Koleksi Being Muslim

Author: Norhafsah Hamid
Publisher: A.S. Noordeen
ISBN: 9789830653631
Pages: 236

The book, 'Trying to be Muslim - Back to Basics' is a continuation of a real account of the journey of a Muslim woman who realised that she was not a Muslim in the true sense of the world. She set out to re-learn about her chosen religion. She examined the fundamental tenets of Islam and tried to make sense of it, in her own unique way. This book highlights issues that are considered 'taboo' by many Muslims. This book also offers a different and refreshing explanation of the religion through the eyes of a common person.

[Hard Cover]

Author: Norhafsah Hamid

The book,Trying To be Muslim is a real live account of a Muslim woman trying to rediscover the religion she was born into;Islam. Realising she knew very little about her religion made her wonder whether she can call herself a 'Muslim'. She sets out to find answers to her questions and this book shares the experience of her quests. This book asks and also answers many questions Muslims nowadays often have but afraid or reluctant to voice out.

P/S: New version with additional chapters and hardcover.

Format: Hardcover
Author: Mizi Wahid
Pages: 194 pages
Publisher: Iman Publication (March 2020)
Language: English

It has become harder to love ourselves each day, especially when all we see are perfectly curated posts of other people’s happiness on social media.

We begin to fall into a downward spiral of thoughts dominated by self-hate and insecurities. Our broken souls feel we are undeserving of love and affection.

“I wish to validate your feelings if no one has ever done it before. I know you exist. And your existence is important enough for me to speak to you directly : You exist, and you matter.”

In Mizi Wahid’s third book, he explores the concept of love and its impact on our lives. With his signature narration style of hope and compassion, ‘You Are Loved’ is not just emotionally inspiring but also spiritually empowering— it is the companion that we all need as we try to find our way back to the real meaning of love.

When was the last time you really poured your feelings out to Allah?

We have been taught that the only time we can communicate with Allah is when we are making du’a to Him. Even then, it comes with a set of restrictive rules that puts a ‘barrier’ between Allah and us.

The things we recite are verses that we were told to memorise, but rarely do we truly talk to Allah about the troubles that are weighing down our hearts.

Because it feels awkward.

Thus when we are down and sad, we seek other means for comforting ourselves, but often they offer only temporary respite. We forget that true comfort lies only with Allah.

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