on your part and leave the rest to Allah and His infinite wisdom.
A blog revolves around the life of a Singaporean. Visual through my eyes of the joy, happiness, struggle and tears. A student of life and a believer of principles. Live and let live and learn to forgive. In the end, the onus is ours
26 July 2013
07 July 2013
Ramadhan 1434H
Assalamualaikum fellow readers~ (:
I came across a Facebook photo shared by a friend on his timeline. The photo shows a Daily Training Program of a Mujahideen. And wow, even in war, in their timetable, they allocated time for the Fardhu Prayers. Hats off to them.
With the above-mentioned said, I believe it's best for me to have my Ramadhan timetable to allocate my time well and fully utilize it. God willing I'm able to adhere to it as much as I could.
I came across a Facebook photo shared by a friend on his timeline. The photo shows a Daily Training Program of a Mujahideen. And wow, even in war, in their timetable, they allocated time for the Fardhu Prayers. Hats off to them.
With the above-mentioned said, I believe it's best for me to have my Ramadhan timetable to allocate my time well and fully utilize it. God willing I'm able to adhere to it as much as I could.
Ramadhan 1434H:
0430 - 0500: Running / Intervals / Ab-Ripper X
0500 - 0510: Shower excluding brushing teeth
0510 - 0525: Pre-Fasting meal
0525 - 053x: Brush teeth while awaiting Imsak
054x - 0600: Subuh Prayers
0600 - 0745: Revision / Sleep
0745 - 0815: Preparation for work
0830 - 1730: Work
1730 - 1830: Legs Day / Revision [aka rest day]
1830 - 184x: Head home from work
184x - 1900: Juggle Size 3 football to hone ball control skills
191x - 1940: Break fast
1940 - 2000: Shower and Maghrib Prayers
2000 - 2145: Terawih Prayers
2145 - 2300: Revision / Mari Belajar Sembahyang Book
2300 - 0430: Snooze fest
In shaa Allah I'm able to adhere to it for the whole of Ramadhan. Let's do this. (: