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Name : Naeem bin Uzair
Age : 18
Course : Engineering and Computer Sciecne
Hometown : Seksyen 7, Shah Alam
Hobby  : Pondering

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1. I've learned more about the five pillars of Islam.

2. I learned to communicate better with people I don't know.

3. I learned about some common mistakes we Muslims make when reading the Quran.

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I hope more people would participate in our Usrah activities. For instance, when we are discussing something, instead of experiencing those moments of silence, it would be nice if someone continued the conversation.

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Roleplay : Appreciation for nature and enviroment

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Roleplay : Appreciation for nature and enviroment

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Name: Naeem bin Uzair

Age: 19 (about to in like 4 month)

Course: Engineering and Computer Science

Hometown: Seksyen 7, Shah Alam, Selangor

Hobby: Still pondering

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Let's see..

Usrah 1:

Full attendance.

Sometimes help naqib.

His name is Adib.

Making friends with the other students .

Learned to communicate well with strangers.

Usrah 2:

-1 Attendance because of an emergency.

Still making friends with the other student even though already know them.

Learned new info about Salah. More to the reasons of why we do certain things during Salah.

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I don't think I have any wish for my Usrah this semester but I do have a couple of words to say since this is the last Usrah we are going to have for who knows how long.

I just want to say that no matter the path you have chosen in the future, I hope in the end you will find happiness within yourselves. Humans are never satisfied with their achievements but I hope that you guys will always feel enough and grateful for what you have.

So, I hope that you don't waste your time in or while choosing that path living someone else's life but instead make yours count for something.

Fight for what matters to you.

Because even if you fall short, what better way is there to live?