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Wanita yang Setara Dengan 1000 Laki-laki

🍁عائشة لطيفة🌿:

Salah seorang guru ngaji Al-Quran bercerita didalam suatu masjid, “Suatu ketika datang kepadaku anak kecil yang ingin mendaftar masuk halqoh (kelas), aku berkata kepadanya, ‘Apakah ada surat atau ayat yang sudah kamu hafal ?’, dia berkata, ‘iya’, Aku berkata, “baca surat dari juz 'Amma !”, lalu dia membacanya dari awal sampai akhir, dan aku bertanya lagi, “apakah kamu hafal surat Tabarok?”, “iya”, jawabnya.

Aku menjadi heran padahal dia masih kecil sudah hafal surat tersebut, lalu aku bertanya lagi tentang surat An-Nahl, dan ternyata dia sudah hafal surat tersebut, maka bertambahlah rasa takjubku.

Aku penasaran apakah dia hafal surat yang panjang atau tidak, lalu aku bertaya “Apakah kamu hafal surat Al-Baqoroh ?”, Dan sekali lagi aku merasa takjub dan kagum atas jawabannya “iya” yang dia lontarkan, lalu dia membaca surat Al-Baqoroh tanpa salah sedikitpun..

Kemudia aku bertanya, “Wahai anakku, apakah kamu hafal Al-Quran seluruhnya ?”, “iya”, jawabnya, terjawablah rasa pensaranku, ternyata anak kecil ini hafal Alquran seluruhnya, kemudian aku memintanya untuk datang lagi besok dan membawa orangtuanya,

Keesokan harinya ketika aku melihat ayahnya yang tidak tanpak sebagai orang yang istiqomah dalam sunnah, aku merasa heran dan bergumang, “benarkah ini ayahnya ?”

Dia (Ayah) menyadari rasa ketidak percayaanku, dan segera menghampiriku dan berkata “anda terkejut bahwasanya dia adalah anakku !?, ketahuilah sesungguhnya dibelakang anak ini ada seorang wanita yang dapat menandingi 1000 laki-laki, aku mempunyai 3 anak yang semuanya hafal Al-Quran, dan putriku yang paling kecil berumur 4 tahun sudah hafal juz 'Amma”.

“Bagaimana bisa ?”, tanyaku, dia menjawab “Istrikulah yang mendidik mereka, setiap dia bertemu mereka yang dibicarakan hanyalah tentang Al-Quran dan selalu menyemangati mereka untuk menghafalnya, dan dia membuat perlombaan, barangsiapa diantara mereka yang hafal terlebih dahulu boleh memilih menu makan malam, dan yang mengulang hafalannya terlebih dahulu boleh memilih rekreasi akhir pekan, dan yang hafal Al-Quran lebih dulu dia boleh memilih dimana dia akan mondok, dan sebab suasana rumah selalu seperti inilah, Alquran mendarahdaging pada mereka”

Subhanalloh….

inilah salah satu contoh wanita sholehah, yang mana baiknya keluarganya tergantung pada baiknya dirinya.

🌹🌹🌹

@muslimahsholehah

Kuatkan kami kelak, Rabbi….

[bringmetojannah]

Ya Allah…… FAMILY GOAL!!!!!! :”

[wareofstockholm]

07.12.17

600 pages of math in 50 days. Day 30! 

As you can see on my math tracker ↑, I’ve come pretty far. 

I have: 200 pages, 7 online tests, 3 assignments and 1 examination left to do, and 20 days to go.  

AND TOMORROW: ADMISSION(!!), so freaking nervous. and really excited. 

[yumicademy-deactivated20200508]

How to take effective notes (in class). I probably should’ve added that in the banner 😂. I know many people have already made posts like this, but I just thought I’d give my own tips and tricks.

i. Be prepared:

If you know what topics will be discussed, skim your textbook before class. If you have no time, just read the main titles and subtitles so you have a general idea of what the topic’s about. This will help you understand everything you write down, and you’ll be a more active writer.  

ii. Be minimal: 

I know that having colors and all is really nice, and sometimes it’s essential for the learning process, but it can also be very time consuming. Try to write down your notes with one color, and use a different color only for titles, subtitles, or important words. You can also adopt a highlighting system to color-code your notes at home.  

iii. Be well rested: 

This might sound strange, but I always find that when I’m tired and sleepy, I can never take notes. Sometimes I even doze off in class, which is obviously no good. So, being well rested is essential for you to be alert and focused in class.     

iv. Be concise 

You’ve heard this multiple times. Don’t write everything down. But, while doing that, you should also find a way to further shorten your sentences. Use abbreviations and acronyms. But, make sure that you know what everything means. Don’t use a certain abbreviation suddenly and then forget what it means when you’re reviewing.

v. Be somewhat neat 

Find a place for your handwriting between completely illegible and crazy neat. You need to write quickly, but you should also write neatly.

vi. Refer back to your textbook and teacher 

You are human, and sometimes you don’t always write things correctly. You can always check with friends, but sometimes even they can’t help. So, in times like this, you should refer back to your textbook and teacher as well.  

vii. Sit away from friends

While writing notes, your focus should be at its highest. Don’t let your friends distract you, and in return, don’t distract them.

viii. Take good notes the first time

If you find that you benefit most from rewriting notes, then this is not for you. But if you’re short on time and find that you passively copy words when rewriting notes, then you’ll benefit from this. Take good notes the first time around. Focus on making them effective study aids for you when you need them later.

I think that’s it for now! If you want me to make a post on digital vs. written notes, let me know! Sorry for any spelling/grammar mistakes! 

[mapsontheweb]

Map showing audible range of the Krakatoa eruption, the loudest noise in recorded history, August 27 1883.

[hasanmuhammad]

Mad

[poemswords]

[hasanmuhammad]

Thanks budy

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Anak-Anak Subuh

Ada anak lelaki yang hampir setiap subuh ikut berjamaah, ia berdiri dan duduk persis di sebelah Ayahnya. Meniru semua gerakan Ayahnya, si Ayah sholat sunnah ia ikut, begitu seterusnya.

Ada anak usia sekitar tiga tahun yang kadang-kadang ikut Ayahnya ke masjid. Wajahnya terlihat baru bangun tidur, masih pakai diapers pula. Berdiri persis di samping Ayahnya mengikuti Ayahnya sholat sunnah sebelum subuh. Sampai gerakan sujud nggak bangun lagi, hingga Ayahnya selesai sholat, ternyata ia tertidur sambil sujud.

Ada lagi anak yang usianya juga sekitar tiga tahun. Juga berdiri di sebelah Ayahnya, namun pada saat sholat subuh tak berapa lama setelah takbir dan Imam membaca alfatihah, ia ngeloyor meninggalkan barisan. Hingga sholat subuh usai, biasanya ia duduk di pojok masjid menunggu Ayahnya selesai.

Ada pula Ayah yang membawa anaknya ke masjid dalam kondisi masih terlelap. Di gendong turun dari mobilnya, sampai ke masjid dan bahkan hingga jamaah bubar si anak tetap terlelap. Meski sang Ayah sudah mencoba membangunkannya. Maklum, masih usia dua tahun.

Yang menarik ada anak yang rajin ke masjid padahal tidak ada Ayahnya. Entah bagaimana ibunya mendidik, menarik pastinya. Meski tanpa Ayah yang sudah lama meninggal, ia tetap rajin ke masjid.

Selama masih ada barisan anak-anak yang berangkat ke masjid di subuh hari, meskipun dengan berbagai kepolosan perilakunya, maka masih jelas masa depan agama ini.

Selama masih ada orang tua, terutama para Ayah yang berupaya mengajak serta anak-anaknya sholat subuh berjamaah di masjid, akan kokohlah barisan pejuang agama Allah. Negara pun akan selamat.

Khawatir lah bila sudah tidak ada kalangan muda dalam barisan jamaah subuh di masjid-masjid, bagaimana nasib ummat ini di masa datang?

Ada riwayat yang terbaca, salah satu rahasia kehebatan para pejuang Aceh, yang membuat penjajah kesulitan mengalahkan rakyat Aceh adalah, Teuku Umar dan para panglima memilih pasukannya dari masjid-masjid di waktu subuh.

Mereka yang bangun subuh adalah para pejuang. Orang-orang yang bersungguh-sungguh, yang telah bisa mengalahkan rasa lelah dan malasnya, tak turuti kantuknya, menguasai egonya.

Kagum kepada para orang tua yang tak lelah mengenalkan, mengajarkan dan memberi contoh kepada anak-anaknya untuk sholat berjamaah subuh di masjid. Kelak anak-anak ini menjadi pribadi yang tangguh raga dan jiwanya.

Tak perlu khawatir, bila subuh saja bisa dikuasai, kelak masa depan bisa digenggam. @bayugawtama

[studyingclaw]

How to study:

Before classes:

1 - Have a good night of sleep.  - At least eight hours.

2 - Take some coffee before going to school.  - Always have a snack in your bag. (Don’t study hungry)

3 - Workout. - I know it’s going to be hard, since most of you have to wake up so early, but working out will help you to make the most out of your day. 

4 - Organize your bag the night before. 

5 - Go through what you’ll be learning on the day. - This way you will be prepared and you can take notes about your doubts on the subjects.

6 - Listen to a badass playlist on the way to school/college. - It will boast your motivation. 

7 - Drink a lot of water.  - That’s a tip to the whole day, actually. Always remember to take a bottle of water or tea to school/college. 

During class:

1 - Sit in the front. - You will understand more your teacher and be away from the noises that can take away your attention.

2 - Ask questions. (No matter how dumb you think they are.) - Do not end a class with doubts. If you can’t ask during the class, take a note of your question on a sticker/notebook to ask later.

3 - Record the lectures.

4 - Put stickers on notes you will need to go over. 

5 - Listen to your teacher. - Be friendly with them. - Write down their names and contacts (number, emails, social media).

6 - Taking notes on class!

- Don’t worry about it being pretty, just make it organized and understandable so you can go over and make real notes later.  - Always start with the subject title and date.  - Differentiate by color your teacher’s notes and yours. Put in red (or any other color you want, actually) the important things.

After class:

1 - Eat. - You need to replace energy!

2 - Review everything you learned on the day you learned it.

3 - Complete your homework on the day you get it.  - Or start it, if the task is too big.  - NEVER FALL BEHIND!

4 - Dress comfy.

5 - Have office hours in case you didn’t understand something.

6 - Watch documentaries on the topic you are currently studying.

7 - Study 30 minutes (50 minutes at the very most) and stop for 10 minutes.  - Leave your study place when it’s break time.

8 - Turn off your phone or let it out of sight. 

9 - Test yourself/talk out loud. - Do practice questions!

10 - Taking notes after class!

- Organize your notes by color. - Rewrite the informations with your own words. - When writing the new notes, make it pretty if you can. (I think it motivates me to study, looking at something well made) Otherwhise, be simple and objective, focus on the most important things. - Go over the class recording and read the books to compare with your class notes, to make sure you didn’t forget anything.

[hasanmuhammad]

Need some guidance ? Take these all

[acdemic]

hey hello hi!!! it’s been ages (6 months?!) since my last masterpost, and i’ve been seeing so many great educational apps on the google play store. so here’s a list of some educational smartphone apps that you should check out! 

disclaimer: i have not used most of these applications (i generally don’t use study or even productivity apps), so i’m recommending them based on reviews!

general education

curiosity [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] curiosity is a super cool app that’s all about learning new quirky facts! every 24 hours new content is released, including mind-blowing science, history and technology facts. it’s like having the best museum and the most fascinating library at your disposal.

coursera [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] with coursera, you can access more than 1,000 courses and specializations developed by 140+ of the best colleges and universities in the world, and master subjects from python programming and data science to photography and music.

edx [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] edx provides free online courses from the world’s best universities and institutions. there are so many topics to discover, including computer science, engineering, history, psychology, nutrition, big data, statistics and hundreds more. with edx, you have the flexibility to learn on your schedule. it is free education, when and where you want it.

khan academy [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] khan academy allows you to learn (almost) anything for free. browse over 10,000 videos and explanations at your fingertips in math, science, economics, history, and much, much more. sharpen your skills with over 40,000 interactive practice questions with instant feedback and step-by-step hints. khan academy is a wealth of resources and it’s all free!  note: i really really recommend khan academy! it is super helpful and there’s also the free sat prep (and the upcoming free lsat prep for people interested in law school)!!

udemy [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] udemy is your place to learn real world skills online. with over 32,000 online courses and tutorials, offered in more than 80 languages, you can choose from a wide range of topics to inspire creativity, hone your skills, be your own boss, and more. courses in everything from programming, it & software, business, marketing and entrepreneurship, health, design, languages, music, and much more.

goodwall [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] goodwall is basically a social network for students - you can share your skills and achievements and win scholarships (and even be recognized by colleges and universities!) when you join, you are eligible for a $500 weekly new student award, in addition to the $1000 student of the month scholarship. people seem to think that it’s a great way to connect to other motivated students throughout the world (obviously the studyblr community is The Best ;) but here’s an awesome alternative!)

schoold [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] schoold is a super cool app that allows you to find information on 3000+ colleges and 25k+ scholarships by major and admission chance. It also offers free college counseling (advice on applications, financial aid, majors, and careers) and future planning tools! 

science

phywiz [ play store, free ] need help with your physics homework? phywiz provides step by step solutions for questions in over 30 physics topics, including kinematics, forces, gravity, and quantum physics. ask phywiz a question like "if mass is 6 and velocity is 7, what is momentum?“ and get your answer immediately. many of the positive reviews call it “one of the best apps i’ve ever used”.

little alchemy [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] [ website ] this is such a cute game where you start with four elements and combine them to create interesting, fun and surprising items. it’s definitely addictive!

chemistry quiz [ play store, free ]  500+ quiz questions covering the elements, the periodic table, bonding and interactions, matter and mixtures, chemical reactions, acids and bases, organic chemistry, nuclear chemistry, history of chemistry, and labs.

skyview [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] a beautiful and intuitive stargazing app that uses your camera to precisely spot and identify celestial objects in sky, day or night. it’s a great app for people who love space but don’t want to purchase fancy equipment to enjoy its beauty. you can see what each star and planet is and where it’s going. be sure to calibrate it first!

coding

encode [ play store, free ] encode is packed with bite-sized coding lessons that combine succinct explanations and clear real-code examples. it is a wonderful way for beginners to start programming.

sololearn has a ton of apps that are all about learning to code: java, c#, python, javascript, c++, etc.!

programming hub [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] your one-stop solution to learn all of the top programming languages! you can learn c, c++, java, html, javascript, r, css, vb.net, c#, python 2.7, python 3, linux shell scripting, swift, sql, jquery, and assembly 8086. there are over 1800+ pre-compiled programs with output for practice and learning. a new feature seems to be the programming-related interview questions that can help you prepare for a job interview!

codenza [ play store, free ] codenza is a dictionary of 3000+ ready-made computer programs: the ultimate coding encyclopedia for university curriculum. codenza covers everything from computer graphs to artificial intelligence! note: codenza does not teach programming. it only provides programs and offers explanations for the more complex programs.

math

cymath [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] [ website ] stuck on a math problem? cymath allows you to enter your problem, and helps you to solve it step-by-step. topics include pre-algebra, algebra (equation solving, factoring, logarithms, exponents, complex numbers, quadratic equations, trigonometry, partial fraction, polynomial division, etc.), and calculus (product rule, quotient rule, chain rule, u-substitution, integration by parts, integration by partial fraction, trigonometric substitution, rationalizing substitution, etc.)

photomath [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] math is full of symbols that we are inconvenient to type, and photomath solves that problem: simply point your camera toward a math problem and photomath will show the result with detailed step-by-step instructions. there is a new feature of handwriting recognition as well!

mathway [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] [ website ] yet another math problem solver! this one allows you to type your problem or scan a picture of your problem. mathway covers basic math, pre-algebra, algebra, trigonometry, precalculus, calculus, statistics, finite math, linear algebra, chemistry, and graphing. one flaw seems to be that you need to be online for it to work, but otherwise, it’s a fantastic tool!

history

history timeline [ play store, free ] okay, woah. this is a detailed timeline of world history with thousands of entries! it includes world history (events, nations, leaders, and wars) AND history of science, art, literature, music, and philosophy.

today in history [ play store, free ] [ similar apple, free ] for the history enthusiast who wants to learn something new every day: today in history tells you what historical events happened on that day! it works offline and you can choose from over 50 languages.

ancient history encyclopedia [ play store, free ] [ website ] thousands of informative and reliable articles on ancient history. articles are written with students in mind and are carefully reviewed to ensure accuracy, and are easy to read. 

languages

duolingo [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] one of the leading language learning apps, duolingo gives you the ability to learn english, spanish, french, german, italian, portuguese, dutch, irish, danish, swedish, russian, ukrainian, esperanto, polish, and turkish for free. you can practice your speaking, reading, listening, and writing skills and improve your vocabulary and grammar.

productivity

forest [ play store, free ] [ apple, $1.99 ] forest is a cute productivity app that keeps you off of your phone! you set a certain amount of time, and during that time a tree ‘grows’, but if you use your phone before the times up, the tree dies. :( 

habitica [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] have you heard of ‘gamification’? habitica is an app that allows you to gamify your tasks! check off tasks to level up your avatar and unlock features such as armor, pets, skills, and even quests! it’s a great way to have fun while being productive! note: habitica is another one of these apps that i’ve actually attempted to use - it is super cute and it’s definitely a great way to stay on track!

timetune [ play store, free ] timetune is a great app for people who have established a daily routine or would like to. you can set up a routine (or multiple routines) and add your daily tasks. it can be used as a daily task reminder, student calendar, timetable planner, routine schedule organizer, routine optimizer, habit creation tool, daily time manager, or daily planner.

ike [ play store, free ]  ike is a to-do list that uses eisenhower’s priority matrix. you can organize your tasks by importance and urgency, and add all sorts of details such as due dates and location reminders.

habithub [ play store, free ] habithub is based on seinfeld’s productivity secret, which involves building long streaks of days that will motivate you to keep moving forward. (snapchat for habits? i think yes!) it includes a full calendar view for every habit, reminders, compatibility with smartwatches, the option to write notes every day, more flexible goals, the ability to categorize your habits, and graphs that show you how you’re doing. the interface looks beautiful and people seem to love the abundance of settings.

pomotodo [ play store, free ] [ apple, free ] there is an abundance of pomodoro timers in the app store, and pomotodo is one of them! pomotodo easily syncs across platforms, has advanced to-do list options, the ability to customize pomo and break times, offers background noise to keep you focused, and sends you weekly email reports to help you track your productivity. i don’t want to list a ton pomodoro apps in this masterpost, but here are the many options on google play store!

alright, that’s all i’ve got for you today !! i hope that this was helpful, and feel free to send me an ask with any questions, suggestions for future masterposts, or your recommendations for other study apps/websites!! :) have a great day!

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