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>I haven’t seen Asrar for about two days; anyway, my discussion with him and Yar Muhammad from Afghanistan really captures my interest of unity between Muslims in Kansas. Yar complaining to me of those Saudis who even did not want to admit that they are from Arab(which means they are Muslim) and refuse to answer salam. They prefer to use “Hi” instead of “Assalamualaikum”. When being asked by Yar, why did they do that, the easiest answer from them is “we are at North America and we must integrate ourselves to their culture”. Masya ALLAH. May ALLAH give them guidance. Ameen

 I believe unity among Muslims only can be developed if Muslim really cares of their religion i.e deen. It is from there it will develop the love towards their Muslim brethren, regardless of where he/she comes from, color of their skins and language that being used. As followers of Abrahamic faith, what matter most is taqwa.

They managed to convince me that the origin of someone does not determine he or she will be a good muslim, >eventhough he/she comes from Saudi Arabia or Madinah Al Munawarah. For this long, I respect those Arab because they have and understand the language of Koran and how beautiful it is being able to understand the whole Quran while others reciting of Koran during solah. Anyway, I have seen those guys who are from there and yet, they are snobbish and interact less with us, the Ajam, and sometimes I wonder is it because of our language limitation (we are unable to communicate in Arabic or their in capabilities to interact in English is low) or is it because of the overwhelming feeling of nationalism  superiority within them because they are Arab?

I don’t want to think about them anymore, of course they will be pro and cons of everything, but to me this is something new, and I put it inside my blog as my new perception towards Arab and I hate the Arab nationalism.

Alhamdulillah, lastly I managed to finish the book titled “Adhan Over Anatolia”. I finish it 2 days ago, and these are some important notes that I manage to take them from the book.

Mustafa Kamal Attarturk and Khilafah:

Marian Khazi wrote: “ It may be true that Kemal Attarturk helped save Turkey from being dismembered and gobbled up physically by Europe but at the same time –evidently without even grasping the contradiction, which manifest itself so glaringly in Turkish life today –HE GAVE OVER his country, body and soul to forcibly conquest by the values and indeologies of the very Europeans whose mastery of his homeland he had resisted so strongly. Indeed he wouldn’t be ruled by them nor allow his people to be ruled by them, but instead he himself imposed the rule of their value system on his people. HE WAS in short, the most mentally DEFEATED, culturally subordinated of allthe leaders of the Muslim world, choosing to turn himself and his people into an imitation of those whose ways were utterly alien to the accepted values of the society, although he had lately risked his life many times over in order to avoid their domination of his homeland.”(pg 136)

She explained more the statement above of what a muslim should do in particular regarding to maintain and strengthen our dignity, “ Atarturk and his like minded societies(my understanding-regardless of where you are either in Malaysia, America, Singapore, Pakistan, Saudi Arabia and etc)indeed betrayed and deceived their people for indeed , it was Islam which had uplifted them and infused life into society”(pg.136).

In fact, the truth about Kamal Attarturk is mentioned here.

So, to my readers, this is a fact, we are nothing without Islam and how beautiful are the words of  Rab’I Ibn A’mir when he said this in front of Rustum:

“Allah (the Almighty) has sent us so that we may liberate fellow human beings from subservience to other fellow human beings and bring them to obedience to the One True God. We are here to take them from the narrowness of the world to it’s spaciousness. Our aim is to free them of the persecution perpetrated against them by other religions. We want to bless them with the justice and equity of Islam”

I guess, those are my ranting for today. I am quite tired, see you soon.

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