just to hype things up ;)

"... All praise is due to God, who has guided us unto this; for we would certainly not have found the right path unless God guided us! Indeed, our Sustainer's apostles have told us the truth!..."
(Al-A'raf 7:43)

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salam everyone.
it's been about a week plus since the BRMY camp and i hope the beautiful moments that we experienced during that meaningful weekend still stay fresh in our hearts and minds. noo wait, you don't believe me?! Here's what some of the participants mentioned abt the most awesome camp everrrr:

" FMSA did not only included Islamic context but at the same time touched on relevant topics and could relate to students. Gerek! Gerek!"

"I think everyone ought to have more experience going for an Islamic camp like FMSA."

"It changed me, it can change others too."

"Mind boggling eye-opener."

Don't get me started on the food ;) And the list goes on...

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Anyway, there's some happening on the 1st of March!?
What is it?! What is it?!
Check your inbox really really soooon! Oh, and our blogs too :)

Hadith 18...as shared...

Assalammualaikum Dunia...
Peace World...

Here is the hadith I shared during the Panel Discussion at the BRMY camp.

Abu Dhar Jundub bin Junadah and Abu Abdul Rahman Mu’adh bin Jabal, radiyallahu anhuma, reported that the Messenger of Allah, sallallahu 'alayhi wasallam, said:
“Fear Allah wherever you may be; follow up an evil deed with a good one which will wipe (the former) out, and behave good-naturedly towards people.”
[Al-Tirmidhi relates it, saying: It is a good (hasan) Tradition. In some copies he says: It is a good and genuine (hasan and sahih) Hadith.]

My point to share is simple.
There is much we have done, doing or will do which fall under the category of an 'evil' deed.
However, that should not stop us from following up with a good deed.

So, keep doing good, even when you are in the pits of 'evil'.

Allah is Most Merciful, Most Forgiving.
Never despair His Mercy.
He loves us...always.

regards,
~dew~

Project Zip! Video (shown during BRMY Camp @NACLI)

In aid of the victims of the Tsunami which struck the Indian Ocean on December 2004, FMSA sought collaboration with Saff-PERDAUS and PERGAS to undertake Project Zip!. The project made an appeal to Singaporeans to donate Ziploc bags containing several items of basic necessities and drop them at collection centres. The Ziploc bags were then directed to Aceh Indonesia.

The project was mainly manned by the youth and student community (Muslims and non-Muslims). Known as 'Youth for Humanity', these youths managed to pack some 11 000 ziplog bags containing items such as mineral water, cereals, biscuits, towels and some medication. Boxes of clothings and other aid items were also collected.