The story of the missing sandals
A strange but real story like this sometimes recurs in mosques, whether after musyawaroh, after recitation, especially if it breaks up to pay at night.
Either because of sleepiness or daydream or whatever the name suggests, what is clear is that this incident made others lose their kokotetengan (back and forth looking for search, red) because I have to find his friend the favorite sandals.
The owner of the sandals wants to take the slippers that are there, afraid that someone has and troubles others (the ones who switch sandals still have feelings), want to be too shy, want to buy dear, where are you in a hurry again there is another task for "prayer charity" in another place.
Please, fate separated temporarily with favorite sandals that might be just a pair of them ...
The good news, thank God, finally there was "someone who did not want to be named" who wanted to lend his sandals and want to wear "invented" sandals for temporary use.
This story just shares not to exaggerate cases that you might consider trivial, just sometimes just wonder, does anyone know the memorandum by themselves?
At least comfort when wearing it otherwise if you don't have your own, there should be something strange if it's not your own sandals ?
But yes that was, this really happened. well the name is also human, there is a mistake.."you are the son of Adam khothoun."
What is clear is not a deliberate factor..
The story above is still better because finally "happy ending" his sandals are back intact after the accidentally knocked his sandals realized he had completely taken the slippers and returned it to its original place a few days later.
There are other stories about a pair of sandals / shoes parked in the mosque, namely the story of the disappearance of the sandal / shoes and not returning like the story above.
Well, if this may be someone who borrows temporarily but does not return because they already know the taste of the sandals / shoes become continuation, or even deliberately take someone else's sandals dituker with rice (this is really great), or maybe when they hear advice when sleepy so misinterpreted the content of the advice.
Said Mr. Ustadz "joke nu saena piceun nu awonna" maknane "take the good to throw the bad one", but this doesn't include the business of sandals from a bad house, come home with a good one he, kidding boss..
The writer and friend of mine has experienced "God with our presuppositions"
Ometimes there is a "safe no,I left here,maybe
someone took it ."
always husnudzon billah and resigned ..