SECEBIS KATA-KATA….

Bismillahirrahmaanirrahiim

310709M/9 Sha’aban 1431H

Segala puji yang maha Esa,selawat dan salam keatas junjungan besar kita Nabi Muhammad s.a.w.

Alhamdulillah,dengan izinNya,ana dapat menulis pada blog kita pada kali ini.Hmm,tentu ramai yang dah tahu,diam tak diam peperiksaan pun dah lama berakhir,kini,keputusan yang dinanti-nantikan..@ Alex,sudah ada beberapa syu’bah yang natijahnya telah pun di ketahui..sementara yang lain..masih lagi menunggu dan terus menunggu..Insya Allah semua najaah.Ameen.

Di kesempatan ini,ana nak kongsi sedikit pengalaman ana @ Mesir ni..Ha! memang kebiasaannya,pelajar-pelajar tahun 1 akan pulang ke tanah air masa cuti semester ni,lain pula ana yang diberikan peluang keemasan ni untuk tinggal @ Mesir masa cuti ni..Ha! jangan tak tahu..Kita semua tak duduk diam tau..Ana dan kakak-kakak yang lain cuba sedaya upaya untuk tidak membuang masa dan menggarap ilmu sebanyak yang mungkin.Ada di antara kami yang mengambil kelas memandu,Talaqqi Qura’n dan juga kelas tambahan @ Markaz El-Nada,yang baru sahaja ditubuhkan @ Alex..Alhamdulillah..

Selain daripada itu,kami dapat meluangkan masa bersama seperti beriadah di tepi pantai (seronok dapat main dengan ombak) ;-P Kami juga suka berkongsi cerita,pengalaman,dan tak lupa juga yang Ilmiah..Ha! ana suka bila dengar kak Zu bercerita,kak Dayah beri nasihat.Tidak lupa kepada kakak-kakak yang lain,yang telah banyak membantu diri ini.Syukran sgt2!!


Teringat juga cerita-cerita kak Syifa’,kak Aziemah,kak Puti(nenek selampit ana) masa itu,tentang pengalaman mereka @ Mesir ni.Sedikit sebanyak ada persamaannya dengan apa yang telah ana lalui…Antaranya, mereka pernah bercerita tentang nama-nama orang Arab di sini banyak yang sama;Asma’-Fatmah-Isra’..Hehe..jadi..kalau @ kuliah tu kecoh lah jadi nya…ha..lagi pasal..bergaduh dengan orang Arab..bukan gaduh apa…Cuma ‘gurau’ je..hehehehe faham-faham lah ye..Mereka juga ada beritahu tentang keaadaan kuliah..Muamalah dengan orang Arab..ada yang menggeramkan dan ada juga menyejukkan hati..mereka suka mendoakan kita..Daripada apa yang ana perhatikan,orang Arab ni tidak suka berdendam..tapi cara mereka tu yang kasar sedikit.Pendek kata,semua yang belajar @ Mesir ni,akan dapat merasai keadaan seperti ini.Tidak lupa juga kenangan pahit manis hidup @ rantauan..sakit peningnya lain,sakit rindu nya,sakit hati nya,dan sakit-sakit yang lain..hehe.Pengalaman yang akan datang sekali dalam seumur hidup kita! Dah lah jauh dengan keluarga..masing-masing memainkan peranan untuk tahu tanggungjawab kepada Agama,ibu bapa,diri sendiri dan juga teman-teman kita. Jadi..kita harus bersyukur dengan segala nikmat yang telah Allah berikan kepada kita seadanya.

Pejam celik,pejam celik..ana dah setahun berada @ bumi Kinanah ni.Masih setahun jagung lagi orang kata..hehe..Bila teringat saat-saat ana baru sampai sini memang tidak dapat disangka-sangkakan yang ana dah setahun berjauhan dengan keluarga..Ana rasa macam beberapa hari yang lalu ana melalui masa orientasi @ Markaz Perkemas dan masih adik-adik baru lagi..Ha!! sekarang bukan adik baru lagi..Pelajar-pelajar yang bakal menjadi Azhari tidak lama lagi akan tiba di sini..Kalau tidak silap ana,seramai 34 pelajar..ana mengalu-alukan kedatangan mereka!!

Mereka juga adalah orang-orang yang terpilih dan diberi peluang untuk melanjutkan pengajian ke Universiti Al-Azhar.Insya Allah,kita sama-sama dapat berjuang,mengorak langkah kehadapan dan memulakan hidup baru bersama rakan-rakan kita di sini.

Kawan-kawan,masih ingat lagi tak kata-kata dari Imam Syafie’:

" لن تنالوا العلم إلا بست: ذكاء و حرص و مال واجتحاد و طول زمان و صحبة أستاذ "

Akhir kata dari ana,seandainya ana tersilap kata,atau ada kekurangan dalam apa yang telah ana tulis tadi,ana mohon maaf zahir dan batin ye..

p/s: kawan-kawan ana yang @ Singapura tu..cepat-cepat lah tempah tiket balik sini!!! Hehe!! Rindu lah!! wink2!

Salam dari bumi Kinanah.
Hazimah Ulfah Binte Rahmat :)

A journey of a thousand miles begins with a single step :)

This year, PERKEMAS had came up with a different destination for its rehlah.
With the theme : Shadow of the past, light for the present.
Perkemas's Rehlah had successfully brought a group of 54 azhariyeans to Luxor and Hurghada - Egypt.
Such trip is required to broaden our sights and minds as Allah the Almighty mentioned in the glorious Quran:

Say "Travel through the earth and see how Allah did originate creation;

So will Allah produce a later creation: for Allah has the power over all things."

(Al Ankabut : 20)

With various group member of diffrent ages, this rehlah seemed to have reached its objective in building ukhuwwah among the azhariyeans. We had challenging games, good foods and great companies along the three days spent. Couldnt ask for more huh. Hee.... ;))

During our stay, we were brought to some of the most historical places in Luxor to experience the breathtaking historical sights that many might not know of, such as The Memnon Colossus, The Hatshepsut Temple,The Karnak Temple, The Luxor Temple and The Valley of the Kings.
And we were lucky to be given the chance to enjoy the breezy and beautiful Red Sea which enthralled us all in Hurghada.

Ok, enough said! So lets just enjoy the pictures below. Well, pictures do tell a thousand words. Agree?. ;D

Day One; Upon arrival.
Chek-in hotel and "Hello Hurghada!"
Hurghada, on the west shore of the red sea, is a chaotic tourism attraction. Complete with resorts, international bars, restaurants and nightclubs. It has some good scuba diving, and is a popular place to learn to dive. Under water fauna include wide tipped sharks, eagle rays and giant morays. Not to forget, protected coral reefs and their marine denizens.

Day Two, Luxor;

First stop: The Memnon Colossus

The Colossi of Memnon are two massive stone statues of Pharaoh Amenhotep III. For the past 3400 years they have stood in the Theban necropolis, across the River Nile from the modern city of Luxor. The statues are made from blocks of quartzite sandstone. They reach a towering 18 metres (approx. 60 ft) in height. They weigh an estimated 700 tons each.

Second stop: The Hatshepsut Temple

The Mortuary Temple of is situated beneath the cliffs at on the west bank of the Nile near the Valley of the Kings in Egypt. Designed by the architect Senemut, the mortuary temple is dedicated to the sun god and resides beside the mortuary temple of Mentuhotep, which served both as an inspiration, and later, a quarry. It is considered one of the "incomparable monuments of ancient Egypt."

Third stop: The Valley of the Kings.

The valley of the kings buried the tombs of more than 60 kings. Tutankhamun's tomb is an obligatory stop but most of its treasures are in Egyptian antiquities museum. Many more tombs are no more than tunnels in which few scrapes of painting or relief are the only indication of their antiquity.

Forth stop: The Karnak Temple

One of the most largest and the most impressive temples of all the temple sites in Egypt, Karnak is the culmination of three main temples, and a number of outer temples - the combined achievements of a great many generations of ancient builder. The vast complex was built and enlarged over a period of 1300 years and stands on a site covering 247 acres of land.

Third day; The Glassboat ride.
The Red Sea has a maximum depth of 2211 m (7254 ft) in the central median trench and an average depth of 490 m (1,608 feet ), but there are also extensive shallow shelves, noted for their marine life and corals. The sea is the habitat of over 1,000 invertebrate species and 200 soft and hard corals and is the world's northernmost tropical sea.






Therefore, myself, Liyana, reporting from Alexandria and being one of the participants is well satisfied with the 3days 2nights trip. Thumbs up for the 15 AJKs for making this journey a memorable one for most of us. :D :D