By Batrisya Nerva Abdullah. This retreat taught me so much. I realized that being close to Allah SWT brings true peace. Praying together, doing zikr, and taking time to reflect on life are really important.
By Zulfikar. If taken seriously and with focus, recitation of the Quran can be both a workout as well as a sense of enjoyment as one would when engaging in an artform.
By Jafaran Khan. To work on the Tajweed of the Heart, we saw that we need to understand the verses which we recite, to contemplate over them, and also upon reciting the verse, to look to recite it with meaning.
By Liza Nerva Abdullah. It struck me that sometimes, Allah SWT draws us closer not through grand events, but through quiet trials that gently turn our hearts back to Him alone.
By Khadijahmah Bte Abdul Barik. The love and peace shared among all of us truly touched my heart. It reminded me of how important it is to have good company in this journey of faith, and how together, we can lift each other up.
By Hameeda Bee. Given my age I sometimes struggle to grasp the tajweed rules or makhraj (articulation points) of the Arabic letters) but I will not let this stop me from my new learning journey with the Quran.
By Irfana Fatimah Binte Mahmood. Soon, I was immersed. The sounds of the MRT, the announcements, the chatter around me all faded. It was just me and the Quran. It felt as though Allah was speaking directly to me, knowing the exact struggles I was facing.
By Rafiq Hariz. When a better understanding of the meanings of the verses I’m reciting, the experience of reciting the Quran changes entirely. The verses begin to carry deeper meaning, and the words that were once recited mechanically now invite more reflection and contemplation.
By Mohammed Nibras. I studied hard so I alone can escape sin. Yet I did not help anyone else avoid theirs. Hence, this is a reminder to myself and to all of us, not to prioritize just ourselves.
By Hafiy Adam Johannes Bin Jasno Johannes. Allah SWT helped us by surrounding us with good company, striving toward the same goal as us - a blessing that eased overcoming the barrier to even opening the Quran.
By Muhamad Amir Akmal Mohammad Sahrin. It was much more, not just the connection but the practise as without that weekly routine, we had let the deception of our “busy” life filled with work tricked us into not establishing our own routine and connection with the Quran.
By Noor Khadijah Sumayyah. Keep in touch with your prayer and the Quran. You should also get a Quran teacher so that you can have a teacher who can correct your mistakes. When you get a teacher you should not feel shy when your teacher corrects you for your mistakes.
by Naqiyah Ahmad Murad. In it lies many secrets and knowledge that Allah SWT shared with us, including something as mysterious as the birth of a child. How much do we know of ourselves?
By Ruqoyah Mazlan. But surrender doesn’t mean passivity. It’s not about sitting back and doing nothing. In fact, real surrender is deeply active — it’s choosing to remember Allah in everything, in every breath and every step.
By Nur Hazlinda. But as a child, unaware of the Quran’s true value, I saw it merely as a task to complete or a competition to memorise the most —not as a means to connect with Allah.
By Ruqoyah Mazlan. I started to understand that the Qur’an isn’t just a miracle because of its words. It’s a miracle because of what it does to a person who keeps coming back to it, despite self-doubt, despite slow progress, despite feeling behind others.
By Nur Hidayah. If you can spend 8, hours + OT sometimes at work, why can't you spend at least 2-3 hours 2x per week for Allah? Allah is the one providing you with everything and you're neglecting him.
Rose of Madinah SG aims to follow the Prophetic example. It strives to create opportunities for individuals to get closer to The Creator by serving His Creations. They do this through Knowledge, Service, and Excellence
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