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Saturday, November 28, 2009

Happy Eid ul Adha....



Allaahu akbar....Allaahu akbar.... Allaahu akbar.....
Laa ilaaha illAllaah
Allaahu akbar,
Allaahu akbar wa li-illaahil-hamd



Happy Eid ul Adha to all people who celebrated….


Here in my place Eid ul Adha recently was soaked by heavy rain over night. According to the news, the hajj/pilgrims in Mecca this year was poured by heavy rain too and even storm…
Until the next morning, the rain was still flushed my town. So Eid ul Adha prayer which usually performed in an open area, this time was done in the mosque and the home sides wich attached the tent. However, the congregation did not reduce the concentration of the implement.


Just like other Muslims through-out the world, we celebrate the feast of Eid ul Adha by cutting the animal sacrifice. In my neighborhood most of sacrificial animals used are cows and goats, but beef remains the most, because the meat is more likable than goat meat which containing high cholesterol.


As in previous years our family also purchased a cow sacrificed joint venture with other citizens. A cow is usually valid for 7 people sacrifice, and my family as usual used to pay the sacrifice cows for 2 people. This year collected 6 cows and 5 goats from the citizens to be distributed to the entitled.
As you all known the meat from the sacrifice of Eid al-Adha is mostly given away to others. One-third is eaten by immediate family and relatives, one-third is given away to friends, and one-third is donated to the poor.


The Feast of the Sacrifice symbolizes obedience to Allah and its distribution to others is an expression of generosity, one of the five pillars of Islam.


I wish the Sacrifice will be able to further increase my faith and devotion to Allah ... Amen!

Friday, October 30, 2009

The Special Bra For Men



Who says that bra can only be used by women.... Now the men are starting much wear a bra to support their breast. This bra has been believed definitely not to make the breasts look bigger.

This men’s bra was made by an underwear store, Wishroom that based in Japan.Since last year the company produced this kind of unusual underwear. Initially the producer was not sure about the reaction of the community. At the first time this bra are only produced about 160 pieces. Beyond expectations, this bra is sold out immediately.
And later Wishroom receive orders until 5000 pieces.

This bra which is known as the Bra-O is available in several colors: white, pink, and black. This bra is more reserved for men aged 30-40 years with sizes ranging from 32-38. The price of this Bra-O is 331.00 dollars /piece.

Did you know whoever became the supporter of the advertisement of this man’s bra...? they’re... the world’s famous football player David Beckham and the star’s of James Bond, Daniel Craig… Waaww!!



David Beckham with pink-bra


Daniel craig with black-bra

These two sexy guys wear the unusual bra…. Can you all imagined….?!
They seemed funny and maybe a little bit ugly….haha…

Friday, October 23, 2009

The Moment that Never Forgotten



Once in a year, I together with my family usually going back to my hometown (‘Mudik’) to visit my beloved parents.
Surely that was on Eid ul Fitr …. the time when all of my whole families gathering.
We’ve took a long distance till arrived there in CANUKUR, my hometown, the place with full of peace… the place where I always missed…

Eid ul Fitr is a muslim holiday that marks the end of ‘Ramadhan’, the Islamic holy month of fasting.
In my country Eid is also commonly known as Hari Raya Lebaran means ‘Celebration Day’.

Just like other moslims all over the world, we also celebrate that great day.
In the morning on Eid ul Fitr we attended a special Eid Prayer (Shalat Id) where performed in congregation at mosques or at an opened area.
After prayers…, we commonly greet each other with saying ‘Selamat Lebaran’ means ‘Happy Eid’ or ‘Minal Aidin wal Faidzin’ means ‘Forgive my physical and emotional (wrong-doings)’.
As you’re all known….Eid ul Fitr not just mean for celebration only, but also the time for moslim to ask for forgiveness for any sin which we may have commited but was cleaned as a result of the fasting in the holy month of ramadhan.

Before the noon growing up…we all going to visit the graves of our family members. During that visit we usually recite ‘Ya-Siin’, a chapter from the Quran, and also pray there to ask Allah to forgive the dead and those who are living for all their sins.

Truthfully…. as the time before, there’s nothing special in Eid/Lebaran this year… All things gone as usual…But we all feel happy as we’re who lives separate one another for a very long distance, that day on Eid ul Fitr we could fulfiled our missed feeling and could see each other.. chit and chat…take pictures…Whats a gathering family!

That moment I’ll never forget…

Here I posed several pics which have been taken at Lebaran/Eid ul Fitr 2009.
In these pics: My mom , my dad, my children (Vincent, Ochi, Icha, Baim), my bro (Ruby), my bro Gino with his wife Ani n their children Egi & Berry, my bro A Emin (mr Kumis) with his wife teh Iis & their children Deni, Dani & Neng… . And other family members (too much to list)….
I luv you all..., hopely we can always keep in touch…for last long.



my dad with my son Baim


my mom & dad with their grandchildren/my children: Vincent, Ochi, Icha, Baim


my family members


at the graveyards, my mom was reciting 'Ya-Siin'


another pose


here my beloved grandma (Salti binti Empon) rest in peace


here my beloved grandpa (Pani bin Inen) Rip

Mr. Kumis's family



Gino with his lovely daughter Egi


Ani with her daughter Egi & hr son Berry


my mom & dad with my daughter Icha


My lovely dad (Waww... his style likes cowboy..haha!)


Me with a large hat on my head.. (this hat usually used by the farmers, in my opinion its probably designed for covered the face from sunshine, coz here the farmers work at noon under the sunshine...)
I really like my pose here... haha...
(Am I looked like a farmer... ?!)

Friday, October 9, 2009

The Beauty of CANUKUR



Canukur is a little village located at the distric of Sumedang, Jawa Barat Province, Indonesia.
This village was around by several mountains, hills, and many of rice/paddy fields...
There's also a very popular river in this village called Cipeles.

Most of people here worked at their fields as farmers... Many of them had a very kind hearted. They lived based on 'Gotong Royong' as nature. They used to work together as they help each other whenever they have alot of work to do in their fields.

Honestly... I felt excitted when I tell about this beautiful village.
Canukur... I wanna allow you as my own village.. where I even never lived, but only visit you once in a year.
However.... wherever I recently live, I'll never forget you...

Canukur... I'll always miss you!