azo

ثلاث و عشزون 🌻

[fik @FikMisfits]

Maxis ni kelakar la, aku nak port out dari 28 june. Sampai sekarang tak settle.
Sepanjang tempoh tu boleh pulak dia offer samsung A35 busuk tu. tapi ikat 3 tahun. Ni latest, kasi plan lagi murah 30 hinggit dari plan yang sedia ada. Mana maunyaaa. Lepaskan je la aku niiii.

[azo @_aziyyy]

@FikMisfits @MaxisListens case dah tergantung berapa minggu pun still nak buat retention tak masuk akal. Dalah gantung case lama2 pastu expect orang bayar hahahahah

[azo @_aziyyy]

@MaxisListens @Maxis Done

[azo @_aziyyy]

Sickening betul tactics korang taknak customer portout eh, refuse to give any answers tapi suruh customer bayar when the lapse was from your side. Just wait for MCMC’s letter. @Maxis @MaxisListens

[i like food @messedupfoods]

straight from the source

[We Assess and Draw Cats 🐾 @WeAssessCats]

We already know who's in charge in that house...

[INKWAKUZI @inkwakuzi_]

When she was cooking the snake comes out of the roof and it shocked everyone who saw it 😳

[azo @_aziyyy]

These days, i learn you still boleh lapar gila2 punya lapar although mulut you tengah snackinggggg 😭😭😭

[azo @_aziyyy]

Tak kasi kang macam kesian, dah kasi aku yang dikesiankan 🤣

[𝑰𝒅𝒓𝒊𝒔 𝑨. 𝑶𝒏𝒊 PhD @IdrisAOni1]

For those who do not understand the image. The cartoon image is a meme that depicts a man in traditional Arab attire (thobe and ghutra) holding a stack of five large books labeled Qalun, Hafs, Warsh, Al-Duri, and Khalaf.

What the meme is referring to
These labels are not different "books" or separate versions of the Quran. They are names of authentic canonical recitations (Qirā'at) of the same Quran:

1. Hafs (full: Hafs 'an 'Asim): The most widespread recitation today, used in about 95% of printed Qur'ān worldwide (including most Muslim countries outside North Africa).
2. Warsh (Warsh 'an Nafi'): Commonly used in parts of North Africa (e.g., Algeria, Morocco, Tunisia).
3. Qalun: (Qalun 'an Nafi'): Another transmission from the same reader as Warsh, popular in Libya and parts of Tunisia.
4. Al-Duri; (Al-Duri 'an Abu 'Amr): Used in some regions of Sudan and West Africa.
5. Khalaf (Khalaf 'an Hamzah): One of the less common ones today but still authentic.

There are traditionally 7 or 10 canonical Qirā'at (depending on scholarly classification), all tracing back through unbroken chains of transmission to the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). These are different styles of recitation, primarily in pronunciation, intonation, vowel lengthening, and minor word forms similar to regional accents or dialects in a language.

Why the differences exist (Islamic perspective)
The Qur'ān was revealed in classical Arabic, which had various tribal dialects. Authentic hadiths state it was revealed in seven ahruf (modes/dialects) to make recitation easier for different Arab tribes. Over time, these developed into the standardized Qirā'at, all considered fully authentic and divinely permitted. The skeletal text (rasm) of the Qur'ān remains identical across all; differences are mostly in how words are vocalized or minor synonyms that complement rather than contradict the meaning.

The meme plays on a common criticism (often from non-Muslim polemicists) suggesting these Qirā'at prove "multiple Qur'ān" or textual corruption. In reality:
a. All Qirā'at convey the same core message and doctrines.
b. Differences are subtle (e.g., pronunciation of a word like "maliki" vs. "maaliki" in Al-Fatihah, or minor grammatical forms).
c. They enrich understanding by providing layered meanings, not conflicts.
d. The vast majority of Muslims recite in Hafs today, but switching to another authentic Qira'ah is perfectly valid.

The "confusion" portrayed is satirical exaggeration, there's no genuine doubt among scholars that all these are the one Qur'ān, perfectly preserved in its authentic forms.

Take every attack they throw against Islam as an opportunity to teach Muslims about Islam. In a way, they are helping to spread Islam but they do not know it because they are not different from the beasts, unable to think, research or see things properly. In fact, they are even more astray than the breasts.

[azo @_aziyyy]

Cut sugar almost 2 months pastu check ada turun 2kg pastu terus rasa dah sihat sangat macam2 melantak 😓

[Ainun Nasihah @DrAinunNasihah]

One thing I learn about riya’

If you are afraid of posting or sharing something, out of fear of what other people may think of you or people may perceive you as riya’, then you have fallen into riya’

Tricky, isn’t it?

Riya’ if present, it will be in heart.

[azo @_aziyyy]

Eating mi sedap after idk how many months…

[Mayowa Sheikhspeare @CoveredInWords]

Telling your wife she is beautiful every day.

[Puppies & Positivity @Puppieslover]

It’s too much going on in this video https://t.co/mqXP7TQ8IN

[We don't deserve cats 😺 @catsareblessing]

Good helper as a cat 🐱

[daniel @ohoneygotovegas]

crazy how after 17 years demi’s lovato muscle memory still went for the disney knees on “this is me”

[azo @_aziyyy]

Kenapalah orang post compilation lagu dsv, alip sukri dengan bang jat kat tt tu, dah seminggu aku dok ‘stay with me syg syg syg’…

[H’s mom @aiishadahir]

I hope this gives you motivation to pray