[alya1]

Assalamualaikum,
Alhamdulillah finally i can register on this website. I tried register on this website few months ago, but it doesn't work. Suddenly, tonight i remembered this website again. I tried to register, Alhamdulillah it works even though with those struggles
So, i'm Alya. I'm from Indonesia, i'm muslima since i was born alhamdulillah. I'm a high school student. The reason i'm here because my internet friends mostly are non-muslim. I need sisters and brothers to discuss about islam and all of things about islam
Perhaps i will post more about things in my head right after i found the right forum

Wassalamualaikum

 

[ba51th]

walaikumussalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, teh

 

[ardianto]

Wa'alaikumsalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.

Damang, neng Alya?. Teu acan kulem geuningan tabuh sakieu teh?.

Welcome to Islamicboard forum.

 

[sister herb]

Salam alaykum

Welcome to forum.

 

[Muslim Woman]

:wa:


:welcome:

 

[alya1]

walaikumussalam warahmatullahi wabarakatuh, teh

Wassalam, teh? From Indo?

 

[alya1]

Wa'alaikumsalam wa rahmatullahi wa barakatuh.

Damang, neng Alya?. Teu acan kulem geuningan tabuh sakieu teh?.

Welcome to Islamicboard forum.

Assalamualaikum,
Alhamdulillah

Thank you

Wassalam

 

[alya1]

Salam alaykum

Welcome to forum.

:wa:
Thank you

 

[greenhill]

Salaam to you.

Welcome to the forum...

have a great stay... (Bro Ardianto dari Bandung juga) :shade:

 

[alya1]

Salaam to you.

Welcome to the forum...

have a great stay... (Bro Ardianto dari Bandung juga) :shade:

Salaam,
Thank you
and Thanks for the info

 

[ardianto]

(Bro Ardianto dari Bandung juga)

Yes. I'm a Javanese who live in "Pasundan" (the land of Sundanese). In exactly, Bandung city.

Damang, neng Alya?. Teu acan kulem geuningan tabuh sakieu teh?.

This is not Indonesian language, But Sunda, language of Sundanese ethnic that spoken in mostly area of West Java province.

"Damang" mean "in good health". "neng" is designation for younger woman. Designation of older woman is "teteh" that often shortened as "teh".

"Teu acan kulem geuningan tabuh sakieu" meaning is "apparently haven't slept in this hour".

"teh" in the end of sentence doesn't mean anything. It just custom of Sundanese people in speaking.

 

[alya1]

Yes. I'm a Javanese who live in "Pasundan" (the land of Sundanese). In exactly, Bandung city.

How nice
I'm half Javanese too..