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Friday, 15 August 2008

  • I don't know.I simply don't.

    Erm...how do I say this? I had no idea what got into me. I had no idea I was that thoughtless, but brave too. The one thing I've been keeping all these years, beautifully concealed, carefully hidden, and all of a sudden my retarded brain managed to blurt it out in seconds and left me feeling like this. Like shit. Seriously. But then again, what's done is done and I have no intention in trying to turn back time. Everything happens for a reason and I rarely regret what I'd done, no matter how awful they made me feel.But then..

    Now I am emotionally so unstable that I feel like a walking tight rope waiting to snap. Sigh. I guess I am not strong enough to face the truth yet. Well, I thought I was. I had no idea it got harder on me. But thank God it somehow brought me back to reality. But an unpleasant one which slapped my face so hard that I feel like crying. Well, I already cried, don't worry about that. Cried so hard that my head hurts for days.Sigh.

    Somehow or rather I thought that 'that' was my fate. Somewhere at the back of my mind, it's always been that way. But I guess dreams are much nicer when they remain as they are. Now that the truth is out, some part of me felt empty. And I mean ....really empty. All these while this thing had helped me through many many situations. It got me stronger, it got me better but now it's all for nothing and I feel so helpless. The one thing I had been holding on for so long is no longer there. I had nothing more to hold on to. Some part of me is gone too. Gone with the never-ending hope I had before, which had vanished in seconds and without me being able to do anything.

    How frustrating is that?

    I guess I shouldn't be thinking about this any longer. My priority now should be about my studies. And becoming an excellent doctor. I want to become a specialist! In what field I don't know. But I don't want to give a damn about other things yet. Yes I need time to recover, and this is going to be super-hard for me but I've always managed to stay strong and Insya- Allah I'll be strong concerning this matter too.

    I'm going back home tonight. Previously I had somewhere to turn to whenever things go wrong. But now that it's gone, I guess I'd be like a small child again. Run back home to your parents and the world will become nicer again.

Sunday, 30 March 2008

  • Mungkin ada yang tidak tertutur

    Mungkin ada yang tidak terjawab

    Ada kata tidak terluah

    Ada harapan tidak tertunai

    Ada rasa tidak tersemai

    Satu menunggu satu menanti

    Lidah kelu jari pun kaku

    Meniti hari bersulamkan mimpi

    Hendak menerima takut memberi

    Apalagi menabur janji

    Resah diri kan kesal nanti

    Jika inilah realitinya

    Di manakah akhirnya nanti?

    Jangan ditanya kesudahannya

    Masa akan menentukan segalanya

    Tanpa kata tanpa bicara

    Tanpa madah dan kata pujangga

    Bisikan hati difahami bersama

    Atau adakah itu perasaan sendiri?

     

     

     

Friday, 21 March 2008

  • wow.this is my first entry after....how long?years.was it 2 years?huhu. well xanga seems to have improved in many ways.more interesting.maybe i'm a bit outdated regarding this but all in all.i'm just glad. life is hectic nowadays. stressing in a way. but it's still the same. i kinda miss the xanga bloggers. :) hope this could be a fresh start for me here. in xanga

Saturday, 29 April 2006

  • Erm, sorry for the unreplied messages and comments. I am not going to give any excuse or anything since I'm sure most of you would've memorized all of my excuses by now. Sheesh.

    I just want to share this with all of you. One of my friend, who isn't a very close friend of mine, already got married!!! You know, really got married, no kidding. The girl and the guy are both medical students here, both from Kedah or Penang I am not sure but definitely from somewhere from the North of Malaysia. And they are both 20. That's quite an early age to get married, don't you think so? Maybe some of you might wonder what's all the excitement all about but for me, it's like...WOW! Make it a DOUBLE WOW!!

    Seriously, isn't marriage supposed to be a serious thing where people dwell on it for months, even years before settling into it? These 2 friends of mine surely didn't dwell on it for long, not even months, because suddenly they are married and put us the whole batch into shock. It's not like everyone knows anyway, but those who got to know were very shocked. Our batch broke the record, haha. There were seniors who got married in Year 2, 3, 4, 5 but none during their First Year before this. That's the power of the kids born in 1986. Hehe. Always breaking the records, always bringing changes and making a difference. Wherever I go, it seems that MY batch would make a difference. Sometimes they are good changes, sometimes bad but they are definitely very remarkable differences that leave everyone's mouth hanging open. I don't know if the other fellow 1986's have the same experience, but I do.

    Back to the issue of getting married, I think one of the reasons why they took that path is because of the tremendous pressure they got from many people AND the environment. Let me tell you, here, once you start coupling, you'll be under everyone's surveillance. Every single thing you do will be monitored and people will start talking. Flyers about disadvantages of coupling, how it gets us closer to 'zina' and all will be all over the campus, I even got a BOOKLET about the whole coupling thing before this. Next, those couples would sometimes be called by seniors and given advice about...I don't know. Many things. If you meet too often, people will start looking at you differently. It is a totally different environment from UM or any other universities I am sure. In UM, people don't give a damn about what you do as long as you don't mess with their businesses, but not here.

    Like these 2 friends of mine. They kept quiet about their marriage before this. None of us knows about it except for a few trusted friends of theirs and the people that help them seek advice from ustazs and ustazahs. One day, a senior saw them on a motorcycle together. Apalagi. Mengamuklah senior tu.  The guy was called, brainwashed and everything. However, this senior was the one who was embarassed in the end when he was told by the guy that he actually has gotten married with the girl during the holidays, which equals to the idea that he can do whatever he wants wth her without anyone's interference. Haha. Poor senior. A good intention however I must admit. I don't blame the senior. I mean, no one would ever expect the First Years to get married.  And it's the girl and the guy's fault also for not announcing their marriage. If they do, I am sure other people will not misunderstand.

    Another friend of mine already went to 'Pejabat Kadi' to seek advice a few weeks ago. Woohoo. Everyone is either getting married or planning to do so. Me? I have no idea when am I going to get married. Well, I don't even have a candidate yet!!

     

     

     

     

Friday, 24 February 2006

  • I visited a page recently, which contains many offensive cartoon pictures regarding Allah s.w.t, Islam and Prophet Muhammad s.a.w. A senior of mine gave me the address of the webpage and out of curiosity, I went to the website...and as I have expected, there are many cartoons, drawings of Rasulullah saw and other things that would undoubtedly anger all Muslims in the world if they see it. In short,  I do not want to elaborate on the details of the cartoons. I am sure you understand what I mean.

    I was very frustrated, sad, and angry that someone in this world would create a page with the sole purpose of mocking Islam. The mockings are of course, very unacceptable. Picture's of pigs and...okay, I am not going to start. So, here is what I did: I wrote an email to the owner of the page, trying not to sound angry though I know that I was a bit (or very?) sarcastic. Here is his reply and my email to him. My email was a bit weird I think, asking him to look up the Al-Quran and all but what can you expect? I wasn't really thinking that time.  Plus I had a class coming. Here is his reply:

    Your email is very kind natured, which I respect deeply. Too bad all muslims can’t express themselves this way. Now for the analytical portion of your email:

    I have read quite a bit of the Koran, hadiths, and sura. The “truth in it” as you put it, is that Muhammad raided, lied, broke treaties, murdered, raped and engaged in pedophilia. I cannot condone exalting a man with such serious flaws in his character. By today’s standards, he would be beaten, shot, and hanged – in that order. You say islam doesn’t promote violence!? How can you say that? The Koran you speak so highly of has statements such as “kill the unbelievers”, “subjugate and humiliate them”, etc. If it doesn’t promote violence, why is it that of almost 30 conflict across the globe right now, muslims are engaged in almost all of them? The cartoon issue was very eye-opening. Your people have killed others FOR A CARTOON! All the things that your kind have said about Christians and Jews, and you’re going to be upset about a drawing? If you can’t see how whiny and immature that makes your religion look to the world then you are blind. Allah must be a pretty impotent god to get upset about drawings. My God made the universe, a simple drawing of Jesus or anything else isn’t going to diminish God’s supremacy. That’s why my God has never ordered me to kill you or anyone else for not believing in him.

    I know God is with me, thank you. I do think you confuse my God with your allah. They are not the same! Still, live in peace and freedom. I don’t agree with your religion but I believe you have the right to believe in it, as long as you can keep your hands (and guns) to yourself.

     


    From: nurul amilin [mailto:ladyinsox@yahoo.com]
    Sent: Tuesday, February 21, 2006 03:46
    To: meatrocket@cartoonjihad.com
    Subject: It is sad. May God forgive you.

     

    Greetings.

    I am very sad on your behalf, to be seeing the existence of human being like you.

    One advice for you: Before publishing anything, look up for the evidence first, about Islam, about Al-Quran, about our Prophet Muhammad. I dare you read the al-Quran and find the truth in it. If God loves you, he will help you find the right path and open up your heart to see the beauty of Islam and Al-Quran. You will then know the true Prophet Nabi Muhammad. You will then cry for all the sins you've done, and maybe then you will know how to differentiate between what is right and what is wrong. Not every people is blessed to appreciate Islam, but do not worry, I will always pray for you and I hope Allah will answer to my prayer and I also hope that Allah will shine His Blessings on you.

    Just in case your heart is too hard and too cold to be cracked open, I hope you will be patient enough in surviving the consequences of the life-after-death.

    Islam does not promote violence. Islam is beautiful in more ways than you can ever find. It is up to you, whether you want to choose between glass or diamond. Beauty or disaster.

    Wishing you all the best :) Good luck in finding the right path. God is always with you.

    Read it?

    I have prepared a reply for his email when it turns out that the webpage has already been closed. I wasn't able to send him the reply and the page can no longer be accessed. I am not sure if he's going to open the page again soon, or in the future, but one thing for sure is that I am glad the page is closed (hopefully forever). At least one page on offensive cartoons about Islam is no longer active. However, I am quite frustrated because I wasn't  able to reply to all his accusations and his other remarks regarding Islam besides making him understand the truth about Islam. The long reply I have panstakingly created is wasted. But it's okay. Yep, it's okay.

    Ooohh....gotta get back to studying. Wish me luck and pray for me, will you? I have an exam this coming Monday. A gut-wrenching one.

     

     

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