The lost lady.

1 Oct

Salaam Universe.

Has it ever cross our minds that if we decided to bottle things up, we are bound to hurt ourselves without us realizing it? Sometimes, I know that things are better left unsaid and better left alone  (more like keeping it in our heart and mind). There is so much going on nowadays that it is hard to keep up. It is hard to please everyone and for someone who only have two hands, to make everyone happy is not exactly on the agenda. I don’t know how some people do it.

On a more random note, can i please say it now and will never ever (InshaAllah) say it again? I dislike people who do things without thinking. Who only do things just because they either have hidden agenda or they want to show everyone that they are good, perfecto and educated. If giving orders is what you do best, forget it and please keep it to yourself. Sometimes, its good to give people like this a tight slap and tell them that not everything revolves around them.

A wise hamba Allah once told me that “life is simple, if you want others to treat you nicely, do the same thing to them”

One more thing, i may sound crap but i hope to mean well. I hate to see people wasting their time thinking only them who can give orders. Only them who are right just because. It is a pity to see things like this still exists in this almost ending world. I love to not give a chicken tail about it but i can’t. Sometimes, it surely breaks my heart to see people become beastly and un-human. I need to be reminded too.

The strength and courage is much needed, dunia is only my transit, akhirat is where my life starts.

I don’t know why its hard to keep up with the world around me. Maybe because i am never good enough to start with. Maybe because this is just who i am. A very slow human being, who likes to keep everything on a low key.

I dont know.

Toodles, twiddles now.

Lots love,

The lost lady.

Geeeeeeekyyyyy Me

22 Sep

Salam world.

Hi! A very goose morning to all. I am very nervous today. I hope all will be well later. If all is well, i will treat myself sushi and movie. InshaAllah. Obviously with the dearest husband. Anihoo,

I have a mission. My mission is to find pretty reading glasses.

I have another mission. My mission is to laugh every time stress kicking in. It’s good that i have twitter. I am totally hooked to funny one liners. Click them. Follow them, if you are on twitter that is. Funny indeed. Instead of resorting to chocolates, i have decided to make them my bestfriend every time stress decides to linger around me. Yeay!

I have another another mission. My mission is to make me thin! In my dreams :)

Twiddle twoodle,

Aizah aka Ruddy’s wife aka ArRayyans Mummy.

Opick

15 Sep

Salam dear earthlings.

We are officially nanny-less now. I can only smile and pick up the new bio-data file and look for a new one. I hope all will turn out fine, InshaAllah.

Anyway, both Rayyan and I is totally loving the nasyeed groove by Opick. Ar-Rayyan himself get really hype every time he listens to “Ya Ramadhan”. Just as hype as dibo the gift dragon and special agent oso. As for me, i love all his songs. Not that i go all hype listening to it. Truly an eye-opener and truly indirectly teaching me to selawat/dzikir all the time.

Honestly speaking, the way i see it, i learn through nasyeed or to a not so flat ceramah. If you get the gist. I prefer a ceramah that can make me laugh and not something that can make me yawn all the time. I am at the phase of learning how to be a better muslimah, better wife, better mother, better daughter and sister.

Speaking of which, i like baba ali. Always the funny one and masuk akal one. hoho. Oh and another penceramah that i like is my mum’s halaqah teacher/friend. Aunty Khadijah. Her halaqah is always the best. Alhamdulillah :)

Twiddle twoodle now. back to work. resting time over.

Lots of love-lings,

Aizah aka Ruddy’s wife aka Ar-Rayyans Mummy.

*slap forehead*

14 Sep

Just realised that i have not posted any pictures of Baby Ar-Rayyan. Hoho. Forgetful much. Anyway, here we go:

This is Rayyan when he was almost 1 month old :) He was so small and so vulnerable that i was pretty afraid to change his clothes or even bath him. Scared that i would break his bone or what not.

One thing about Ar-Rayyan he loves being in the car. Sleeping that is :)One thing about Ar-Rayyan is that he loves being in the car. Sleeping that is :) Suddenly i miss being with him 247. Anyway, baby boy got long legs, and we think that he’ll InshaAllah be taller than us when he besar hehe

The internet is being a bug at the moment. Will post some more later :)

Lots of love,

Ruddys wife aka Ar-Rayyans Mummy :)

 

Nanny-less

14 Sep

Salaam world.

I was just yapping away about how good Ar-Rayyans Nanny is and with a blink of an eye, his nanny told me that she wants to go home. Yes, Indonesia home. I am very not happy about it, pretty angry and frustrated because at that moment time, in my head, who is going to look after Ar-Rayyan?

His nanny told me that she miss her children very much and she can’t work properly with her mind clouded by the image of her kids. I totally can understand that, i am after all a mummy myself. I miss Ar-Rayyan when i am at work too. For now, Ar-Rayyans nanny is still with me, and will send her back to agent later, after work. Just maybe the agent can pun some sense into her. I don’t know. This is really beyond my control. I know so, maybe this is my balasan for i am a human and i know so i have sins. Astagafirullah.

So what are we to do now? It doesn’t feel right to ask the parents (including my parents in law) to take care of Ar-Rayyan. I can’t take Ar-Rayyan to work either. How i wish they have baby day care around,just so i can peep and feed Rayyan when its time to do so. Maybe I should propose this, because i heard some office ada baby day care :) bliss.

Twiddle twoodle. Enough twiddling. Maybe its time for me to get a passport done for our little angel. Should take him and fly soon. December awaits. InshaAllah.

Lots of love,

Aizah aka Ruddys’ wife aka ArRayyans Mummy.

Fly fly fly

10 Sep

Dearest brother, study smart and remember, Allah is always there for you no matter what. Allah will take care of you. Do your best. Do remember your nawaitu all the time.

Lots of love,

Ka Aizah.

I am egg-saited

14 Apr

Where should i begin?

Where should i start?

Have we bought almost everything? I would like to think so :) Our last shopping should be tonight or tomorrow. Must get bedding. I can’t wait for our last minute shopping. So far, precious is very much in his or her comfort zone. No sign of precious wanting to go out yet. Ah, i am so going to miss this feeling. The pregnant feeling. Where you get to have anything at anytime you want. You can’t be bothered by the stares given by people around you. All you care about is that your baby get as much vitamins as he or she can. You know what else i am going to miss? Having to see baby bump. Nice round shape :) Oh so pretty.

I am all teary just thinking about it. I am teary at the same time knowing that in just a few days, InshaAllah, we will have our precious in our arms. Husband can’t wait either. I think he is way excited and happy too.

May Allah bless our little family. Amin.

Will continue this later. I apparently have work to do. And this can wait.

Yours truly,

Mummy to be :)

How to be a succesful wife

24 Mar

Taken from http://islamicthinking.tumblr.com/post/4014699764/10-tips-on-how-to-be-a-successful-wife.

“1.) Use your ‘Fitnah’ (beauty and overtures of allurement) to win the heart of your husband. All women have the ornaments that Allah blessed them with.  Use the beauty Allah SWT has bestowed you with to win the heart of your husband. Dress up for your husband at home. Wear the colours and clothes that he likes to see you in and use makeup, perfume, jewellery – in short, whatever it takes to be attractive to him. From the early years, little girls have adorned themselves with earrings and bracelets and worn pretty dresses – as described in the Qur’an. Continue this tradition as a wife.

2.) Be sensitive to his moods, feelings and needs. For example, don’t start complaining or burden him with problems as soon as he comes home; rather, welcome him and make him feel good to be home. Imagine your husband coming home to a clean house, an exquisitely dressed wife, a dinner prepared with care, children clean and sweet smelling, a clean bedroom – what would this do to his love for you? Now imagine what the opposite does to him.

3.) Review the characteristics of the Hoor Al-Ayn (women of jannah), and try to imitate them. The Qur’an and Sunnah describe the women in jannah with certain characteristics.  Such as the silk they wear, their large dark eyes, their singing to their husband, etc. Try it, wear silk for your husband, put Kohl in your eyes to ‘enlarge’ them, and sing to your husband.

4.) Do things together or at least allocate some time of the day to give him your undivided attention. Be sincere in appreciating him, show interest in his day, his activities, his thoughts and opinions. Give him advice and comfort him when needed. Spend your husband’s money carefully and try to keep him informed of where his money is being spent. Remember not to spend large amounts of his money without his permission. Show caring and concern for his relatives as this is a sure way of securing a place in his heart. Never object when he spends on them, as this is a source of abundance in provision and increase in life span.

5.) Joke and play games with your husband. A mans secret: they seek women who are light-hearted and have a sense of humour. As Rasulullah SAW told Jabir to marry someone who would make him laugh and he would make her laugh. Be cheerful and humorous, smile often, don’t feel shy to be affectionate with your husband and make him feel really happy to be around you. Express your love frequently and creatively, rather than waiting for him to do so first.

6.) Be grateful to your husband. Remind yourself that it’s a tough world out there and your husband works very hard to provide for you. So whatever you do, don’t compare him to other men, unless it is favourably. Thank your husband constantly for the nice things he does. Let him know that you appreciate his efforts, not just through your words, but also your actions. This is one of the most important techniques, as the opposite is a characteristic of the women of hellfire.

7.) Don’t fly into a rage when you have a difference of opinion or he criticizes you. Stay calm, control your tongue and don’t challenge your husband’s authority at that time. Use your wisdom, tactics and powers of persuasion later to try to explain your point of view. Believe the best, not the worst about him. Be forgiving and accept apologies graciously rather than holding grudges and bringing up mistakes of the past. An argument is a fire in the house. Extinguish it with a simple ‘I’m sorry’ even if it is not your fault. When you fight back, you are only adding wood to the fire. Watch how sweetly an argument will end when you just say sincerely, “Look, I’m sorry.  Let’s be friends.”

8.) Always seek to please your husband, for he is your key to jannah. Rasulullah SAW taught us that any women who dies in a state where her husband is pleased with her, shall enter jannah. So please him. Simple things like serve him the foods he likes, remembering that variety is the spice of life. Try to eat together as this fosters companionship.

9.) Listen and Obey! Obeying your husband is fard (obligatory). Remember that your husband is the head of the family and as long as obedience to him does not entail any sin, it is your duty to obey him. Show respect for your husband by not divulging your private and confidential issues to others, or by complaining about him to people or discussing your marital problems with those who cannot help you.

10.) Make dua to Allah SWT to make your marriage and relationship successful. All good things are from Allah. Never forget to ask Allah SWT for the blessing of having a successful marriage that begins in this dunya and continues on – by the Mercy of Allah SWT into jannah.

May Allah SWT give us the favour of changing what we can change (like ourselves), patience with what we cannot change (like our spouse), and the wisdom to understand the difference. Whatever truth is in it is from Allah and His Messenger, and whatever mistakes are from the shaytaan and myself; And Allah and His Messenger are absolved from it.”

Mama. Ummi. Mother.

23 Mar

A short and special post, dedicate it especially to my mama.

Dear Mama, while watching this video, my mind went straight to you. As the eldest, i practically grew up seeing many things that the others don’t. As the eldest, i too, see how you put out all the strength and courage you have just so you can make the others see the world like every other kid. As the eldest, i know so the task you have to do wasn’t easy, Allah knows how many tears you’ve shed. Amazing of all, i finally realized that you being pregnant 5 times wasn’t easy either. I thought, being pregnant was like reading ABC backwards. I thought it was easy. Now that i am pregnant (loving it although it is not all smooth sailing with the back pain etc) i must say that being pregnant is  not easy.  But being pregnant has its perks too. Alhamdulillah.

I guess  my point is, thank you mama for helping me grow. Thank you for all your effort to make me and the others to see the world as it is. Thank you mama for all of your sacrifices. I love you. Always have, always will. Eternity.

This song is for you.

Yours Sincerely,

Aizah Bakar.

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