I found it!

After searching and browsing through some photos people been posting on FB (I strongly discourage though), Twitter and some from God-knows-where website. I found some pictures of Team SRI Ayesha Debating!!!

I would like to thank the comitee members of the Dato CQ Teo Debate for posting these, it makes me proud to see them reaching quarters even with little or sometimes no experience leading a team.

I remember it'll always be me, Fattah or some other unknown guy that has to do the thinking, but now there's proof these little caliph of ours can do things if they put there head in it, enjoy the day and always make sure our nawaitu(intentions) is always because of Allah.

"Now Ye shall be known as QuarterZ"

and this isn't your normal average tournament, the Dato CQ Teo Debate gives points for WSDC, so with a little more polish insyaallah I'm pretty sure Islam will be having some strong voices in the future.

You'll think she knows what she's talking about =>

But I'm pretty sure in there, there's still some blurriness =)

I don't know when this was. Adj Feedback or Coin Toss?

And you wouldn't believe me if I said that they had little experience in debate

There are only 3 things in life that when you do because of Allah you can be sure to be proud of it and say it in front of Him,

"When you waqaf (give something to society) and people benefit from it,

When you teach and your students learn from it,

When you raise children to be good and they pray for you,"

The Haram Police

Reminding You Just In case you forgot

Execution Plan

Whether we like it or not, the perception of people towards us is very important when we want to do Da'wah.

FYI, you could give a whole lot of facts and figures to that dude, and yet still be unable to make him understand Islam, because people don't tend to remember what you said rather "how you made them feel".

That is why, when the prophet came, his main goal was to right our manner, how we portray ourselves in front of everyone.

Hardcore Training

Training another person without going through your own lane of brutal experience training is hard.


Not that I mean hard, as in hard to do, but hard to teach, hard to make sure they understand you.

When God is Angry

During the weekends, I had a debate competition in Taylor's University, although I wasn't actually able to break for top 8 teams, going into the final. my team was reshuffled from last times ICRC debate, so it was totally new for us, and we had to get to know each other more.

Training trainers

13 May 2010, 3.30pm

I was running in the hall way, heading to the parking lot of CFS (it's at the end of the other side of our football field, so it was like very far). I had a debate practice at Nilai campus against my seniors from Gombak.

Kamal, my senior debater, had "kindly asked" for me to follow, looking at the situation that I have debate competitions ahead, this might be a good training.

In the Eyes of a Debate Trainer: Faithful (Part 1)

this is there story from the trainers point of view, Fattah, Fareeha, Iman, Kamalia, Syed, Kamil and all the other debaters, I wish you could read this.