Little Feet

Take steps, take actions.
-Talisa Noor-
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts
Showing posts with label religion. Show all posts

Saturday, November 7, 2015

Being Grateful

I miss blogging a lot. Haha. I know I often write this on my blog. But I can't help it. I always forget to update this published-personal page, and when I do, there's always a large time gap between each post :)

I feel like my life is a journey that always has different challenge each year.
This year, I started my challenge with a vow.
A marriage vow. It was in February.

Being someone's wife is not that scary. Yes, it's different with being single. Yet, it's very fulfilling and blissful.

The challenge is, we had a long distance relationship. Then, we decided to meet every 2 weeks. It felt very long, yet at the same time it's very exhausting. I had to go to Jakarta every month, and he had to go to Malang too every month. It's still exhausting even when he went to my place. Well, maybe because I had a lot of homework from my college. I felt I was lack of sleep and lack of "me-time". I even seldom go to my parents' house in Sidoarjo after marriage.

But I love him. And that's my source of strength.

The next challenge started after I finished the first semester of the year in college.

I got pregnant.

This. Is. Big.

Being a wife, especially a long-distanced one, is not very difficult. But being a mother? I felt dizzy and panic at first. Well, when I got married, I know it is possible to get pregnant and then be a mother. Yet, a dozen of negative test packs successfully took down my alarm. I was getting used to it. And after several months, I never expected it's going to show a positive result.

Especially, when my husband was going to go abroad.

I was scared, but actually happy at the same time. I just felt that I was still not good enough, not knowledgeable enough, to be a mother. And I was scared to imagine how I would carry this baby bump when my husband was not going to be around me.

It made me stressed and I got bleeding several times. I know it wasn't good for my baby, so I try to get rid of those negative thinking. My husband and his family supported me. My family supported me too, even mom came to Malang to help me.

Now, it's been 5 months. I live a good life here, with my mom staying with me in Malang, and my husband living far away in UK. It's not that scary anymore. I even enjoy it a lot. (Maybe because the morning sickness period has gone? Or maybe because I get to eat my mom's food everyday? Kekeke)

Even though my husband lives far away, I'm not worried. We realize that now each of us are in a studying duty, to gain the knowledge we hope will bring goodness to our mankind. We love and trust each other, and we hope Allah will count this as our way to worship Him, and may Allah always bless us.

I grow to love my baby-to-be more and more each day. This feeling is amazing. Bismillah, I hope everything is going to be well, and my baby can grow healthy and happy.

This semester is my last semester to attend the classes. Next year, I'm going to solely have my undergraduate thesis, for which I can stay at home while taking care of my baby. Insha Allah :)

Hopefully, my husband can make it to go here when I give birth to our first child next year. :*

Friday, March 28, 2014

Found These Old Notes


The time when I started to wear hijab was one of the most tough time in my life so far. It took courage and determination to continue wearing it, inspite of some negative comments which came from my family.

However, I guess, that's the best time of my life too. I'm happy I have to fight for what I really want. Because, the doubts took me to question myself, and made my determination stronger as my answer got firmer.

Faith. That's one of the thing I never expected that I'd enjoy it as much as now. Alhamdulillah.

 Hehe. Do I sound too cocky?

 

Little supporting notes from my friends back then

33 Pesan Nabi (Vol.3)

I've successfully read this book in tears...

image from here


The stories are just so touchy. Highly recommended. :')

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Sakit Penghapus Dosa?

Diriwayatkan dari Abu Sa’id Al-Khudri dan Abu Hurairah radhiyallahu ‘anhuma, dari Nabi Shallallahu ‘alaihi wa sallam beliau bersabda:

مَا يُصِيبُ الْمُسْلمَ مِنْ نَصَبٍ وَلاَ وَصَبٍ وَلاَ هَمٍّ وَلاَ �*ُزْنٍ وَلاَ أَذًى وَلاَ غَمٍّ �*َتَّى الشَّوْكَةِ يُشَاكُهَا إِلاَّ كَفَّرَ اللهُ بِهَا مِنْ خَطَايَاهُ

“Tidaklah menimpa seorang muslim kelelahan, sakit, kekhawatiran, kesedihan, gangguan dan duka, sampai pun duri yang mengenai dirinya, kecuali Allah akan menghapus dengannya dosa-dosanya.” (Muttafaqun alaih)

*ini copas lho dari sini :)

Jadi, kalau sakit, jangan sedih. Justru bersyukurlah pada Allah. Sakit yang diampuni dosanya itu adalah sakit yang kita justru semakin banyak mendekatkan diri kepada Allah dan bersabar, tidak mengeluh.
Bagi yang sedang sakit, saya doakan cepat sembuh dan semoga Allah selalu memberikan berkah untukmu.

Friday, February 3, 2012

For Women Only

Saat haid menyapa... Sholat dan puasa dilarang. Akankah nilai ibadah kita berkurang?
Jawabnya, tentu tidak :) Having your period doesn't necessarily mean that you can't have more quality time with Allah.

Buku ini memberikan tips beribadah saat haid. [FYI, beribadah itu bukan hanya sholat dan puasa saja :)] Menuntut ilmu, belajar bahasa, bersikap baik pada orang tua, berdzikir, juga merupakan ibadah.  Tidak hanya itu, buku ini juga memberikan nasihat-nasihat lain sehubungan dengan wanita, baik yang sedang haid maupun tidak.
Menurut saya, buku ini sangat mudah dibaca dan mudah dipraktikkan. Cocok untuk segala usia. Haha :) *promosi