Moui.Net – Written from the Heart
Time is so long, Life is so short
Been thinking about my adventures in Thailand, even now, as I sit by my window, staring at the darkness amidst the rain and wild wind. I’m back in Malaysia, its been quite hectic, especially post-Ramadan, seeing relatives and catching old friends. Its been a while but I feel somewhat distant from them. My foot is […]
Sharing my thoughts… Ever since I had left Narathiwat, I grow edgy about the violent state of affairs in that province. I spent five days in the town and rural areas, talking to the people – Muslims and Buddhists alike – about their lives, their concerns, their children and their hopes. The ordinary people, not […]
A collection of stories, experiences and photos. http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/my-first-visit-to-narathiwat.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/the-beginning-of-journey-in-narathiwat.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/day-two-narathiwat-and-chaotic-memories.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/a-delightful-afternoon-with-melonbunnie.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/random-thoughts-in-town-by-seaside.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/faith-religion-and-way-of-life-in.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/faith-religion-and-way-of-life-in.html http://www.zashnain.com/2012/08/friends-in-narathiwat.html http://akrockefeller.com/news/south-thailand-the-words-of-resistance-lost-in-the-carnage/ Enjoy, and be safe. ZashnainAn avid blogger, twitterer and photojournalist, Zashnain Zainal suffers from an incurable addiction to social work, helping marginalised communities since 1989. Nowadays he travels from the plantations of Malaysia to the slums of Thailand. […]
Boats, silent legacy of Narathiwat Narathiwat is not just a large town. There’s a fishing village close by to the town centre. The jetty appears to be clean but there’s a strong smell of fish and salt. Many of the fishermen are waiting under the trees and in small platforms called “pondok” – away from […]
After two days of hectic schedules and meetings, running around like a headless chicken, I decided to relax and sample some coffee treats. Blue Mountain @ Narathiwat is a nice place, soothing background music, comfortable ambiance, helpful staff and fabulous selection of coffee. The owners, a husband and wife team, are Metha and Amika. Just […]
Narathiwat. A province torn by unrest, a land misunderstood by many Thais. I arrived today, at noon, and somewhere lost in translation, I was nearly abandoned by the vehicle that was supposed to take me to the hotel. A few hours later, I was told that there was two separate bombings near the airport. No […]
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