Perjalanan Umrah

Salam and Hi,

As I've been working for 6 days in a week since I got back from my Umrah, updating the blog was certainly not on the top of my 'to do' list. Sorry.

However, the need to share my Umrah stories was always in my heart as I believe they have brought some impacts on my daily routines and... I really want YOU to be part of it too, so that all of us could learn and be a better person . What else that we are to do than to serve Allah. As the Quran mentioned:

" dan aku tidak menciptakan jin dan manusia melainkan supaya mereka mengabdikan diri kepada-Ku/ I created jinn and the humankind only that they might worship Me"

(Az-Zariyat: 56)

Here is link to a blog which could represent me briefly about the journey that my family and I had during the two weeks holidays. Its from one of Abah's blogs (zainudinhajimeon.blogspot.com-umrah yang penuh bermakna) =)

Masjidil Haram: Situation right after performing one of the daily prayers.

Picture was taken from the second floor.

(zainudinhajimeon.blogspot.com)

Mahrams

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