I'm possimpible.

Looking for the real HIM.

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Imma sucker for both coffee and tea. And Moroccan mint tea? OH MY GOD. #overtau #dapgils (at Merzouga - مرزوكة)

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KL - London - Lake District - Sheffield - Snowdonia - Cornwall - London - Paris - Fes - Merzouga - Sahara - Ouarzatate - Marrakesh - Tangier - Brighton - Dubai - KL. I feel blessed to get to witness the beauty of His creations. From the lakes to the seas to the mountains and deserts. HE is simply the greatest. Despite the amazing journey, I had a lot of things to reflect too. The process is on going though I am now safely back home (and broke). And oh, I've graduated too! Alhamdulillah. (at بوابة إقليم ميدلت)

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In every desert of calamity there is an oasis of comfort. It has been a wonderful year with ups and downs for me Alhamdulillah. Looking forward to this new year and to a better me of course. Salam Maal Hijrah to all muslims all over the world. (at Sahara Desert, Morocco)

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Kefta, skews, mixte seafood, couscous, moroccan mint tea 🥖🍢🍗🥔🥗 and..... I miss my nasi lemak. ☹️ (at Marrakech)

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👽 spotted. (at Taghrout, Ouarzazate, Morocco)

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A building that is a maze(ing) within. (at Kasbah Taourirt)

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En route to Sahara. (at الرشيدية)

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One of the many things I learned from this Sahara excursion is, how hard it was during our beloved Prophet (peace be upon him) and sahabat(s) time. Riding camels may look fun but it is also tiring. Try to walk on the sand, you'll find it exhaustive. Anyways, another bucket list, checked ✅. (at Sahara Desert, Morocco)

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My first visit to the city of Paris was three years ago with my mother. This time around I wasn't with her of course. But it brings back thousands of memories. #AlFatihah (at Arc de Triomphe)

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Yes, no laptop view of course. 🏞 #workhardguys (at Snowdonia)

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No nasi lemak but I'm okay. #breakfastview #nolaptopview #noworktodo #bringsbackmemories (at Trawsfynydd)

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[thequotejournals]

Does everyone secretly feel lost? Sort of shoved into a corner alone?… Have you ever felt like your home wasn’t home anymore? If you were me, where would you run?

Shannon Hale, Forest Born  (via thequotejournals)

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Sun day

Kopi susu Quesadilla ariba ariba Netflix jammmmmmmmm

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[equalityforher]

Women’s History Month - March 13th

Malala Yousafzai was first known under the pseudonym Gul Makai when in 2009, she, with the help of a BBC radio correspondent, wrote a blog about life for Pakistani females under Taliban rule for the BBC Urdu website. Malala became better known when she starred in the documentary Class Dismissed in Swat Valley, detailing her last days of school before the Taliban ban on girls’ schools. After the Pakistani army intervened, many of the laws enforced by the Taliban were lifted, including the school ban, but the Taliban influence never left. Death threats were later issued against Malala, and on October 9, 2012, she was shot in the head and neck at the age of 15. Malala Yousafzai was given “a second life” when she managed to recover from her critical condition and international outrage gave fire to her cause, sparking the I am Malala movement, which later became the title of her 2013 memoir. Today, Malala is an international activist for children’s education and women, giving talks to policy makers and audiences across the globe. Malala has received many honors for her activist work, including nominations for the Nobel Peace Prize in 2013 and 2014. Though she is still considered a threat to the Taliban, Malala will never be silenced again.