https://ameblo.jp/rie-sanwrites/ Rie-san writes and pen down whatever is on her mind. Designer to be and still in the process of thinking of what to be in the future. ja
Welcome to my blog to those who actually read this:
Let me introduce myself first in this first post.

I'm Rie, not my real name. A designer-to-be. How old am I? I am 18 and does not like to lead but prefer following people and do my best in everything.

What are my hobby?
Listening to music and reading book and I am trying to catch up in seeking knowledge ever since I start my new life in the new school environment with awesome friends and lecturers (though I am not really close with them).

I made this blog to write what I have read (English / my second language is Malay, fret not, I will write in English) and design and other stuff.
I have another blog but that blog is for my other life. This mean this blog is the serious sort?

Pardon my English language even if the language is my first language. I feel cautious of my English since did not do really well in the major exam. Yes, I do feel ashamed but I try reading more English books to improve my English during the school holidays.

I am not sure if people really going to find my blog since it is a Japanese blog but it will be written mostly in English and a bit of Japanese as I am learning Japanese on my own bit by bit.

Why Rie-san writes?
Well, I had a difficult time choosing the name from colours to drink names and end up choosing writes which means writing down of course.

So, why 'Writes'?
In the past week, I learned something consider new to myself even it is my own religion or I known about it but did not really put much thought about it which is about Reading and Writing. Based on what I have researched from the assignment I was given in school, this is the quote that gave me inspiration from the title of the blog:

[Read in the name of your lord who created,
Created man from an Embryo;
Read, for your Lord is most beneficent,
Who taught by the pen,
Taught man what he did not know.]

Quoted from: WRITING THE WORD OF GOD | Calligraphy and the Qur’an, by David J. Roxburgh. page 2

"Who taught by the pen"

You can read more about calligraphy in Islam written by David J. Roxburgh. It is amazing history that I myself do not know about Islamic art in general. There is a lot of things we do not know or yet to discover no matter how old we are. Seeking knowledge is important for our life while knowing what is right and wrong at the same time.

Woaah. What a long intro post. I do not know whether people will read it or even find this blog in the first place. To those who read this or find this blog, Thank you for reading or finding this blog.

[will update this post if I have to]




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