Selamat Hari Raya 2007

Selamat Hari Raya, Eid Mubarak to all! May Allah accept our worship over the Holy Month of Ramadan and bless us to make it to the next one. Maaf Zahir dan Batin. If Bin Gregory Productions or its author has done you wrong over the past year, knowingly or unknowingly, I humbly request your forgiveness.

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Published:: 10.14.07 / 11am

Category:: Journal, Islam

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naeem 10.14.07 / 7pm

AA- Bin Gregory,

Eid Mubarak! What beautiful children, even the crying infant!

Masha’Allah. May Allah preserve you and your family.
JDsg 10.14.07 / 8pm

Selamat Hari Raya to you and your family as well; and we too ask forgiveness if we have done anything in the past to offend you and yours. Thank you for the e-mail with photo; Milady and I are in a half-hour break before we go to visit the next aunt and uncle.
Nizar 10.18.07 / 7pm

Selamat hari raya Wah… ramainya yang pakai baju hijau tahun ni
Fay@Farah 10.19.07 / 3pm

Assalammualaikum wrt wbt

Meriahnya!! Abg setiap tahun da bertambah, saya juga yg belum bertambah lagi zuriat. Belum rezeki kan?

Kirim salam pada semua dan Selamat Hari Raya!
Ida B 10.20.07 / 3pm

Dear Bin Gregory,

Selamat Hari Raya to you and your family. May the The Holy one (quoting your mom) look after all of you for all time.

(Start saving for the weddings)
Irving 10.20.07 / 11pm

May Allah bless you and your beautiful family, dear Brother

Ya Haqq!
ummfarouq 10.21.07 / 1am

Albeit belated, because you have not posted in some time, I did not check on Eid…

Eid Mubarak, Selamat Hari Raya (a new phrase to me), Happy Eid, and Kul A’am wa Antum bi’Khayr, to you and your lovely family. May Allah allow us to grow in patience, knowledge, and Iman.
Bin Gregory 10.21.07 / 9am

Thanks everybody!!
lifebloom 10.25.07 / 5pm

Salam to the family of Bin Gregory. Enjoy your stories about your family immensely. In some instances your writings had made me reflect a lot on my sprituality and connection to the Al-Mighty. InsyaAllah.

Raudzah looks strikingly familiar…! Was she from a boarding schoool in Malaysia?
Bin Gregory 10.25.07 / 6pm

Lifebloom - yes she is, can’t remember which one offhand. She prefers to keep her life off the blog, so send me a private email if you think you might have been schoolmates or something.
aida 11.20.07 / 2pm

thanks for dropping by, yes the northern lights up here are quite a scene and i was told it will only get better by Jan/Feb.

What a beautiful family, this might sound odd but the baby is the latest arrival right? I lost count you and your wife has 5 or 6 or was it 7 kids? I am sorry, sounding like a complete idiot now.

Selamat Belated Hari Raya.
Bin Gregory 11.20.07 / 3pm

We’re at six now Aida! Don’t worry I lose count myself sometimes. Selamat very early Hari Raya Haji…

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