12 Sya'aban 1435H

Another fruitful day insyaAllah, spent at Muis Academy alongside kak 'Izzah (whom I met on the way to SIH, sat beside me thruout the almost 7 hours course, and also accompanied me home. the experience was definitely enhanced when u're with such wonderful company, subhanallah! Baarakallahu feeha :)).

Sejarah Islam di Asia Tenggara, energetically + beautifully presented by Mr. Azhar Ibrahim, a lecturer in NUS.

Learnt loads of amusing, important yet almost-unheard of facts about our history.

(gotta remind myself to revise at least part of the lecture so as to help retain some of the points. hopefully)

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Attended Syeikh Ali Jum'ah's talk at Marina Mandarin (on some inter-religious topic), followed by Bidayatul Hidayah at TH by Syeikh Fahmi al-Azhari (lovelylovelysharings! maasyaAllah), then 'flew' off to Darul Furqan with Atiqah Osman for the reading of an-Nafahat ar-Ramadhaniyyah by Ustzh Ainul Barokah <3

subhanallah!!! the journey, the sweat, the 'flying' n rushing were all worth it (':
(including the mini sesat incident whilst trying to find the hotel. alhamdulillah for the 2 'rescuers' from my Muhsineen Club. hee)

Meanwhile, this weak self has to keep reminding and motivating herself to be stronger and to shake off any kind of 'alaaa jauhnyee nak kene travel' laments.
:(
Still ghibtoh at the east ppl tho. huhu.

n my jiran aka Jannah has been praying that i'll be granted a spouse who resides in the East.
n kak Yat add: ".... yg suka baca kitab". haha.

سنرى...
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13 Sya'ban 1435H

dars hadith (continuation from last year) @ Jln Yasin with Habib Kazhim was .... speechlessly mesmerising!
i personally enjoyed listening to pearls coming out incessantly from habib's mouth -and at such amazing speed! subhanallah~
really felt how every second is so precious and tried to jot down the points in my book. here, there, everywhere! hehe..
then continued the journey to Darul Makmur. alhamdulillah for the super convenient location, although the intensity was somewhat less due to the translations. alhamdulillah, at least more Muslims can benefit (altho i truly feel blessed to be able to understand Arabic, thus not dependent on the translations which can never be the same as the original meaning :')) ...