Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts
Showing posts with label teaching. Show all posts

Sunday, 8 June 2014

Pre-Ramadhan Talk. You coming?

Oh Ya Allah!

Ramadhan is just like 21 more days away! Have the ladies paid back their fasting days? And as for the guys, have you guys too paid back your fasting days (not fasting due to soccer or health reasons)? Now now now. Please pay back your fasting days soon. Although we don't have a fasting police to check on us, be responsible guys. The Almighty is watching you....

Well, if you are someone who has difficulty in fasting in normal days, you can actually fast in alternate days yknow? There are 2 days in a week, which is beneficial and rewarding if you were to fast ; Monday & Thursday.

Prophet (PBUH) said:

“Deeds are shown (to Allah) on Mondays and Thursdays, and I like my deeds to be shown when I am fasting.” (Tirmidhi)


Well, that's just one of the important lessons you can read up for this entry. Because I am presenting to you....



Riyadhus Salihat's first seminar! 

There are actually 2 sessions for this seminar. 1st session was about Seeking knowledge. And the 2nd session details can be found in the poster above. 

Insya'Allah if there's time, I shall blog about the 1st Session's valuable key pointers here. 

So, keep yourself free on 13th June! Come and bring stationeries, fresh mind and healthy body to anticipate in this event!

For more information on;

Booking of seats: Please click here

Knowing more about the event & organisation: Please click here.

Fret not, there'll be refreshments provided and we accept walk-ins too!

Insya'allah, shall see you there!


Thursday, 4 July 2013

5 Powerful Ways of a Strong Iman

My friend sent me this resource which I thought it was quite beneficial to be shared.

Adapted from: Maestrouzy


Iman (faith) is a priceless gift from Almighty Allah. He has given it to each and every person who acknowledged him as the only one worthy of being worshiped. And it is up to us to safeguard that gift and keep it strong until we return to Allah.

Qur’an says: “Say not that you have iman, rather say that you are Muslim, for iman has not yet entered your hearts.” (49:14)

The objective of this article is to discuss some basic steps to keep your Iman strong. If you follow these instructions from top to bottom, Insha Allah you will notice a remarkable growth in your Iman.

1. Remember that Allah is always available.

There are times that you don’t feel the presence of Allah, and you think you are lonely and you have no one to let know about your struggles, but never forget that Allah is always with you; even when you feel sad or glad, He is there for you. True Iman is developed when you realize that Allah is always available.

“We are nearer to him than (his) jugular vein”. (Sura 50:16)

2. Daily relationship with Allah.

Having a relationship with Allah on a daily basis is a great privilege. It’s a vital part of your spiritual life. Hence, to maintain a strong Iman you have to be in a continuous relationship with Him by spending more time in prayer and reading the Quran. Remember! Allah wants a real relationship with you, so try to spend more time with him and always be thankful for His blessings.

3. Keep in touch with a Spiritual guide.

We can understand this from our daily experiences. For example; if you want to become proficient at a particular skill, you naturally seek an experienced person to guide you. If relying upon an experienced person is necessary for these simple achievements in this world, how much more crucial it is for a strong and a firm Iman which will help us to attain success in the both worlds.

4. Get involved yourself in Islamic gatherings.

Try to attend Islamic gatherings on a daily basis. This great way to preserve a strong Iman, because if you feel like your Iman is becoming weak and it hasn’t been as strong as it used to be, there will always be someone who will offer his support to work through your struggle.

Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) said this regarding Islamic  gatherings: “Whenever a group of people gather and remember Allah and talk about him, then they separate, It will be said to them “ Allah has forgiven your sins and replaced your bad deeds with good ones.”

5. Calling people towards Allah.

One of the most efficient ways for a strong Iman is to call people towards Allah (Da’wah). It is said that the Iman of the prophets were always on the rise because they dedicated their whole life towards Da’wah. Da’wah is an essential part of Islam, and you don’t have to wait for your Iman to be strong enough to call people towards Allah, because Da’wah itself will make your Iman Strong.

 Prayer for a strong Iman: 

“Our Lord! Let not our hearts deviate now after you have guided us, but grant us mercy: for you are the grantor of bounties without measure” (Ala Imran, verse-8)

Do you know any other ways that would help to keep your Iman strong? Share your comments below; so that it might encourage some other Muslim, and feel free to share this article with your friends.

Monday, 1 July 2013

What to do when someone sneeze?


When we sneeze, we should say "Alhamdulillah" (All Praise belongs to Allah). And, if there's Muslim nearby, he/she might reply by saying

"Yarhamukallah" ("May Allah have mercy on you").

What many of us don't know is that there's a third Dua'a which is made as a reply by the "sneezer" (the person who sneezed):

يَهْدِيكُمُ اللَّهُ وَيُصْلِحُ بَالَكُمْ

Yahdee Kumullahu wa Yaslihu Ba Lakum

"May Allah keep you on hidayat (guidance) and make proper your condition."

Let us attempt to memorize this third dua in'sha'Allah!

(a reminder to myself first and foremost, in'sha'Allah)

Allahu Akbar..

Wednesday, 12 June 2013

The Best Exam


I remembered during N and O level examination times where I memorized the important facts and useful words that could help in my composition, crazily. Staying up till the wee hours actually no, I used to sleep early and wake up at 4am for tahajjud prayers and then proceeded on to study and memorizing of school-related facts. 

Now that my school has no examinations and tests are conducted in an open book style, I don’t really burn the midnight oil to memorize facts, theories and all. Truth be told, whatever I learnt during secondary school, I had forgotten. Nyehehe. I forgot what the formulas for prism and cylinder are, how to start a Malay composition and what’s the name of a flower parts in Biology subject. 

In the midst of an examination, we are taught not to copy, get help from friends and open a book to check for answers. We’ll get a warning or barred from taking the exam if we do that. But how about tests/examination given from the Almighty?


Masya'Allah, how true is this?  



Sunday, 12 May 2013

Do you have a Garden?


One fine day in my kiddy class, I decided to open up a topic just to break  the monotony of silence.

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Me: Hi Jian Xiang. Do you have a garden?

Jian Xiang: No teacher, I do not have a garden. But I love going to the garden!

Minutes later, another student intruded our conversation.

Chloe: What Jian Xiang?! You do not have a garden?! I have!! I got Kindergarten! Now I am in Kindergarten 1! *she retorted spiritedly*

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Err. Okay.Well. Who's having the communication breakdown here? Be good and always think positive,Nabilah. Maybe the student heard wrongly. Yes.WRONGLY.


Saturday, 21 April 2012

Kiddy Students


Introducing my Kindergarten 2 students! 
From left: Dewleyn , Darius!

There are both so cute,kiddy and amiable ! Didn't realise that I had the opportunity to teach students! I always have this mindset of being a tuition teacher or a secondary teacher! Little did I realise that my friend introduced me to this job! Thanks Odelia!

Shall blog more about my students if I happen to take more pictures! Teacher Nabilah signing off! Hehe.

Till we meet again. In Sha Allah. 
Nabilah Said.