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Hi friends, how are you all? I hope you're all in good health and blessed with abundant blessings. This time, I'd like to share a little about my visits to these places and the engagement invitations.
Here we are preparing for our engagement ceremony. I took a photo with my wife before the trip. She was so happy to have me photograph her, and she took several selfies of me and her. We wore elegant clothes so we looked harmonious among the crowd.
On our way, we were hampered by natural phenomena, including cloudy skies and rain. Heavy rain drenched the area around us. Afterward, we stopped for a moment between roadside shops to seek shelter from the downpour. More than that, we didn't give up because nature also values and witnesses how important water is to the world. And that's why we didn't give up. After a short rest, we immediately continued our journey to the engagement reception location and our next destination.
Upon arriving at the engagement reception venue, we were immediately warmly welcomed by the bride and groom's family, namely my cousin's younger sibling, and there we were invited to enjoy the food and drinks provided. After eating, we also didn't forget to take a photo together with my cousin who was engaged, she showed off the ring on her right ring finger, that's where she became the model for the photo we uploaded in this post and we felt happy because she finally had a future husband, that's the meaning of the ring on the ring finger. We also didn't forget to say goodbye to the event. Since the event was over, I invited my wife to join us on our next trip.
Not far from the engagement ceremony, I continued my journey to Dayah Darul Ulum in TANOH MIRAH. The journey was only 2 km and took about 15 minutes. This is the entrance to the main site, the Darul Ulum Tanoh Mirah area. From a distance, you can see the pamphlet and the main gate.
Upon arriving at the site, I saw the simple rooms and courtyard, but everything had changed, unlike when I lived here before. I missed this place so much because this is where I studied when I was little. I was so happy and proud that my former school had now expanded so much, with buildings under construction, more rooms, and more rooms for students to live in. This area is divided into two sections: a front yard for boys and a back yard for girls. Both are located in the same location, but separated by a wall. The unique feature of this area is the large well located right in the middle of the DAYAH. This well is a testament to the time we used it to bathe with the other students. Since I've been here until now, the water in this well has never dried up, even during the dry season.
This time, we had the opportunity to visit the graves of religious figures. There are several graves of religious figures there, and from there we made a pilgrimage while reading as few prayers as possible so that those who were there would receive salvation in this world and the hereafter. May the religious figures be blessed by God Almighty. It is thanks to him that the knowledge we learn becomes a light in our daily lives.
From me, 
