Wednesday, October 12, 2005
Saffy and xxxxxx sitting in a tree… K – I – S – S – I – N – G
The last few months have been proper confusing for me. It’s amazing but my likes and dislikes are changing right in front of my face! I mean there’s a difference between liking the idea of something and actually liking it itself. I’ve always liked the idea of praying but I never used to like doing it – but I’m starting to actually look forward to it! Aaaaaagggghhhhh! What’s happening – I’m turning into one of them MOSLEM type people!But it’s soooo true. If your thinking is right, your feelings will follow. I think I’m in some transitional stage where my feelings are still way behind my thinking. Anyway, one BIG example of that are BOYS. I used to like mashed boys! The more mashed they were, the more I liked them (liked being with them but I never really liked them, I guess).
Anyway, now there’s this bro at Uni who I see in the canteen. He’s always talking to non-Muslims and even Muslims about Islam and I can hear him talking if I sit close enough. He’s really funny too and he’s so good at making the non-Muslims feel relaxed and laugh even at tense moments. Plus he doesn’t shy away from the controversial issues. I’ve heard him discussing about how you can know God exists, he talks about the four marriage thing and the different types of punishments and everything. But he has this way of making it all make sense only if all the Islamic rulings are put in their right context.
He's exactly what Tony Blair would describe as an extremist coz I’ve heard him talking about khilafah too. He was talking about how the khilafah has this amazing system to solve the poverty epidemic all around the world. I can’t remember how he explained it but I remember it made so much sense at the time. He’s like no other guy I’ve met before. He doesn’t look Islamic AT ALL but he sounds so knowledgeable and passionate about it – which makes up for it, I guess. Heehee.
I’m giggling now so I might as well say it – I like him! But I don’t know what to do about it. He’s probably noticed that I’m always sitting on the table near enough to him to hear him talking and it’s so embarrassing but I can’t find anyone else that can explain things like him. I’ve never seen him talking to a girl before. If I spoke to him would he say: “Astagfirullaaaaaaaaaaaah you mashed girl, get out of my face”.
And then he might think I just want to cause FITNA in his life, like the guy who does the speech at Jumma says. He always saying women are FITNA and even though I don’t know what that means exactly, I know from the tone of his voice, it’s definitely not a good thing. Hmm…
Oh well, I remain lonely and confused as ever before.
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Actually I retrack my previous comment. You don't need to disclose personal information, I apologise. But I was being serious about their being a chance that i might know him. I'm a recent UCL and Brunel graduate myself,Alh, and kinda know most of the pious, handsome and articulate brothers on the uni scene.
Whoops!
Thanks for the reminder sis.
But in my defense, that stuff didn’t happen in Ramadhan! It happened before but now because it’s Ramadhan I’m trying to figure out how to be a better Muslim and this is one of the things that is still bugging me from the past, one of the old habits I still haven’t sorted out.
I think Ramadhan is a good time to start – but with me I can sort things out easier if there’s an alternative.
But you’re still right, just because I’m mashed in Ramadhan, no need to mash everyone else up too with my post. Do you think I should delete it then? :(
Thanks for the reminder sis.
But in my defense, that stuff didn’t happen in Ramadhan! It happened before but now because it’s Ramadhan I’m trying to figure out how to be a better Muslim and this is one of the things that is still bugging me from the past, one of the old habits I still haven’t sorted out.
I think Ramadhan is a good time to start – but with me I can sort things out easier if there’s an alternative.
But you’re still right, just because I’m mashed in Ramadhan, no need to mash everyone else up too with my post. Do you think I should delete it then? :(
the traveller: No way! What are the odds of that happening? But I guess, Allah is the best of Planners, so who knows?
Anyway, it’s nothing serious… just me typing my thoughts out aloud.
I’m going to take my lovely sister’s advice and focus my mind on other things for the time being.
Thanks a lot for offering to help bro – maybe I’ll post something on your blog if I need the help again :)
Anyway, it’s nothing serious… just me typing my thoughts out aloud.
I’m going to take my lovely sister’s advice and focus my mind on other things for the time being.
Thanks a lot for offering to help bro – maybe I’ll post something on your blog if I need the help again :)
Salam
hah-hah :-D
Soz did the wrist-slapping hurt? lol
Well, my lovely, your spot on with Ramadhan being a good 'starting' point..
I learnt to pray in Ramadhan would you believe? All those moons ago..
Ramadhan is the right time to 'sow your seeds' as there is a Great Angelic Force here on this earth. InshaAllah, throughout the year you will see those seeds grow into branching trees :)
Gardeners' World indeed my friend.. Start somewhere.
None of us were born reciting the Quran or knowing right from wrong. Let everything unfold to you in its right time.
Jummah Mubarak.
Keep well
wasalam, love & some seeds
xx
hah-hah :-D
Soz did the wrist-slapping hurt? lol
Well, my lovely, your spot on with Ramadhan being a good 'starting' point..
I learnt to pray in Ramadhan would you believe? All those moons ago..
Ramadhan is the right time to 'sow your seeds' as there is a Great Angelic Force here on this earth. InshaAllah, throughout the year you will see those seeds grow into branching trees :)
Gardeners' World indeed my friend.. Start somewhere.
None of us were born reciting the Quran or knowing right from wrong. Let everything unfold to you in its right time.
Jummah Mubarak.
Keep well
wasalam, love & some seeds
xx
Salaam,
Just popping in for the first time. Your blog post was so endearing I felt I had to comment. Love is a powerful thing. I think there's no reason to be concerned so long as a Muslim knows how to deal with those feelings in a decent, modest way.
Just popping in for the first time. Your blog post was so endearing I felt I had to comment. Love is a powerful thing. I think there's no reason to be concerned so long as a Muslim knows how to deal with those feelings in a decent, modest way.
Safiyya:
Groovy name - I love it (and not just coz it sounds like mine).
"Love" aww. But no, I think it was more admiration of his dawah skills. He has a talent that I love and I wish I had.
Everyone around me is talking non-stop about marriage or they already have someone in mind and some of my friends have already just recently got married! Can you believe it?
That's when I start wishing I was married too. Then I read that ayah about spouses and tranquility and affection and thoughts start running through my mind and I just want to marry anyone just to be in the same boat as those that have found their "garment" companion.
I'm going to go for a # la di da di da # walk now. Byeee
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Groovy name - I love it (and not just coz it sounds like mine).
"Love" aww. But no, I think it was more admiration of his dawah skills. He has a talent that I love and I wish I had.
Everyone around me is talking non-stop about marriage or they already have someone in mind and some of my friends have already just recently got married! Can you believe it?
That's when I start wishing I was married too. Then I read that ayah about spouses and tranquility and affection and thoughts start running through my mind and I just want to marry anyone just to be in the same boat as those that have found their "garment" companion.
I'm going to go for a # la di da di da # walk now. Byeee
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