A love song for a wife

I was on my way home from work some time ago when I heard this song for the first time in radio IKIM.fm 91.5. I only know some basic Arabics, but I know enough to understand “zaujati uhibbuki, zaujati habibti…” How sweet, it’s a love song for a wife. I started to imagine MHH dedicating (or perhaps even singing?) this song to me, tee hee..

I googled it, and found this. This video clip has English subtitles. I don’t know enough Arabic to tell whether the translation did justice to the original lyrics. Such a soft and sweet song, with such soft and sweet lyrics.



MHH found the lyrics. Thanks, darling :)

Zawjati (My Wifeeey...)

“Uhibbuki misla maa anteee” I love you the way you are,
“Uhihbuki kaifa ma kunteee” I love you the way you were,

“Wa mahma kaana ,mahaa saara“ No matter what did or will happen
“Anti habeebati anteee” You are and will be My Darling.

“Zawjateee…” My Wifeeey…

“Anti habeebati anteee” You are and will be My Darling.

“Uhbbuki misla maa anteee” I love you the way you are,
“Uhibbuki kaifa ma kunteee” I love you the way you were,

“Wa mahma kaana ,mahaa saara“ No matter what did or will happen
“anti habeebati anteee” You are and will be My Darling.

“Zawjateee…” My Wifeeey…

“Halaali anti laa akhshaa adulan…an numaqteee…” You're my rightful wife, I don’t fear sin… I don’t care not about those who like to reproach and irritate me.
"Laqad azina zamaanulana bi wuslim ghayri mumbatteee” It is our destiny to be Together eternally.

“Saqaytil hubba fi qalbi bi husnil fa a’li was-samti” In my heart you instilled love With grace and good deeds.
“Yagheeb-us’-sa’adu innibti” Happiness vanishes when you disappear,
“Wa yasful a’yshu inji ti” Life brightens when you're there.

“nahaari kaadihum hatta izaa ma a’ttulil baytee” Hard is my day Until you return home.
“Laqituki fanjala anni duna ya izaaa tabassamteee” Sadness disappears When you smile.

“Uhibbuki misla maa anteee” I love you the way you are,
“Uhibbuki kaifa ma kunteee” I love you the way you were,

“Wa mahma kaana ,mahmaa saara“ No matter what did or will happen
“Antee habeebati anteee” You are and will be My Darling.

“Zawjateee…” My Wifeeey…
“Antee habeebati anteee” You are and will be My Darling.

“Tagiku bi al hyaatu iza bi aa yauman tabarramti” Life turns black When you're upset,
“Fa asssaa jaahidan hatta aw haqqi qaamaa tamannaytee” So I work hard To make your wish come true.

“Anaaee anti fal tanay bi jifhil hubbi maa ashtee” You're my happiness. May you be happy forever.
Fa roohanaa qadi talafa ka mislil ardhi wa annabteee Our souls are united Like soil and plants.

“Wa amali wa Yaa sakaanee Yaa unsi wa mulhimateee” ”You're my hope, my peace My good company and inspiration.
“yatibul a’eshu mahmaa daaqatil ayyaamu intibteee” Life is good, no matter how hard it is, When you're fine.

“Wa amali wa Yaa sakaanee Yaa unsi wa mulhimateee” ”You're my hope, my peace My good company and inspiration.
“yatibul a’eshu mahmaa daaqatil ayyaamu intibteee” Life is good, no matter how hard it is, When you're fine.

“Uhibbuki misla maa anteee” I love you the way you are,
“Uhibbuki kaifa ma kunteee” I love you the way you were,

“Wa mahma kaana ,mahaa…saaraa“ No matter what did or will happen
“Anti habeebati anteee” You are and will be My Darling.

“Zawjateee…” My Wifeeey…

SN Abdullah Hussain & Imam

Semenjak saya menjadi saudara sabit kepada SN Abdullah Hussain setelah berkahwin dengan MHH enam tahun lalu, saya bersemangat mahu membaca buku-buku beliau, khususnya Imam kerana buku ini antara yang paling popular dan telah memenangi hadiah, tetapi buku-buku tersebut agak sukar ditemui di kedai-kedai buku. Kemudian, saya berkenalan dengan Ujana Ilmu. Memang banyak buku-buku menarik (kebanyakannya karya sastera Melayu) di sini! Servisnya juga sangat memuaskan hati, saya menerima buku Imam kurang 48 jam setelah dipesan. (Saya suka online shopping! Menjimatkan masa :) )

Musim raya lepas, kami berpeluang menziarahi beliau. Saya bawa naskhah novel Imam saya untuk meminta beliau menurunkan tandatangannya. Dia bertanyakan saya, “Bagaimana buku ini?” Waktu itu, saya belum usai membacanya, baru sekadar dua bab. “Saya belum habis baca.” Sedikit tersipu-sipu. “Tapi saya suka, sebab banyak rujukan daripada al-Qur’an dan hadis, begitu banyak ilmu.”
“Kalau begitu, bacalah juga buku baru terbitan DBP tahun 2002, Dan Malam, Apabila Ia Berlalu,” ujar SN Abdullah Hussain.
“Baiklah, saya akan cari dan baca.”
Sebenarnya bila diceritakan ‘saya berkata’ di atas, yang lebih tepat sebenarnya adalah ‘saya menulis’. Pendengaran beliau sudah kurang cekap, jadi beliau meminta saya mengambil buku nota di dalam bilik beliau, dan tuliskan apa yang saya hendak cakapkan. Beliau menjawab seperti biasa.
“Sekarang ini saya sudah tidak dapat keluar rumah. Bila tidak bergaul dengan orang dan memerhati suasana, sukar hendak menulis,” cerita beliau.
Sebelum pulang, beliau menghadiahi saya senaskhah antologi cerpen beliau, Pahlawan Tak Bernama. Semoga Allah merahmati beliau.


Saya selesai membaca buku Imam beberapa minggu selepas itu. Buku ini memang bukan bacaan ringan. Kandungannya sarat dengan isu kemasyarakatan, khususnya yang menyentuh penghayatan agama dalam kehidupan. Protagonis dalam buku ini, Imam Haji Mihad, digambarkan sebagai seorang ulama yang berhikmah dan progresif, tetapi menghadapi cabaran dan tentangan oleh sesetengah penduduk kampungnya dan juga birokrasi pihak berkuasa. Sebahagian penduduk kampung tidak dapat menerima pembaharuan Haji Mihad yang cuba membawa penduduk kampung menghayati agama sebagai cara hidup, bukan sekadar ritual dan budaya. Ada juga yang berasa tercabar kerana Haji Mihad semakin mendapat pengaruh. Antara topik dan isu yang diutarakan dalam buku ini adalah: wahhabisma dan keterbukaan kepada khilaf empat imam, peranan masjid, hukum muzik, kepentingan bekerja keras berbanding mentaliti mengharapkan bantuan, unsur syirik dalam beberapa kes, peranan majlis agama, dan banyak lagi. Seperti disebutkan sebelum ini, buku ini penuh dengan nota kaki, yang merujuk kepada petikan tertentu daripada al-Qur’an, hadis, kitab-kitab ulama, dan sebagainya. Apabila cuba menerangkan sesuatu kepada penduduk kampung, Imam Mihad kerap juga menggunakan contoh cerita-cerita yang berlaku pada zaman Rasulullah. Wujudnya karakter-karakter (yang agak utama) India Muslim, Cina Muslim, malahan Mat Salleh Muslim bagi saya terlalu ‘ideal’, namun selain itu, buku ini memang sangat menarik dibaca, kalau pun sedikit berat.

His Very First Encyclopedia

I bought the first book from the set ‘My Very First Encylopedia – Disney Learning’ from the sales lady who came to the office and set up a booth in front of the koop. All 3 in the set were available then, but I thought I would try one first to see how it is.


Munief loves it. Even I love it! It’s so nice to look at the colourful and beautiful photos and layout printed on glossy paper inside. They are absolutely bright and brilliant! That’s the main strength of the book. The price of RM37 (retail price RM39.90) is so worth it for the 190 plus pages. There are 3 books in this set: Nature, Earth and Animals. I bought Nature first, and then Earth the second time the lady came. I wanted to buy Animals too, but it was sold out. Next time, then. Here is the link to the local publisher who bought the license, click on the ‘MORE’ to see the full catalogue. You can purchase from them directly, I think.

The reason why this set is relatively cheap is because a local company has bought the license from Disney and printed the books locally. I once searched for this book in the MPHOnline, and found one that costs RM59.90. That’s probably the imported version.

I wish there would be more businesses out there who would do this kind of thing: buy licenses for good books, and then print and distribute locally. It makes sense to me. Cheaper price for consumers, more volume and profit for both the original and local publishers (assuming the cheaper price will mean more books will be sold). Afterall, in this age of technology, the content of a book is just an email way. But I guess that’s also what makes the original publisher more wary. There are risks of piracy etc.

Balance Your Life With Teleworking

That title is actually the theme of eHomemakers SOHO Forum this year. It’s going to be held on 13th December 2008, and the fees are RM65 for registration before 30 November 2008 and RM75 afterwards.

The agenda is as follows:

8:00am - 9:00am : Registration
9.00am - 9.10am : Emcee Welcome Remarks
9.10am - 9.45am : "Cyber-Call Center - an eHomemakers' Dream"~ Chong Sheau Ching, ED, eHomemakers
9.45am - 10.15am : "Why telework with us?" A MNC which will be hiring teleworkers
10.15am - 10.45am : "Customer Service - A Nightmare or a Joy- the Malaysian Perspective"~ Alexandra Wong
10.45am - 11.15 am : Tea break
11.15am - 12.00pm : "How should you market yourself as a teleworker?"~ Hew Hui Shan
12.00pm - 1:00pm : The fundamental skills of a telemarketer~ Serena Foo
1.00pm - 2.00pm : Lunch
2:00pm - 2:30pm : Lucky Draw & Announcements
2.30pm - 4:10pm : Panel: "I took the plunge"~ Nor Azlina Ishak, Hew Hui Shan, Serena Foo, Hanniz Efni
4:10pm- 4.45pm : Tea
4.45pm - 5.30pm : Networking

I’m curious as to which MNC it is that will be hiring teleworkers. Why isn’t the name published in this agenda? Anyway, click here for more information.

The timing is not too ideal though. I’m sure some of us would probably be somewhere else, given that it is the Raya Haji week. I’ve been to their SOHO forum in 2006 and have shared some tips here.

It's yellow

This workstation tag is from Anamiraa. Here’s my little yellow cubicle, it’s only about 2m by 2m. It’s usually this messy, sorry to say. My department adopts the open office concept, so there are some 50-70 cubicles like this for us the kulicutives (a term I found quite funny, coined by a colleague). I was reminded of the bees’ hexagonal cells, especially because they are yellow, since I watched the Bee Movie some two weeks ago. Worker bees we are, indeed. Hopefully we are rajin like the bees too.

Notice the calculator on the desk? Nowadays, I only need to add, subtract, multiply, and divide, but I still use the same good old scientific calculator that has been with me for the past ten over years. And the blue bag under the desk on the left is my cooler bag for my EBM. I don’t get as much as I would have liked to anymore, but I still try to persevere. Behind me (not in photo) is the file cabinet. Otherwise, everything is the pretty much similar to an average workstation: a pc, photos of loved ones, quick reference to certain contact numbers, post-it notes, the in/out tray. Ok, now I’d like to pass the baton to Aina Ana, Mektwain, Ummu Auni, Limau Nipis, and Raiyan. Share with me what your workstation looks like, boleh?

The paradox of our time

The following is borrowed from a friend's blog (thanks JY!):

Comedian George Carlin’s viewpoint and the message that comes with it seem so appropriate.

The paradox of our time in history is that we have taller buildings but shorter tempers, wider Highways, but narrower viewpoints.

We spend more, but have less, we buy more, but enjoy less.

We have bigger houses and smaller families, more conveniences, but less time.

We have more degrees but less sense, more knowledge, but less judgment, more experts, yet more problems, more medicine, but less wellness.

We drink too much, smoke too much, spend too recklessly, laugh too little, drive too fast, get too angry, stay up too late, get up too tired, read too little, watch TV too much, and pray too seldom.

We have multiplied our possessions, but reduced our values.

We talk too much, love too seldom, and hate too often.

We've learned how to make a living, but not a life.

We've added years to life not life to years.

We've been all the way to the moon and back, but have trouble crossing the street to meet a new neighbour.

We conquered outer space but not inner space.

We've done larger things, but not better things.We've cleaned up the air, but polluted the soul.

We've conquered the atom, but not our prejudice.

We write more, but learn less.

We plan more, but accomplish less.

We've learned to rush, but not to wait.

We build more computers to hold more information, to produce more copies than ever, but we communicate less and less.

These are the times of fast foods and slow digestion, big men and small character, steep profits and shallow relationships.

These are the days of two incomes but more divorce, fancier houses, but broken homes.

These are days of quick trips, disposable diapers, throwaway morality, overweight bodies, and pills that do everything from cheer, to quiet, to kill.

It is a time when there is much in the showroom window and nothing in the stockroom.

Just take a moment and THINK about it.

Instant dadih

I have seen the instant dadih packets from my visits to the baking supplies shop many times previously, but I never bothered to try them. That is, until I tasted them at one of the raya visits to one of our relatives’ house.


The result is pretty good. They are a big hit, with the kids especially. Munief alone finished 3 or 4 of these little containers at one go. Of course, they are not as good as the one made from scratch, but they’re okay. And to tell you a little secret, I have actually tried to make dadih from scratch before, and it was a flop. So, I felt pretty good when this one turned out well (nevermind the fact that it’s so easy, an eight-year old can do it).


All you need is one packet of this instant dadih (360g, RM3.90), a can of evaporated milk (440ml, RM2.60), and water (I can’t remember now, 3 litres I think, it’s all on the packet instructions). One packet makes about 36 full little cups like the one above, so the cost is about 20 sen each cup (cost exclude the cup, which is about 10 sen each).

Cita-cita adik saya

Baru sahaja saya menulis post yang ada kaitan dengan wanita dan kerjaya, malam tadi pula adik saya memberi satu lagi bahan cerita yang saya rasakan sesuai untuk dikongsi. Kami sedang makan malam. Saya ‘mengadu’ pada ibu bahawa pengasuh Munief dan Afiefah baru menerima seorang lagi bayi untuk diasuh, dan saya nyatakan sedikit rasa tidak puas hati kerana perhatian untuk Munief dan Afiefah akan berkurangan.

Kemudian adik lelaki saya (#7) yang baru berusia 13 tahun ‘menyampuk’.
“Axx rasa nanti bila Axx besar, nak jadi macam Ayoh. Kalau boleh isteri tak kerja supaya boleh jaga anak-anak di rumah.” (Aduh, awak nak sindir Kakngah ke?)
“Axx tengok kawan-kawan Axx kat sekolah, duit banyak tapi kurang perhatian dan kasih-sayang.” Dia sambung lagi. (Amboi, tak sangka budak lelaki pun pandai buat pemerhatian begini.)
Mok mengambil kesempatan ini untuk beri nasihat pada Axx.
“Kalau macam tu, Axx kenalah belajar sungguh-sungguh lagi, supaya nanti dapat kerja gaji besar, barulah boleh support satu keluarga dengan satu income. Sekarang ni harga semua benda makin lama makin tinggi.” (Ya, kami masih bermentaliti 'makan gaji')
Saya pula menambah.
“Betul tu. Sekarang ni tak susah kalau nak cari isteri yang ada ijazah tapi sanggup berkorban tak bekerja. Tapi seelok-eloknya kena bagi belanja bulanan lah, nafkah biar cukup. Well, teruskan cita-cita awak. Kakngah sokong.”
Axx dah tersipu-sipu.
Patutnya saya juga ambil kesempatan ini untuk ingatkan dia supaya lebih berterima kasih kepada Mok yang telah berkorban untuk membesarkan kami lapan beradik dengan tangannya sendiri.

Ya, saya keluar bekerja. Tapi, janganlah hendaknya anak-anak saya termasuk ke dalam golongan anak-anak ‘yang kurang perhatian dan kasih-sayang’ seperti yang dilabelkan oleh Axx tu, naudzubillah. May Allah guide and help me in fulfilling my roles and responsibility as a mother. Amin.

Mengapa Saya Bekerja

Apabila buku ini diiklankan melalui mailing list UmmiKu Sayang, saya lekas memesan terus daripada Ir Endok. Buku ‘Mengapa Saya Bekerja’ ini merupakan koleksi tulisan 26 orang ahli Wanita JIM berdasarkan topik berkerja ini. Buku yang diterbitkan oleh PTS Millennia ini setebal 206 halaman dan berharga RM18.50. Yang menariknya, gaya penulisan setiap daripada 26 individu yang menyumbangkan esei mereka berbeza-beza. Kebanyakannya berbentuk rencana santai, tapi ada juga yang ditulis ala-ala cerpen, dan juga resume. Tulisan kegemaran saya adalah yang kedua terakhir, yang ditulis oleh Zarishah Zainol Rashid. Buku ini boleh dibeli melalui Bookcafe milik PTS di sini dengan diskaun 12%, atau terus menerusi Wanita JIM, maklumatnya di sini.


Blurb di muka surat hadapan buku ini menggunakan istilah ‘pelbagai profesion’, tetapi majoriti daripada 27 individu yang dikisahkan, 12 (45%) adalah pendidik (sama ada pensyarah atau guru), 9 (33%) adalah usahawan (termasuk golongan profesional yang membuka firma sendiri), 3 (11%) adalah pegawai (swasta atau kerajaan), dan 3 (11%) adalah suri rumah sepenuh masa. Malah, jika usahawan-usahawan yang membuka perniagaan berasaskan pendidikan (tadika, tuisyen, modul pembelajaran dsb) diambilkira, golongan pendidik memang majoriti besar. Saya kira ini sebenarnya sampel yang kurang neutral (bukan rawak). Maknanya, pilihan kerjaya ini (atau lebih kompleks lagi, personaliti individu yang cenderung memilih kerjaya mendidik) ada kesan terhadap 1) keterlibatan dalam NGO dan/atau 2) terbitnya tulisan mereka dalam buku ini. Saya seperti menyimpang pula memikirkan statistik ini, tapi bagi saya ini adalah satu fakta yang menarik. Saya bersetuju bahawa mendidik adalah fitrah seorang wanita. Daripada 24 penyumbang yang sedang bekerja, majoriti (lupa pula saya teliti jumlah sebenar) pernah menjadi suri rumah sepenuh masa, sama ada sebentar (kurang daripada setahun) mahu pun lama, kebiasaannya sehingga anak-anak semuanya telah mula bersekolah.

Membaca buku ini mengingatkan saya supaya memeriksa niat keluar bekerja, dan berusaha lebih kuat untuk meningkatkan pencapaian di tempat kerja (yang tika ini agak mendatar). Lebih penting lagi, saya juga menambahkan azam untuk menjadi isteri, ibu, dan pengurus rumahtangga yang lebih baik. Buku ini bagus dibaca, saya galakkan rakan-rakan wanita di luar sana membacanya. Asalnya, saya ada niat untuk membelikan buku ini untuk dihadiahkan kepada beberapa orang rakan baik, tetapi setelah membacanya, mungkin saya akan pinjamkan sahaja. Maknanya, buku ini memang bagus, tetapi bukanlah sangat-sangat bagus, a must-read but not necessarily a must-have. (Harap tidak berkecil hati).

Munief juga ada reviunya tentang buku ini, atau lebih tepat lagi, kulit muka depan buku ini. Dia memerhatikan grafik hiasan di kulit muka depan buku ini, dan bertanya, “Ummi, mana mata dia?”
Saya tergelak. “Eh, belum sempat lukis mata dia. Nanti Ummi tolong lukiskan.”
Munief bergegas mencari pensil.
“Eh, nantilah dulu, Munief. Ummi lukis kemudian.” Hmm, bagaimana ya? Dia tidaklah kelihatan ‘takut’ (spooked), cuma tertanya-tanya (curious) barangkali.

KWSP oh KWSP

I disagree with the move to slash down KWSP contribution from 11% to 8%. It would still be ok with me if this slashing is an option (exception rather than the rule), but then I read in the news that this is automated, and those who doesn’t want to do this would have to fill up form etc (paperwork!) which is a disincentive. This means that more people will save less. Adui.. biar bersusah-susah dahulu, asal bersenang-senang kemudian. Unless, the 3% is diligently channelled to other places for example Tabung Haji.

Baked macaroni

This is one of our favourites. It’s not difficult to make, but it’s a bit tedious, because most of the ingredients needs to be processed first. This portion is quite large, approximately for 12 persons as main course, a suitable size for my big family.

Ingredients:
Macaroni 500g RM4.20
Cheddar cheese 250g RM8.90
Mushroom 425g 3.90
Chicken breast/keel 2 pc RM4.00
Mixed vegetables 500g RM3.20
One large onion RM0.20
6 large eggs RM1.80
Salt and pepper to taste RM0.10
Butter 2 tablespoons RM0.20

Estimated cost: Total RM26.50, Cost per portion: RM2.20
Estimated time: 60 minutes preparation, 20 minutes baking

Instructions:
1. Boil pasta according to packet instructions. Boil the chicken until cooked.
2. In the meantime, grate the cheese, cube the onion (small cubes), and blanch the mixed vegetables and mushrooms.
3. Shred the chicken to small pieces, and cut the mushrooms. Don’t throw away the chicken broth, add this to the pasta for the chicken flavour.
4. Now it’s time to assemble the ingredients! Heat the butter in a large wok or pot, then saute the cubed onions.
5. Then put the pasta, chicken (meat and broth), mixed vegetable and mushrooms in the pot and stir to mix. Season with salt and pepper to taste (can start with a teaspoon of each).
6. Turn off the fire, then add the eggs (beaten in a separate bowl) and half of the grated cheese. Note: it’s important to turn off the fire first, otherwise the eggs will cook and become like scrambled eggs, which we don’t want! The eggs here functions like a ‘glue’ that will keep the pasta together when baked.
7. Pour into suitable ware for baking (I used 3 medium-sized Corning), sprinkle the remaining half of the grated cheese on top of the pasta, and put them in the oven at about 175 degrees for 20 minutes or until the cheese crust on top turned golden brown.


Some additional notes:
Other shapes of pasta is fine too, just don’t choose spaghetti or fettuccini. Fresh mushrooms are better than canned one, of course, but they’re more difficult to find and more expensive too. Some brands come with sliced mushrooms, so this can save time. As with pre-shredded cheese, though of course it’ll be more expensive. Another shortcut is to buy minced chicken. But you have to cook them first (fry them after the butter and onions) before adding the rest of the ingredients. It doesn’t have to be chicken breast or keel, other parts are also fine, you just have to debone them. Use more chicken if you prefer. You can use fresh vegetable instead of the frozen mixed vegetable (which is the most convenient) for example carrot, broccoli, and capsicum. It would be interesting to bake these in individual ramekins, but I don’t have any (yet).


This is my beloved cheese grater, a gift from a good friend some 7 or 8 years ago. I like it because the grater grates right into the container, allowing no spill, and the container comes with the lid (the white one underneath) – such an efficient design. MHH and I both looove cheese but unfortunately cheese (and other dairy products too, for that matter) is quite expensive here in Malaysia, so we don’t have them as often as we’d like.

Of leaders

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My colleague and I were on our way to see a customer. He related an interesting story. One of the company’s top leaders, M had an appointment with Perak Menteri Besar to discuss on a matter concerning a state land. Dato Seri Nizar had arrived 10 minutes late – he shaked M’s hands and said “I’m sorry I’m late”. M was really taken aback, because this is not a common experience. He is used to top officials being more than an hour late, and didn’t offer any apologies. "What a humble man," my colleague (a non-Muslim) had commented. Such small gestures – but has big impacts. Subhanallah.

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Our meeting with the customer had just been concluded and we were just chatting when the lady lawyer from the customer’s legal unit exclaimed “0bama has won, you know!” The five of us seemed happy with this news, so I guess we all shared the same favourite. “But he should have a very strong security around the clock, because there will be some white people who would want to assassinate him,” the GM said. I was surprised. Of all things, this is his first response. “But is white supremacism still that bad over there? Isn’t the fact that he has won shown that there is positive change?” I challenged. “Some people would still be very unhappy – they wouldn’t be able to accept it.” Well, all the best to the new president. I hope you will be able to fulfill the people’s high expectations. I know the states are a long way from here, but admit it – what happens in that part of the world does have impacts all over the world.

10 Ways to Serve Islam with your Writing

I found the following interesting read here (many thanks!) while blog-hopping and would like to share it with you:

Increasingly, people are turning to the Internet for information about religion and spirituality. As Muslim writers, we have a role to play in correcting misinformation about Islam and working to help educate people in our own communities stay connected and informed. Keep reading for information on how to make your time on the Net beneficial and (if you choose) profitable as well.

1. Create Content for your Mosque's Website

2. Write a Newsletter

3. Start a Blog

4. Participate in Discussions

5. Start your own Group

6. Write for Content Sites

7. Befriend a New or Isolated Muslim

8. Leave Comments

9. Translate Information about Islam

10. Write for Magazines

For the elaboration, please visit the original source.