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Can Pride Hide Behind Good Intentions? Yes — It’s Called Ujub.

Posted on 17/10/2025 By Reedz

Even the best of us can fall into ujub — the quiet pride that makes us forget Allah’s role in our success. This reflection explores how to recognise ujub in everyday life and replace it with humility, gratitude, and sincerity.

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Clean Toilets as a Licensing Requirement? Yes Please!

Posted on 13/10/2025 By Reedz

Hey, fellow Bruneians! If you’ve ever stepped into a hawker centre, mamak stall, or fancy café only to be hit with that unpleasant surprise in the back—yeah, the one that makes you question your life choices—you know exactly what I’m talking about. Clean food? Absolutely essential. But clean toilets? That’s…

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Brunei’s Own Road in 1963 – Bukan Menolak Tapi Menjaga

Posted on 28/08/202528/08/2025 By Reedz

On 27th August 2025, the front page of Pelita Brunei carried a striking photograph: our beloved Sultan, Kebawah Duli Yang Maha Mulia Paduka Seri Baginda Sultan Haji Hassanal Bolkiah Mu’izzaddin Waddaulah, shaking hands with the Yang di-Pertuan Agong of Malaysia. The headline read, “Hubungan NBD, Malaysia Kekal Erat, Mesra.” It…

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A Bruneian’s Take on Healthcare Reform: Balancing Progress and Compassion

Posted on 11/07/202511/07/2025 By Reedz

As a proud Bruneian citizen, I deeply value the care our government provides for its people. The recent policy change, effective July 1, 2025, which ends free healthcare for non-citizens, including permanent residents with foreign nationalities and foreign spouses of Bruneians, has sparked much discussion. Reflecting on my own experience…

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55 today…

Posted on 19/05/2025 By Reedz

Not quite young. Not yet old. Just… 55. Somewhere along the way, birthdays stopped being about cake and candles and started becoming markers of time. Not time wasted, but time lived. Experiences stacked like chapters in a book—some thrilling, some humbling, all instructive. Turning 55 feels different. Not heavier, just……

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Brunei Darussalam

Traffic and the National Psyche

Posted on 15/05/202516/05/2025 By Reedz

Ever noticed how traffic tells you a lot about a country’s personality? It’s like the national psyche on wheels. You can learn more from 15 minutes on the road than from a 300-page vision document. Because traffic is where people show their true colours—when no one’s watching and everyone just…

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