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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, March 03, 2012

The waters off the Linggi river estuary

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Continued from The widest part of the Muar river estuary and horseshoe crabs . The very same day we went to Kuala Linggi which lies in the ...

The widest part of the Muar river estuary and horseshoe crabs

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This should be a continuation of Views from the mosque of Bukit Treh . The following day I went to this part of Muar facing the Straits of ...

Friday, March 02, 2012

Views from the mosque of Bukit Treh

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From Bandar Tasik Puteri we move to my native hometown Muar, recently declared as the royal town of Johor. Near the village where my parents...

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The part that should connect Bandar Tasik Puteri to the LATAR Highway

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From the downstream parts of river Langat we move to the residential area called Bandar (town of) Tasik Puteri where I'm staying at. ...

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Radzi Sapiee: A pure mathematics graduate from the University College of London who previously never made any writing except what was demanded at examinations suddenly found himself totally losing interest in hard science, pulled instead towards spiritual thoughts. Not knowing what next, he became a journalist for the major Malaysian daily The New Straits Times and actually stayed there for 5 years. After a while circumstances initiated him into the mysteries of Sufism, another word for Islamic spirituality. Also he was pulled to study his roots so much so that he started visiting and sleeping at old tombs all around Malaysia. Now he is a full-time writer but prefers to call himself a full-time bum as it is easier to explain what he is up to that way...

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