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Happy Labours' Day to all! This weekend is a happy one as once my practical finished off yesterday, I went back to Kedah to spend my weekend with my dear ones. I hope everyone will have a happy weekend too, insya-Allah.. ^_^

As I mentioned earlier, I have finished off  my three-month practical in a school in Ayer Keroh.. Three months seem to be a long time right? Nay, it was very short! Maybe because the school's environment was very supportive and productive, the time flew fast. I would like to take this opportunity to thank the school, especially the administrators and my guidance teacher because of their help, support and guidance they had given me. To my supervisory lecturer, too! Thank you!

Well, compared to the last two practicals, of course, I was more at ease and comfortable in teaching pupils (as if!). Alhamdulillah, my pupils were very good, and they behaved properly when I was being observed.. but when there was no observation, only Allah knows what had happened..  -_-" but I was very thankful, really as I did not have major difficulties in completing the practical.

I taught English to Year Three and Moral Education to Year Four. It was my first time teaching Moral Education as it is my second minor. Actually, I was quite nervous because I would be teaching non-Muslim pupils. No, I am  not being prejudiced or biased or anything in that scope. It was just because I have no direct encounters or exposures with non-Muslims except during PLKN five years ago and during that time too there was very little communications with them. I was very worried because I was bringing upon me the image of my religion and I hoped during the time I was teaching them, I had not scarred the image. 

This time, I did not tell my pupils that I was going to leave them. Only on the last day I taught them (on the 29th for Moral and 30th for English), I gave them presents and said, "Today's my last day!" Cool, wasn't it? Hehe I realised that during my first and second practicals, I begged told them how many months I would be teaching them. In class, I would tell them again and again to behave as I was going to leave them later which I felt, "That was not so professional of me!" Well, part of it was I was influenced by my partner too who decided not to tell her pupils about her leaving them. No, she did not ask me to do the same thing but I felt there was no need to tell the pupils about it. I have matured, maybe? :P

Of course, I got no presents but only letters written on the spot, which still made me happy.. Thank you, you being my pupils was good enough of a present.. :) Till we meet again.. Assalamualaikum ^^

A Parade :)

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Hehe... First of all, I would like to apologise to all respected readers for me not being a prolific blogger. I am so sorry, deeply sorry. How I really wish to write consistently but I just can't... I am so sorry.

Okay, back to business... I am writing this during the wee hours, not because I cannot sleep - I am tired and I really want to sleep but I don't know, I just want to stay up a little bit...

All right, on the 24th January (yesterday), I went parading. Went to what? A procession, to celebrate the birthday of Prophet Muhammad Sallallahu 'Alaihi Wassalam (pbuh)... We were parading from Hang Tuah Stadium to Al-Azim mosque... Thank ALLAH, the weather was so great - it was cloudy and looked like it gonna rain but uh-uh, it was not, and it was not so warm either... ^^ 

This kind of programme is really good as it can unite all Muslims and we can show, demonstrate our love towards our Prophet Muhammad and perhaps attract non-Muslims to be interested in Islam... Aameen... ^^ While we were parading, you know, some of the tourists/spectators video-tapped us... [feeling famous for a while.. :)]

Of course, if there are good things, the bad things are also there. Those kind of things are not necessarily bad, but to me, I just feel it is not right. First of all, during the parade, there were ladies who, um, how should I say this, um, 'being more high-spirited' than the men... It is not wrong to be high-spirited but I don't think it was really necessary for a woman to use a microphone to say out loud the praises to Prophet Muhammad.. If it was a man, it was fine. I am not being a gender-biased here, I am just saying it is not proper for a woman to do that in front of her non-mahrams.   

Next, the cleanliness issue... It is not just during this occasion - in almost every occasion in Malaysia, the cleanliness is terrible. Our Prophet Muhammad taught us how the cleanliness is considered very important, the half part of the faith. But in celebrating his birthday, why don't we practise what he had taught us to do?

I think that's all for today... My eyes are getting smaller and smaller, till I could hardly see the letters on the keyboard... Till we meet again...

Assalamualaikum ^^

kell's note: The last time I went to a procession like this was when I was a National Service trainee, in 2010. 

How it brought back old memories... n_n

SBE Phase 2: 27-31 August 2012! :)

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School-Based Experience.. Hmm What is this? 

It is the time when teacher trainees go to schools, observe the schools the teachers, the pupils and not to forget - completing the task given.. 

Er, that's not really the best part of SBE you know.. huhu 

Never mind, just ignore me please.. hehe 

Why SBE Phase 2?

It is because during Semester 1, there was SBE Phase 1, only I did not write about it in this blog..

Last time I did it in Kedah, while this time in Penang. 

The school this time? 

I think there is no need to mention it here.. Afraid that I may write bad about the school..

There is not much to tell because for this SBE, mostly the time was spent in the staff room, with the teachers.. You know how adults are right~~ haha (Think like me myself will never grow up!)

Very little time spent with the pupils, it was my own fault too because I dared not to go and look around the school.. Huhu How to be a teacher like this? Afraid of school surrounding! (or the pupils) Heh! No explanation~ heheh

Plus, there is a native speaker in the school, but I don't have the courage to speak with him.. Bad me, right.. Only when he left like a dust in the air (this is true okay.. he only sit for a while in the staff room and then rushed out from it), I feel like I have experienced very very very huge loss~~ Waaa~ when he spoke, I suddenly fell in love

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with his VOICE! hehe~

I think that's all.. hehe Seriously, there's nothin' much to tell.. I'm so sorry.. 

Till we meet again..

Assalamualaikum ^^

Early Marriage? Congratulations, Dear Friend :)

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I attended my friend's wedding ceremony today.. She is from the same age as mine - 20 years old this year.. Yeah, she got married early, in fact the earliest in our batch (PISMP January 2012 intake).. I am so happy for her.. Her husband looks like a good person and they really suit together.. I know they are really belong to each other.. Alhamdulillah ^^

I hope their marriage and life will be blessed by ALLAH, insya-ALLAH :)

As for me, hehe I don't think I will get married before I finish my study.. My parents seem to reject the idea of early marriage.. Do they? Or do they not? Em, I dunno..
After all, just let ALLAH decide everything for me.. The time will come, if HE is willing to 'lend' me my soul mate and life partner.. insya-ALLAH..

Assalamualaikum.. Till we meet again.. insya-ALLAH ^^

f/n: People said, if that man or woman is our partner for life, there is resemblance between our face and him or her.. Could we believe in this..? ^^

Mourning~~ :(

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I am so sorry for not being active in blogging, readers. I need to pay a lot of attention in writing any article for this blog because I am writing in English, and I need to make sure my English writing is good, so that you can have a quality reading. And it requires me a lot of time and I am really sorry for not making enough time to do blogging.. :(

-I am mourning for my phone-

I am being tested by Allah by losing my Nokia 2300, which I love so much. It does not cost so much nowadays, but years before, during the early emergence of mobile phones, it nearly costed RM400. It may not have high value in price matter, but it means a lot to me, really. It was a present for me from my father for my UPSR and I had good memories with the phone. It was my mistake too, for being so careless till I lost the phone, but seriously, me being careless, does not mean that somebody has to take it. The phone had been with me, for nearly seven and a half years! There is still two and a half years to make it ten.. I feel so depressed till I do not have any mood to do any job, and even to have nice simple conversation with my friends. 

I never knew losing something would cause me to be like this. I wonder what will happen to me if I lost someone I love so very much in this world... Could I accept the fate and move on with my life? Losing mobile phone which means a lot to me already makes me terrible, what's more when losing a person loved dearly by me? Thus, I regard this as a trial for me to face any unexpected news.. I pray to ALLAH to give me strength to face it when the time comes.

It's really hard for me to replace it with a new one - like I am waiting for miracles to happen. Seriously, I'm hoping for it to appear back at the place where I have the last sight on it. :'( 

But still, this line from al-Quran soothes and drags me back to remember about ALLAH:

ﻻ يكلّف الله نفسا إﻻ وسعها
"ALLAH does not charge a soul except [with that within] its capacity."

[Al-Baqarah:286]

ALLAH knows that I can go through this test.. Patient is the best way to recover from this disheartening and sad moment~ :)

Assalamualaikum.. Till we meet again.. 

May Allah bless you! :)

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Okay, now I am on my holiday, for a week due to Chinese New Year. Hee~ I love holidays~ n_n

My father fetched me from IPG on Friday and we stayed a night in Malacca. On Saturday, we went to Gopeng, Perak (my father's village). It really was a long-time journey as there was a traffic jam on the way to the north region. Never mind, it is an usual thing to encounter when it is a holiday time.. Patience is one part of faith.. :)

When we arrived Bidor, we stopped at a restaurant to have our dinner. Four of us (my father, my mum, my older sis, and me) ordered tom yam, omelette, and mixed fried vegetable. My younger sis ordered fried kuetiau. I think there was a misunderstanding in omelette. We ordered omelette of 2 eggs and at the first time we got it, it was a small one. Then, the waiter came and gave another plate of omelette. This time, it was quite big. So, adding the two plates, I think they must had sent omelette made of three eggs. I am quite particular about things like this so when my father went to pay for our dinner, I followed my father. I asked my father to pay for three eggs, not two. My father told the cashier (I think she is also the owner of the restaurant) about the eggs. 

She looked at the plates and then said, "Takpa, bayar apa yang encik minta. Saya rugi takpa, jangan encik yang rugi." Then my father asked, "Mintak halal la yang mana terlebih ke terkurang.." She said back, "Takpa, saya memang halalkan." 

Can you see what I am trying to deliver? Masya-ALLAH, SubhanALLAH.. I never thought there is still people like her, especially in doing business. Her restaurant is not so big, just an ordinary one, but she did not even count things like that. In fact, she did not even count two glasses of warm sky juice. Usually, in any restaurant now, a glass of sky juice will cost us RM0.20 or RM0.30, right? 

May ALLAH bless you, your family and your business, madam! Ameen. :)

Till we meet again!

Assalamualaikum :)

Sweetest Memory 2011~ : Part 2

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Tuesday, 19 July 2011

Malaysia XI vs Liverpool FC

16th July 2011. There was an event that I would never ever forget for the rest of my life - Liverpool players stepped on Malaysian soil for the first time. 

My journey to Stadium Nasional Bukit Jalil started when my father, my mother and my eldest sister picked me up at 11..15 am from this institution. We departed from Malacca at about 1pm and arrived at my brother's house at 3pm. Oh I forgot to tell you that my father bought the RM58 ticket because RM68 tickets were sold out. :(

At 4,30 pm, my brother sent my father and I to Sungai Besi LRT station. He could not drop us straightly at the stadium because he expected that there would be a traffic jam on the way there. My father and I boarded on a train to Bukit Jalil. The train was filled with people wearing RED shirts, including me and my father. The common thing that we had with each other made me personally felt that the whole train were my family members. ^_^

When we arrived at Bukit Jalil at about 5pm, I was so thrilled to see a sea of REDS there. With the air filled by excitement and sounds of blaring horns, and thousands of RED-shirted people, it was really a great scenery to be enjoyed that afternoon. Even though it was warm and the noise seemed unbearable, to my own shock, that was nothing to me. i could endure the situation which in the past, I would not go through it. I could not control myself from smiling to everyone there. It really could not be helped. I hoped none of them would think of me as a crazy little lady. :P

Before entering the stadium, my father and I had a look on the stalls selling jerseys, banners, stickers, et cetera. My father bought me a Liverpool jersey~ ^_^ There were other things that I wanted to buy but realising that I had caused my father too much trouble along the way to be there on that day, I kept the intention to myself. I did not want to cause my father any more trouble. 

Suddenly, from afar, at about 5.20 pm, I heard people in the stadium roared. We quickly searched for the Violet Entrance and entered the stadium. When I read newspaper dated 17th July 2011, they said that at 5 pm, the players were already warming up on the field. I was quite disappointed but never mind, I could still watch them playing football! Didn't I? ^_^ We quickly searched for seats and when I looked around the stadium, i was very excited to see, again, the sea of wonderful REDS. It was estimated that almost 80 000 people came over to watch the match! 

In the first-half, Liverpool new signing Charlie Adam opened the scoring for The Reds in a twice taken penalty. Shafiq Rahim then fired in the equaliser through a free kick. 

In the second-half, Harimau Malaya almost gave me heart attacks. The match got tougher and I started to be afraid that Liverpool would be defeated. David Ngog scored two goals in the 67th and 68th. Maxi Rodriguez then scored one goal, making the score 4-1. Saffe Sali from national team scored two goals each in the 79th and 81st minutes, heightening the spirit of Harimau Malaya to win the game, but poor defence skills led the national team into despair as Liverpool had the triumph of winning the match 6-3 when Rodriguez and Dirk Kuyt scored in two more goals. The match ended at 7.40 pm. 

Liverpool players paid the fans a lap of honour which is rare for us to see it!!! I was so delighted seeing them walking around the fields, waving and clapping their hands towards us. One of them, even kicked a ball towards a group of fans. Ah, I really love them! After the lap of honour, all the fans singing the Liverpool anthem, "You'll Never Walk Alone". ^_^

My father and I got stuck at Bukit Jalil until 9 pm. After the match ended, the LRT station was closed temporarily. Why, I don't know. When the officers let us in, some of the crowds chanted, "Liverpool, Liverpool" and when the train came and departed, they clapped their hands and cheered. It was so cute of them, wasn't it? ^_^ To end the almost-perfect day, my family and I had dinner at a restaurant named Tasik Idaman. 

Liverpool big names such as Steven Gerrard, Luis Suarez and manager King Kenny were not there but still, the match was a worth of every money and time spent. Nine goals~ wohoo~ ^_^ Seeing Liverpool players on the field with my very own eyes, I could not ask for any other thing. My birthday is in a four-month time, but I already considered this as my most precious birthday present for this year. Thanks to my family, especially to my father because accompanied me watching this delightful match. 

Here are some pics of the day:

Tickets! :)

Time ni kan, saje je warming up dekat2 dgn fans.. siap waving2 hands lagi.. :) Fans yg kt seat bwh syok la..  dpt tgk Kuyt.. :')

lap of honour~ oh I really wish I had a DSLR camera that time!

3-6.. Liverpool won! :)

'tin sardin' with liverpool fans in it.. nak? :)

Wisel! magazine :)

Sweetest Memory 2011~ : Part 1

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This entry is actually re-post entries from my old blog.. Regarding today as the last day of 2011, I want to share with you my sweetest memory in 2011. This entry contains few parts. But don't worry, I will separate it into two entries because I know the suffering that you face when you have to scroll down too long till the end of the page.. Enjoy! :)

Entry 1: Thursday, 9 June 2011

Liverpool FC will invade Malaysia!!!

Assalamualaikum to all my great readers. May ALLAH bless all Muslims.
Hiya everyone! How are you today? Feelin' great? Alhamdulillah! ^_^

I think mostly everyone in Malaysia knows about this thing, right? Liverpool FC will come to Malaysia in July (insya-ALLAH). For your information, I am a Liverpool fan so this news really excites me! OMA! hearing about this news really makes me happy, what's more goin' to Bukit Jalil and see them with my very own eyes! If I go there, the person who I like to see most is Steven Gerrard, because he is my hero in football. Ya ya say whatever you want. For me, he is my great Liverpool captain. :)

I ask my father whether I can go to Bukit Jalil, and he has granted his permission, but I still need to look on other matters, including the ticket price and the transportation to go there because according to Kosmo! newspaper, it is on 16th July 2011 and it is Saturday. I am studying in Malacca and I am also afraid that my institution has programme on that day. Huhu -_-, So sad, huh?

Whether I can go or not, thinking about this thing really gets me have nothing inside my mind except the face of Stevie G~ OMA!!! 

Arsenal and Chelsea will also join Liverpool to come to Malaysia, but on different dates.

Entry 2: Friday, 10 June 2011

It is already confirmed! ^_^

Assalamualaikum to all my great readers. May ALLAH bless all Muslims. 

Nothing much today except I want to share a link for Liverpool fans in Malaysia and China. 

invading Malaysia and China~

The lowest price of the ticket is RM58 but I think I wanna buy the RM 68. Let's choose think in the middle. :) Hoho this is really exciting!!! ^_^ Tickets can be bought from www.ticketpro.com.my or you can buy at Ticketpro outlets or Adidas outlets. 

To Liverpool fans in Korea, maybe Liverpool has made a better plan to visit your country in another time being. Please don't give up hope on them. The will not cancel the tour if they do not have problems to do so. Liverpool is a club that appreciate the fans.. ^_^

Entry 3: Thursday, 7 July 2011

It is such a disappointment.. 

Assalamualaikum and may ALLAH bless all Muslims...

Today, I won't write much. I just want to express my disappointment of not being able to see Steven Gerrard stepping on malaysian soil on 16th July 2011. It is not because i have not bought the ticket, it is not that I am not going to stadium to watch the match; it is because that Gerrard will not join his lads in their Asia Tour. It is really really a huge disappointment for me, a fan who fall in love with Liverpool Football Club because of one person named Steven George Gerrard. I am really looking forward to the day that will create a wonderful story in my life, but sadly, the person who is supposed to create the impact will not be there. My heart is broken into pieces when I read the article saying he ruled out from the Asia tour because he needs enough rest to start well in the next EPL season. I know, he really needs rest but um, I don't know, I still want him to come to Malaysia. I want to see him with my very own eyes, running skilfully on the field, waving his hands towards the fans, with a smile that shines brightly that also shines every heart of Liverpool fans. If HE permits, although Gerrard will not present on the historical day, I will still go to watch the match because it excites me to have them coming to Malaysia~ ^_^

I hope Steven Gerrard will recover soon and fit to start the new season with manager King Kenny. sharing hope with other Liverpool fans, we want to see The Reds to have the 19th title in their hands in the next EPL season. 

My Brother is a Married Guy (Part 3) : وليمة العرس الثاني / Wedding Feast 2

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The second wedding feast for my brother was held on 24 December 2011.
The feast was great but I didn't enjoy it.
I feel quite disappointed because I invited my friends but only six of them managed to come to the walimah and I truly feel sad. At first, I was so excited to be the 'bunga telur' girl but as the clock ticking by, and I saw no other friends of mine coming to the feast, the excitement slowly dashed away. It's really true what our Prophet Muhammad (pbuh) told us that we need to fulfil any invitation that we get. This feeling of sadness after seeing the people we invite do not come to the feast is unbearable, though I understand that they maybe got other important things to do.
I truly feel grateful to those six people. Thank you so much for coming.

I was also happy to see my teachers from  my secondary school (my mother is a teacher at the school) came to the wedding feast. I felt alive that I was able to kiss their hands and hug the closed ones. I miss them! :'(
One of my primary school teachers also came. I really love her. While eating roti canai, she chatted with me. I saw her teary eyes looking at me, with love. I felt touched. Not many teachers did that to me. She's like a mother.

I am sorry I couldn't tell much about the feast. As I said just now, I didn't enjoy the feast and I wasn't into it so I couldn't tell much... After the cameraman sends pictures to us, I will upload it here, insya-ALLAH. I think, pictures could tell better stories than I am.

Till we meet again..
Assalamualaikum..

My Brother is a Married Guy (Part 2) : وليمة العرس / wedding feast [re-post entry]

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[4 June 2011]

My family members including my newly wed bro departed from our house to the bride's house in Jitra after performing Zohor prayer. We arrived there at about 2.30 pm. Together with my sisters and cousins, we brought along the gifts for the bride.

After putting all those things inside the house, we were seated on VIP seat. Or Family Seat. Or whatever name you call that place.  That was my first time sitting on place like that during وليمة العرس. At first, it was an excitement to sit on a special place compared to other guests, and it was one of my dreams actually. But after having the honour as a family member, I found out that being a special guest was not special enough. The special menu that we had, differed from other guests were fired fish with sauce and 'bandung' drink. I don't know what type of fish was that and having 'bandung' drink with oily meals; they were not matched to be together. While eating, I missed the times sitting on ordinary seats like before. My parents ate with the brides and grooms. 

We had our photos being captured by cameramen and women, not knowing how many times, while eating, after eating and when we were posing with the newly weds on the bridal set. i hate people capturing my photos. I know they would not do it right, even they are pro enough to take wedding photos. I just feel, cameras only feel right if they are in my hands.. *wink2 teethy smile* :)

I pray for them to have a blissful and blessed life as husband and wife and maybe months after,  father and mother. I wish them for the best. I took advice from an ustazah to give books as wedding gifts so I gave one to them.

Till we meet again..
Assalamualaikum.. :)

My Brother is a Married Guy (Part 1) : Akad Nikah Day [Re-post Entry]

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The akad nikah was held at a musolla in Jitra, Kedah on the 3rd  of June 2011 after the 'Asr prayer. There were three couples, including my brother and his fiancée, sister of my brother's fiancée and her partner and another couple whom I did not who they were. We were the last group to arrive there, but my brother was the first person to shake hands with the القاضي.

It happened very fast. My brother said the vows clearly and fluently. After that, my brother performed 'Asr prayer. Then, he hugged my mother, my sis and let my sister-in-law kissed his hand. We then went to the bride's house. My brother did not like to wear a ring so only his wife wears it. I know it's kinda weird but every person has different opinion about things, so just let him be. We enjoyed a small feast there. 

Till we meet again..
Assalamualaikum..

tak sangka kot.. :)

Assalamualaikum.. Semoga ALLAH merahmati umat Islam sekalian.. ^_^
Terima kasih kerana singgah.. :)

Bebaru ni, abah, mak, kakak dan Khalilah p jumpa kontraktor yang bakal buat rumah untuk keluarga khalilah kat Serendah.. Khalilah bakal menetap di Selangor nanti, cuma tak tau lagi bila..

Kontraktor ni nama dia Ah Heng.. Chinese? Yep, he is a Chinese man. Waktu jumpa dia kat Restoran Tawakkal, Rasa, Selangor hari tu, seyes, tengok dari jauh macam apek jual sayoq ja.. memang x nampak cam kontraktor.. Tapi that's the truth.

I don't know the reason of my parents choosing him as our contractor but seeing him on that day, I believe that he can do a good job on our house-to-be. 

Uncle Ah Heng ni, I'm sure yang dia byk dpt projek tp look at his appearance, org x sgka pun. Kereta dia pun buruk gak.. xdaknya mercedes, lamborghini ke bmw ke.. Khalilah pun xtau keta apa yg dia pakai.. seyes, mmg buruk..Bukan nak mengata tp ini kenyataan.. Tercetuslah di hati Khalilah untuk membandingkan dia dengan diri Khalilah sendiri dan of course bangsa Khalilah iaitu Melayu.. org melayu ni, kebanyakannya agak boros dalam perbelanjaan. xpikiaq untuk masa depan langsung. ada yg baru dpt SATU projek, dh tukaq keta dh tukaq mcm2.. hai~ xtau la ap nk jadi..

Bukanlah nak suruh jadi penjimat sangat2 mcm Uncle ni tp cuma nk ckp "Bersederhanalah untuk masa hadapan. We don't know what'll happen in the future, right?" 

Till we meet again..

Assalamualaikum :)

Okay, that's kinda creepy.

Assalamualaikum and may ALLAH bless all Muslims.

Thanks for dropping by.. n_n

Have you ever faced something creepy, for example, 

you and your friend always share same thoughts, same likes and dislikes, etc?

This thing happens to me...

I don't want to say it's creepy but to be honest, it is.

I have a friend, and she can be said my best.

Yesterday, I went out for outing with her.

After buying some things, we went to the food court to have our lunch.

The creepy thing here was - we ordered the same food.

We didn't discuss; in fact, when she ordered her food, I wasn't there.

I was buying my drink.

I know, in your mind, it's nothing but the thing is, 

Each of us bought two different menus, one to eat there and another one was a take-away.

Both of us chose the same food to buy.

The possibility for us to be same in choosing two kinds of food is kinda low because
there were about 50 types of food and yet, we both ordered the same food?

What d'ya think my respected readers?

Maybe it was just a coincidence, maybe it just happened.

Who knows?

^_^

Till we meet again.. Assalamualaikum.. n_n

Salam Eidul Adha 1432H

Assalamualaikum dan semoga ALLAH merahmati umat Islam sekalian.

Terima kasih kerana sudi singgah di blog ini... :)

Bahasa Melayu nampaknya hari ini..

hee~ sesekali perlu berbahasa dengan bahasa ibunda pulak... n_n

Salam Eidul Adha buat semua umat Islam.

Hayatilah sirah dan pengorbanan yang telah dilakukan bagi menegakkan syiar Islam di bumi ALLAH ini.

Janganlah kita sesekali lupa akannya.

Pagi tadi, Khalilah bersama-sama dengan sahabat2 lain yang tak balik raya haji tahun ni,

jalan kaki ramai2 pi masjid Al-Azim, masjid negeri Melaka untuk solat raya..

Seronok jugak la, pengalaman pertama kot.. hee~ :)
[takpa tak balik.. ni adalah persedian menghadapi kemungkinan akan ambil master di United Kingdom beberapa tahun yang akan datang.. hehe Ameen.. :) ]

Ramai yang datang solat tadi, Alhamdulillah...

Tapi yang tak seronoknya tu, ada jugak Muslimat yang datang masjid, tidak menutup aurat..

tak pakai tudung, tak pakai stokin...

Sebab tu la wanita tak digalakkan datang berjemaah kalau hadirnya, 

mendatangkan fitnah bagi kaum Muslimin.

Na'uzubillah...

Bila solat pulak, safnya renggang2..

Harus diingat, fungsi solat jemaah salah satunya adalah menyatukan umat Islam.. 

kerana bila kita solat berjemaah, safnya dirapatkan, itulah lambang penyatuan umat Islam

kalau dah jarak2 macam tu, pastuh bengkang bengkok, macam mana nak bersatu?

ALLAH tak terima solat jemaah yang safnya tak lurus dan tak rapat tau, sahabat2..

Buat rugi ja solat jemaah kat masjid, penat2 jalan kaki.. (Aik? Macam kenai ja sapa...) 

tup2 ALLAH tak terima..

rugi2.. :(

Harapnya kita semua dapat berubah jadi Muslim yang lebih baik.

Tuntutlah ilmu, kerana ilmu adalah penyuluh bagi jalan yang gelap.

yang Khalilah sebut kat atas ni, sebahagian besaqnya jadi sebab takdak ilmulah..

jangan malas cari ilmu... kalau malas, nanti sesat...

tak jumpa jalan balik ke kampung akhirat kita iaitu SYURGA...
nyesal kita nanti..

Semoga bertemu lagi di lain waktu..

Assalamualaikum... :)

Only One Left...

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Yesterday's story was about me saving two kittens from a drain.

And yesterday, that two little kittens died, I think because of coldness. 

I felt bad because I couldn't take them into the house,

my mum wouldn't let me do so.

So after rescuing them, I just put them outside of the house.

I didn't blame ALLAH but yesterday it was raining so heavily...

Um yeah, maybe their time had arrived.

ALLAH had called them to come back to HIM.

So now, only one left, the orange one. 

I feel very pity on him.

His mum is nowhere to be found.

I had to feed him only plain water and he already ate fried fish.

It's not the time for him to eat that yet.

He's still small and need to be fed milk by his mum.

I cannot give him cow's milk because the protein is big 

so it will make him having stomach ache if I give the milk for him to drink...

I don't know what to do.

What'll happen after I return to campus?

Who's gonna take care of him?

-__-,

Till we meet again... Assalamualaikum...

The Tie between Siblings..

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Few days ago, I discovered that at the back of my house, 

there were three little kittens. 

They are meowing so loudly

and I felt pity for them.

I wonder where their mum is.

This morning, one of the kittens meowing 

and I wondered what had happened. 

I took a look and 

Aha! I knew it!

Its siblings fell into a drain.

It's meowing to call for help.

How wonderful it is!

The unbreakable tie between siblings...

~♥♥♥~
But some human beings have the heart to hurt their own siblings
because of wealth and selfishness...
For those who act like that,
you should be shame with yourself
We need to learn from animals..
They don't have the power to think, but they still have love...

And then, of course I saved them from the drain..
I'm a saviour of cats' lives~ hee~ :)

Till we meet again.. Assalamualaikum...

Missing School.. :')

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Today, I went to my former secondary school, SMK Agama Kedah...

I went together with my mum, at 6.50 am.. 

I just feel like going to school as a teacher, though I'm not one yet. :)

First, I went to Biology Lab, but Teacher Rofidah wasn't there 

so I went upstairs and met my mum in her room.

Then, I went to Guru Cemerlang (GC) Room and 

met Teacher Raja Samihat and my beloved English teacher, Teacher Shima.

We had a chat and she asked me to come with her to the canteen...

Well, because of shyness I might say, I just ordered a glass of warm Milo, with no sugar and milk. heheh :)

Teacher told me to have some food but there's no way I would let a teacher to pay for me... 

To have that glass of Milo was just good enough for me.. :)

At the canteen, I met more teachers.. 

It was actually a new experience for me, sitting and chatting with the teachers while they were eating.

Um, I don't know, I feel touched.. Feel like they treated me as a friend, not a student.. 

But of course there are still barriers, but um, how to put these in words, eh? 

I just don't know how to describe it. 

May I assume that you understand what I'm trying to deliver? Thanks..

At the canteen, I said to one of my Arabic language teacher, Ustazah Fudzla that I miss Arabic language.

I really mean it. I miss the language...

Then, Teacher Shima and I went back to her room. 

There, we had a long chat. 

Nothing much, but just a lil' bit story about my 'great' life in IPGM KPM and her story about some education matters... :)

After that, I went to Computer Lab and met some other teachers like Teacher Hendon, Teacher Rofidah, Cikgu Ruslah, Cikgu Intan, Teacher Rozita and Ustazah Bushro and we had some conversation. 

There, only I knew that the students are having their year-end examination.

All of a sudden, there were two young men came into the room. 

They are Syameer and Asyraf, my seniors. I'm not quite sure, but they are from IPGM too, taking Pengajian Agama option. 

When I was about to leave the lab, I saw Cikgu Sobri, my Add Maths teacher. 

My seniors were also there too. 

Okay, that's so embarrassing moment and please don't ask me why.

There were some words that came out from Cikgu Sobri's mouth that I wouldn't forget. 

He said, "Tahniah, Khalilah sebab kekal pakai tudung besar."

I could say nothing, but just nodding and smiling.

In my heart, I said to myself that I hope I will stay like this, to be istiqamah in wearing big hijab, though not "tudung labuh bulat." 

There were some other advice too, but I think it's quite a privacy to me, so I couldn't let you know...

Then, I went back upstairs to the teacher's room 

and met my beloved Malay language teachers, Cikgu Hasnah and Cikgu Zakinah 

and some other teachers.

My journey then ended where it began: GK's Room.. ^_^

I'm a little sad because my beloved Form 5 English teacher, Teacher L had moved to KL and my other beloved English teachers, Teacher Azrina and Teacher Norita weren't there for me to meet them.  :(

I miss school, though not much but yeah, missing is still missing.. :)

Being a school student, you really don't have to think much.

My advice: appreciate the school time because when it's gone, there is no way to do U-turn. :)

Insya-ALLAH, I'll visit school again next time.. hehe

Till we meet again.. Assalamualaikum..

Ah, MUET Speaking Test.. :)

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Did you see the title of this entry?

MUET? Yeah, I want to talk about the MUET Speaking Test 

that I'd gone through on 20 October 2011.

The question that my group got was

"Some professions deserve to be paid the highest salary. What are some of these professions?"

I was Candidate A and I got 

A. A football player

OMA! I don't expect that the question would turn out to be quite related to me.

FYI, I am a Liverpool Football Club fan and if you take a look on my FB, 

you'll see a lot of posts by me about LFC. 

But sadly, my MUET speaking test did not turn out so well. 

I was stammering badly in front of the invigilator...

None of players' names came out from my mouth,

not even Steven Gerrard, my most favourite footballer, 

though I always keep saying his name in my mind, in my mouth, 

keep typing his name on the keyboard...

Yeah, truly if ALLAH doesn't permit anything, it'll not happen, no matter how hard we try... 

I learnt that lesson... :)

It's okay, I think I will try harder in other 3 papers (will sit on 19 November 2011)

Actually, to be honest, this is my second time sitting for MUET. 

Not because the first one is bad, but I just have to sit for it for the second time.

Hopefully, I don't have to sit for it for the third time.

Till we meet again.. Assalamualaikum..