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Terus bertumbuh dan berproses. 🌱. فالحياة رحلة

[Wit @witrhma]

@basebuku Boleh..

[Wit @witrhma]

@afrkml Bayar travel buat balik ke rantau

[Wit @witrhma]

Nitip sendal

[Simons @Simon_Ingari]

Boss: “You arrived 10 minutes late.”
Employee: “Yesterday I stayed late finishing that last-minute report.”
Boss: “I understand… but rules are rules.”

The next day, the employee arrived exactly on time.
And at 6:00 p.m. sharp, shut down the computer.
No extra emails. No work taken home.

If punctuality is non-negotiable, then effort must have boundaries too.
Recognition cannot be one-sided.

When mistakes are highlighted but dedication is ignored, the real message becomes clear:
“Do only what’s required. Nothing more.”

Empathy costs nothing.
The absence of it? That can cost you everything—especially your best people.

[العربية للحياة @ksgalfa]

أعلام رسّخوا اللغة والبيان؛ بمؤلفات علمية ممتدة الأثر على مرّ العصور.
#اليوم_العالمي_للغة_العربية
#العربية_للحياة

[Wit @witrhma]

Simpen dulu

[13🍜 @yearendsale_]

KUMPULAN RESEP SMOOTHIES BOWL ENAK!!

bisa jadi ide untuk sarapan atau kalau lagi pengen yang seger-seger 🍌🍓🍇

[Cambridge University Press - History @cambUP_History]

New Cambridge Element, Mind and Psychology in Early China, by Lisa Raphals, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://t.co/gJupV3Qfue
#cambridgeelements #history

[Al Jazeera English @AJEnglish]

Hundreds of Arabic words are used in the English language today, and there are surprising stories behind how some of them made it.

For World Arabic Language Day, Al Jazeera's @AlmaMilisic explains some of the key ones.

[Cambridge University Press - Religion @CambUP_Religion]

New Cambridge Element, Conjuring the Arab Magician, by Gal Sofer, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://t.co/QNdEXZDVlk
#cambridgeelements #religion

[CUP Linguistics @CambUP_LangLing]

New Cambridge Element, Discourse, Materiality, and Agency within Everyday Social Interactions, by Dariush Izadi @DariushIzadi, out now! Read for free for the next 2 weeks at
https://t.co/V3fmz89ohJ
#cambridgeelements #langugageandlinguistics

[Bhagavad Sambadha @fullmoonfolks]

Beberapa hari terakhir saya dan beberapa teman disaster relief melakukan assessment kebutuhan mendesak di beberapa titik bencana di Aceh dan Sumatera Utara;

Kami berencana mengirimkan emergency solar panel kit berkapasitas 3300W dan baterai berkapasitas 9600Ah serta instalasi water filter untuk kebutuhan listrik penerangan, komunikasi, air bersih dan dapur umum di beberapa posko di kabupaten Aceh Timur, Tapanuli Tengah dan Tapanuli Utara yang belum terjangkau bantuan, yang mau ikut patungan silakan ke sini ya https://t.co/PBf0Dz5UGn

Selain itu yang mau nitip logistik untuk didistribusikan di titik2 tadi bisa didrop di @pamitnyameeting

Yuk kita bantu mereka yuk, situasinya agak mengkhawatirkan

[ubaid @Ubaidullah_Sdq]

Jika anda sedang sholat fardlu ataupun sunnah kemudian mendengar orang yang minta tolong karena terbakar atau akan tenggelam maka engkau wajib membatalkan solatmu untuk menolongnya.
Bagaimana melakukan sholat wajib dikalahkan dengan kewajiban menolong orang yang dalam keadaan bahaya mengancam jiwa ? Ya memang demikianlah hukumnya. Saya yakin tuan-tuan sudah memahami.
Begitulah empati dalam hukum. Saudara-saudara kita yang ada di Sumatra sedang membutuhkan bantuan. Tidak cukup dalam sekala prinadi saja namun sekala negara. Dalam masalah bencana yang sudah sedemikian dahsyat tidaklah elok para pejabat ribut tentang status bencana, nasional atau bukan. Yang jelas bencana semenyedihkan tersebut adalah keadaan darurat. Sampai sholatpun wajib dibatalkan sebagaimana keadaan di atas. Apalagi hanya sekedar dana negara yang itupun dari hasil pajak mereka dan bencanapun disebabkan dari kesalahan kebijakan pejabatnya. Maka seberapapun dana yang dibutuhkan untuk saudara-saudara kita korban bah banjir lumpur dan kayu harus dan wajib dipenuhi dan diprioritaskan meskipun dengan mengurangi atau menghapus dana untuk program yang lain. Al-dlaruraatu tubikhu al-makhdlluraati.
Foto; https://t.co/P7OKVFGYuB

[ROCKOLOGIST | Custom Jewelry Specialist @rockologistwit]

There’s a quiet truth in what you said.

A lot of people don’t actually hate goodness, they’re just hurting because life hasn’t handed them the things they hoped for. When someone hasn’t received what they longed for, it’s easier to project frustration than to celebrate someone else’s light.

But that doesn’t change the value of the person being attacked. Kindness doesn’t become less true just because someone else can’t recognize it yet.

And it says a lot about you that you see through all that noise. 🫵🫰🏻🫶

[Wit @witrhma]

What a human you are, Jae. Looking at you, I realize that, when all the labels we put on people finally fall away, it’s our kindness and sincerity that truly define who we are as a person.

[ROCKOLOGIST | Custom Jewelry Specialist @rockologistwit]

FINALLY! About @eaJPark KTP sus.

This might disappoint some of you a little, bcs it’s nowhere near as wild as the theories about him secretly having a KTP Jogja, or moving here, or buying a house in the city. But honestly, I think… it’s something a bit deeper than that.

So here’s what actually happened:

After the GBK show, we were given a chance to join Jae’s send-off. Before he came out, security reminded us again and again not to touch him, not to get too close, not to do anything that would make their job harder. And of course, we understood. Just being able to stand there, wave from a close distance, and make sure he saw us—because he said to me genuinely that he wanted to say thank you to all the team—that already felt like more than enough.

But the moment he stepped out, limping a little from his injured foot… he didn’t hesitate.

He walked straight toward us, slipped past the line of security, and shook our hands one by one! All EIGHTEEN of us. He was the one who moved toward every one of us, not the other way around!

And that’s when the “KTP Jogja” joke secretly started forming in my mind. Because this kind of gesture: warm, soft-spoken, grounded kindness, is so deeply tied to Jogja culture. It’s something we grow up seeing here: when you enter or leave a room, you greet and shook every person. You acknowledge everyone. It’s not a rule, it’s a rhythm. A way of being.

Why am I so sure this gesture is tied to Jogja (and many city around it)? Because once, when I was in a big Indonesian city, I entered a room and greeted then shooked everyone the way we do here. People immediately said, “You must be from Jogja, right?” Saying this not because one city is better or worse than another. It’s just culture. A habit of warmth. That many acknowledge.

So seeing Jae, an American, instinctively do that...it stunned me. It felt like watching someone who had lived in Jogja for years. Which is why, jokingly, my brain went, “Yeah okay, this man definitely already has a KTP Jogja.”

And it didn’t stop there!

After greeting all of us, even though he was clearly in pain, he walked to the fence, leaned over the railing, and started greeting every fan who had waited for hours after the show.

We even overheard one of the staff quietly asking him,
“How far do you plan to go?”
And he answered, so simply,
“All the way. I’ll greet every one of them until the end of the fence.”

And he actually did it. For almost thirty minutes. While the entire crew and the band sat inside the van laughing at how impossibly earnest this man is.

But for me, the bigger point is this:

A person’s character—kindness, sincerity, humility, gentleness—those things don’t need a specific culture to exist. They aren’t tied to where someone was born or what language they speak. They show up in the tiny things: the way someone reaches out their hand, the way they look people in the eye, the way they make time even when their body is telling them to rest.

Gestures like that travel beyond nationality, beyond stereotypes, beyond the labels we give to places and people. They reveal who someone is when no one is asking them to perform.

And in that moment with Jae–no tv cameras, no crowd pressure, no spotlight—what we saw was pure character.

Unfiltered. Honest.

A kind of warmth that feels familiar, like the kindness you grow up with at home, even if the person standing in front of you comes from thousands of miles away.

It reminded us that sometimes THE HEART RECOGNIZES SINCERITY long before the mind tries to explain it.

We’ve met artists before. Many of them aren’t as big as he is. But the size of his sincerity… we’ve never seen anything like that. THAT BIG.

And fun fact—he said in an interview that Indonesia is one of the top three countries he’d consider living in if he ever moved from the US.

So who knows? Maybe the KTP Jogja agenda will become real one day. ✌️😸

[Wit @witrhma]

@gramedia Mau min katalognya...

[Wit @witrhma]

Truuueeee

[ly. ly? 🍓🦖 @sunfleurbelle]

normalize not judging people for spending their weekends just reading, eating, scrolling on twitter, and resting. work is already draining enough from monday to friday, and social energy isn’t unlimited. please.

[The Hind Rajab Foundation @HindRFoundation]

Hind Rajab has become the icon of the murdered childhood of Gaza. Her mother, Wessam, carries her story with dignity and tenderness.
The #HindRajabFoundation bears her name as a living commitment to that legacy.
Hind’s voice lives on, soft, powerful and impossible to ignore.

[Francesca Albanese, UN Special Rapporteur oPt @FranceskAlbs]

As @Airbnb & @bookingcom get sued everywhere for listing properties on stolen Palestinian land (see 👇), it’s time that WE THE PEOPLE stop using their services until they continue profiting from Apartheid.

Choose not to support to "Apartheid with one click" and let them know.

[gregg n. tongues (جُرَيْج)🔻 @gregg_tomlettes]

progress update on my little project:
- new theme
- 23 books on the site, full collection 70 at the moment
- works excellently on mobile
- on android, you can shortcut it on your home page, and it looks just like an app (adfree forever)

feedback welcome

https://t.co/zK4XpPYyhr

[• @Alhamdhulillaah]

رب إني لما أنزلت إلي من خير فقير

[Rabbi innī limā anzalta ilayya min khayrin faqīr]

My Lord! I am indeed needy of whatever good You may send to me