It is actually the name of a beach (pantai = beach).
Take a journey across space and time through the multi-dimensional door that is the soul of my being... For the Salik (Arabic for traveller, also a Sufi term for a searcher) merges in him the raw qualities of an earthly being nicely blended with the divine qualities that belong to Him, the Alpha and Omega of everything.
Saturday, May 07, 2011
Enjoying the breeze at Pantai Sri Tujuh
It is actually the name of a beach (pantai = beach).
The waters near Tumpat
Not far from the train station lies a recreational field and this hut.
Tumpat train station in daylight
We then went to Tumpat train station.
So in this visit I took the opportunity to have a good look at it in daylight.
A quick look at the town of Tumpat
Soon we arrived at the town of Tumpat.
It is a small town about 17 km by road north-west of the city of Kota Bahru.
Friday, May 06, 2011
'Facing' death at Tok Selehor's special meditation hole
What realities are we talking about? For one it is about life after death.
Tomb of Tok Selehor revisited
After we're done going around the Kelantan river we went to the Tok Selehor religious school where lies this Muslim graveyard.
The graveyard lies in front of the Tok Selehor mosque.
He lived about a century ago and was laid to rest at this sheltered part.
There. The signboard says "Kubur (grave of) Tok Selehor".
Going around the Kelantan river delta
OK. I've been around here by boat once and saw some superb views, I think in 2007 or 2008. But I was then alone with a friend. This time I wanted the family to also enjoy what I've seen. So here we were on a boat...
Here's the boat starting to move...
OK. The boat is actually used to ferry people in and out of some of the populated islands. Have I mentioned that here lies the Kelantan river delta and its many islands?