yeah...I pun nak tahu dia siapa?
MEET the future Mrs Rudd. Zara Shafruddin couldn't stop smiling as she paraded her new marquis cut diamond ring around Sydney.
The 24-year-old said she was completely surprised when Nicholas Rudd, 23, dropped to one knee and asked her to marry him while they were holidaying together in Prague over Easter.
"I was not expecting it, but I couldn't be happier. Not only is he incredibly intelligent, generous and kind, I know I've found my soul mate in him," Ms Shafruddin said.
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd's eldest son told The Sunday Mail he carried the engagement ring in his pocket for three weeks before he built up the courage to ask Ms Shafruddin to be his bride.
"Because we were travelling I was always checking my bag to see the ring was still there before I fell asleep at night," Mr Rudd, a Sydney-based lawyer said.
Much to his parents' delight, Mr Rudd finally did "the knee thing" one evening in Prague.
"It was very romantic," Ms Shafruddin said.
The engagement was announced on Twitter by proud mother Therese Rein early on Friday morning.he was "sick to death" of these itinerants on the street. "The fun will be over for these parasites on the very day we get a Country Liberal government in the Territory," he said.
cantik orgnye....tak tahu pulak pasal ni...hehe
ReplyDeleteZara Shafruddin is the daughter of Associate Prof Dr. Shafruddin Hashim (Malaysian citizen from Negeri Sembilan) and Diane Sadler (Australian citizen). She went to Jerudong Internationsl School (Brunei) when her father worked in Brunei. They have since left Brunei and now live in Australia.
ReplyDeleteya Allah.. melayu ke ni?
ReplyDeleteshe's my cousin..dan saya sangat2 sedih bila tahu tentang beliau
ReplyDeleteMelayu tidak semestinya Islam , tetapi dalam masyarakat Islam ada orang Melayu. Di manakah kedudukan kita agaknya? Oleh itu marilah kita berdoa agar dalam kalangan kita tidak ada lagi yang keluar dari Islam atau tidak mengaku dirinya Islam. Wallahualam...
ReplyDelete*Perkahwinan antara seorang perempuan Islam dengan lelaki bukan Islam adalah haram dan tidak sah!*
ReplyDeleteIt is completely Haram (forbidden by Islamic law) for a Muslim woman to get married to a non-Muslim man, and a Muslim woman must not violate this prohibition that has been established by clear-cut proofs from the Qur’an and Sunnah.
For example, Surat Al-Baqarah, verse 221, states that Allah, the Almighty, says:
“And do not give (believing women) in marriage to idolaters until they believe, and certainly a believing servant is better than an idolater, even though he should please you.”
If a Muslim woman does go against this ruling out of weakness in her faith, then she will still be considered a sinful Muslim committing a great sin that would even reach the stage of Zina if she knows the ruling and still denies it. However, if she violates the ruling out of stubbornness, denying the ruling of Allah, and considering this act to be permissible, while being aware of the proofs and evidence speaking against this forbidden act, then she will be considered as a Kafir and outside the fold of Islam.
Maybe she wasn't Muslim to begin with.
DeleteMaybe, she's only Muslim culturally (i.e. Muslim because her parents are Muslim).
Maybe she was Muslim, but believes something else now.
Is it true that, though it's Haram for a Muslim woman to marry a non-Muslim man, it's not always Haram for a Muslim man to marry a non-Muslim woman?