#aiman azlan

[ainkongsi]

Sekufu: Bina Keserasian & Bentuk Persefahaman Dalam Rumah Tangga - Aiman Azlan & Dr Harlina Halizah Siraj

Ramai orang mengimpikan perkahwinan yang bahagia dan sempurna - setia sehingga hujung nyawa. Apabila sudah berkahwin, barulah tersedar bahawa perjalanan mencapai bahagia itu tidaklah seindah dan semudah yang dibayangkan. Hatta untuk mencapai kata sepakat bersama pasangan daripada sebesar-besar perkara sehingga sekecil-kecilnya pun sukar, sampai kita mula mempersoalkan keserasian hidup sebagai pasangan suami isteri.

Apakah sebenarnya yang terjadi? Adakah kami tidak sekufu lagi? Kita sangka memilih pasangan yang sekufu ialah kunci utama untuk bahagia dalam perkahwinan. Hakikatnya, sekufu dengan pasangan bukanlah bermaksud tiada langsung perbezaan. Apa yang perlu ditekankan ialah kebersamaan. Bersama-sama memberikan komitmen untuk saling memahami. Bersama-sama membina keserasian untuk menjayakan hubungan rumah tangga.

Melalui buku ini, Aiman Azlan & Dr Harlina menghuraikan punca permasalahan yang sering terjadi dalam rumah tangga berserta solusi praktikal yang boleh diaplikasikan oleh pasangan suami isteri dalam usaha membina keserasian dalam perhubungan.

Harga: RM30 Pembelian boleh buat kat sini.

[kinabadrishah]

A quote that I would love to share about relationship by Aiman Azlan from his book, Unbreakable—

"You will never feel ready, but you can be prepared."

[yourhani]

The Other Side of the Coin.

It's my first reading motivational English book from a Malaysian authors. At first few pages I thought I was already late for their advises, which knowing the authors audience is youth. I'm still youth of course but I already finished or skip the path his talked about. It makes me feel regretful since I can no longer apply it especially at school. But to sum up this a great book that I will recommend with senior high and Uni student. I haven't finish it yet but I definitely will since I know a long the way, I can learn more aside for what I already mention. This is one of my recommended book. I salute Aiman and Ameen for this wonderful work. May Allah bless them to guide not only Malay youth but the world for making it accessible. Job well done!

[islamicrays]

We may forget the things we post online a month ago, a week ago, a day ago, or even an hour ago. But every character we typed in will be on our permanent record. The angels on our shoulders don't sleep and they don't make mistakes. Above all, the One who appointed them the job is All Knowing. Be careful with what you type. On the internet, your fingers are your tongue and we all know how destructive our tongues can be. To others, and to ourselves. In God's court, nothing is hidden and nothing is forgotten.

Aiman Azlan

[fairyfairy3]

A book written by Aiman Azlan and Ameen Misran which I highly recommend to those who want to kill time with reading books. It is very motivating. Good for those who are diffident and always want to become someone better. Check it out :)

[islamicrays]

In marriage, there's no room for a massive ego. You leave it outside once you enter into this relationship. You know this to be true the moment when your child pees, pukes, and poops, and then you have to clean it up. Sometimes you have to clean yourself up, if you know what I mean. Marriage: a fine way to teach humility, if we are willing to learn.

Aiman Azlan

[passtheknowledge]

Six ways to help lower the gaze

Six ways to help lower the gaze

Source: productivemuslim.com

By: Aiman Azlan

The eyes have desires that have a great tendency to want to be fulfilled, as if there is a gravity-like force that pulls the sight to the things we should not be looking at. Like gravity, those who resist will feel the force acting on them, while those who just go with the flow will feel little or nothing at all. Like gravity, it takes a lot of…

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[mirnasm]

on the same team, for the long run, all the way to Jannah

"Know that both of you are on the same team, so don’t think about winning or losing. Use the Quran and the Sunnah as a guide, not as a weapon to bring the other down. Be kind and compassionate, especially towards your family. The best people are the best to their families. Like I said, you’re on the same team. You are both in this for the long run, all the way to Jannah. Insha Allah. Teach your kids about Islam, about Allah, and about the Prophet. Be their first and their best teacher. Don’t outsource your parenting responsibilities to anyone. Teach them about accountability and about responsibility early on in life so that they learn how to be good and honest people. Teach them how to choose good friends and how to be good friends. Teach them to give back to the community. Teach them to serve people and be a good resource for people, not a burden. Teach them good manners through good examples. Talk to your kids. Face them and have good conversations. Don’t face the TV. That’s not good quality family time. That’s just a bunch of people sitting in front of the TV. Ask them about their day. Stimulate their minds. Encourage them to think. Ask for their opinions. Encourage them to read good books. Read with them and read to them."

Aiman Azlan