An ordeal, identity crisis and a valuable lesson.
I am back. Thank you for noticing I was away for quite some time. It was so sweet to read messages like “Afni are you ok? You have not been travelling at all.… Continue reading
Tag Archive: islam
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Halal Navi app for Muslim Travellers!
Absolutely honoured to be the first 3 people invited from Singapore to review halal food and restaurants. So excited to be working alongside the people from Halal Navi. Halal Navi app is an… Continue reading
Colourful smiles of Syawal
Alhamdulilah we are able to celebrate our victory in Ramadhan this year. When I was younger, I looked forward to celebrating Eid because I knew I would be getting all the green packets… Continue reading
Biggest lesson of Ramadhan
You know what is the hardest part of Ramadhan? It is not the long hours of fasting or the attempts of reading and reciting the Quran, the standing in Tarawih prayers or even… Continue reading
Make du’a
Allah swt knows best where my future spouse is and insyaAllah one day we will meet when the time is right. Until we meet, I make dua that Allah swt protect you on… Continue reading
Rediscovering life and doing the things that make you happy
In this blog entry, I write about things personal to me. While this blog has always been about travel and recording happy memories, I also wanted to use it as a platform to… Continue reading
Soulmates: The quest for meaningful relationships
A few days ago, Ju texted me and asked if I wanted to go to a talk organized by Safinah Institute. I usually plan my schedule at least a week in advance but… Continue reading
Beyond Beautiful Switzerland Chapter 15: Rainbow Parade in Zurich
Travelogue: 20 June 2015 So after the disappointment at Mt Rigi, we headed to Zurich. We were here for a few hours on our first day in Switzerland but there wasn’t enough time… Continue reading
Different kind of beautiful Chapter 8: Islamic Centre by the River
Travelogue: 8th June 2015 After all the crazy photo taking in the Volksgarten, the bestie suggested we go visit the mosque in Vienna. It is always interesting to visit mosques in the different… Continue reading
Children of Batam
I was approached by my RO and asked if I could assist them by tagging along with them to Batam for CIP for the boys, I agreed instantly. Oddly, this is the first… Continue reading