Going out in simple attire.

Assalamualaikum.

HAPPY HOLIDAY EVERYONE!

For those who like skirt and blouse, this is my idea for going out somewhere for today.

Let's Go Blue by hanniaziz featuring Ippolita jewelry

Make sure the blouse is loose, opaque, covers your bum nicely and this blue blouse looks suitable. However it's too pricey so find one that's reasonable.

Adorn yourself with simple jeweleries to give a little embellishment. Women are allowed to wear jeweleries as long as not very attention grabber. You do not want potential robbers aim you as their victim, right.

Covers your upper body parts with a simple long and big hijab matching nicely with the blouse and your skirt.

Then hooked on a pair of flat shoes and shouldered the same tone colored handbag.

Now, you are ready to go out with your family.

Where was I?

Assalamualaikum everyone! I'm back!

Alhamdulillah... after the long absence, I think I am back to this blogging world. Back for good insyaallah. Where was I for the 7 days?

Exam Week

Well, at first I was busy with the semester exam and only have the time to update Keluargaku Sayang. It was quite a stress time for me but I'm glad that I managed to sit for the exam in good condition. Insyaallah I've done my best for all the subjects.

The day I finished the exam, I have a cold attack. Yes, influenza. It started with sneezing, then headache, splitting headache, later on coughing then the whole body sickness. I can point to so many factors contributing to the illness. The weather is too hot, no rain at all and it's almost 40 degrees day and night. And also all the stress from the exam. 

So Sick

Working is out of the question. Lying down is too painful for my head, massages only decrease a little of the pain so I persuaded my also sick husband (poor him) to buy some panadol soluble. After 2 days and half, at last the headache was cured. Alhamdulillah.

Home Sweet Home

As I was starting to feel healthy, I have to move out of my current house to my own home. Moving out is another stressful work yet I am quite happy to do it. You know, it has been more than a year for us to wait for our own home. I am really eager to move in. Until today, the process is not complete yet because it's just the two of us doing all the works. Lucky that our home is only a few feet away.

Our book stall at the expo.

Another thing is, my bookshop is participating  in a state exhibition for a week. I have to send books and open up a stall there. In my current condition, I won't be able to maintain the stall but Allah has help me to solve that problem. Alhamdulillah.

Lastly, I have a Personal Blogging Coaching this morning. It was my personal class to personal help my clients to build their own blogs either personal blogs or business blogs. It was a fun class and I have given out my best. I think I achieve 85% of my aim for them. Their blogs are already publish with a beautiful template, some important widgets and both of them said that they understand quite well my coaching. Thank you O Allah!

And the moving out - moving in to our new home is still going on. Till then, see you in my next update. Wassalam.

Exam Week - Be confident

Assalamualaikum and peace everyone.

Today is one stress day for me. The exam paper was quite difficult but I managed to answer all of the Qs except for one small partition that carries 3 marks. I lose that one. Hopefully the other answers are correct. Anyway, I'm still glad that I took this diploma. I learned so many interesting and beneficial things so far and there are still 2 more semester to go.

Insyaallah I'll finish on time.

My newest Rorine shoe, not that new anymore but I love it.

I can't be long online. Got to look into the book for the minute revision. Tomorrow morning will be my last battle. I am hoping for at least A for this paper. It's my favorite subject so I want to do my best for it.

Until then, wassalam.

Exam Week - Blue for motivation.

Assalamualaikum everyone!

Alhamdulillah I have successfully sat for my first exam paper this afternoon. I'm so lucky to be reminded by the Almighty that I my exam starts today not tomorrow. Alhamdulillah. If He didn't reminds me to check for my exam schedule last night, I just can't imagine what would happen to me. Thank you O Allah!

So, at 12 pm, I took my afternoon bath to cool myself down and get ready to go to OUM. I thought there would be lots of cars there but to my utter relief, I can parked my car in front of the building, alhamdulillah. Usually I have to park at the second floor parking lot inside the building. Looks like there won't be many students sitting for exam today.

I checked my exam room and table and took the lift to the 3rd floor. It's still early and there's no one else on that floor. It's good. I do not want any disturbance because I need to take a look at the sample questionnaires before the exam starts. I still have more than one hour to look at them. Sigh.

While doing that I took a few minutes to snap a few pictures of todays attire. Maybe notti netti will come and visit my blog, hehe. Here's the pics.

blue stripy hijab + blue niqab (gift from Michelle) + black abaya + coach handbag (imitation ler...)

and the shoes is a present from my lovely older sister.

Well gurls, I can't get away from wearing my black abaya, I love it so much. However, to avoid getting headache from the heat, oh, it is so hot these days, I seldom wear black hijabs but I match the black abaya with colored cotton 60" hijabs. Alhamdulillah. Still nicely covered.

Regarding today's exam paper, I think I've done my very best for it. Alhamdulillah most of what I've read and do the exercises came out in the questions. Hopefully my answers would be accepted and will grant me an A for the paper. May Allah bless my do'a.

Till then, see you tomorrow after my second paper. Wassalam.

Study Week - Today's Attire

Assalamualaikum everyone.

I am in the middle of my study week now and in a few days my exam will start. Since I don't want this blog to be left alone without any update, I think I'll share with you today's attire, inspired by a virtual friend Notti Netti.

two-toned purple pashmina + black single layer niqab + hannan abaya

and I have this Nautifit light purple wedgy on my feet.

I forgot to snap a picture of my handbag, but anyway, today's theme is purple on black but my handbag is red+black. Well, as a Muslimah with a career, we should always look smart, clean, tidy, elegant and efficient. We should try our best to be the walking example of a good Muslim to others. Even though I cover myself from head to toe, it does not mean that I cannot look good.

Looking good and feeling good with our presentation, is a kind of self-confidence. It is also a magnet for da'wah. For me, clothes are related with akhlaq, our behaviour. Insyaallah our appearance in front of others especially in a big Muslim community can help us influenced them to love Islam. This is from my own experience.

When we wear our dresses our akhlaq should tally with the way we dressed which is according to the teaching of Islam.

Just 24 And She's The Admin of a Big Mosque

Yassemine sl-Ksaihi, 24

"She's different from any other woman because she's the Administrator of a big mosque in Amsterdam. A very unique position not just in a Muslim world but also in Europe." said the Ekspresi section of a local daily, Harian Metro, 2 days ago.

I am so proud of this young lady. IMHO she's the first female administrator of a mosque that I've ever known. Normally the admin of a mosque is a man but this lady has broken the rule and proved to the world that a woman can managed a mosque, a big one at that.

She's still quite young and at her age I am still a green graduate looking for jobs and not matured enough to face the world. Yet, she's already managing a mosque in a country where Islam is not the main religion. Where Islam is still look upon as a threatening religion but I believe that more and more European embracing Islam each day.

Sis Yassemine, all the best to you sis! May Allah bless you in your worldly life and the Hereafter. Even though we are living far apart, I feel like you are just a neighbour.  

Stripy Tee + Long Skirt = Perfect Hijab Combo

I found this outfit whilst browsing google, I think the girl has discovered the perfect way to casually wear the long black skirt:

Being the copycat that I am, I decided to hijabify and slightly alter this look in the time that I should have been revising..

Blog Makeover

Assalamualaikum everyone and good evening.

I've just make a makeover  to this blog and I hope it will look make it easy to download, browse and read. Making this makeover is one of the new things that I've planned for KakChik's Wardrobe. There are a few more which I have planned but so far not much has happen to the plan. Insyaallah... gradually I'll make improvement.

I am looking for more new muslimah shops, stores and boutiques around town to share with you. Since my life has become a bit crazier this year because of the final year with my DECE study and also the opening of my bookshop at the new location, I have been neglecting this blog a lot. And I am feeling so sorry about it.

So... while I find those wonderful and interesting places where women love to loiter, please take a look at the makeover and if you don't mind, say something about it.

Bye for now. Wassalam.

Kelantan - Soul Campus Part 1

The whole state is an education campus.

Assalamualaikum to all dear friends, readers and followers. Starting from today, I'll be sharing with you an article entitled KELANTAN - SOUL CAMPUS which I copied from QIADAH, the official corporate magazine of the Kelantan Chief Minister Incorporated or shortly known as PMBK in Kelantan. Let's start today with the first part of the article.

Qiadah, 5th. Edition

Bismillah.

As a whole, Kelantan could be seen as an open campus or to be more precise, 'a life-long educational campus', I cannot figure out ig this is the right term or an inappropriate terminology to be used - but what I mean is; one knows any campus has its spatial demarcation. Under the leadership of Tuan Guru Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat as the Chief Minister - that is exactly what the whole Kelantan is, it is an 'educational campus'.

Praying before starting his journey to Makkah for umrah. He's still there.

source: BBCKelantan.com

Why do I say that? Firstly, the Chief Minister Tuan Guru Nik Abdul Aziz himself is different from other Chief Ministers - significantly different. Probably due to the fact that he himself has been a Tuan Guru ('Tuan Guru' is a highly respected prestigious religious title bestowed by the masses upon someone for his high religious stature), an ustaz (a religious teacher) and a preacher long before he became a Chief Minister, and as such he has been delivering religious lectures and sermons. Unless he is unavailable due to sickness or has gone out-station, it has since been his daily routine every morning to lead the congregational subuh (early morning) prayers and deliver its post-prayer lectures at 'his' mosque which is attached to his traditional Malay wooden house in Pulau Melaka.

Tok Guru's house in Pulau Melaka

source: Khamleng

In his formal Chief Minister attire.

source: mediakelantan

After his inauguration as a Chief Minister of Kelantan, his lifestyle and daily routines remain unchanged - he remains a Tuan (Tok) Guru, teaching Islamic religious knowledge and preaching at various mosques and suraus (small mosques). His lectures and sermons are not complete without those enriched dosages of pedagogic reminders, the belief in Allah and the duty of Man to heed the well-being and the wellness of his soul in this world and the Hereafter.

The state leaders under Tuan Guru Nik Abdul Aziz.

source: Palestinhood

Tok Guru Nik Abdul Aziz's concept of administration also differs from those of the other state learders. His is based on the 'Kepimpinan Ulama' - a leadership which has paramount anchorage on the belief of the Almighty and the returns of the Hereafter, whilst teh Qur'an and the Sunnah (the Ways) of the Prophet act as its fundamental guidance. This is indeed a new philosophy and direction in the state's administration and development.

source: Miz Jana, FB

Since taking over the leadership of Kelantan on 22nd. October 1990, Tuan Guru Nik Abdul Aziz and his team spearheaded the above changes using the above-mentioned concepts of leadership. To achieve his mission, he embarked on a comprehensive, integrated yet gradual explanatory-training sessions to all concerened. This is to ensure that the public at large would understand what it means to be governed by 'Kepimpinan Ulama'.

What is our reason for saying that the State of Kelantan is an 'educational campus'? We say so because in order to achieve the intention of 'Membangun Bersama Islam' ...

Here when one speaks of education it does not only refer to the form of education which one normally receives in schools. Here education includes extra curricula activities aimed at teaching, moulding, training and disseminating all relevant information to the society at large. The activities include teaching the children Qur'anic reading and the basics of 'Fardhu Ain'; giving lectures and sermons in mosques and suraus to adults and youths; implementing 'praying' campaigns through courses, seminars, forums and others. All these are institutionalized under a department known as 'Dakwah Halaqat'.

... to be continued. 

Easy Hijab Style

From Youtube user suzyalmasri:

Kelantan International School

Assalamualaikum and good afternoon everyone.

It's another short entry. This is the Kelantan International School which is located within walking distance from our library. Everyday I will pass by this school on my way to work and back home. I'm actually interested to get inside the compound and better if I am allowed to have a look inside the school. 

It's intriguing to have an international school nearby yet I know nothing about it except for looking from outside the fence.

If you are thinking og migrating to Kelantan, insyaallah you can schooled your children here. They have kindergarten until high school level here. And it's in Kota Bharu! The capital of the State.

I hope this will be helpful. 

Budget Western Fashion Meets Egyptian Hijab: Love It or Shove It?

(Before I start this post, I just want to say that some readers seem to be unaware of the fact that I write this blog with my own opinions of fashion. I'm not a politician so don't need to be politically correct and if I state my opinion of an outfit I don't particularly like, it's not haram. I apologise if you are offended but I genuinely do not intend to personally upset anybody.)
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Anyway, I thought I'd ask your opinions of these outfits. They look kind of like an Egyptian designer went crazy in Primark. I like certain bits of some of them, but on the whole I'm not hot on them, especially not all the belting.

What do you reckon? Would you actually wear any of these? :S

Drop by EightDesigns While On The Way to Radix Chicken House

Butik eightDesigns in Kota Bharu Trade Center

Assalamualaikum everyone!

Yesterday, my friends and I  went to KBTC for lunch and we were planning to try the menu at the new branch of Radix Chicken House, a subsidiary company of HPA Industries, a Muslim owned multi-companies. Of course a HALAL food company.

Actually, at the back of my mind, I really want to drop by an online friend's boutique which I listed her webshop's link under Muslim's Shops. I knew that she has opened a new branch in KBTC a few months ago, so why not give it a visit. Who knows, I might get the opportunity to meet the owner, Sue.

That's the boutique, I think on the 1st. or 2nd. floor of KBTC. A pinkish, gurly yet elegant shop. I did stopped for a while and chit-chat with her staffs and maybe her friend who was also looking at some clothes. Not so lucky because Sue was not in KB. Well, it's okay... but I think Sue's staffs might be a bit surprised because a niqabi get in and claimed that she knows the owner, lol.

Anyway, congratulations to Sue for the opening of her 2nd. boutique.

We then went to RCH at the 3rd. floor of that business center and have a delightful lunch. You go RCH! I'm sure one day soon, you'll be on par with KFC and McD.

Till then, love you all. Wassalam.

Ahmina's Wedding Look Request

Ahmina is a 15 year old hijabi who wants an outfit for a mixed wedding she will be attending. She says that she doesn't want something too grown up. Here are some ideas from my past Polyvore outfits..

You could replace the cardigan with a sequined one to jazz this look up (maybe not a black maxi either..!)

Black Maxi by Zaenab

Depending on how formal the whole thing is going to be and how close you are to the bride/groom, you could get away with jeans, especially if you want a younger look anyway:

Golden Dress by Zaenab

I would have loved to do a nice long post on the subject but I have loooots of revision to do so must dash but I have done a lot of other posts on similar subjects so have a browse through them for more ideas. Here are some that I think you would find useful:

The perfect combination for a formal look

Formal dinner hijab look

Prom dresses - Hijab Style

*Please note that I do have exams coming up so I'm genuinely not being rude by choosing to answer only certain requests like Ahmina's. I read all of the emails sent to the SM email address but I can't make posts for all of them straight away. Also, I get quite a lot of requests to make posts on subjects I have posted on a lot in the past so I'd like to ask you to search the blog before making a request - just use the search box at the top left had corner. Thank you :D*

Opportunity

Assalamualaikum and a very happy day to all friends.

It is now another new day for me. Alhamdulillah, thank you o Allah for giving me another opportunity to do good on this world. I really am going to improve myself in front of You. O Allah, please support me spiritually and physically during this journey. Amen.

Wassalam.

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It's the important day in my life
It's the day my dad proudly say iqamah to my ears
It's the day that I came to this world screaming my heart out
It's the day Allah allowed me for the first time to breath His air
It's the day I was born

But... it's okay

Because since that day I have grown so much
Because since that day Allah has bestow upon me lots of love
Because since that day He has given me so many blessings
Because since that day I have learnt that I am only in transit on this world
Because since that day I know that I have a mission to complete
Because since that day I have matured gradually
Because since that day I realized that real love is only for You
Because since that day I can't force people to love me but I will pray that He does

However...

I am only human, I crave for love
I am an unimportant individual, I look for recognition
I am part of a family, I thirst for appreciation
I am my own person, I wish to be accepted as I am
I am strong willed, I hope to be tamed
I am also weak inside, I silently cry for attention
I am doing my best to be a perfect wife, a filial daughter, an obedient servant of Allah
I am who I am

Whatever I do...

the others will come first
he will be the priority
my own satisfaction depends on the situation

Looks like my expectation is too much
I'm praying for appreciation that was none
no one seems to care
but alhamdulillah he remembers, that's what's important
that makes life meaningful
that makes my day.

Turn to Allah...
... you are the only one for me
Don't leave me alone
Only You remember me... that's my belief.
Thank you for giving me another day and a new year
I will always love You the best I could.

spontaneously by: 
lone ranger, 10 April 2010
world of books




image is from here.

Sandy Hues

I cunningly avoided beginning revision for my next batch of bloody exams by seeking fashion refuge at Looklet..

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Have you taken a long, hard look in the mirror, lately ??

From: I LOVE ALLAH dotcom

Have you taken a long, hard look in the mirror, lately ??

Have you ever thought WHY we are being disgraced, humiliated, beaten and killed?

Have you ever thought WHY all this is happening to the Muslims all over the world ??

Everyone is pointing fingers at the Muslims…
Islam is being given a bad name…Muslims are being accused.
Yeah, sure, it is very easy to blame the terrorists, the war in Iraq/Afghanistan or simply them for all our woes and worries.

But WHY IS IT SO DIFFICULT to look in the mirror and point the finger at ourselves ?

Look at us and our pathetic….pathetic state.

We have abandoned the basic teachings of our religion.

We don't know what does our Testimony of Faith (shahadah) means and what it implies.

We have totally abandoned our Salaah…or we delay it… or we rush through it.

We are too miserly to even think about Zakaat….so forget about optional charity.

We prefer to go for a vacation than to go for Hajj or Umrah.

We don't hate alcohol….we deal in ribaa….we steal….we cheat...we lie........we ......

We eat HARAAM, earn HARAAM and sell HARAAM.

We love to dress the latest, flaunt our body, love to use ur body, love to appear tempting and beautiful yet we hate use our minds and are ashamed to be modest or to put on the Hijaab.

We are quick to spend on ourselves in luxuries but dont even think about the orphans and the needy.

We waste our entire lives watching movies and television, and then complain that we dont have enough time to read, educate ourselves on Islaam and become better Muslims.

We are too addicted to music and video games to find time to listen to Quran, to read with understanding or memorize the Quraan.

We are too busy in our business, office, fun and games to fulfill our responsibilities of gaining basic Islamic Knowledge and performing obligatory acts obligated by ALLAH (SWT) on us.

In other words, WE HAVE JUST SIMPLY FORGOTTEN ALLAAH!

And after all this, we have the audacity to wonder why Islam is being misrepresented?

And why Muslims are humiliated ??

And yet, we wonder why Allahs Victory has not yet arrived???

Hudhaifah (ra) reported: The Prophet (PBUH) said, "By Him in Whose Hand my life is, you either enjoin good and forbid evil, or Allah will certainly soon send His punishment to you. Then you will make supplication and it will not be accepted". [At-Tirmidhi].

Prophet (SAS) said:"..Allaah will cast a humiliation upon you which would never be lifted from you until you return to your Religion." [Abu Dawood]

Does life go on as usual for the rest of us Muslims ??
Or are we to take a lesson from all these happenings ?
Dont we see that in it are signs for people to understand and reflect ?

“Surely, in that there are signs for those who contemplate.” (Surah 15: 75)

There is another step that we have to go to, in order to restore the honor of Islam, to re-establish the mark of distinction a Muslim deserves to enjoy.

We need to come back to Allaah!

We need to remember that the cause of all good in this world and the Hereafter is the obedience to Allaah and the cause of all evil is His disobedience.

We need to repent!

Whenever a calamity afflicts a community, the first step to take is to have a sincere repentance.

The repentance of every individual brings greater good and reduces calamities on the Muslims. Allaah says,

“And all of you beg Allaah to forgive you, O believers, that you may be successful.” (Surah An-Noor:31)

Victory or defeat, honor or disgrace, reverence or contempt, and successes or setbacks are not decided by money, resources, numbers or skills.

Rather, they are decided by the balance of obedience and disobedience of Allah. The more we obey Allah, both individually and collectively, the more we hasten the Victory of Islam.

The more we disobey Allah, the more we delay the Victory of this great religion of ours.

When Umar bin Al-Khattab dispatched his army to the Battle of Al-Qadisiyyah, he advised and how beautiful and correct was his advice:

“Fear your sins more than you fear the enemy as your sins are more dangerous to you than your enemy.”

One Muslims sins can affect the whole Ummah.

The moment we lapse in this obligation of enjoining good and forbidding evil we are in for destruction.

Every sin we commit delays the arrival of Allahs Victory.

Every Salaah we delay allows shaytaan and his human deputies a big upper hand to defeat us.

Every penny of ribaa we deal in…every drop of alcohol we sell….brings dishonor and humility to our Deen.

Every Hijaab-less, immorally dressed Muslimah is another cause of disgrace to the Ummah.

Every haraam we commit…every sin we indulge in…every law of Allaah we break…we bring on the Wrath of our Lord, Almighty….we place an obstacle in the path of Allahs Help and Assistance.

Every sin we commit is one more reason why Allah should not grant us relief, safety and victory. Rather, it is one more reason for shame, disgrace and dishonor.

Remember, one sin can make the difference between victory and defeat.

“But whoever helps Allah shall be helped by Him. Allah is the Strong, the Almighty.” (Surah 22: 40)

Allah has made a Promise to the Believers:

“Surely, We shall help Our Messengers and the believers both in this world and on the Day when the witnesses rise.” (Surah 40: 51)

And He also says:

“So do not weaken and do not grieve, for you will indeed be superior if you are truly believers.”

He promises us relief, support, supremacy and victory, but based on the condition that we are TRUE believers. But,…..are we truly believers ?

If we are suffering humiliation and disgrace today then it is definitely not because Allahs Promise is false. It is because of our own doings….what our own hands have earned.

“Corruption has appeared on land and sea with what the hands of the people earned. Therefore, they taste some of what they did in order that they return.“ (Surah 30: 41)

O Muslims, at times like these, we need to repent….we need to be patient….we need to be united…we need to truly come back to Allaah and learn the basic pillars of Islaam and apply them in our lives.

“Is it not time that the hearts of the believers be humbled to the Remembrance of Allah and the truth which He has sent down?” (Surah 57: 16)

So……

“Turn to your Lord and surrender yourselves to Him before the punishment overtakes you, for then you will not be helped.” (Surah 39: 54)

We All LOVE Islam
But We Create Our Own Rules On How To Follow Islam.
Do We Really LIVE Islam ???

Finally, remember this words of our Prophet (SAS) "..Allaah will cast a humiliation upon you which would never be lifted from you until you return to your Religion." [Abu Dawood]

Styling Your Hijab To Suit Your Face Shape - Part 2

I did a more extensive post on hijab styles for the three most common face shapes a while ago (here) but since then I have had a few requests to suggest different styles for round and also heart shaped faces. I thought I would do another post, as a continuation of the last, for both of these shapes as they are pretty similar.

Last time, I mentioned that if you have a round face you should avoid tight hijab styles like this:

The model already has a roundish face, this style just makes her look like a football - a bald football.

.. I also suggested that Turkish hijab styles were the best for round faces as they make them appear longer and thinner if worn correctly, ie. covering the sides of the cheeks but leaving the chin and forehead free (the 1st picture illustrates the importance of the forehead when it comes to finding the right style for your face shape - not sure those two have got it right though..)

One girl who commented (and no doubt many others) does not feel comfortable in the Turkish style hijab for one reason or another, but she wants something to complement her circular face. I would suggest you try the Mona hijab, this is tight underneath - a nightmare on its own - but comes attached to a lovely sheer shayla that you can loosely drape across the sides of the cheeks to elongate the face:

You can bring the 'shayla' as forward or back as you like; if you notice with the model below, had she brought it forward to sit across part of her cheeks, her face would have appeared longer. If she had taken it further back on the head, to reveal her cheeks, her face would have appeared rounder:

You can also use this concept to create the same style with scarves that you already have in your wardrobe:

Hope this helps!

This is the life of a Chief Minister of Kelantan on every Friday

Assalamualaikum to all dear friends.

May all of you in good health and high in imaan.

Today I have a special entry about the life of my beloved and respected leader, the Chief Minister of Kelantan, Tuan Guru Hj. Nik Abdul Aziz Nik Mat. The pictures that I'm gonna post below are from someone in facebook which I'll credit at the end of this entry.

Since we are neighbour, I can certainly guarantee that all these pictures are the truth. Trust me.

Every morning, Tok Guru will walk a few steps from his house in Pulau Melaka to the kampung mosque, Masjid Pulau Melaka to imam the Subh solat.

After Subh, he will give a half - 1 hour kuliyyah. He never misses this session.

Usually every Friday morning many parents bring their new born babies to be tahnik by Tok Guru. More than 10 babies are the norm.

At 9.30 am, Tok Guru will be at the middle of the Kota Bharu town, at a place called Dataran Ilmu or Medah Ilmu to give aweekly Friday religious lecture. I was there this morning.

Later on, Tok Guru will be the Khatib of a Friday prayer at any mosque around Kelantan.

At his house whenever he has visitors, he himself will take care of the drinks and serves the guests.

And again he will be at Masjid Pulau Melaka for Maghrib and a religious lecture after solat. Previously he teaches every night but recently, due to his pack schedules, he only gives religious talk on Wednesday and Thursday night.

Sometimes he took a short rest in the mosque after a day full of activities while his followers massage his tired body. What a humble leader. That's why many Malaysian love him.

Pictures credit to Akhi Fairuz Al-Jengkari