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Jemaah for magrhib & isya' at Assayafaah Mosque

Salam boys,
Since the end of beloved Ramadhan, I've been keeping to my salat the best I can. Whether at work on the weekends at home. I must admit that praying the 5 obligatory prayers has been my go to activity when I'm stressed at work. Thankfully, I have found no excuse to miss them at work though I do it secretly. So far, I have prayed to Allah to give me strength to be a better Muslim. I constantly face the inner demons in me to fall back to my erroneous ways. But Insya'allah with consistent prayers and being around like-minded Muslims, my ship will sail in the straight path. Gotta keep my eye on the prize as advised by Uncle Redha.
1 🌟: glad that preparations for tomorrows N3 COP ICT symposium are in order, what's left is to simply carry them out and remember to email out the feedback gForm.
1🎁: that my p6 pupils remain calm and focused as they count down to the PSLE.

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