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Monday, August 11, 2008
Thursday, July 24, 2008
Super Deluxe Musalla ^^
Last month I have started training at a computer company, during the training there is a break time where we can go to pray Aldhuhr prayer.
At the first day, not knowing much about the area, me and my friend searched a lot for a place where we can pray until we found this Musala, or I should say "Super Deluxe" Musala.
Actually it is about 5 minutes walking from the company, but the hot weather make me feel it as 5 hours! But, when reaching the Musalla I start to feel very "anshin" and "hinyari".
Beside the fact that being in a holy place make you feel with peace and calm, having air conditions all around the Musalla is another reason, I think.
Not only the air-conditions, the entire design of the Musala itself is very nice and compatible. When you reach you will find a sign holding the name of the Musala, then when you stretch your hand to open the very superior curtains, you will face in front of you a very beautiful writing:
you look at your right hand to see well arranged places to put shoes in.
to the left, nice corridor with nice arches
inside, wide place for praying with a very nice smell comes out from the corners
a special place to put Holy Quran and for showing the direction of Qibla.
Forget to mention: at the end of the corridor there is a mirror and in front of it some sweats you can eat, and if you didn't notice that, the the very kind responsible person will ask you to have some.
There is a special desk for her, with a computer, and a small library from where you can borrow some books.
And during summer I knew from her that every day there is some activities held in here for children who lives around this area, and in normal days there are lessons for women in different subjects.
How nice to take care of places that are important to us like this :)
No better place to go to after a tiring work-day! ^_^
At the first day, not knowing much about the area, me and my friend searched a lot for a place where we can pray until we found this Musala, or I should say "Super Deluxe" Musala.
Actually it is about 5 minutes walking from the company, but the hot weather make me feel it as 5 hours! But, when reaching the Musalla I start to feel very "anshin" and "hinyari".
Beside the fact that being in a holy place make you feel with peace and calm, having air conditions all around the Musalla is another reason, I think.
Not only the air-conditions, the entire design of the Musala itself is very nice and compatible. When you reach you will find a sign holding the name of the Musala, then when you stretch your hand to open the very superior curtains, you will face in front of you a very beautiful writing:
you look at your right hand to see well arranged places to put shoes in.
to the left, nice corridor with nice arches
inside, wide place for praying with a very nice smell comes out from the corners
a special place to put Holy Quran and for showing the direction of Qibla.
Forget to mention: at the end of the corridor there is a mirror and in front of it some sweats you can eat, and if you didn't notice that, the the very kind responsible person will ask you to have some.
There is a special desk for her, with a computer, and a small library from where you can borrow some books.
And during summer I knew from her that every day there is some activities held in here for children who lives around this area, and in normal days there are lessons for women in different subjects.
How nice to take care of places that are important to us like this :)
So elegant, desu ne ^^
No better place to go to after a tiring work-day! ^_^
Monday, July 21, 2008
Okashii !!
هل هي طرق جديدة للاحتيال؟! قبل سنة تقريباً وكالعادة أنهيت دوامي في الجامعة وأردت الرجوع للبيت ، أوقفت سيارة تكسي و ركبت فيها. لم تمر دقيقة واحدة حتى راح السائق يحادث شخصاً على الهاتف يدعى الأستاذ علي. لم أكن أقصد الاستماع لحديثه ولكنني أعتقد أنه كان يقصد ذلك! كان حديثه كالتالي:
"يا أستاذ علي أنا آسف ما حكيت معك بس ما معي رصيد في التلفون، و إنت بتعرف الأوضاع، بنتي بالمستشفى دفعتلها 130 دينار و ضايلها 70 حتى يخرجولي ياها، قلتلهم إنو أهلي مش هون و معيش مصاري، وإنت بتعرف يا أستاذ علي الأوضاع، كنت مسجون عند اليهود و هربت قبل شهرين، أربع رصاصات في بصدري يا أستاذ علي، أهلي كلهم بالضفة وهون فش حدا يساعدني أنا آسف إني أزعجتك بقصتي بس إنت بتعرف الأوضاع يا أستاذ علي......."
واستمر حديثه هكذا ، وكلما كان ينطق بجملة أخرى كان قلبي يتفطر حزناً عليه!! في تلك اللحظة تمنيت لو أن معي المال الكافي لأساعده ولكن لم يكن معي غير أجرة رجوعي للمنزل ( الحمد لله)
على كل حال، الأسبوع الماضي أوقفت تكسي أنا وأخواي الصغيران ، وما إن ركبنا حتى رفع السائق هاتفه و راح يتحدث:
"أنا آسف يا أستاذ علي بس كان في شرطة ما قدرتش أحكي معك، لا هلأ ما في أنا عالإشارة مش مشكلة، والله يا أستاذ علي إنت بتعرف الأوضاع ......."
وسرد على الأستاذ علي نفس القصة التي سمعتها منه قبل سنة!!
لقد أردت أن أضحك بصوت عالٍ و لكني اكتفيت بالابتسام، نظرت إلى وجه أخي و إذا به يكاد يشرع في البكاء و عيونه متوجهة نحو السائق، أخي الآخر كان ينصت بإمعان لحديثه و يقلب النظر بيني و بين أخي.
بعد وصولنا للمكان نزلنا من التكسي، فبدأ أخواي بالنقاش حول قصة الرجل
"هربان من اليهود !"
"في أربع رصاصات بصدره يا حرام"
ثم قالا لي:
"ليش ما ساعدتي؟ ما سمعتي شو كان عميحكي؟"
تبسمت قليلا وقلت له: "الله بيساعده"
............................................................................
حقيقة لا أدري إذا كانت قصة مضحكة أم محزنة ولكني أردت عرضها للتنبيه فقط!
فإذا ركبتم يوما في تاكسي و راح السائق يحادث الأستاذ علي و يسرد القصة نفسها فلا تصدقوه
و دمتم سالمين ^^!
و دمتم سالمين ^^!
Friday, June 6, 2008
Japanese Proverbs (1)
Every semester-end I have to do what we call "Ta3zeeleh" for my room. Especially, my book shelves. Because the situation of them become very unbelievable.
I thought about taking a picture to post it, but then I decided not to do that. Because it was "very hidoi"!! To describe this "hidoi"ness, I think it is better to say that cleaning and rearranging the books took 3 days every time I do that!
Well, the extreme-untidiness is not the only reason for that. Another reason is that when I arrange the books I browse every book, and sometimes I stay to read all the book before putting it in its place.
Anyway, as you can notice from the title, this post is not to talk about my bookshelf, nor my untidiness. Actually it's about some Japanese proverbs I "discovered" during the "cleaning" process.
Last year I was studying Japanese with N-sensei, in that time I asked her to teach me some Japanese proverbs. And she was giving me after each lesson a card with a proverb wrote on it. I was looking forward to read what is wrote on the card, and then pasting it on a special notebook I made, called "Nihon no Kotowaza" notebook. I was very happy to find it between tens of books, 「なつかしいなー」。。。
Learning proverbs was very useful, fun and wonderful! The useful part was learning new words from the proverb, and knowing how people were thinking. The fun part was when I was trying to find a similar-meaning Arabic proverb, and when "okashii" words come out. The wonderful part was when I noticed that there is an exactly the same meaning proverb in Arabic for some of them! The same words, the same meaning, and also the same way of use!
I like to share with you some of these proverbs, and if you know a more-meaningful Arabic proverb match with any of them please tell me^^
便りのないのは良い便り
It means when there are no news, that mean that the news are good. No bad news.
In Arabic: (I didn't find a suitable one for this!:(
安物買いの銭失い
It means: Buying cheap stuffs is loosing money
(الرخيص بروح كب) (I wonder if it is in Syrian accent?)
(الغالي سعره فيه)
雨降って地固まる
Every time the rain falls, the land become more tough.
I also remember this "kotowaza" from T-sensei's class. It was very interesting.
In Arabic: (ما تاخد صاحبك إلا بعد القتلة)
早起きは三文の得
Waking up early equals 3 pennis, means it is a little good.
In Arabic: (نم بكير فيق بكير شوف الصحة كيف بتصير)
猿も木から落ちる
Even monkeys fall from trees.
In Arabic: (لكل جواد كبوة و لكل عالم هفوة)
かわいい子には旅をさせよ
Make your cute kid travel around.
I didn't find a suitable sentence for this one also:(
備えあれば憂いなし
If there were preparations, then no need to worry.
(من جد وجد ومن سار على الدرب وصل) かな？
鉄は熱いうちに打て
Please notice here how much it is similar to the arabic one which says:
(دق الحديد وهو حامي)!!
笑う門には福来る
From the laughing family(or house) the happiness comes.
(اضحك تضحك لك الدنيا)
住めば都
The place where you live is your country.
(من عاشر القوم أربعين يوم صار منهم) かな？
急がば回れ
If you were in hurry return back.
(في العجلة الندامة وفي التأني السلامة)
目は口ほどにものを言う
The eyes talk like the mouth
(رب طرف أنطق من قول)
良薬は口に苦し
Good medicine is bitter for mouth.
(من طلب العلا سهر الليالي)
火のないところに煙は立たぬ
There is no smoke if there is no fire
(ما في دخان بدون نار)
Very interesting. isn't it?^^
つづく。。。
I thought about taking a picture to post it, but then I decided not to do that. Because it was "very hidoi"!! To describe this "hidoi"ness, I think it is better to say that cleaning and rearranging the books took 3 days every time I do that!
Well, the extreme-untidiness is not the only reason for that. Another reason is that when I arrange the books I browse every book, and sometimes I stay to read all the book before putting it in its place.
Anyway, as you can notice from the title, this post is not to talk about my bookshelf, nor my untidiness. Actually it's about some Japanese proverbs I "discovered" during the "cleaning" process.
Last year I was studying Japanese with N-sensei, in that time I asked her to teach me some Japanese proverbs. And she was giving me after each lesson a card with a proverb wrote on it. I was looking forward to read what is wrote on the card, and then pasting it on a special notebook I made, called "Nihon no Kotowaza" notebook. I was very happy to find it between tens of books, 「なつかしいなー」。。。
Learning proverbs was very useful, fun and wonderful! The useful part was learning new words from the proverb, and knowing how people were thinking. The fun part was when I was trying to find a similar-meaning Arabic proverb, and when "okashii" words come out. The wonderful part was when I noticed that there is an exactly the same meaning proverb in Arabic for some of them! The same words, the same meaning, and also the same way of use!
I like to share with you some of these proverbs, and if you know a more-meaningful Arabic proverb match with any of them please tell me^^
便りのないのは良い便り
It means when there are no news, that mean that the news are good. No bad news.
In Arabic: (I didn't find a suitable one for this!:(
安物買いの銭失い
It means: Buying cheap stuffs is loosing money
(الرخيص بروح كب) (I wonder if it is in Syrian accent?)
(الغالي سعره فيه)
雨降って地固まる
Every time the rain falls, the land become more tough.
I also remember this "kotowaza" from T-sensei's class. It was very interesting.
In Arabic: (ما تاخد صاحبك إلا بعد القتلة)
早起きは三文の得
Waking up early equals 3 pennis, means it is a little good.
In Arabic: (نم بكير فيق بكير شوف الصحة كيف بتصير)
猿も木から落ちる
Even monkeys fall from trees.
In Arabic: (لكل جواد كبوة و لكل عالم هفوة)
かわいい子には旅をさせよ
Make your cute kid travel around.
I didn't find a suitable sentence for this one also:(
備えあれば憂いなし
If there were preparations, then no need to worry.
(من جد وجد ومن سار على الدرب وصل) かな？
鉄は熱いうちに打て
Please notice here how much it is similar to the arabic one which says:
(دق الحديد وهو حامي)!!
笑う門には福来る
From the laughing family(or house) the happiness comes.
(اضحك تضحك لك الدنيا)
住めば都
The place where you live is your country.
(من عاشر القوم أربعين يوم صار منهم) かな？
急がば回れ
If you were in hurry return back.
(في العجلة الندامة وفي التأني السلامة)
目は口ほどにものを言う
The eyes talk like the mouth
(رب طرف أنطق من قول)
良薬は口に苦し
Good medicine is bitter for mouth.
(من طلب العلا سهر الليالي)
火のないところに煙は立たぬ
There is no smoke if there is no fire
(ما في دخان بدون نار)
Very interesting. isn't it?^^
つづく。。。
Sunday, May 4, 2008
ジャラシのデッビーン、ナジダ
先週私は大学の友達とデッビーンとナジダへ行きました。
皆でいろいろな歌を歌ったり、ゲームをしたり、スケッチをしたり、おいしい食べ物えお食べたり、よく遊びました。とても楽しかったです。
いろいろな動物を見ました。景色もとてもきれいでした。たーくさんの写真を撮りました。
そこは涼しくて、とてもいい天気でした。アルハムドレッラー。
朝に早起きましたので、家の庭で「حلزونة」が見られました。
久しぶり会っていませんので、「حلزونة」を見るととても喜びました。（ところで、ハラゾーナは日本語でなんでしょう？）
皆でいろいろな歌を歌ったり、ゲームをしたり、スケッチをしたり、おいしい食べ物えお食べたり、よく遊びました。とても楽しかったです。
いろいろな動物を見ました。景色もとてもきれいでした。たーくさんの写真を撮りました。
そこは涼しくて、とてもいい天気でした。アルハムドレッラー。
朝に早起きましたので、家の庭で「حلزونة」が見られました。
久しぶり会っていませんので、「حلزونة」を見るととても喜びました。（ところで、ハラゾーナは日本語でなんでしょう？）
お久しぶり、ハラぞーナちゃん！
葉の色に気づいてください＾＾
以前、「シカは草や木の葉を食べる」と決め付けていましたけど、このトリップのあとでちょっと考えを見直しました :「シカはファラフェルも食べる、シカはなんでも食べる」
すべての道は…
アリの巣に通じる! 
では、またね！
Sunday, April 27, 2008
Thursday, March 27, 2008
One more spring day ---> More Pictures! ^_^
UOJ
don't tell me that it is not Sakura !
(behind physics building)
Jordan's Salt, or, yorudan no saruto!
(The technique used for taking this photo was : Shoot and Run! ;)And some "local" photos:
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