The "Papat Jambul" ceremony.

Last Thursday night, we set up a function at home for the Papat Jambul ceremony for our son Muhammad. Papat Jambul is an important ceremony whereby families and friends gather to snip off a bit of hair from a baby. As for our Muhammad, we never expected he would be so calm during the whole event are taking place. Its like he knew what was happening around him and all he got to do was sit tight till the end of this ceremony. Alhamdullilah, everything came up just perfect that night. Lastly, myself and families would like to thanks to all that had came and helps in all sorts of contribution to make this small event a big sucess.

The Masjid Muhammad Jamalul Alam Kuala Belait Dzikir group performed
The Dzikir As-Salai from the Dzikir Syarafil Anam collection.

Dzikir Syarafil Aman comprises of Arabic Poetry with praises and prayers to the Prophet.

The Masjid Muhammad Jamalul Alam Kuala Belait Dzikir group performed

the Dzikir Marhaban during the Papat Jambul ritual is taking place.

Our Muhammad is calm and getting ready.

Imam Hj. Zainal is given the honor to start the Papat Jambul ritual.

Imam Ahmeddani also would not like to miss the chance to...
spread my face with the tepung tawar.

About that tepung tawar part, they're after me more than my son.
Well guys, this come with a vengeance later in life. Hehehehe...

My father-in-law performing the Papat Jambul to his beloved grandson.

Mr.Gembo and family: Thanks for coming

Through the internet:
While the event is still going on at home, Gamba Osaka playing against ManUtd in Japan
for the semi-finals of the World Club Championship.
Luckily, Manutd won that match 5-3.

Thanks to Ronny (light blue) and Den (dark blue) for taking the pics during the whole events for us.

Liza teasing the "man of the moment."

My sis & Muhammad
entertain guests who came that night.

" Which one is which ?! "
They're both cute though...

Bob and family: Thanks for coming too.

Akmal and Alim:
Thanks for the helping hands during the event.

To mark the closing of the ceremony,
a Doa' was read by the Imam at the end of the event.