Happy Ied Mubarok 1434 H

Bismillahirrohmannirrohim. Assalamu’alaikum Warohmatullahi Wabarokatuh…

Hello Muslim Everyone! Happy Eid Mubarok! Thursday, we (all Muslims in the world) has conducted Eid prayers together. It was a sign, we had towards the victory after for approximately one month we fast. Fasting for hunger, thirst, anger, verbal, hearts, and minds. And today, we are still in the mood to celebrate the victory. So, let me also say, “Minal Aidin wal Faizin. Forgive me if I write an article for the blog, my writing is no less pleasing to all my friends. And hopefully after this, I can give better writing. Amin.”

Eid is the day when the Muslims back nature. Some people said, Muslims on Eid day be reborn as a baby. For me, it all depends on how we implement the previous fasting. If we succeed in doing fasting well for one month, by doing good deeds as well, such as maximizing the time to read the Qur’an, dhikr, prayer tahajjud and other sunnah prayers, then we can be “get the chance” to be the one holy like new again reborn. Why I write chance? Because it is only God who knows whether or not we return the sacred. And it is God who has the right to decide that.

In addition, “the return or return the sacred nature” also means holy or free from sin or guilt ever done. Mistakes to Allah SWT and to fellow human error. Mistakes to Allah SWT may be forgiven by the Almighty Allah we often apologize and seek forgiveness reading (istighfar). Because Allah is Most Forgiving. But for fellow human error, it is difficult to resolve. When we feel has apologized but others have not been able to forgive us, our sin has not vanished. Or, with the number of people we know, sometimes we forget to generalize even dismissive apology to everyone. In fact, should we apologize to everyone we know. So that it is indeed sincere apology from the heart.

Okay. That’s all from me now. One more time, Happy Ied Mubarok 1434 H. Happy Reading and Let’s Learn Together.

 

Still and Always Learn, @Q_Qee