Ajal maut di tangan Allah

Salam and hey there peeps!!~~

How fast time passes that I'm now comin 18. I'm not sure how much I have gained in terms of knowledge and experience living my 17 god given years. Am I a better person than myself 3 or 5 years ago. and..

Am i smarter than a 5th grader? hehe.. if you dont get the joke, watch star world laa.. haihh..

But yea, I pray to Allah, as my age increases, I mature more, mentally and emotionally. I would like to believe I'm doing fine physically though. And not to forget, death is just behind us. Anytime, everywhere, we must beware and prepare for it. Wallahualam..

Here, i paste part of a news covered by one of the articles on the web, regarding a Malaysian student who drowned while holidaying at Abrams Falls in the Great Smoky Mountains National Park, Tennessee. I think this is not too late to post this article btw.

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NEW YORK: Malaysian student Nublan Zaki Norhadi (pic) had been looking forward to flying home to join his family in Kuala Lumpur this week and meeting up with friends during his three-month summer break.

Sadly, it will not happen. The Pennsylvania State University freshman drowned in a pool at the Great Smoky Mountains National Park on Sunday.

His body was flown to Kuala Lumpur at 10pm last night on the same MAS flight in which he had booked his ticket home.

The 20-year-old Mara scholar, affectionately known as Bulan to his friends, had left his university last Friday on a road tour with about 30 university mates.

They arrived at the park on Sunday evening and he was reported missing at around 7.30pm.

His body was found some 10m underwater at Abrams Fall by divers from the Special Operations Response Team at about 1.30pm on Monday, following a three-hour rescue operation.

Both the Malaysian Mission here and his parents in Kuala Lumpur were notified of his death on the same day.

A Mara official in Washington made arrangements for his body to be sent from Blount Memorial Hospital, Maryville, to Newark, New Jersey, yesterday from where he was flown home.

Since Monday, Nublan’s FaceBook has been flooded with condolence messages from fellow students in the US and other countries as well as friends from Malaysia.

A Park official, Bob Miller, told the The Daily Times (of Maryville, Tennessee) that while swimming was not banned at the falls, there was a sign warning of the strong current and hazards there.

“It would have taken a strong swimmer to get out of the currents and the other students said Norhadi was not a strong swimmer,” Miller was quoted as saying.

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Well peeps. Ajal dan maut di tangan Tuhan. Kita hanya merancang, tapi Allah yg menentukan segala-galanya.


As said by the prophet Muhammad SAW,


'Apabila seorang anak Adam itu meninggal, terputuslah semua amalannya kecuali tiga perkara:
sedekah jariah, ilmu yang memberi manfaat dan anak yang soleh yang berdoa untuknya.'
(Hadith riwayat Muslim dan Abu Hurairah)

Al-Fatihah..