The book is divided into four sections: notes from a son, notes from a
husband, notes from a father and notes from a da'i. Literally, da'i means missionary but I
prefer to translate it as someone who preach Islam.
After 2 days reading the whole book, I was surprise to know how wrong I was regarding the title. Yes, it stated as 'lelaki' but what it really mean is man, as in human, not the gender. It teaches and reminds me of things I should know or already know. Like the previous book, the language is simple yet never fails to touch the hearts of readers. If you're looking for something simple but deep to read, this book is the right choice.

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