My Autobiography "There is no one worth of worship except Allah, and Prophet Mohammed (saw) is the messenger of Allah" My life goes by the above sentence. The firm belief in the oneness of Allah, my Lord, who has provided me with this life; the giver and taker of life. I believe that this life is only a test as to which we will be judged for in the life hereafter. I was born on March 12, 1987at approximately 6:07am, at the Whittington Hospital in Archway, on a humid spring morning, just before dawn. My two older sisters were also born in this hospital, and later, after my auspicious birth, my four younger brothers and little sister were also born there. My younger sister, Aaysha was born with a caesarean and the night before the operation was due, my mother was taken into the labour ward. I remember my mother pointing out the room I was born in - it was relatively big and a lot different than what I've seen on TV. It was then I realised that you can't trust everything you see on television. When my family were in the room opposite to the one I was born in, talking to my mother and consoling her, I sneaked out and went back into the other room, the first room my eyes had ever seen. A strange feeling washed over me as I absorbed everything in my sight, wanting to remember it all forever. Not everyone gets the chance the see the room they were born in. Although I swore to have all the details etched into my mind, looking back, it has all merged into a hazy fog. There was a bed, a huge bath tub and a tall stand next to the bed with a transparent bag attached to the top. I sat down on the firm, high bed in the dimly lit room... ... middle of paper ... ...y. My father grabbed me by my ear and dragged me to the house. After about an hour or so, they had all finally grown tired of shouting at someone who wasn't saying anything so they stopped. But my thirst for driving hadn't been quenched. Instead, I loved the feeling of driving, controlling a vehicle all on my own. I can't wait until I got my hands on those keys again. --------------------------------------------------------------------- [1] Sayings of the Prophet (PBUH) [2] Peace Be Upon Him [3] People [4] Quoted from Ted Hughes [5] Two pieces of white material worn in an Ancient Greek manner [6] Dawn Prayer [7] A pilgrimage offered in any month of the year, not the month of Hajj. This is not obligatory on a Muslim like Hajj is mandatory on those with sufficient means and capabilities.
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I found myself in the dining room observing everything and everyone. The dining room was set up to have an intimate feel to it. There were fresh flowers on every table and each table had some privacy. The
The rooms looked unreal and every item was extravagant. I slowly took the air tight scene in, moving around myself just to try to get every glimpse of the magnificent room.
It resembled a giant wooden castle. We parked and walked in and immediately a nice man with white hair and a beard asked to show us around and we said sure. He showed us the amazing crystal clear pool, the restaurant, the store, and the help desk. Suddenly he showed us to our room which was enormous with a hefty bathroom, a king size bed, a pull out couch, and there was this massive dresser like piece of furniture holding the tv on it. He showed us how to pull on a lever to pull out a bed from the dresser. There was a neat picture in the background, it was the setting of Bambi with an abounding number of other
Reading and writing has always played a vital part in my life. From toddler to adult, pre-elementary to college, I’ve managed to sharpen both skills to my liking. However, even though it significantly helped, schooling was not what influenced me to continue developing those skills into talent. Many different things shaped and influenced my learning, and now reading and writing have become the safety net of my life. I know that even if I have nothing else in the future, I’ll still have my talent and knowledge. To ensure my success, I hope to further develop those skills so that I may fulfill my wishes.
All my life I have met many people who have left an impact on my life whether it be in sports, work, extracurriculars, or even just meeting someone you don’t know.
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The bed came out of the wall and fitted itself snugly between the stove and the door to the bathroom. Despite the size and location, I was quite content, in fact, I somewhat enjoyed the dinky nature of it. When I was younger my brother, and I used to zip each other into suitcases. We would drag the suitcases up and down the stairs, and all around the living room, laughing hysterically. That was until we grew too big to fit in the suitcases… This apartment, I found to be a suitable substitute.
The bedrooms were generally located around the atrium. It had a vaulted ceiling with arched roofs. The bedroom was usually very stuffy and only had a bed in it. The frame of the bed was made with wood and it was strung together with linen. The mattress was stuffed with feathers and straw and the blanket was made out of wool.
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I never really thought about where my life was going. I always believed life took me where I wanted to go, I never thought that I was the one who took myself were I wanted to go. Once I entered high school I changed the way I thought. This is why I chose to go to college. I believe that college will give me the keys to unlock the doors of life. This way I can choose for myself where I go instead of someone choosing for me.
My mother married my stepfather Sgt. Brian Rand when I was young. We had grown very close to each other and I would do anything to protect him and as he would for me. I, of course, could not protect him when he went to overseas for tours in Iraq, Afghanistan, and Korea. Luckily, he came back safe from each one. My parents’ relationship began to fall apart. They constantly fought and eventually their marriage ended in divorce. My mother, sister, and I moved back to New York, and Brian at some point found a new wife, whom eventually became pregnant. My father would still call and check up on us. I had high hopes that they would get back together, but it was too late. My stepfather took his own life. My mother did not really explain much to
Family has a huge impact one how we view the world. My family’s traditions and views have been passed down to me and it is one that I will pass down to my children. The impact and the importance placed on these traditions and views are embedded into the psyche, almost as soon as birth. However, some of us make new traditions and put away with the old, while some individuals, who view family as the main importance in one’s life, will keep the traditions and views place by the family. These traditions and views that my family hold proud are one’s that have shaped me into the multicultural being I am today. By the religious upbringing I have had, it has taught me the importance of marriage, to remain