Alhamdulillah wa shukrulillah that we are healthy and able to enjoy Allah's generous bounties. This posting is done with Aunty S of Spain in mind, to bring back her memories having lived some years in Kuala Lumpur. Also for Dr. N who could be missing out on Eid preps in KL.
Malaysia is indeed a colorful and bountiful country. To our foreign readers, remember 2014 is Visit Malaysia Year, so come on over : )
Malaysia is indeed a colorful and bountiful country. To our foreign readers, remember 2014 is Visit Malaysia Year, so come on over : )
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| Eid decor at KLCC |
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| Eid cookies sold at KLCC. I personally loovvee... Eid cookies made/sold in Johor Bharu (the southern-most city in Peninsula Malaysia). Have to give it a miss this year. |
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| Eid fiesta at Mid Valley Mall, KL |
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| My Eid dress by Variante. The label's designer is one humble Indian gentleman who chose to name his work after his father Mr. Varian. Variante carries plenty of decent Muslimah dresses. |
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| Bangsar Shopping Center decorated Turkish style |
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| May you have a great bonding time with your family as you shop for Eid! |
In the meantime, let's reflect on this Ramadan advertisement by a local bank CIMB Islamic, which quotes a verse of the Qur'an.
"I am Ever-Forgiving to anyone who repents,
has faith, acts rightly, and then continues in guidance."
Surah TaHa 20:82
"Open your hearts and be guided by the right values.
Choose to forgive and also seek forgiveness.
Allow the ties that bind to strengthen and grow ever closer."
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| "Mulia" is a Malay word for noble. May Allah beautify us with noble characters. Ameen |
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