Masa - akan terus berlalu dan tidak menunggu tiap insan yang lalai dan leka

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InsyaAllah from now on, let us start whatever we do with the name of Allah The Most Gracious, Most Merciful. May Allah bless all of us and reward us in this world and the Hereafter. 

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O Allah, please put this world in my hand and not in my heart for I desire the heart which always remember You all the time. Please forgive me for I have sin. Verily You are the Most Gracious, Most Merciful

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It’s true that we’re having break but our dedicated designer always wanted more. This time, the theme of the wallpaper is work. We hope that with this wallpaper, we will become a better worker. If we are students, we study hard. If we are worker, we work hard. And let all the work that we do is for Him alone. 

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Assalamu’alaikum and greetings to all,

We hope everything is fine over there. As promised, we would like to present you with a writing about one of the legendary Islamic city - Andalucia. However, we are not going to write it like the textbook instead we invited Afnizar Mohd from University of Manchester to share her travel notes with all of us. Since she has a lot to share, thus we have divided her notes by parts. What’s more, we are glad to feature photographs shot by Mohd Haneef Nasir from Cardiff University during his trip there. Without wasting your time, here’s Part 1 of Andalucia: Remnants of Abandones Stories.

How many fellow-travellers have I known? I cannot count.
How many corners of the Earth? I cannot tell.
Now that my wanderings east and west are done,
There is but one last corner left: my grave.

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