After one long Ramadhan of fasting


There's just something about seeking forgiveness from the ones you love that makes you go all teary.



Selamat Hari Raya Aidilfitri to all my Muslim buddies. Maaf zahir & batin.

6 comments:

Diane@Diane's Place said...

Yeah....what you said, right backatcha, ;D

Love and hugs,

D.

Anonymous said...

Salam Lebaran, nashe...!!
I apologize if all this while I have wronged & offended you...in any way.

Selamat hari raya!

-RD

Anonymous said...

Selamat Hari Raya to you for like the 10th time! hahaha... mass zahir dan batin! sorry for any offense that i've caused ya.

Nashe^ said...

@ Diane : =) thanks


@ RD : Me too, Rayan. I apologize for all my shit. Happy hari raya.


@ Khane : Mass zahir batin lu! haha... yeap, from me too, man. Sorry for all my trouble :)

Gadfly said...

That's one thing that Christianity is missing. Jews have the day of atonement thing where you are supposed to try to patch things up with everyone you've wronged or insulted over the year -- and that's part of Ramadan too.

Christians are supposed to "forgive those who trespass against you." But still ... apologizing to those you've pissed off, even inadvertently, wouldn't be a bad thing.

Nashe^ said...

@ Gadfly : Well, you can always do that on Christmas, right? Or anytime of the year, at that. =)

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