A Journey: To live.

Assalamualaikum. (^_^)

It's been so long since I posted something. Well, it's quite time-tight right now. But, somehow,my life gets more interesting from before although it may get pretty tied up sometime. But, never mind that.

Just wanna share something about my days lately. Recently, one of my friend's dad had just passed away due to lung cancer. Actually, at that time, almost all of our Muslim batch mates were at the Chilling Falls at Kuala Kubu Baru for a batch outing.

It's quite shocking because as we were having fun, one of our friends grieved in sadness. That made me realized, if I were to be in her place, how would I react? What would I do? Would I stand to go on with my life?

And what if I was the one who passed away? How would that be? Am I prepared to encounter that? What will I bring along with me? Have I done enough? Now, that really strikes me.

Death. Maut. Kematian.

We have been destined to die at certain place, specific date and certain way of death. And... we don't know when we're going to die. HAVE WE DONE ENOUGH? What 'bekalan' do we have when we're in the Barzakh? In the hereafter?

Astaghfirullah.

Being a doctor, I'm sure I'll encounter many of the patients' death, their gloomy and mourning family as well as their close friends. Having to break a news like that to the relatives really requires such high empathy. That's pretty tough though. Either way, we've to do it.

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There's only a thin line between life and death. Don't you think? That's why, we have to live to the fullest. And by the fullest, I don't mean going around having fun, partying all night. What I mean is, give your life a meaning. Search for that meaning, research for your reason of existence.

Allah has the reasons to why He created us. Nevertheless, we tend to take our life for granted. Is it for nothing? Well, let's review ourselves and improve ourselves.

Last words from me, believe in Allah and remain steadfast.

p/s : these are some of the pictures of us in Chilling Falls.