To Realize Something, Ask Someone...

To realize the value of a sister Ask someone who doesn't have one.

To realize the value of ten years: Ask a newly divorced couple.

To realize the value of four years: Ask a graduate.

To realize the value of one year: Ask a student who has failed a final exam.

To realize the value of nine months: Ask a mother who gave birth to a still birth.

To realize the value of one month: Ask a mother who has given birth to a premature baby.

To realize the value of one week: Ask an editor of a weekly newspaper.

To realize the value of one hour: Ask the lovers who are waiting to meet.

To realize the value of one minute: Ask a person who has missed the train, bus or plane.

To realize the value of one-second: Ask a person who has survived an accident...

To realize the value of one millisecond: Ask the person who has won a silver medal in the olympics time waits for no one.

Just to think

can you all imagine 10 year latter...
where you are???
what is your occupation???
how your face look???

sometimes we should thinks about our future live, not just dreaming but we must target to achieve the dreaming. No wonder if other people say bad thing about what are our dreaming because it is our private personal and you must always trust yourself and don't take serious what other people say about you. All people in this would like to be the successful person in life but to get it so hard and difficult without have effort and support from other people. Family is one of the part of people must be give big moral support to become success and without family especially our parents we cannot achieve our target.

As you all know nothing is impossible in this world but if we always lazy to do it can be possible. Think about it.

Why people like to judge other people? Even I'm also like to judge other people without know the background. Do you thinks it is the wrong attitude??? I know all people are not prefect and also do the mistake but we can avoid from do the mistake.

The Story of a boy and a tree

“A son’s sacrifice towards his parents is not complete until a situation arises whereby he buys and frees his parents from becoming slaves.” As we already know, we cannot deny the greatness of our beloved parent’s sacrifice, how they have spent most of the time lives to secure our future; their children’s future. From the time we were infants until we become useful people, they care for us. This is a story that relates to their sacrifice; a story about a boy and a tree in a countryside.

Once upon a time, when a boy was a small child, he used to play with a particular tree everyday as a hobby. Tree was very happy and wished that it could stop time from going on so that it could stay with the boy forever. But time goes on by and the boy gradually grows older day by day, year by year. Eventually, he doesn’t play with the tree anymore. So, the tree becomes very sad and lonely.

One gloomy morning, as the tree was standing alone, remembering the happy days they had together, it got a shock joy as the boy come back. He had come to ask for money and the tree didn’t hesitates even the least to give and sacrifice all it had with its capability, shedding all its leaves to give to the boy, leaving it bare and cold. The boy went away happily but didn’t return for along time.

A few years passed by and the boy has grown into a handsome man. Eventually, he came back to visit the tree, asking yet another favor for wood to build of his house. Once again, the tree sacrificed itself and was partly cut down. But again, the boy left the tree alone and never come back anymore.

In this story, the tree symbolizes our parents. The reality today is just as such. Children never appreciate their parents’ sacrifice but always asking for more. Parents, on the other hand, never abandon their children’s hope and sacrifice all they could. Some nowadays think that money could pay for what they have done, that is by giving their parents money. Actually, this concept is totally wrong.

Always remember, love has no substitute, be it billions of dollars or ringgit, no value can match the price of love. One thing need to remember is that, even if you service your parent for whole of your life, you still cannot pay for what they have done for you. The parent’s sacrifices are invaluable.

Salam Maulidurrasul...

The prophet : A choice offered to no one else

The Prophet was an ordinary human being, but he attained his status when God chose him to deliver His final message to mankind. Thus, he became a prophet when he received his first revelation which started with the word, Read! Shortly afterward, he was given his message to warn people that they must worship God alone, associate no partners with Him and believe in His oneness. The Prophet spent the next 23 years of his life attending to the tasks assigned to him by God, fulfilling his responsibilities to which he dedicated all his time and efforts. When this final divine message was complete, the Prophet?s assignment came to its fullness. His role was over. God gathered his soul to His presence. He died the ordinary death that happens to all mankind.

The Prophet was ill during his last days. His illness was more severe at times, but he also felt better on occasions and could go out to the mosque and speak to his companions. One of these occasions is reported by Abu Saeed Al-Khudri: 'The Prophet came and sat on the pulpit. He said: "A certain servant of God was given a choice that he would get whatever he wished of the luxuries and comforts of this world or he would take what was with God. He chose what was with God." Abu Bakar was in tears and he said: "We sacrifice our parents for your sake, Messenger of God." We wondered at his reaction. Some people said: "Look at this old man: the Prophet speaks about a certain person given this choice, and he reacts by saying that we sacrifice our parents for the Prophet's sake." We later came to realize that the Prophet himself was God's servant who was given that choice, and that Abu Bakar knew him better than we all. The Prophet then said: "One of the people who have done me the best favors in their companionship and financial sacrifice is Abu Bakar. If I were to choose a special friend, I would choose Abu Bakar, but I would rather have the brotherhood of Islam. All private doors to the mosque should be closed except that of Abu Bakar".' (Related by Ahmad, Al-Bukhari, Muslim and others)

This highly authentic Hadith speaks of a time when the Prophet was certain that he was about to die. In fact, it is one of the last occasions when the Prophet addressed his companions in the mosque. He gave them a clear hint that he was departing this life, but only Abu Bakar took the hint and realized that the reference was to the Prophet himself. He wept and expressed his feeling that everything could be sacrificed for the Prophet?s sake. Other people did not understand what the Prophet was referring to. They thought that he was speaking in general terms and they were waiting to hear what happened to the man after he made his choice, preferring what was with God.

The Prophet goes on to speak highly of Abu Bakar and his service to Islam and to the Prophet saw himself. We note that the Prophet did not wish to give a special kind of friendship to anyone, preferring to keep his relation based on faith, even with the one who was closest to him. He, however, gives Abu Bakar a small privilege, which was to keep his private door to the mosque. When the Prophet's Mosque was built, shortly after the Prophet's arrival in Madinah, people who lived close to the mosque had their own private openings through which they came into the mosque. The Prophet wanted all these closed, keeping only Abu Bakar's door. Needless to say that even this one was closed later on.

As his death approached, the Prophet was keen to make clear that he valued all his companions and he bid farewell to all, without informing them of his approaching departure from this life. He did not know the timing, as this is known only to God. Uqbah ibn Amir Al-Juhani reports: 'The Prophet prayed for those killed in the Battle of Uhud eight years after the battle. It was as if he was bidding farewell to the living and the deceased. He then stood on the pulpit and said: "I am going ahead of you, and I will be your witness. Our appointment will be the basin (on the Day of Judgment), and I can almost see it while standing here. I do not fear that you may associate partners with God, but I fear that you may vie with one another for the comforts of this life." That was the last time I saw God's Messenger (peace be upon him).' (Related by Ahmad, Al-Bukhari and Muslim)

The Battle of Uhud took place eight years earlier and ended in a heavy defeat for the Muslims. The Prophet always remembered those who died in that battle which provided a very important lesson to the Prophet's companions and to all Muslims in all generations. His prayer for them at this time was a sort of bidding farewell to those whom he knew during his lifetime, whether dead or alive. He then told his companions that he was going ahead of them and that he will be their witness before God. He stressed to them the truth of the Day of Judgment, saying that he could almost see the basin which will be the place where believers will be able to drink, while unbelievers cannot come close to it. He is thus giving them an appointment to meet them there, implying that they will be among the ones given of its waters. Needless to say, this requires that they maintain their faith and remain true to it.

It is important to note that the Prophet said that he did not fear that his community would revert to associating partners with God. Anyone who realizes the full concept of God's oneness will never contemplate any thought of attributing partners to Him. Islam is the most monotheistic ideology mankind has ever known. Muslims will never substitute polytheistic creeds for their belief in God's oneness. However, looking up to the luxuries and comforts of this life may represent a great danger for them, as indulgence in these can take them away from Islamic beliefs and practices. Therefore, they need always to be aware of the triviality of this life and its lack of any real substance or value. Competition for such luxuries can drive people to disobedience of God and His messenger. Should that be the case, they run the risk of incurring God's punishment on the Day of Judgment. This is something no one should ever willingly


Note: As it will be the Maulid Nabi on the 12 Rabi'ul Awwal, let us all look back at the seerah and remember all the sacrifices that have been made for the ummah's sake. There should also be an effort to follow his footsteps especially in spreading the word of truth ie Islam. May we all be under his syafaat and to be able to meet him in the hereafter, the greatest person of all time. Ameen.

My Favourite Song...

Chris Daughtry - What About Now Lyrics

Shadows fill an empty heart
As love is fading,
From all the things that we are
But are not saying
Can we see beyond the scars
And make it to the dawn?

Change the colors of the sky
And open up to
The ways you made me feel alive,
The ways I loved you
For all the things that never died,
To make it through the night,
Love will find you

What about now?
What about today?
What if you’re making me all that I was meant to be?
What if our love never went away?
What if it’s lost behind words we could never find?
Baby, before it’s too late,
What about now?

The sun is breaking in your eyes
To start a new day
This broken heart can still survive
With a touch of your grace
Shadows fade into the light
I am by your side,
Where love will find you

What about now?
What about today?
What if you’re making me all that I was meant to be?
What if our love had never went away?
What if it’s lost behind words we could never find?
Baby, before it’s too late,
What about now?

Now that we’re here,
Now that we’ve come this far,
Just hold on
There is nothing to fear,
For I am right beside you.
For all my life,
I am yours.

What about now?
What about today?
What if you’re making me all that I was meant to be?
What if our love had never went away?
What if it’s lost behind words we could never find?

What about now?
What about today?
What if you’re making me all that I was meant to be?
What if our love had never went away?
What if it’s lost behind words we could never find?
Baby, before it’s too late,
Baby, before it’s too late,
Baby, before it’s too late,
What about now?

How to Maintain Love for The Prophet

The strength of love for the Messenger (peace and blessings be upon him) is connected to the Muslim’s faith. When his faith increases, his love for the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) increases. Loving the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) is an act of obedience to Allah and a means of drawing closer to Him. Loving the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) is one of the obligatory duties in Islam.

It was narrated that Anas said: The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: “None of you truly believes until I am more beloved to him than his father, his child and all the people.” (Al-Bukhari and Muslim)

Our love of the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) is bound to be enhanced if we read his seerah (biography) and study the examples from his life as diligently set out in the Sunnah. Such studies have moved thousands of scholars throughout the centuries to dedicate their entire lives to learning and transmitting them. The library is full of their works.

In order to enhance your love of the Prophet, think of the following:

1. Think of this humble servant of Allah who never tired of reminding himself that he was a humble servant of Allah. He said, "I am a servant of Allah; I eat like a servant, sit like a servant and walk like a servant."

2. Think of his lofty morals and his compassion towards the most vulnerable, the women, children and animals. We learn that he would be moved to tears for the death of a child, and he would commiserate with a child for the death of his nightingale.

3. Think of his qualities as a boss who never picked faults. The young man who had served him ten long years said, "I served the Messenger of Allah ten years, and yet not even once did he condemn me for something I did wrong or failed to do right!"

4. Through his excellent morals and conduct, he earned the love of everyone around him, men and women, young and old. Even his enemies noted that they never saw such expressions of love shown towards any temporal or spiritual leader before him.

5. His selfless and self-effacing behavior turned his hardened enemies into his ardent admirers who were ready to give their lives for the sake of him and his mission. Look at `Umar, Safwan, `Ikrimah and Khalid and many others who had been once his fiercest adversaries.

6. The Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) was born an orphan and died like an orphan. In other words, his lifestyle never changed. He reminded a person who feared his might, "Take it easy! You have no reason to fear me! I am not a king, but the son of an old woman of Quraish who used to survive on dry meat!"

7. He consistently and vigorously opposed any forms of self-adulation and self-adoration so that he even forbade his people standing up in reverence for him. Prior to his death, one of his stern warnings addressed to his followers was, "Do not venerate me as the Christians venerated Jesus, son of Mary. I am only servant of Allah and His Messenger!" (Al-Bukhari)

May Allah shower His choicest blessings on His servant and chosen Messenger Muhammad and his family and companions; and may the Beneficent Lord raise us all under his flag on the Day of Resurrection. Ameen.

My Trouble....

This week is one of week that I cannot forget because many trouble happen inside and outside myself. Oh my God,please help me to solve this problem. Only the God can help me, please help me. Please, please, please....I know sometimes we cannot expect what will be happen next but I don't want only bad things happen to me. I want to be a good person in this world not for today but for all times. I know all my friends always caring about me and I very appreciate about that, thanks God because give me the great and best friends can understand what happen just know. I hope all this problem can be solve quickly because final exam is just around the April. I HOPE ALL CAN BE JUST LIKE BEFORE.....

HAPY BIRTHDAY NOOR....

happy birthday to you....
happy birthday to you....
happy birthday...
happy birthday...
happy birthday to NOOR....

Now you are 20 years old....
so, don't naugty2 girl...
please be mature...
hope you happy always
& success in life...

Lastly....
friends forever....

If Tomorrow Never Comes

If tomorrow never comes
Have I done what I should have done today
Or did I just let time slip away

If tomorrow never comes
Have I said sorry to the people I have done wrong hurting
And plead to God for forgiveness for all my sinning

If tomorrow never comes
Did I say thanks to the people I know,
Or I just didn’t bother to show

If tomorrow never comes
Will I know what is next to come,
And will I get to paradise with a warm welcome

If tomorrow never comes
I won’t let the day pass away,
And cherish what I have today

If tomorrow never comes
I’m sure to strive my best,
And make that day the best from the rest

We will never know if we have tomorrow,
So I plead to God with full of sorrow:
DEAR LORD SHOW ME THE WAY,
FOR YOUR WAY IS THE ONLY WAY,
AND MAKE MY EVERYDAY MY BEST DAY.