#najmi

[seriouslyisolde]

babies??? PaRents??? BABIES? pArEnTs??? Babies? parents??

i often say that i want to be happy but why do i always do this to myself

here's to another tragic couple 💀💀💀

[aiklahori]

فیر کی ہویا جے میں رویا ؟!

بھریا برتن ڈُل جاندا اے !

feyr ki hoya jay main roya ?!

bhareya bartan dul janda ae !

shayar: umair najmi

[bazm-e-ishq]

If we separate it won't be easy for a lifetime to get this heart fall. It would feel like it had fallen but it won't.

A lot of attention ruins the relationship. If we fear more we won't be afraid at all.

— Umair Najmi

[prefectbleux]

there's just something about him whenever he's angry hmmm might make more of this in the future

[bantennewscoid-blog]

Madrasah Ma'had Nurul Najmi Gelar Ikhtifalan Pelepasan Santri

SERANG – Madrasah Ma’had Nurul Najmi menggelar ikhtifalan pelepasan santri dengan tema membangun generasi islam yang cerdas, kreatif, dan inovatif. Acara tersebut digelar di Taman Banten Lestari Blok D RT 002/ RW 21, Kelurahan Unyur, Kecamatan Serang, Kota Serang. Acara tersebut digelar pada Sabtu (22/6/2024) kemarin. Dalam acara tersebut hadir tokoh agama, tokoh masyarakat, ketua RW, Ketua Dewan…

[maihonhassan]

And when Umair Najmi wrote;

“Bohut tawajjoh ta'alluq bigar deti hai, ziyaada darne lagenge tou dar lagega nahin.”

I felt this.

[fluffy-appa]

Imam Ahmad al Najmi رحمه الله said:

"Oh female slave of Allah, fools tempting you to displaying parts of your body is nothing but deception and trickery against you.

Once they have gained control over you, you will become like carcass that is frequented by dogs.

Your consequence will be that your husband, your family, and the entire Islamic society will despise you, even those who claim to love you.”

[المجموع العمي ٢٢٥/١٧]

[sufiiiiiiii]

bichhad gaye to yeh dil umr bhar lagega nahin,

lagega....lagne laga hai...magar lagega nahin,

nahin lagega unhe dekh kar...magar khush hai,

main khush nahin hu magar dekh kar lagega nahin......

"Janab Umair Najmi"

[mjrtaurus]

Nemo getting mad at his little Speak N' Say toy because it's the wanis that moo, not just the cows! 😤😤

Just little angry squeals and Crocodile is in full agreement.

You tell ‘em, Najmi! Baba’s got your back!

[najmiska]

Ludmila & Hazel References

Full name: Ludmiła (Ludmila/Mila) Wysocka Age: 18 Pronouns/Orientation/Gender: She/they/demiromantic asexual lesbian/demigirl Nationality: Polish/Jorvegian Body shape: hourglass Face shape: diamond/heart (I have no idea how it works help) Nose shape: slavic nose (straight, a little raised at the end with a little bump) Hair color and type: gingerish brown, wavy (2b) Eyes color: brown Skin: light, burns in the sun Height/Weight: 165cm/54kg Distinctive features: freckles and a little bit pointy ears Fashion sense: elegant, historically inspired clothing (lolita, ouji, victorian, academia), neutral colors, often shades of brown Also: she always wears her clear quartz necklace, likes to put her hair in a half up-do with a ribbon (has curtain bangs), wears wireless headphones when overstimulated, carries lace parasol when it's too sunny, sometimes wears strong sunglasses and glasses against blue light (sensitive eyes) Magic: Uses all circles and knows some witch spells. Her aura is white (like Aideen's light), sometimes uses rune wand for help Currently lives at: Jarlaheim Work: helps her father (archaeology) and Farah (sews), sings at local festivals, goes to high school with other Soul Riders

Full name: Hazelnut Latte (Hazel) Age: 7 Gender: Mare Breed: Officially Registered Pintabian Coat: Chestnut with white markings on all four legs, face and the base of neck, light hooves Height/Weight: 152cm/425kg Eyes color: brown Also: Can turn into a pegasus with white wings (later on will be able to also have a white unicorn horn) Good at: Dressage, trail rides, running away from death Currently lives at: Jorvik Stable

[yuurei20]

EN vs JP: Harveston

Original Option 1: You eat them with the skin on?

EN Option 1: We don’t need to wash them?

This was a learning moment for the JP server as, in Japan, fruits like apples are typically eaten without the skin.

It is not scandalous to eat the skin of an apple, but it is unusual, and there are people who do not know that eating apples with the skin is considered normal in other countries.

Other fruits that are typically eaten peeled include peaches and certain types of grapes.

This was changed to “washed” on EN since North America is one of those places where eating apple peel is normal.

Original Sebek: But still…I can barely tell what those two are talking about. Are they speaking in code?

EN Sebek: Their accents are a bit thick, though.

Honorifics and “yobisute” (a word used for when someone is not using things like -chan / -san / etc) have already been discussed here, in a separate post.

Since English doesn’t have a word for “to refer to someone without honorifics,” EN adds the line “No Ms. or Mrs.?” to get the same concept across.

The problem that arises is that even though Idia has commented on how strange Sebek is speaking, he then proceeds to do the same thing (on EN).

By translating his “yobisute” comment literally but then localizing the rest of the dialogue as usual, a weird continuity issue arises.

Both Jade and the village mayor refer to Marja with the “-san” honorific, but as it has been dropped from EN, it makes Sebek’s way of speaking normal, making Idia’s first comment about “No Ms. or Mrs.?” seem like it is what is out of place, when in reality, Sebek is the odd man out.

This confusion might have been avoided by having everyone refer to Marja with an English-language honorific like Ms. or Mrs., or perhaps by having just Sebek refer to her by a nickname?

(which is what EN did for Cater in Firelit Sky, changing his “-chan” honorific for Najma to the nickname “Najmie.” In his original dialogue, Cater never calls her “Najmie.”)

Later on in the game Sebek does add “Ms.” to her name (on EN; originally he is referring to her as “Marja-dono").

This is because she earns his respect by fixing his plushie, so he deigns to use an honorific with her name.

“-dono” is the honorific that Silver uses with Lilia (when no one else is around), and it is so close to “-sama” in meaning that Yana says Silver originally used “-sama” with Lilia, but she changed it to “-dono” because the repetition of “Malleus-sama,” “Waka-sama,” “Lilia-sama” got to be too much.

Original Epel: And this baby rabbit got caught in it and was injured in the process.

EN Epel: And this rabbit got caught in it and was injured in the process.

Original Dominic: Our team name will be “Seven☆Dwarves”!

EN Dominic: We’re the Seven Swords!

[insvnitx]

Ahmad Al - Najmi رحمه الله said:

“A mans affair is not complete nor his life except by way of a righteous wife.

And a woman will not be at peace nor her life pleasant except by way of a righteous husband.”

[Ta'sis Al Ahkām | 4/172]

[syasyasblog]

𝑴𝒀 𝑭𝑹𝑰𝑬𝑵𝑫𝑺𝑯𝑰𝑷 𝑰𝑵 𝑪𝑶𝑳𝑳𝑬𝑮𝑬

On the first day of class in my college , I caught up some of my classmates in the class. We met in the bus which is from a group class that we all are trying to find the classroom that we need to be there. Firstly , I met someone which is called Dee and Doja . We both tried to find our class together which is quite struggling because we all don’t even know where is the class at. After we found our class we sit with each other and talk about our names.

After that , we went to the cafe to grab some food for lunch. We sit and eat together while talking and getting to know each other better. Doja is a short name that is known as Adam Danish and for Dee is Nur Darwisyah Adriana. After class ended we went to Nasken Coffee to grab some food to eat before heading back to our hostel’s.

On the next day , it was a rough day academically , and my friends noticed and invited me to grab some food for breakfast . It was such a simple gesture, but it really lifted my mood . We ended up talking about personal struggles and how we’re coping with the pressure of courses that we took. It reminded me how important it is to have friends that truly understand you.

I did met some other friends from a group chat which is Huda , Najmie and Dani . We talk to each other in online and we sometimes meet up at the college after classes or when there is no classes that are clashed . They all are such a wonderful person because sometimes we laugh at each others jokes and talk about how much fun we are together . Next , we all including doja and dee gets more closer and talk about our classes and study together if there is any test.

Lastly , we spend our time together most of the time by working on our assignments , but sometimes we planned for a study break . We went for a walk and talk about ever except for schoolwork. These friends has become my go to people when I need a mental break or some positive energy.

[maihonhassan]

Bichhar gaye tou yai dil umr bhar lagega nahin, lagega lagne laga hai magar lagega nahin. — Umair Najmi

“If we fall apart, this heart won’t enamored anymore it would feel like it is. but it won’t.

Dastan khatam hone wali hai, tum meri aakhiri mohabbat ho. — Jaun Eliya

“The story is coming to end, You are my last love.”

[zaallnoon]

When Umair Najmi Said

Pura Bhi Hoga ! Dekh Agar Khawb Hai Koi

Kehty To Hain Ky Musabab Ul Asbaab Hai Koi

It explained how Allah is the Best Planner of All Time and your plans and goals can be found true by expecting the best from him and trusting in his process.

[fluffy-appa]

The Importance of Seeking Knowledge for Women

Many sisters when it comes to seeking knowledge find it a burden or tend to say “Why should I seek knowledge, when my only duty is being a mother and the caretaker of the home?”

But in order to be a good mother you must seek knowledge on how to do so.

As the following shuyukh have said:

Shaykh ʿAhmad an Najmi (رحمه الله) said:

“The mother is the first school. If she is righteous, the children will become righteous.”

[Fath ur-Rabb al-Wadud, 2/256 ]

Imam ibn al Jawzi (رحمه الله) said:

“A woman is an accountable individual just as a man is. She is obliged to seek knowledge of her duties so that she may perform them properly.”

[Ahkam an-Nisa, pg. 38]

Shaykh Salih al-Fawzan (حفظه الله) said:

“If the woman is lost, the household will be lost.

If the household is lost, then the children will be lost.

If the households are lost, then the community is surely lost!”

[Muhatharah fi ʿAqidah, pg. 162]