I've learned a lesson today. And this lies just right within The Prophet of Mohamed's advise - learning takes the whole life, from the cradle to the grave.
Someone told me today that we learn from everything in this world, either living things or vice-versa. Though he is not a Muslim guy, he is quite well-versed with the Holy Quran, while most Muslims don't. It's a shame, a real shame.
Quoting what he have said in our conversations, "Human can never be perfect. Even the Prophets were learning up until the day their life was taken. We are just a simple human being without anything to boast about. So, there's no way we should skip learning".
Man, I tell you, this guy's understanding of God is totally superb. A man without proper thoughts can never be his match. He also quoted that "our perception towards someone should always be good", and I totally agreed with him. He added that "being soft-spoken is highly-demanded", because "once you leave a bad mark, it'll remain forever".
That changed my perception towards Non-Muslims. In fact, I changed it long before, but his capabilities in thinking about being good to people has further improved my perception. I have no wonder over his success in business. He holds the key of life tighter than everyone else I know.
From this point onwards, I'll try my every best not to leave any bad mark. Hopefully, people who was hurt by my actions, words or point of views in the past, will apologise me.
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