Pray to your Lord in humility and unseen
Morning and Evening supplication,
Duaa when facing hardships,
Duaa for distress,
For a full version of Duaa, visit this link:
Duapower.com
Duaa when facing hardships,
Duaa for distress,
For a full version of Duaa, visit this link:
Duapower.com
Amal Dunkul - Do NOT Re-conciliate!
From a famous Egyptian poet..... to the Palestinian people,
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Do not re-conciliate!
Even if they granted you with gold
Suppse I pluck out your eyes
..Then fix two diamonds instead
will you see?
These are things can't be bought!
Even if they granted you with gold
Suppse I pluck out your eyes
..Then fix two diamonds instead
will you see?
These are things can't be bought!
A small piece of poetry
This poetry caused a great deal of debate when I published it long time ago, I saw this was a good chance to know how other people think about me and my religion.
I can't call it a perfect poetry, in fact it is my 1st trial to write poetry in English, and I didn't mean it to be, but those who read it considered it to be "poetry". Anyway, let's have a look:
I can't call it a perfect poetry, in fact it is my 1st trial to write poetry in English, and I didn't mean it to be, but those who read it considered it to be "poetry". Anyway, let's have a look:
Marriage in Islam, another letter
The ideal Muslim marriage is not yet fully known by some Muslims, this is because they don't read much in their reilgion, this is a link that produces detailed information about it:
http://www.wefound.org/texts/Ideal_Muslims_files/herhusband.htm
One of the most interesting parts written in ths page was this story:
The story of Barirah, an Ethiopian slave-girl who belonged to ‘Utbah ibn Abu Lahab, who forced her to marry another slave whose name was Mughith. She would never have accepted him as a husband if she had been in control of her own affairs. ‘A’ishah (radhiallahu anha) took pity on her, so she bought her and set her free. Then this young woman felt that she was free and in control of her own affairs, and that she could take a decision about her marriage. She asked her husband for a divorce. Her husband used to follow her, weeping, whilst she rejected him. Bukhari quotes Ibn ‘Abbas describing this freed woman who insisted on the annulment of her marriage to someone she did not love; the big-hearted Prophet (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) commented on this moving sight, and sought to intervene. Ibn ‘Abbas said:
http://www.wefound.org/texts/Ideal_Muslims_files/herhusband.htm
One of the most interesting parts written in ths page was this story:
The story of Barirah, an Ethiopian slave-girl who belonged to ‘Utbah ibn Abu Lahab, who forced her to marry another slave whose name was Mughith. She would never have accepted him as a husband if she had been in control of her own affairs. ‘A’ishah (radhiallahu anha) took pity on her, so she bought her and set her free. Then this young woman felt that she was free and in control of her own affairs, and that she could take a decision about her marriage. She asked her husband for a divorce. Her husband used to follow her, weeping, whilst she rejected him. Bukhari quotes Ibn ‘Abbas describing this freed woman who insisted on the annulment of her marriage to someone she did not love; the big-hearted Prophet (sallallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam) commented on this moving sight, and sought to intervene. Ibn ‘Abbas said:
Letter 2
Dear friend,
It was a pleasure to me to have such a conversation with you, and I wish to clear out my own view in the issues you discussed where time didn't allow me to fulfill.
Concerning what you mentioned about God in different religions, you talked in general, but in Islam, this is different.
You might know that the word God is the translation of the word Allah in Arabic, and Arabs call God as Allah, weather they were Muslims or non-Muslims. But the word Allah in Arabic has no pleural, it is a singular word.
It was a pleasure to me to have such a conversation with you, and I wish to clear out my own view in the issues you discussed where time didn't allow me to fulfill.
Concerning what you mentioned about God in different religions, you talked in general, but in Islam, this is different.
You might know that the word God is the translation of the word Allah in Arabic, and Arabs call God as Allah, weather they were Muslims or non-Muslims. But the word Allah in Arabic has no pleural, it is a singular word.
Art of Arabic letters
I've never seen such a beautiful way of writing letters of any alphabet except of Arabic. This shows how skillful and delicate they are, something that makes you feel the letters speak, sing or even dance.
Letter 1
I know that every one tells what he thinks to be the truth, for that reason, I searched long for the truth-not from my point of view, but the real truth, or I will then be the worst person ever, to advise others with things I don’t do, or to have the ability to read and think, then not use my abilities for my own survive.
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