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Khadam

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Ya tuan Kami sokong tuan Betul tu tuan Kami ikut tuan Diam... Ya tuan Kami diam Cakap... Ya tuan kami turut perintah Tak perlu Di tutup mulut kami Kerana kami bisu Tak perlu Di tutup rapat mata kami Kerana kami buta Tak perlu Di ikat kuat tangan kami Kerana kami sudah lesu Jangan risau Kerana Kami tak berani melawan Jangan risau Kerana Kami masih berangan Jangan risau Kerana Kami hanya lah khadam yang menunggu habuan Kami hanya lah khadam yang tiada pegangan Al Hambra Berkarya dari atas pelantar larian 😬 12 Nov 2018
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Tangan Tangan Ghaib

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Tangan tangan ghaib Bagai tangan ajaib Memanipulasi boneka Menggerak mengikut cita Pantas pergerakan  Hingga tak kelihatan Tangan tangan ghaib Pandai sembunyi aib Bagai silap mata Di sihir sehingga buta Walau jelas kelihatan  Bisa ditutup penglihatan  Tangan tangan ghaib Cuba beradu nasib Wang berjuta di jumpa Tak tahu dari mana Boneka dijadikan taruhan Yang di atas sembunyi tangan Ohh... Tangan itu milik siapa Bergerak dengan topeng muka Mahu menguasai segala Halal haram tidak di kira Sampai bila mahu berahsia Suatu masa akan terbongkar juga Ke mana mahu lari Tiada tempat kau bisa pergi Bila mana mulut mu terkunci Kulit kulit menjadi saksi Dan tangan tangan ghaib tak bisa bersembunyi  Alhambra  18 October 2016 @ 17 Muharam 1438H
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Travelogue to Turkey- Part VI-Konya - Mevlana museum and Sultanhani Caravanserai

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D5- 25th March 2015 From the Selimiye mosque, we walked in a group to the Mevalana Museum. It was the mausoleum of Jalaluddiin Al-Rumi, a Persian Sufi also known as Mevlana or Maulana in our language or Rumi (another title given to him). It was also the dervish lodge of the Mevlevi order, better known as the whirling dervishes. As mentioned before, Finar did talk a lot about Mevlana Jalaluddiin Al-Rumi in the bus, before we reached Konya. I took some notes but might missed out a lot. So before went back to Malaysia, I had an opportunity to grab a book on this man in one of the bookstore. It was just about 260 pages, which I'd almost completed reading it. Frankly speaking, I was not fond of this man, but just out of curiosity I read about him to know why a lot of people adored him so much and followed his footsteps. Who's Jalaluddiin Al-Rumi? His real name was Muhammad Jalal Al-Din. He was named as Hudawandigar, Mevlana/ Mawlana and A-Rumi. His father named hi...
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