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I am inspired by Rin's latest entry. Even me as an individual and as a muslim ... I've probably done many sins. And to prevent ourselves from straying apart, we should keep our hearts' close to Allah. To perform our five prayers a day, and recite Al-Quran, as well as carrying out the responsibility as a Muslim. Reading your entry, Rin, makes me want to recite the Al-Quran which I haven't done so for quite some time too. Tmr, insya allah.

I am honestly glad that I was born in a family that are strict in terms of religion and quite conservative in a way. I was educated since young to know 'what is right' and 'what is wrong' or 'what is not allowed' in Islam. I have been equipped with the knowledge and had been taught properly. I am really thankful for that. But even so, I am not a perfect muslim. I pray to Allah in my prayers that I would be forgiven of my sins. We humans would return to HIM one day and hope that we would be placed in Heaven.

Those who have strayed from the path of Allah completely, I really hope they repent before it's too late ... Because in Islam, life of a Muslim does not ends with death ... there's the afterlife world, which gives me shivers every time I think about it. The afterlife makes me wants to be a better muslim ... Insya allah.

I love the phrase from Maira which Rin posted in her blog. Let me borrow the phrase and put it here as well, kay ...

If Allah brings you to it, He'll bring you through it.
Happy moments, praise Allah.
Difficult moments, seek Allah.
Quiet moments, worship Allah.
Painful moments, trust Allah.
Every moment, Alhamdulillah ...

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P.S. Rin, how do you make ur blog unclickable? As in cannot even highlight or copy-paste the words you've written? I want the same effect too!