Nasrun Muhtadi @NASRun129

Memasuki 1 Muharram... Tidak semua yang hilang harus dicari kembali. Tidak semua yang pergi harus dikejar. Maafkan yang perlu dimaafkan. Lupakan yang sudah selesai. Lalu melangkahlah. Karena seringkali Alloh sudah menyiapkan jalan keluar, jauh sebelum kita menyadari bahwa ada jalan itu. #AaGmNotes

5 years ago, El Salvador passed the first 'Bitcoin Law' that regulated BTC as legal tender 🇸🇻 Today, they now own 7,677 BTC worth $480 million.

Semakin seseorang mengenal Alloh, biasanya semakin: 1. tenang lisannya, 2. ⁠lembut ucapannya, 3. ⁠sedikit kata-katanya, 4. ⁠besar manfaat perkataannya, 5. ⁠banyak dzikirnya. #AaGymNotes

Kalau mau posting makanan, ingat yang kelaparan. Posting kemewahan, ingat yang miskin. Posting pamer diri, ingat aib yang ditutupi Alloh. #AaGymNotes

Otak kita ini, ciptaan Alloh Kalau sering digunakan mengingat Alloh, dekat dengan Al quran, mudah bagi memberi ide & solusi persoalan apapun. #AaGymNotes

Mengapa mudah berbuat sia-sia? Bahkan jadi berbuat dosa? Penyebabnya: Tidak sibuk dengan kebaikan. Cobalah sibuk dengan Al-Quran Niscaya semakin terpelihara. #AaGymNotes

Orang yang belum ikhlas selalu berharap diketahui, diakui, diterimakasihi, dihargai, dan dibalas budi oleh orang lain. #AaGymNotes

Sedih itu wajar. Namun jika sedih terus-menerus, itu bisa menjadi tanda belum ridha terhadap takdir. Yang dibutuhkan adalah solusi, bukan kesedihan yang tiada akhir. #AaGymNotes

Julid Fi Sabilillah saat ini sudah punya website! Berbagai isu yang mau kita push akan kita post di sini. Termasuk juga target postingan yang jadi bahan julid di X dan Instagram. julidfisabilillah.org

"Indonesia condemned Israel’s closure of the Al-Aqsa Mosque compound during this Ramadan with the language it has used for decades: strong rejection, moral outrage and appeals to international law. The statement was correct. Preventing Muslim worship at one of Islam’s holiest sites is an unacceptable violation of religious freedom and international norms. But moral clarity is not the same as political strategy. Indonesia’s response illustrates a deeper contradiction in its foreign policy toward Palestine — one that turns condemnation into ritual rather than meaningful pressure. Jakarta consistently presents itself as one of Palestine’s most steadfast defenders. As the world’s largest Muslim-majority nation, Indonesia has long framed support for Palestinian self-determination as a constitutional and moral commitment. It does not maintain diplomatic relations with Israel and frequently leads statements criticizing Israeli actions in Gaza and Jerusalem. Yet the strategic framework guiding Indonesia’s diplomacy tells a different story. President Prabowo Subianto has repeatedly argued that the only viable path to peace is the two-state solution — an independent Palestine existing alongside Israel. At the same time, he has emphasized that peace requires guaranteeing Israel’s security and has said Indonesia would recognize Israel if Palestinian statehood were achieved. “We must have an independent Palestine,” he told world leaders at the United Nations last year, “but we must also recognize and guarantee the safety and security of Israel.” On its face, this position appears balanced and pragmatic. In reality, it reveals the core problem in Indonesia’s approach. Jakarta condemns Israel’s actions — from military operations in Gaza to restrictions at Al-Aqsa — while still operating within the same diplomatic framework that has defined the conflict for three decades. That framework has a name: the two-state process. For thirty years the international community has insisted that negotiations will eventually produce two states living side by side in peace. During those same decades, Israeli settlements expanded, Palestinian territory fragmented and the political conditions for an independent Palestinian state steadily eroded. The promise of two states has increasingly functioned less as a roadmap and more as a diplomatic placeholder — a way for governments to express support for Palestinian rights without confronting the structural realities of occupation. Indonesia has embraced this formula completely. Its leaders condemn Israeli violations while insisting the solution lies in negotiations within the same diplomatic architecture that has repeatedly failed. They denounce restrictions on Muslim worship in Jerusalem while emphasizing that Israel’s security must be guaranteed and normalized relations could follow. The result is a foreign policy that speaks the language of resistance but operates within the logic of the status quo. That contradiction becomes particularly visible during crises like the closure of Al-Aqsa during Ramadan." #Opinion by Dr Muhammad Zulfikar Rakhmat & Shafa Kalila Aryanti middleeastmonitor.com/20260314-indon…

Acehku… Maafkan aku…

Unity is victory. Division is tragedy.

Produk lokal sebagai substitusi produk yg terafiliasi dengan Zionis Israel itu banyak. Terlampau banyak. Boikot kita itu selain berpengaruh negatif kepada pundi-pundi mereka, secara langsung juga berpengaruh kepada bangkitnya ekosistem kita. Terima kasih dihaturkan kepada sahabat yg telah melakukannya.

Bisa jadi ini Ramadhan terakhir, kesempatan takdir kita berubah Jadi bahagia, mulia dan selamat dunia akhirat. Jangan sia-siakan detik-detik yang tersisa. #AaGymNotes

Nyaman itu bukan karena masalah hilang. Tapi karena hati tak lagi berkelahi dengan takdir. #AaGymNotes

Kita sering tahajud, dhuha, sedekah, baca quran agar dilancarkan rezeki. Padahal rezeki yang mahal adalah bisa tahajud, dhuha, sedekah & senang baca quran. #AaGymNotes

Ramadhan bulan istimewa. Setiap hari, jam, menit dan detiknya istimewa. Jangan sia-siakan. Lakukan hanya yang terbaik, niscaya jadi manusia istimewa. #AaGymNotes

Berhentilah memaksakan diri untuk mengetahui apa yang akan terjadi besok. Fokuslah lakukan yang terbaik, Dan cukuplah Alloh Pelindung dan Penolong kita. #AaGymNotes

Pray for Sumatera....