Glad. Proud. Happy. I don’t know what to say. But it’s happened and it’s a glorious moment not only for the Malaysian football team, but also for all Malaysian who support football or not.

King Raja’s boys finally end 20-year gold drought

“MALAYSIA finally ended their 20-year gold drought in the SEA Games men’s football competition when they defeated Viet-nam 1-0 in the final at the Main Stadium of the National Sports Complex in Vientiane yesterday.

The national Under-23 boys, who came as non-medal prospects under Category B, pulled off one of the biggest upsets of the Games to win the gold medal – Malaysia’s 40th in the Laos SEA Games.

An own goal by Vietnam’s Mai Xuan Hop in the 85th minute was enough to seal victory for the gritty Malaysian side, who came alive in the second-half.”

You can read more of the story at the original MStar Article.

It’s a glorious and at the same time, historic moment. I believe that a lot of Malaysians jumping in front of the TV last night, celebrating this glorious moment.

I don’t know what to say but I hope that we can be proud of our football team again, after years and moments of being defeated and laughed. And I also believe that through full spirit and support, the team can put themselves in the nice place again.

The thing that we should proud of is – the players have the spirit to fight although there are a huge number of opponent’s supporters compared to theirs. And at last, we won.

Congratulations Malaysia! Malaysia Boleh!

p.s: Some people might thinking that I’m over-acting, but I believe I said this because I love my country – my people, my land.

p.s.s: I guess the one that talked a lot and underestimating others currently had shut their mouth. Now you know the truth.

p.s.s.s: Love your country as I love mine. But make sure that it’ll not make we fight each other =)

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In the pic above (from left): Husz, Afif, Hanif, Syahir, Muhammad, Raiyan, Utu & Hafizi at my home.

It’s Aidilfitri. The day of bless & glory.

I guess the things above is enough to be posted but I feel like I’m gonna add something more.

Bless & Glory

Glory is glory. Bless is bless. But sometimes glory not mean it is a bless. Aidilfitri is a glorious day. The day where the glory is been blessed. Glory from the war upon nafs (desire) – eating, drinking and other things that are motivated us to improve our manner and become a better person.

We have to feel grateful that we can celebrate Aidilfitri in a peace and harmonious condition. We can celebrate with our family & friends happily during Aidilfitri. Two questions here – first, while celebrating Aidilfitri, how much we concern about them who still in poor and hunger all over the world? and second, do we really won in the ‘real’ war?

Something to think about.

This Aidilfitri somewhat different for me. This is the first time I be the Imam and Khatib for Aidilfitri prayer. I’m quite nervous but as it is the rare chance that I got in my life, I took it seriously and Alhamdulillah managed to handled it properly. A brother there said that “we younger generation should start transferring what older generation hold today to us“. Yes, I agree with him. And we should glad to see there are more masjid and suraus give chance to the teen and younger generation to learn and manage various activities such as prayers, tazkirahs and usrahs.

Aidilfitri. It’s a day of bless & glory.

Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Allahu Akbar. Walillahilhamd.

For all Muslim readers, Happy Aidilfitri!

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