KakCik
19 July 2007
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I was blessed with the birth of my sixth child this past Thursday the 12th of July. She is a girl, my fifth; she gets the family title KakCik, sixth-born daughter. She was born safe and sound after less than an hour of labour. She and her mother are home and well. SR is enjoying the first week of her two-month paid maternity leave, courtesy of the Malaysian government. There has been discussion in Parliament of extending maternity benefits to three months but that bill has not yet passed. If it passes, we’ll have to have another baby to take advantage, I suppose.
Assalamu alaikum,
Mabrook! May your new precious one be blessed with all the noble qualities of the Sahabiat, bringing joy to all, Ameen.
Wassalamu alaikum
Salaam ‘Alaikum
Alf Mabruk!!!
Congratulations!
Salam…
Alhamdulillah dan tahniah buat anda sekeluarga
salam, congratulations.
your sixth, eh?
anisah… a pretty name.
one question, what is your wife’s occupation?
Masha’Allah shes beautiful! alhamdulilah may Allah bless your family and may the peace and blessings of Allah be upon the prophet muhammed! ameen
Insha Allah, Anisah will have a blessed, healthy and peaceful life. God bless you and your family.
Alhamdulillah (الØمد لله) Congratulations … brother Zayn. A beautiful name and beautiful baby.
Wassallam
JazakAllah khayran to all of you for your prayers and thoughts.
Salam Zayn
Congratulation you two and salam to R. May Allah give her quick recovery.
Yong Ida
Indiana
Congratulations! Better start saving for the weddings. (Father of the bride always have to pay)
Waaa merahnya….
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