Yesterday, as we went to school, I read the words the worst words that I have ever read along my life, “LIVE FOR SATAN.” I found it on the T-shirt of an old man. He wore his T-shirt calmly and didn’t pay attention to the words. But, on the title above I put “Not” to against the words.
When I read those words or maybe the motto of life, I thought that man doesn’t understand the meaning of the words. I guessed he’s Moslem.
It was sad, I found the fact many Moslems in my community especially the old people don’t understand at all about English. Poor people.
“LIVE FOR SATAN” astaghfirullah, it’s a part of big shirik for sure. As Moslems, we live in this world for Allah only. We came from Allah, we live for Allah and we’ll be returned to Allah. Let’s correct those words, “LIVE FOR ALLAH!”
“Indeed, I have turned my face toward He who created the heavens and the earth, including toward truth, and I am not of those who associate others with Allah.” Al-An’am:79
May Allah strengthen our faith, ameen!
الحق من الله، والخطاء مني
Qolamii 
Unbelievable! How ignorant people are.
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So sad, sis! It was one example of the bad words!
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Yes true..maybe he wasn’t aware of it or thought twice about it
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The main problem is about language. If that man knew the meaning of the words, I’m sure he wouldn’t wear the T-shirt.
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Oh that’s a big barrier there.
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That’s true! Just the way info, here the people speak using tribal language n some of them use Indonesian language. We don’t use English as our language in our speaking. Such as the policy in education. Almost the lessons are delivered in Indonesian language since Elementary school, only the international schools n boarding schools those use English, Arabic n other languages in their learning activities. Like that, sis!
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I wasn’t aware. Do teach your child English, it’s a medium of communication in major parts of the world. But of course along with other languages which have equal importance:)
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Yes of course! The students here also learn English, Arabic, besides Indonesian n tribal language. But, they speak Indonesian in daily conversation. Alhamdulillah my son loves all those languages, like me. 🙂
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That’s great mommy😃
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That’s very sad. He most likely had no idea what was written on his shirt. Other wise he would’ve burned it!
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I guessed the same, sis! I hope that man will know about its meaning. Actually I wanted to explain about the meaning of those words,, but I didn’t have much times, n he walked so fast. It wasn’t easy to advise others, sister.
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It’s too bad that man didn’t know what the words meant. The person selling these shirts should be responsible, don’t you think?
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Yes, I think about that too. Yeah, as I said in previous, some of the people, especially the old people don’t understand English,, We don’t use English as our language. But, of course the other people who have high education have good abilities in English.
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As Allah clearly said …”Satan is your open enemy, so make him as an enemy”
V shudnt make him as our friend by following his footstep..and his tricks ..which he’ll decieve us in all aspects of life.
*Beware*
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Thank you so much, Brother,, for your opinion. I’m so sorry for late.
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That’s very shocking and sad 😦 Ameen to your du’a sis!
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The main problem is “Some of the old people don’t have good ability in English.” As I knew here, we use 2 languages, tribal and national language, and they prefer tribal than international language. Yeah, so sad, Sis!
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