Selamat Hari Lahir untuk atok sayang....:)

sepatutnye, aku publish post ni ari jumaat lepas...tp, terlambat lak...birthday atok adalah 16 september bersamaan hari Malaysia..tp, aku lupa tahun bile...dan, aku pasti, atok pun tak sure bile die dilahirkan....


seriusly, aku sgt2 rindukan atok...dulu, sebelum, aku datang sini, akulah cucu kesayangannye...aku yang teman die tdo tiap2 malam...aku tempat die mengadu, most of the time....dan, atokla tmpat aku meluahkan segala masalahku....dan, skang, i'm sure my sis sentiasa menemani atok...tp, my sis keja shift...so, susah sket kalo die keja shift malam...


tok, tin kat sini sgt2 rindukan atok..tin rindukan masakan tok yg sedap2 tuu..tin rindukan leteran tok...tin sorang2 je kat sini...kadang2, termimpi cam ada ramai org kat dalam rumah niii...dan, bile bangun tin sorang2  je kat sini...sangat2 sedih bile bangun daripada tdo dan tgk takde org di rumah niii....


tok, tin sentiasa doakan tok dipanjangkan umur dan dimurahkan rezeki...semoga kite diberi kesempatan untuk berjumpa tahun depan...tak sabar rasanye nk balik rumah dan peluk atok dan sume orang kt rumah...semoga Allah memberi kekuatan utk tin meneruskan kehidupan sorang kt sini dan mempermudahkan segalanye....


tok, tin sentiasa sayangkan tok...tin tau tok tak dapat baca blog niii...tp, tunggu kad birthday daripada tin ye...

special birthday card for my beloved grandma

Kiss - because i'm a girl

*nangis tgk video niii*

Why I become a Muslim on Septermber 11...

One inspiring story on how a man converted to be a Muslim... resource from here


Prior to 9/11, I had been searching for the “truth”, meaning the proper way to worship God. I grew up in a Catholic home, served as an alter-boy, attended Catholic school, and studied a good portion of the Bible in my youth. I always believed in God no matter what stage of my life I was in; be it my Catholic school boy years, my brief dabble at Christianity, my quest for knowledge of Buddhism, Hinduism, and other “isms”, or my research of Darwinism and the Theory of Evolution.







Throughout my days prior to 9/11, I felt like I experienced enough of all faiths and ideologies and came to a conclusion that there was a God or a Supreme-Being, but the question that I always asked myself was how do I come closer to Him, how do I worship Him, and how to do I make sense of all the faiths that exist in the world. This was my state-of-mind prior to 9/11. Up to this point I never heard about Islam. It amazes me, when I reflect on my youth, that I did have Muslim friends growing up like Hasan, Mahmood, or Tamir, but I never knew they were Muslim or what Islam was.






It wasn’t until 1999 when I first started to learn about Islam and Muslims during my college years at Stevens Institute of Technology in New Jersey. I met a Muslim by the name of Ahmer Siddique who is one of my greatest friends to this day. In the hallway right before we were supposed to take a Chemistry exam I panicked because I felt unprepared and wondered, “how I will get out of this one?” I suddenly overheard Ahmer talking about how he knew what was on the test, so I asked him to help me even though he never met me. Not only did he have the answers to the test that day, but he also had the answers to life, as well.






I befriended Ahmer and we became very close that semester. We’d hang out with other common friends and discuss current events, political issues, social issues, and of course religious issues. Being that I had a Catholic background, I challenged him with questions on the trinity, the belief of Jesus as God and the son of God, the belief in Mary, signs of the Day of Judgment, along with other controversial topics. They were questions common to me from asking priests and ministers years before only to realize they didn’t have a clear answer, rather their answers increased my confusion and decreased my desire to affiliate myself to any religion.






However, the answers I received from this 18 year old young man were answers I never heard before. The explanations to the topics at hand were ones I never considered nor were they ever presented to me in that fashion. For the first time things made sense and were not only easy to mentally accept, but also spiritually. I recalled a night at the age of 15 or 16 years old, looking up at the sky, my face and shirt wet from tears that ran from my eyes, pleading to God to guide me. After meeting Ahmer and learning about Islam, I felt that cry was answered.






During the spring of 2000 my relationship with Ahmer was put on hold as I focused on pledging to a Latino fraternity. Later that summer, I became a tutor-counselor for a high school program on campus. It was during this program where I met two bright, young ladies who were different from the rest. Instead of being loud, obnoxious, and fashionable according to society’s standards, they were quiet, mature, and extremely modest in their dress and character. This was the first time I ever came across girls wearing hijab. I felt drawn to them, curious to learn why they did what they did. The funny thing was I don’t recall ever learning about Muslim women in my discussions with Ahmer so I never knew what they looked like or how they dressed. When I think about it now, as I write this, it astonishes me how Allah put people in my life to expose me to Islam bit by bit. I learned a great deal from them, such as the concept of hijab, the concept of modesty and Islam, the history of the Qu’ran and how it has never been changed since it was revealed, as well as how to become a Muslim by saying the declaration of faith or Shahadah.






I appreciated everything they taught me even though I was technically the teacher’s assistant and they were my students. However, when it came to learning about Islam, I was their humble student. My admiration for Islam grew more and more, but I didn’t think about accepting Islam yet.






Fall of 2000 and spring of 2001 came and went. I continued to learn about Islam from conversations with Ahmer, however, I was caught up in the college lifestyle, and didn’t desire to leave my old ways behind in exchange for a devoted life to Allah. I was busy partying, dancing, listening to hip-hop and rap, and hanging out with my fraternity brothers.






One big milestone that I do remember, however, was asking Ahmer for a copy of the Qur’an before the summer break. That summer as I worked in New York City, I would take it everywhere I went -- on the subway and on the bus. I’d read as much as I could whenever and wherever I could. I remember sitting next to one of the engineers on the bus and pulling out the copy of the Qur’an. He asked me, “Are you Muslim?” I kindly responded, “No, but I am learning.” He told me he was Muslim and he could answer any questions I might have. Sometimes I wish I could run into that brother now and tell him, “I am Muslim now”. I’m sure he would be so happy. I stuck to this routine for the entire summer, reading the Qur’an on the way to and from work in New York City.






After a while I felt overwhelmed with the information. I became more and more scared with every verse that I read. I understood what Islam desired from me, but I was not ready mentally or spiritually to jump into it wholeheartedly. I decided, shortly after that, to stop reading the Qur’an and just focus on other aspects of my life.






Soon after, I found myself on campus again starting my 3rd year of college in the fall of 2001. To me it was the same old thing; freshman mixers, social events, parties, orientations, hanging out, and road trips for the first week or two of school.






On September 11th, 2001, I woke up and got ready to go to my lab at 8am or so. I walked over to the chemistry lab only to find out that class was canceled. I remember being elated because I now had the opportunity to go hang out or get some extra sleep. I walked back to my dorm room through campus and I remember glancing at the New York City skyline. My campus was just across the river and the skyline view was a popular feature Stevens offered their students. It was always a beautiful sight and this day wasn’t any different. The sun was out, the sky was clear, and the temperature was awesome, and of course the view to the city was impressive even to someone who’s seen it all his life.






I walked into my room and immediately got a call from a friend who told me to turn on the news. She sounded freaked out as I turned on the television only to see that the buildings I just finished glancing at were on fire. I immediately ran upstairs to Ahmer’s room to inform him of the news. He had been sleeping so I rudely awakened him with this devastating information.






We turned on the television and watched the news while he got ready so we could go outside and see what was happening. As the news broke stating that a plane crashed into the towers, Ahmer kept saying, “I hope it’s not Muslims.” I didn’t understand why Muslims would have anything to do with this.




We went outside to a chaotic, frightened, nervous, and concerned student body. Everyone was outside looking out from Castle Point towards downtown Manhattan. We stayed there for hours, getting updates on the radio or from people. I kept thinking to myself, I hope people are getting out, I hope that help is on the way. I was also scared about the possibility of another plane striking the huge skyscraper we were standing next to that served as the administrative building.






After a few hours of tears, cries, concern, and fear, the towers collapsed. It wasn’t until then that reality really hit me. It became clear, at that point, that whoever was in that building was not making it out. There was no way people could survive that. I remember looking at my watch, watching the seconds pass by as if in slow motion. I also remember my conscience talking to me, reminding me how much I have learned about Islam, what my purpose in life should be, how I should be leading my life, and the reality of life and death. I thought to myself all those times that I read in the Qur’an the promise for those who do deeds of righteousness, the rewards with their Lord for worshiping Him alone and living a life according to His guidelines and standards, as well as the promise for those who disobey Him and His commands. I thought during those seconds about Heaven and Hell, the punishments of the grave, and how I arrogantly kept pushing off the idea of accepting my role as a creation of Allah in order to party, chill, have fun, dance, drink, and “live life.”






I remember reflecting about those times where I told myself how Islam is such a beautiful religion, but if I am to accept it, it will be later on in life when I’m old. However, this time, as death stood across the river, I told myself, “Well what if that day never comes?”






The people in the towers thought September 11, 2001 was just another ordinary day. They probably thought they were going to have lunch, make it home for dinner, and reunite with their families, children, or significant other. However, Allah had a different plan for them. This day was their last day and they did not have a chance to argue or plea their case. If this was their situation, then what should I think mine will be? Why should I think that I will live a long life, how can I be so sure that I will grow old, how can I be so sure that I will accept Islam once I am “done” having fun. The answer was, I wasn’t sure.






These thoughts rushed through my mind in such a brief lapse of time. I was snapped out of this state of deep reflection by Ahmer who tapped me on my shoulder to tell me, “Man, I can’t take this, I need to go pray.” Without hesitation, without even thinking it twice I said, “I’m coming with you.”






I followed him to his room and I told him I want to be a Muslim. His eyes filled with joy as he heard this. He taught me how to say Shahadah, how to make wudhu (ablution) and I followed him in my first prayer. I became a Muslim on that day, September 11th, 2001. It was the day my entire life changed. I have not looked back since.






The challenges that awaited me from my decision, I confronted with confidence and courage. The backlashes due to the events of 9/11 were difficult, but I had faith that no matter what or who was responsible, Islam had nothing to do with it and Allah would not allow His religion to be degraded regardless how hard people tried.






From that day forth, I have lived my life as a Muslim, learning how to worship and be thankful for the countless blessings that I have been granted in my years of life. Since that time, I’ve been blessed with my younger brother and mother embracing Islam, a wonderful wife who devotes her life to worshiping and pleasing Allah, and with two beautiful sons who are born Muslims. This decade that has passed has been the pinnacle of my life and Allah knows best what awaits me.






While some people become saddened by the events that occurred on 9/11, I see it as the day that I realized my purpose in life and had the courage to accept it. I am saddened about the tragedies of that day, without a doubt, however, I believe that Allah is the best of Planners and the wisdom for this event occurring goes beyond the scope of our understanding. One thing is certain to me though; it opened the door for millions of people to learn about Islam and even opened the door for millions to embrace Islam as their way of life, including me. For that, I will always be grateful to Allah.






I don’t know what 20 or 30 years down the road has in store for us, but I am confident that I will continue to ask Allah to guide me and keep me on this blessed path. I am certain that I will strive to teach my children about Islam and the events that occurred so that they grow up knowing the history of how Islam went from 20,000 Americans accepting Islam a year to over 100,000 Americans accepting Islam. Allah knows best what awaits us all; all I ask is for Allah to keep my family and I firm upon His path.




*Alhamdulilah, aku bersyukur sgt2 dilahirkan dalam Islam...semoga Allah sentiasa memberi rahmat dan keberkatan dalam hidupku..kadang2, bile kite keseorangan, kite akan lebih banyak berpikir pasal diri sendiri dan bermuhasabah untuk jadi yang lebih baik..*

Mengapa Islam mengharamkan daging babi?

Naluri manusia yang baik sudah barang tentu tidak akan menyukainya, karena makanan-makanan babi itu yang kotor-kotor dan najis. Ilmu kedokteran sekarang ini mengakui, bahwa makan daging babi itu sangat berbahaya untuk seluruh daerah, lebih-lebih di daerah panas. Ini diperoleh berdasarkan penyelidikan ilmiah, bahwa makan daging babi itu salah satu sebab timbulnya cacing pita yang sangat berbahaya. Dan barangkali pengetahuan modern berikutnya akan lebih banyak dapat menyingkap rahasia haramnya babi ini daripada hari kini. Maka tepatlah apa yang ditegaskan Allah:



"Dan Allah mengharamkan atas mereka yang kotor-kotor." (al-A'raf: 156)


Sementara ahli penyelidik berpendapat, bahwa membiasakan makan daging babi dapat melemahkan perasaan cemburu terhadap hal-hal yang terlarang.


source from: http://media.isnet.org/islam/Qardhawi/Halal/2017.html#2.1.7


 
*selalu terpk nape org2 bukan Islam suka sgt mkn benda nii..hampir setiap hari jugak laa...tapi, badan dorang masih sihat dan otak dorang masih berjalan...sgt2 bijak pandai*
 
Hukum memakan haiwan dua alam -katak, ketam nipah, ketam batu dan seumpamanya



Apa yang ditanya adalah perihal binatang dua alam. Setakat pencarian dan perolehan awal, tidak terdapat sebarang dalil yang khusus mengatakan binatang dua alam itu haram dimakan. Persoalannya, bagaimana pula hukum ini boleh keluar apatah lagi ia merupakan qaul yang masyhur dalam mazhab syafi’I sepertimana dinukilkan oleh kitab-kitab an-Nawawi; Imam Rafi’iy dan al-Ghazali. Pendapat ini juga dipegang oleh mazhab Hanbali.


Mereka yang mengatakan binatang dua alam ini haram di makan berdasarkan hadis berikut:


Dari Abdur Rahman ibnu Uthman menerangkan, “Dihadapan Rasulullah S.A.W. seorang tabib memeperagakan semacam ubat dan dia menyebutkan tentang hal katak yang dimasukkan ke dalam ubat itu. Rasulullah S.A.W. melarang kita membunuh katak itu.”[HR Ahmad, Abu Daud dan An-Nasa’I]


Hukum ke atas katak ini, kemudian diqiaskan kepada yang hidup sepertimana katak.


Sabdanya lagi, “Airnya,(iaitu laut) menyucikan dan halal bangkainya.”


Hadis di atas merujuk kepada hidupan laut. Adapun binatang dua alam ini tidak termasuk dalam keterangan di atas kerana mereka juga hidup di darat. Maka berdasarkan firman allah di bawah, mereka membuat kesimpulan bahawa dua alam itu haram di makan.


“Diharamkan bagimu (memakan) bangkai,…..”[5:3]


Di samping itu terdapat juga beberapa hadis yang menjelaskan ayat di atas iaitu:


Rasullullah S.A.W. bersabda, “Dihalalkan untuk kita dua jenis bangkai dan dua jenis darah; ikan dan belalang, hati dan limpa.”


Ulama’ mengqiaskan ikan itu kepada segala jenis hidupan laut yang hanya tinggal di dalam laut/air. Oleh itu, binatang 2 alam tidak termasuk.


Walaupun begitu, perlu kita ketahui bahawa dalam Islam, Bahawa asal setiap sesuatu ciptaan Allah adalah harus. Ia tidak diharamkan melainkan jika ada nash yang sahih lagi sharih (jelas/tegas) dari syari’ yang mengharamkannya. Jika di sana tidak ada nash yang sahih – seperti ada nash tetapi dengan hadis dha’if – atau nash berkenaan sahih tetapi tidak sharih dalam menunjukkan keharamannya, maka hal ini akan kekal atas sifat asalnya sebagai hal yang diharuskan.


Daripada Abi Darda’, Rasulullah S.A.W. bersabda, “Apa yang Allah halalkan di dalam KitabNya, maka ia adalah halal. Dan, apa yang Allah haramkan, maka ia adalah haram. Manakala apa yang didiamkan olehNya, maka ia adalah dimaafkan. Oleh itu, terimalah kemaafan dari Allah. Sesungguhnya Allah tidak akan lupa sedikitpun.” Kemudian Rasulullah s.a.w. membaca ayat: “Dan Tuhanmu tidak pelupa.”(Maryam: 64) (HR Al-Hakim, dan dia mensahihkannya dan dikeluarkan oleh al-Bazzar, dia berkata: Sanad yang baik).


Maka, berdasarkan dalil yang dipakai oleh mereka yang mengatakan binatang dua alam itu haram, kita dapati tidak terdapat satupun yang khusus menunjukkan ke arah keharamannya. Dalil yang paling hampir ialah mengenai katak. Tetap berdasarkan kaedah yang telah diutarakan, kalau kita menerima hadis ini menunjukkan keharaman, keharaman itu hanyalah ditujukan kepada katak. Mengqiaskannya kepada semua yang hidup dua alam itu tidak tepat. Sekiranya kita menerima pendapat haramnya binatang dua alam, mengapa pula kita boleh memakan ketam/kerang yang pada biasanya dijual di pasar-pasar dalam keadaan hidup. Bukankah itu membuktikan binatang ini mampu hidup di atas darat?


Pendapat yang kuat ialah secara umumnya, binatang dua alam itu halal. Dia didiamkan syara’. Hanya saja kita perlu ingat, bahawa Islam juga ada menggariskan satu lagi kaedah dalam mengenal pasti halal atau haramnya sesuatu binatang itu, iaitu berdasarkan kepada firman Allah S.W.T.:


“Hai manusia! Makanlah dari apa-apa yang ada di bumi ini yang halal dan baik, dan jangan kamu mengikuti jejak syaitan karena sesungguhnya syaitan itu musuh yang terang-terangan bagi kamu.” ( Surah Al-Baqarah: 16)


“Katakanlah! Aku tidak menemukan tentang sesuatu yang telah diwahyukan kepadaku soal makanan yang diharamkan untuk dimakan, melainkan bangkai, atau darah yang mengalir, atau daging babi; karena sesungguhnya dia itu kotor (rijs), atau binatang yang disembelih bukan karena Allah. Maka barangsiapa yang dalam keadaan terpaksa dengan tidak sengaja dan tidak melewati batas, maka sesungguhnya Tuhanmu Maha Pengampun dan Maha Belas-kasih.” (Surah Al-An’am: 145)


*selalu jugak garu kepala bile membe2 tanye nape tak bole mkn yg ini..nape tak bole mkn yg itu...hmmm...ada sesetgh membe tu, ada je mengajak join dorang mkn sekali..bukan mkn...*minum*..pastu, dorang suh mintak doa dan bertaubat...senang je dorang ckp..Alhamdulilah, iman aku masih lg kuat...semoga aku diberi kekuatan ini untk meneruskan hidup di samping mereka yg bukan Islam...tp, ada jugak yg sgt2 menghormati dan respek ngan agama dan kepercayaanku..*

Wordless Wednesday - disebalik tabir

Selamat tinggal, musim panas....

Musim panas semakin hampir meninggalkan bumi Oregon ini...
dan, musim luruh bakal kembali menerjah...
suhu semakin lama semakin turun mendadak..
bahang matahari semakin lama semakin hilang daripada pandangan...
daun-daun hijau berguguran dan bertukar ke warna oren...

Selamat tinggal bahang mentari...
mungkin kite akan bertemu lagi sembilan bulan akan datang...

di Salt Lake City, Utah

Alhamdulilah..sgt2 bersyukur kerna diberi peluang melihat perubahan cuaca dari hari ke hari...SubhanaAllah, betapa besarnye ciptaan Allah....kadang-kadang2, selalu terpk..camne sume ni terjadi..minggu lepas, suhu sgt2 tinggi hampir mencecah 95 degree Farenheit....dan, minggu ini, InsyAallah, suhu akan turun dgn mendadaknye....tak sabar nak menikmati musim luruh di sini... :)

*org2 kt sini sgt2 suka bile musim panas menjelma..ye la...dlm musim tu je, dorang bole menikmati bahang matahari*

YEAY!! dpt jugak makan lontong kt Portland niii...

salam sume....

mari kite update pasal raya....hehehe....

Yeay!! Alhamdulilah..bersyukur sgt2 sbb ada jugak manusia yg mengajak saya ke open house dorang...hehehe...saya, dgn muka tak malunye..ikut saja laaa....hehehe...bukan ape..nk mengeratkan silaturahim..tak salah kannn....

hari tu, sy drive sendiri..so, meaning kena pegi sendiri laa..dorang kasi alamat dan sy key in je alamat dlm GPS dannn GO!!...

nsb baik, senang nk jmpa rumah tuu...dan, nasib baik GPS sy tak wat hal dan sgt2 behave ariniii....time kasih GPSku sayang..hehehe

apa lagi....jom kite layan gambo raya yg sgt2 wasatiah utk thn 2011....

nasib baik sy terjumpa kak G kt dewan solat...kalo tak, sure sy kesorangan di pagi yg mulia niii

JOM!!! here we go...

jalan agak jem sebab sume berpusu2 kua selepas solat Aidilfitri...yang sebelah tu adalah tmpat sy solat Aidilfitri - Oregon Convention Center.

da sampai...tgkla kawan2 br saya....dan, mereka sume adalah org2 Indon dong....tak paham sgt dorang ckp...

makanan yg disajikan utk ariniii,,,see...ada lontong...ada satay...ermmm..terliur lak skang niiii..

para tetamu dan makanan...

hidangan saya utk arini....rugi tak mkn byk2 aritu...ntahla...rasa cam kenyang je....maybe sebb lepas 30ari posa kannn

group photo bersama tante2 sume

then, lepas kenyang di rumah tante *tak igt nama*, kitorg pergi ke rumah lg satu...kali ini, keluarga melayu+burma....so..mmg ramai org2 burma..nsb baik isterinye org johor..so, makanan confirmla drpd johor....ohh...terasa cam blk kg lakkk....tp, takde batang buruklaaa....:(

ada kerepek pisang tuuu..tuan rumah buat sendiri...

ada pulut kuning, nasi beriyani gam dan rendang.....sedap kannnn

makanan sy utk aritu..sket je kann sy mkn...ruginyeeee.....

after that, terus bergegas pulang ke rumah..kali ni, GPS sy wat hal...tersesat sket....tp, nsb baik dpt pulang ke pangkal jalan....hehehe...sesampai kt umah, sy kena prepare smtg...utk apa??? tggu next entry lak yee....

*Alhamdulilah..Aidilfitri yg sgt2 bermakna utk thn niii....terima kasih ats sume jemputan kalian...semoga kalian dipemurahkan rezeki*
*org2 Indon kt sini sgt2 berpendidikan dan berjaya...sgt2 kagum...nk jd cam dorang jugak*

baju pengantin faezah elai sgt2 gojes...

layan gambo je laa ye....as usual, bj yg gojes ini didesign olh hatta dolmat....

love white color

she look so stunning in white dress



bhgn ats tu agak sexy..so, utk yg bertudung, kena cover la bhgn atas tuuu...

pics credit to hatta dolmat FB.

im in love in this pink dress

she look gojes!!

*white-pink menjadi kegilaanku..*

Hiking di SIlver state falls, Oregon

uhhh hooo...lama sggh memeram cite niii...arini, br rasa tergerak hati nk cite...dan, ada byk lg cite terperam niii....sabar ye kekawan sume....byk bnda nk cite, tp, masa sgt2 mencemburui saya...hmmm


ok, arini, aku tak g mana2 punn...panas sgt2...suhu mencecah 90 degree farenheit...bersamaan dng 30++ degree celcius..tkt kena sunburn, so aku prefer stay kt umah je...tgk2 tv, bile lapor, aku msk laa...


aritu, b4 posa, so agak2 sebulan yg lepaslaa...aku g hiking kt silver state falls, Oregon..satu jam perjalanan drpd umah aku...kt sini, yg bestnye hiking sbb tak rasa letih sgt sbb dpt menghidu udara yg super duper fresh...maybe, sbb ada waterfalls yg cntik...sambil hiking sambil kite bergambo laa....peluh pun tak byk kua sgt...kalo kua pun, dia kering cpt...


nk tau bape lama aku hiking, almost 5 hrs tuuu...gile lama kann...penat mmg penat...tp, udara segar lagi fresh dpt mengatasi kepenatan itu....


so, layan gambo je laaa....dan, layan video kt bawah ni ye....

hiking bermula dprd arah Selatan...so, ni adalah South falls...



South falls versi cntik drpd one of my fren's photo



berjalan di belakang south falls...air sgt2 sket sbb salji masih beku di atas bukit..(teori from my fren)

lepas 10min berjalan..jumpa lagi satu falls - Lower South Falls

Group photo kat Double Falls...selepas setgh jam berjalan...

then, selepas beberapa ketika, jmpa North Falls niii...bole berjalan di belakang falls niii....

the last falls is Upper North Falls...

grup photo plsss....

layan video kt south falls





kat lower south falls





kt North falls




actually, in total there are 10 falls....but, ni jela yg menarik perhatian ku...

First time beraya di perantauan....dan, harap inilah yg terakhir....

Salam utk pembaca sume...


harini, br ada masa utk update pasal citer raya..nk tau sebab apa?? ye la, masa sume org sibuk pegi beraya ngan famili memasing, saya pegi bercuti...hehehe...takde langsung rasa suasana hari raya kt sini...sebab tu, saya decide utk pegi bercuti saja....cite pasal bercuti, tggu ye....nnti, saya cite....


so, raya utk tahun ni, sgt2 berbeza daripada tahun2 yang lepas...sebabnye, sgt2 obviousla kannn...saya kan stay kt US....sorang2 lak tuu..nk cari org Malaysia pun susah...tapi, saya tetap meraikannye...saya tetap mengambil cuti satu hari utk merasakan suasana beraya di Oregon, US niii...


Org kt Malaysia da beraya ari Selasa...so, pagi selasa Malaysia bersamaan ptg Isnin kt sini...dptla saya beraya ngan famili di penang dan jugak encik tunang...skype berjam2...dpt jugak merasa suasana hari raya yg sgt2 meriah kt umah saya tuuu...mcm selalu la kannn...walaupun jauh, saya tetap dpt merasa kemeriahan hari raya di Malaysia...then, malam tu, saya tggu pengumuman raya kt sini...malangnye, raya kt sini jatuh pada hari rabu....huhuhu...saya terpaksa berpuasa satu hari lagi bersamaan 30hari puasa...takpelaa...bertambah pahala puasa saya utk tahun niii...


Pagi 1 Syawal...saya bgn awl..kalo kt Mesia, confirm bgn lmbt...hehehe....saya perlu bgn awl sbb sy perlu mencari jln ke Oregon convention center (agak jauh dr rumah saya...lebih kurang 30min)...memandangkan hari itu adalah hari bekerja, saya terpaksa menempuh jem utk kesana....ye la...tempat solat raya itu terletak betui2 di tgh2 pusat bandar dan ramai yg menuju ke bandar utk ke pejabat masing2...Alhamdulilah, Allah permudahkan perjalanan saya....selepas 45 minit, saya tiba di dewan solat....


Masa saya sampai, masih belum ramai org kt situ...masing2 bersama keluarga tercinta...tapi, saya keseorangan kt situ...masa ni, terasa amat2 sedih...teringat mama abah atok n adik beradik sume yg jauh di mata....layan je la takbir raya kt sini....tp, takbir raya kt sini tak best sgt...takde lagu2 cam kt Malaysia...kebanyakkan muslim kt sini adalah drpd negara Arab...mmg susah nk jmpa org2 drpd Malaysia..


Selepas beberapa ketika, ada seorang Auntie drpd Afrika menegur saya...kami bertukar2 cerita dan jugak bertukar2 no telefon...Auntie tu dah lama tggl di US ni bersama ank menantunye....Sekurang2nye, ada jugak Muslimah yg nak bersembang ngan saya kannn....hehe...


yg menariknye kt sini, saya dpt melihat bermacam2 org dan ragam drpd seluruh dunia...saya jugak dpt melihat bermacam2 fesyen from all over da world...ada drpd Africa, Morocco, Middle east....can see the varieties of Islam...Islam sgt2 beautiful....

@solat raya di Oregon convention center

cntik bj dorang....amik gambo dr belakang je laa....dan, dorang pakai high heels yg super duper tggi...tak tau bape inchi

khusyuk mendengar khutabah

nasibb baik jmpa akak dr Mesia dan Indonesia niii

ramai giler Muslim kt US niii....berpusu2 kua dr dewan solat

one of the Indon family..

*nk tau apa yang saya makan di pagi Aidilfitri...tggu entry selepas ni ye....tgguuuuuu!!!!

Wordless Wednesday - still in vacation mood

super duper freezing cold at Grand Teton

*still in vacation mood...still super tired after long vacation...still dont know how to start writing on the vacation story...*

i'm back.....

salam sume.....

just reached home from very very long journey...almost 14hrs driving....from 4 states - Oregon - Idaho - Wyoming - Utah and back to Oregon again....in 5 days 6 nights....uuuhhh...what a tiring vacation....

i will talk more on the vacation story later....

refreshing air at Shoshone Falls, Idaho

Early morning at Grand Teton, Wyoming

Hot springs at Yellowstone national Park, WY

@Yellowstone national park.

it was soo interesting vacation and full of information....stay tune for da update...... :)

SELAMAT HARI RAYA untuk sume!!!

salam utk muslimin dan muslimat....

Di kesempatan ini, tuan empunye blog, cik miyoko suki aka lebih dikenali ngan nama cik TITIN ingin menyusun sepuluh jari, kiranye ada salah dan silap, harap di maafkan...sebagai manusia kite tak lari drpd membuat salah....so, mintak maaf sume, sekiranye ada yang terguris hati pembaca sekalian (bujet cam ramai je yg baca kann)....semoga kite mendapat keberkatan di hari yg sangat MULIA ini.....

pesan saya untuk sume :-

• berhati-hati di jalan raya kalo balik ke kampung...
• pastikan rumah dikunci ngan serapi--rapinye...
• enjoy your raya tapi sentiasalah beringat kepada yang kurang berkemampuan...
• ingatlah org yang jauh di mata niii....(ada ke org nk igt kt aku)
• sila mkn ketupat bagi pihak cik titin gak ye....uwaaaa....nk mkn ketupat palas tok...

walaupun cik TITIn tak pulang ke kampung, tapi still rasa meriahnye hari raya sebab korang sume laaa....hehehe....

akhir kata....layan dulu kad raya yg tak seberapa niii....nk jugak kaannnn...

*sticky mode entry sampai abih raya...hehehe*



Budak CUK CUK BAM BAM Versus mamangah yg tembam

oh!! sgt2 rindukan budak kecik ini...budak cuk cuk bam bam yang da hampir 3 bulan lebih aku tak berjumpa ngan nye..maybe, dia da tak kenal sape mamangah dia lagi...padahal, sejak lahir sampai die berumur 3 bulan, mamangah die yg jaga...mamangah yang dodoikan die..mamangah yg bermain2 ngan die...

rindu sgt2 kt budak tecik nii..skang die da besar...dah bole senyum sengih ngan lebar sekali...da bole gelak mengekek2...tapi, sayang seribu kali sayang, mamangah tak berpeluang nak melihat perkembangan die dari hari ke hari...sebenarnye, jauh di sudut hati ni, nk sgt2 tgk camne die membesar dan berkembang ngan jayanyee....ohhh...ruginye aku....aku dah terlepas sume peluang utk melihat perkembangannye...InsyaAllah, semoga aku diberi peluang utk melihat perkembangan ank sendiri....hehe....

nk tau sape budak kecik cuk cuk bam bam tuu....

see...da pandai sengih2...dulu2..mmg susah nk sengih...

cak!!!! pandainye rayyan...

sengih sampai nmpk gigi 4btg tuuu...

comel nye budak tecikk niii..rasa nk picit2 pipi tuuuu...senyum da sama cam mama die je...

dan, i missed my family so much....gambar ni nmpk tak lengkap tanpa aku kannnn...

Rindu ngan mereka sume...aku rindu abah,,,aku rindu mama..aku rindu wanee, ijan n japri...rindu sgt2....harap sgt thn depan, kite bole berkumpul cam gini....( stop kejap..airmata da ngalir ngan lajunyeee)

mamangah yang maintain tembam

encik tunang kata tak tembam...ish..ish...camni tak tembam kahhhh???

*ok2..go back to work...tak sabarnye nk raya esok eventho tau akan rasa sgt2 sedih, pegi solat raya seorang diri...huwaaaa*
*gambo budak cuk cuk bam bam ditaja oleh abg ipar....copy drpd fb*