The concept of tawakal was clearly explained by Rasulullah s.a.w in a story which had happened in his time. Once, there was a young man who came to see Rasulullah. He had left his camel outside the mosque, without tying him up. Rasulullah s.a.w then called him and said this in his hadith: It means: "You must tie it up, and then tawakal."
As we are embarking into yet another journey. the fasting month. and preparing ourselves for the holy month, I realized how we really depend on each other. Humans, we tend to forget. we tend to neglect some issues. we tend to be complacent. sometimes we need others to actually remind us of our responsibilities. our obligations. and these reminders could also come in the form of support. motivation. the right motivation
My point is that, we should always remind one another. Remind me to Remind you of the good tidings that He has given us. Remind me to Remind you that we have a responsibility as a good muslim Remind me to Remind you to always nuture the Love for Him. Remind me to Remind you that He is always there for us. He is the most merciful.
These reminders doesnt need to be spoken. Actions speaks louder than words.
Though I often hav trouble paying attention in class.
I do enjoy his lessons. very light, easy to digest.
His jovial and easy-to-get along character..aki-friendly.
Did I mentioned I find him cute..his current self.
ehhhee!! ok motivated for the wrong reasons...nyakahahha!!!
well, at least motivated.