"He who rejects change is the architect of decay. The only human institution which rejects progress is the cemetry." by Harold Wilson.
i guess for changes to be made, we have to bear any consequences that society might discriminate/accepted. New Year's celebration has been tradition for decades in our country with fireworks, popular artists, street singers and dancers- all in one combined making a great night to be celebrated by friends, couples, and even families. i myself have once been in that situation-just to experience how big the event was, how beautiful the fireworks sparks, n how i can actually see the realll situation of the event.
which perhaps not-so-really suitable for a muslim-my opinion, but still, as i saw, muslims were the majority went there; to celebrate that as part of their yearly activities.i'm not trying to be bajet-bagus as i am not, there are still lots of improvement to be made in myself, but somehow i think, wouldn't it be great if we can have our own-muslim events that night?
it's not a plain activities-yet we can still celebrating new year with popular artists, meeting other muslims-with different generation, enjoying the fireworks of rahmat and redha Allah that night. thank Allah, yes, we have! and actually i miss out this event made last year. But this year, and i hope the following year, i will be able to attend to this such incredible events.
sy tidak mahu kedekut utk memberitahu, come guys, please do come to this meeting of 1000 jiwa 1 hati:Anda Bijak Jauhi Zina. the event details can be found here :
1. Facebook Page Event
2. Raudhatus Sakinah Webpage
Even if you guys aren't able to register now, you can still come, walk in-basis on the Saturday to enjoy this event. This is at least something that we can do together as muslims. The vision was to collect at least 1000 participants that day, but wasn't it cool if all of us boleh bergabung bahu to make it 10,000? Believe me, you won't regret attending this!!!
i really really really really does hope can meet you guys there. we are the youngest generation, should experience this, and make the first move to do the changes.
we are not boycott-ting the way new year's celebration that was done until now, we are just the new generation, seeking for changes in celebrating it.
"Those who expect moments of change to be comfortable and free of conflict have not learned their history. " by Joan Wallach Scott
k guys,
please spread the word!
<much much much love!>
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