2. It creates unnecessary blockage for the front saff and people have to que. Once there is opening, instead of going forward, people fill-in the last saff, and repeat the cycles.
3. Considering the shortness time of Maghrib, usually I walk-up to the front, to the imam's position and call Iqamah loudly. If there is no one by my-side, I self-propose to be the imam, and recite surah loudly. So far, it works, there are makmum afterwards. Meaning to say, there are good people but they choose to stay quiet and follow the routines.
4. After married, I shared my story to wife. Surprisingly she said the same thing happens in the women's area. To make it worst, women always que in front of mirrors or take so much time at their saff after prayer to put on make-up. Another problem is, the long que to wear/use the smelly telekung.
5. I suggested to break the routines: Use the attire that you are wearing to perform the solat. Then comes the question, what if baju tak suci? Xbiasa pakai baju color nak solat...org tak buat and etc.
6. The answer is simple, you are suppose to wear baju suci/bersih in the first place. Sweat is not najis. If there is obvious najis (warna, bau dan rasa), clean that parts only, the rest is only masalah hati (was was). Break the routines, it is stupid anyway.
Aisyah looks so cute on that push bike.
ReplyDeleteAnyways i couldnt agreed more. In women's prayer area, queueing is a norm, not to mention the mothers who had to care 3,4 children at the same time, mothers with small babies etc. Even after seein these scenario, people still act selfishly and sit down on the prayer mat for a period of time putting gon make ups.
Even worse, between the prayer transition time ie asar maghrib, some choose to standby on the prayer mat 20 or 30 mins before the azan, causing surau to be overfilled with people whoo wanted to pray during last minute. These acts are so inconsiderate. People really need to grow up
Emo mom...lol
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