"Off all the sinners, you're first in line, so go to hell and tell the devil I'm not far behind"
You're saying this is the best part my junior dear? You went to the best non-formal Islamic school that teaches you so much during the gap between magrib and isya' and yet you can still agree such a thing? I'm not finding faults as I, too, have dozens of them. But as long as you can control it then do so.
Reminds me of the time I went to a goverment school in a small town to learn biology with their teacher. "Every student is the same, doesn't matter how intellectual you are". My assumption was wrong, obviously. 5 years in boarding school, a school that even if you accidently have your eyelids closed you ought to get a marker thrown at your face at an instant. But these unknown teenagers whom I find hard to see as my age storms in the class with cigarette smoke, 30 minutes late and worse, answers teacher's questions pathetically, "cause' the pineapple's yellow!!".
3 days before SPM. Right.
How about social interactions in websites? I never said it was wrong to have an instagram, facebook or twitter but let's get to the reality. People are never really into the reality. I know, it's totally awesome to have so many followers or likes or etc. But try looking at a differ perceptive. Like, instagram for example. It's an addiction on snapping every moment of your life. You have fun with friends, then take selfies together before posting it on instagram. True, it was one of the best moments of your life but what happens next? You literally don't care what's going on to you in real life anymore -even when your friends are around cause you're so busy looking on how many likes or comments people gave you on the picture. Do you even realize all the things you post are no longer memories but an object for your collection? Reality, yes?
Things like wechat or whatsapp as well. How much of the things they post to you regarding to the information that you tend to believe? How many times do you keep up busying yourself with it when you're in the middle of a family conversation?
Moving on to attitude. You make a life when you interact with another. But that depends on what kinda conversation are you having. The cursings are countless, the gossips are vastly spread, the humours are just too much, the reluctancy of having fun exceeds it's level already.
You really think all this stuff is gonna help you in the future? of course you know it won't but how much longer do you bear yourself being manipulated on having no more further thinking about this. Like in America, does anyone have the slightest idea what's going on in the White House? People don't cause the zionists purposely made things like total addiction on football, high standards on celebrity news, movies, music, clothes and more significant, media obsession. Why? So people hardly have the idea to get busy to think about what's behind the veil. So their plans on going for World Order will succeed.
You're gonna think I'm so serious as a 17 year old teenager but believe me, you can only see the difference and effect if you're making a distance of yourself on what people are doing now. Sometimes, you gotta get to the other road to survive.
By this you're going to think I must be someone who isolates, barely socializes or do stuff you do. But believe me, it's not the way it is. By what I said doesn't mean you are suppose to stay home, delete your accounts and make no further contacts with friends. We're Muslims, teenagers obviously so that indicates you're suppose to have a sense of realization you can't equalize yourself with the west. You don't go having yourself covered with a hijab and at the same time make twerks or show off yourself in public often.
Having these sense of realization doesn't mean you have to shut yourself from the society but at the same time it doesn't mean you can grab loose on your attitude. You represent your religion. That's something people can't change their thoughts, even if we say never judge a car by it's driver.
You know, it's all about your mind. Then down to your act. You can be like anybody else -wear loose shirt with black jeans in sneakers, have your headphones on, hang out with friends, go out on a mainstream, you know, like a normal teenage person would act. But always know your standards, your priority, your limits most importantly. A thought for myself and to others,
when are we going to keep ourselves being blind?
Back in school Ustaz Annas told us a brief explaination about the Dajjal';
"Everyone know's he was blind with one eye. That means he can only see the bad instead of the good. Everyone knows he had powers of fire. That means he controls all the electric currents in the world -by means your tv, your phones, your internet, your house lamp, your life. Everyone knows he offers heaven on his left hand and hell on his right. That means if you waste your life for the entertainment of the world which is supposed to be a prison for a real muslim who wishes to enter Paradise."
These, things we're going through and keeping ourselves busy is just part of their plan to make us stupid on going crazy about celebrity life, corrupt yourself on being such a spoil person to think of the reality that's really happening. They're prob smiling right now, thanking us for our support on being so, blind.
Be yourself, have fun like any other person would do, but don't corrupt yourself.
Be yourself, have fun like any other person would do, but don't corrupt yourself.
