Showing posts with label Eid. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Eid. Show all posts

Thursday, September 16, 2010

What I wore today?

Black + Pink + Baby Blue
My husband and I went to visit his friend because they have not seen one another for quite a long time. As today is the Malaysia Day and the whole country is having public holiday, he thought it would be good to visit some friends.

Anyway, above are my attire: an open front abaya with pink and baby blue diamonte, my new Vincci shoe, a beloved Rorine handbag and a pink pashmina.

I feel so in love today. In love with my dear hubby for being there with me.

Wednesday, September 8, 2010

The Day of Eid

Assalamualaikum and Eid Mubarak everyone!

Ramadhan is soon going to leave us and Syawal will greet us with Eid-ul-Fitr. Ramadhan is such a blissful month because, I think I've done more good deed during this holy month compared to other months.

To celebrate Eid, I'd like to share this Eid song from Sami Yusuf.



Let's do our best for our last day of Ramadhan so that we do not regret it later. Then we are going to celebrate eid, insyaallah.

Happy Eid!

Friday, August 6, 2010

Eid Style for Dr. Raha

Assalamualaikum everyone.

Just a special post for Dr. Raha. She requested for a style idea for her Amiera Abaya that she'd bought from me. I try to make one set for tonight but maybe after my event tomorrow, I'll make a few more.

Dr. Raha, this is for you.






I hope you like it. I'll make a better one later.

Monday, November 30, 2009

Eid and the after effect

Assalamualaikum dear friends and readers. May peace and blessings of Allah be upon all of you. And I hope that everyone is in good health and enjoying your life wherever you are.


Right now, it's raining non-stop in Kota Bharu and the weather seems to be staying like that maybe until tomorrow. The rain has been pouring since early last night and hasn't stop till now. However, alhamdulillah... on the Eid day, the weather was very bright and shining. Thanks to Allah that has bestow upon us the good weather so that we can make the sacrifice in good conditions.

It is a four day Eid for Kelantanese and it has always been like that since I'm small. Kelantanese celebrates Aidul-Adha a bit grander and longer than others in Malaysia. We know that Aidul-Fitr is a big day for everyone but to most of Kelantanese Aidul-Adha is bigger. I don't really know the specific reasons for that but from my own experience, people here start celebrating the coming Eid starting from the 1st. day of Zulhijjah by fasting and the Arafah day. We were taught to feel the same experience of those doing their hajj in Makkah so that we will always thought about performing the hajj too, the mabrur hajj. Anyway this feeling that I'm not able to tell you because my lacking of the right words for it, is starting to loose it's meaning when modernization came.

Well, nobody is to be blamed because I'm also do not do enough efforts in preserving that feeling. I don't know. I think I'm getting sloppy in my ibadah, that's why I am loosing the real spirit and meaning of both Eids especially Aidul-Adha.

Apart from that, Aidul-Adha is the day when people sacrifice a sheep or a goat or a cow as a sacrificial imitation of the Prophet Ibrahim sacrificing his son, the Prophet Ismail (there's more to this story than what I'm stating here, so please do more reading). This year I'm not able to do it but some of my siblings and also my parent did sacrificed a cow. My father slaughtered the cow as always and then many family members helped to cut the meat and devided them into 7 parts. 4 parts are my family's which we then devided again into smaller portions to be devided to our relatives, faqirs (the poors), and some are for us to make food for the helpers and a bit is stored for us. Alhamdulillah all the meat have found the rightful owners.


One of the food is the dalca or mix vege curry that I've eaten with white rice.

Besides that, here and there people are inviting us to their majlis such as wedding celebrations, aqiqahs and 'open house' events which means we will be consuming varieties of food mainly made from meat. Oh my! Just imagine what is the big after effect from those food. Allahu Akbar! They have made me sick of stomach ache and diarrhea since last night. I feel like lying down but today is the KINDY day at our house. There are 7 kids below 11 playing and bickering everywhere in this house. I just couldn't live my mom, sister and maid looking after them without helping at all. So, no napping for me. Actually they are my nieces and nephew who are left here because their parents (my sisters) are already working today while my youngest sister and I are still on holiday.

Between the toilet, kitchen and the kids, I try to sqeeze a little time to write this, hehe. Oh no! Mom is scolding someone out there. Got to go now. Those kids are really pressing their luck with my ill mother. Bye for now. Wassalam.

Thursday, November 26, 2009

EID MUBARAK!

Assalaamu'alaykum wa rahmatullah wa barakatuh -
May God's peace and blessings be upon you

Wishing you a very Happy Eid Mubarak.

May the Mercy & Blessing's of the Almighty be with you, your family, and friends during this auspicious Eid Blessings Day and continue to be always, and May Allah (swt) have accepted all our prayers/duas during this blessed month of Zulhijjah, insha'Allah (God Willing).

May your year ahead continue to be filled with a healthy, wealthy, and prosperity life, and May you have a Joyous and Spirited Eid Mubarak (Blessings) day with all your dear ones, including people of all faiths and humanity, filled with Love, Peace, and Happiness .... Ameen

Have A Most Blessed Festival Of Nature.

Respectfully in Prayers & Du'as always / wassalaam,

KakChik

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What Is Eid Ul Adha?

This very important Muslim holiday is celebrated at the end of Hajj, which is an annual pilgrimage to Mecca. The ‘Festival of Sacrifice’ is followed by a ‘Feast of Sacrifice’, which pays homage to the Prophet Abraham’s(PBUH) unselfish act of sacrificing his son, Ishmael, to God. In turn, God spared the boy’s life and instead substituted a sheep. Now in remembrance, people sacrifice a lamb, goat, or other animal, and give the meat to family, friends, relatives, and most importantly, the poor.

Eid-Ul-Adha is a four-day holiday and celebration. It commences on the 10th day of Thul Hijjah and is celebrated in a manner similar to Eid-Ul-Fitr. It starts with a special holiday prayer, performed in congregation in the Masjid (Mosque) or other suitable place. It is a time of celebration, of visiting family and friends and of thanking ALLAH (Subhanahu wa ta'ala), for all the blessings bestowed upon us. Fasting is prohibited during these days.

Eid Ul Adha Prayer


Allaho-Akber, Allaho-Akber. La ila-ha ill-lal-lah. Allaho-Akber, Allaho-Akber. Wa-lilahill hamd.

(Allah is great, Allah is great. There is no god but Allah. Allah is great, Allah is great. And all praises are for Allah).

The Sacrifice Prayer
Innee waj-jahtu wajhiya lilladhee fataras-samaawaati wal-arda haneefan wa maa ana minal-mushrikeen
Inna salaatee wa nusukee wa mahyaaya wa mamaatee lillaahi rabbil-‘aalameen • Laa shareeka lahu wa bi dhalika umirtu wa ana aw-walul-muslimeen.
Allaahumma minka wa laka
Bismillaahi Allaahu akbar
(Verily I divert my attention to the Lord Who has created the heavens and the earth: (I do so) as one by nature upright, and I am not of the idolaters. Truly my prayer, my sacrifice, my life and my death are all for Allah the Lord of the Worlds He has no partner and thus am I commanded and I am the first of those who surrender to Him. Oh Allah! (This sacrifice is) from You and for You; In the name of Allah. Allah is the Greatest!)

Allaahumma taqabbalhu minnee kamaa taqabbalta min habeebika Muhammadin wa khaleelika Ibraahima ‘alayhimas-salaatu was-salaam.
(O Allah! Accept this from me as You accepted it from Your beloved Muhammad and Your befriended Ibrahim, peace and blessings be upon them both.)

Sources: http://www.eiduladha.com/

Friday, September 18, 2009

Eid Mubarak to All My Friends.



Assalamualaikum to all my beloved friends wherever you are.

Ramadhan has gradually comes to the last 10 days and I believe all of us have been doing our best to cherish it with lots of good deeds.

Although I haven't been writing many good posts here because of what has happened to me in the earlier half of Ramadhan, I hope you all know that I did try my best to visit your blogs and leave comments.

I enjoy reading the daily updates of some of your blogs especially about how you struggle with fasting, some of you keep sharing your mouth watering Ramadhan food - very tempting, fashionistas wrote about Eid attires, knowledgeable ones wrote many things regarding Ramadhan and so on.

All over the world, everyone is sharing bits and pieces about their wonderful or even stressful experience during this Ramadhan.

I keep thinking that at this moment, there's someone out there updating their blogs happily thinking that someone else would read and reflects.

I gain motivations, emotional support during my life trials, friendship which is very much appreciated and loved, new knowledge and new recipes just from your blogs.

Thank you! Thank you!

I'd like to give you this simple Eid Mubarak e-card as a token of our friendship.

May Allah bless you and accept all the good deeds from me and you.

Eid Mubarak my friends!

Friday, September 4, 2009

EID Outfit for UAE

This jalbiyia (Arabic house dress) is by Alyshamac.

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Bought them for Eid but...



Yes... they are my new abayaat from ABAYA SOUQ that were suppose to be my Eid attire but because the temptation is too much for me, I end up wearing both HANNAN and LISHA twice already. Hehe.


What can I say? They fit me nicely, no need for alteration at all. And I really like both materials of this two abayaat. Oh, I'm glad I bought them from Nani at ABAYA SOUQ. However, now they are nicely pressed and waiting patiently for their next service for me.

So, just stay put and we'll meet again this Raya/Eid.
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