I think it had something to do with my father....meh.

Total silence. And when people start sneezing without their mouths closed while they're near me lol

To start module 4 for Arabic!!!!!!This one's a tough one though D:

Did you know, i got this question from you like 4 times :o

5 lol jk :P It was sent twiceeeeeeee

Everyone is everywhere........or inside your heart my sweetpea<3 lol wat.

I went to usrah yesterday and met my twitter friend and she's oh so very kind for lending me her Arabic study guides! It was our first meeting & her first time going to an usrah, she was so happy after that event Alhamdulillah:D

Love. I am in loveeeee, with all my brothers and sisters who are all on their own struggle to keep up with the Deen when their parents actually dislike it, them ones who keep me grounded, who remind me of Allah each time we meet. Such ukhwwah MashaaAllah<3

I'd like to be somewhere in the middle where it's close to the country and the city.

Late. Lol. I think my friends are pretty much used to the fact that when i state a time to meet, i'll be there 15 minutes later. Or it's just a girl thing. No, maybe it's just me .__.

Now I'm getting thrice of one message from you :O

Cotton candy flavoured cookies perhaps?>.<

Firstly, i wear it for Allah's sake, i understand it isn't a must(wajib) in Islam but it is recommended(mustahab). From my research & understanding, it is the dressing of the sahabiyat and mashaaAllah, i want to follow their footsteps too:)

If you want to do something solely for Allah's sake, no matter how difficult it is, you'd do it because you know the rewards, you are SURE He will guide you. So no, it isn't difficult. The intentions of course have to be right, if not you will see it as a hassle.

What it's like? It's amazing, wallahi it is. I won't lie though, that sometimes, I get insults and most of them are from ignorant people or Islamophobes, but I have learnt to be bolder & it teaches me to be more confident, Alhamdulillah. Other than that, when i wear it, i feel much more closer to Allah. Niqab for me, is like a jihaad( no jihaad is not a holy war like what the media tells you, jihaad basically means struggle) on it's own. People think by wearing this piece of cloth on my face,it makes me oppressed. But no, i honestly feel LIBERATED. Because in Islam, women are kept safe, they should be kept safe from the eyes of strange men. Islam teaches us to respect women, so to respect, Allah has ordered the believing women to put on hijab:)

Also, when i wear my abaya,my hijab and niqab, i feel happy because I am NOT a slave to the society(as you notice how women today are being commercialized in degrading ways) or to fashion. I am comfortable in my own skin<3 It also makes me feel like I'm living the life of a real Ghurabaa'(Stranger) {Islam began as something strange and it will return strange as it began, so glad tidings for the strangers}- Prophet Muhammad (saw)

Actually there's so much more i feel when i wear the niqab, hehehe, thanks for asking anon:)

Barakallah feeki!

I am looking forward to the Saudi book fair in Singapore!!!!!:D
My enrollment to Al-Zuhri full-time
The stress of bucking up for Arabic.

My Friday was great Alhamdulillah!:) I met my sisters and we went around town for a bit,shopped, studied arabic together and talked about marriage, salafiyyah, deviation and keeping fit lol it was well-spent.

Tomorrow's a Sunday, i'll be heading to some textile shop with my mum to get more materials for her business^^ Then i'll probably spend more time revising since the rest of my exams are coming soon zzzzzz

Yuuuuhh!:D The first one was from sis @sweetparadox ! ^^,

Only with my close friends i think heehhee

MashaaAllah, Ameen! Alhamdulillah. InshaaAllah.
May Allah make me better than what you think of me and forgive me for what you don't know of me dear stranger:)

Lol i do have fb, depends on who you are actually :)