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| Kay-El is a city in the Klang Valley. And a valley is a flat land surrounded by hills. As you can see here... |
153. Stations and Layways
It is the fortune of a wanderer for Allah
That at every station and layway,
There is a reason to be thankful and happy.
And though you may be inclined to stay,
Allah beckons and you move on,
Day after day after day.
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It is the school holidays here and the sinner is on a two day break with his son, Mikhail. We have not been doing anything much actually. Basically we are doing the same thing that we do every day, but transplanted into a small hotel in town. Although we stay only 10 minutes from the bustling capital city of Kuala Lumpur (or 'Kay-El' as how the locals refer to it), I hardly ever come into the city. So this is really a change. Of sorts.
Down below is Jalan Ampang (Ampang Road), one of the main arteries into town, and it is already filling up with traffic, although only 7 in the morning. That is life you see. Sometimes you can rest and take in the view, but soon God is beckoning you "... Come along now, keep moving."
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| No, that's not me. That's my father in Manila, in the early 1970s I reckon. He is a wanderer of sorts too. |
Moving to where? To the sweetness of the Divine Presence of course.
See you on the road, sunshine.
wa min Allah at-taufiq
Hate has no place in Islam
Love will show the Way
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