What did you do today?

Assalamualaikum.

It's school holidays and there's nothing much i've done than being couch potato, bonding with the oven haha oh yea recently my mak made sugary-margariney toasts out of expired white bread. but actually the toast is not even complicated like its name and it's just roti gula. Ala, the one that you can get from orang roti riding the motorcycles with bunch of breads, crackers, jajans hanging at the back and front of the motor. 

Actually i just call that person as roti. 

So whenever i heard the pinipinipinipingping sound and i'd go all excited like

 "MAAAAK! ROTIIIIIII"

from Google

 Then i'd buy jajans like keropok roro, ali baba thingy, hiro chocake etc etc

from Google

(i spent how many minutes i dont know but quite long just to recall its name. Okay, roro, okay.)

 But that was when i was a kid. sobs. Did i sound like an oldie?

oh cut it, fir.

 Actually, neither this keropok roro nor the roti gula is the main thing i want to share in this post but before i go to the actual one, i want to say that turning the expired white loaf into roti gula is a better way than throwing them into the bin. Plus, it's super duper easy. You just need to spread the margarine on the bread, sprinkle some sugar or use a spoon and pour it on the bread if you want it to be sweet to the max (bahana tak reti control tangan), put them on the tray and then into the oven, and it's ready to eat! 

Last time, dont remember when but i was in the car that time, i listened to this one cool song and it sounds really cute. it's a nasheed. asked my sis "dia ada cakap tak tajuk lagu ni apa?" and since the the line 'what did i do today' is repeated so many times, my sis said maybe that's the title. Okay, What Did I Do Today. 

Then, another coooool nasheed i heard in this one religious tv programme. Searched in on youtube and here they are~

What Did I Do Today 

The Everything Song

 

Flowers Are Red

Sing Children of the World

 

 The Veil
This one is like a conversation

 

 the above songs are from Dawud Wharnsby Ali and since then i'm so in love with his nasheeds. There are a lot of songs from him, just type out Dawud Wharnsby and enjoy them ;)

maybe it's been moons and moons i didnt update my blog so i want to share more and more nasheeds that are interesting and also my fav too ^^ my sharings are not bad or dirty stuffs anyway :] this is a sort of lepas gian but in a good way lah xD

Ya Allah - 786 Boyz

Ramadan - Sheikh Mishary Rashid Alafasy 

 Don't Forget Allah - Farid Sanullah

It's A Game - Sami Yusuf

 {Cartoon dia comel je}

 

 

Not Afraid to Stand Alone - Native Deen

 

A is for Allah - Yusuf Islam

{if usually we sing the english ABC song, why not try the arabic letters ا ب ت ? Make it Islamic way  :D}

  

 this one is just the same but it's sung by Zain Bhikha

And i found the next song that we heard when we walked around night market in Melaka. 

Last but not leeeaaaaast...

*snaredrumroll*

yang biasa dengar dekat TV version ni kalau tak silap

Native Deen's pun cool 

Ye ye last but not least tapi banyaknya kemain haha 

kbai,

Wassalam :)