Paper and its cover. I’m no faking it.

Salam'alayk.

For no reason, I was so much into reading rather than watching movies, playing graphic software and games on this particular semester. Yes. Those three things I’d spent most time in my own space for the past.

i can hardly find suitable time to enjoy a movie. speaking of which, I just watched the most phenomenal local movie HKLBR when the study week is about to start, which is last week. 

You know when it feel like an outcast when people around ya laughing to some funny act imitated from the movie while you don’t have any clue on how such act can be funny. with the waving hand of the retarded villagers plus the very "ceciter ceciter" trademark on IKIM ads. Oh, even the national radio. Anyway I’d missed the bus.

In the evening, it's either I end up playing sports or DOTA or lying on bed with some book. 

To be honest, I’m not so much of a reader. I take very long time to finish a book. 

Does it normal to take a long time to finish a book or this is how the slow reader do the reading? I think of the second. Maybe I’m slow. Usually, a chapter per day is a must. 

Truthfully it's more than a chapter. When reading a chapter, the joy, the plot, and the character will anyhow drift the reader to the next chapter isn't? 

Procrastinating to finish a book let some joy of reading juice flowing on me. Maybe. Because when the book is done, the story is finished, the fact is concluded, the joy paused. So, I need to find another.

my shelf is full. ada sapa2 nak beli buku 2nd tak? grr...

Lately, I’ve overcome the dizziness of reading on a moving transport. it just naturally got me. when people ask

"Doesn’t your head spin when reading on bus?” I can firmly say "not at all". 

That’s how I kill my traveling time. Of my memory, The Meaning and Experience of Happiness in Islam by Syed Naquib was the first book I finished on the bus. it was a few years back. 

A 5 hours journey from campus to home can be really boring you know, especially when the person who sit next to you keep his/her mouth as close as possible along the journey. About the book, I’d say I dont quite understand it. 

Well. The book is written by a great Muslim scholar, who received award as the first holder of the Abu Hamid al-Ghazali Chair. The terminology is precise, the point is strong, the reference is The Book. 

Until I met a friend who studied him, he says to me to refer to the first chapter.  "A dilemma" was mentioned upon people of this age. Well who are those people referred to? Aren’t they "us"? He asked. I thought for long. It is us. 

We are in the condition of not knowing what we don’t know.  pening kan?

 

In one seminar, the author was asked “how do I understand your ideology? The book is so hard to read” then he answered "If you don’t understand, please do ask while the author is still alive"

To know human nature is difficult. To discuss it is even more confusing.

So I stop the introduction here.confusing, isn't it?

By the way, click the links below to watch the video. It is what this post really is. Truly, I’m no faking it. Reading in a moving transport has become one of my ability. 

Astro Awani footage: click here.

and Huzaifah.(SerambiMaya) : click here

*saya juga syorkan baca Al-Quran hari-hari. it helps liberating yourself.

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