Posts Tagged ‘angels’
Allah’s anger
Posted on: October 31, 2015
- In: Poetry
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If the cause of earthquake is corruption
As quoted by political and pious persons
Poor are deceptive, wealthy are even more
Why thence wealthy are not punished more
Beautiful and divine like you
Posted on: August 24, 2015
- In: Love | Poetry
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Neither heart is in control or the will
The eyes drowning in blood as
The beloved is not in my arms
I changed to dust in her disjointing
Pounding my heart, I wept copiously
Pieces of my heart shed in tears
Why ask me to control my heart
My heart is not with me friends
It is stuck in one’s hair lock
When heart’s heat inflamed
The tongue became so dry
That palate got scratchy
Her eye lashes stabbing heart
Shaved brows like naked swords
Both of the eyes are spellbinding
Watch your personal ornaments
I wear Iron collar and iron chains
Strength is in her arms
Eyelashes sped such an arrow
Piercing heart came out forth
Scorpion lacks such toxic sting
For thou my dearly loved
We wander in the scorching sun
Feet burn in blazing dust
Roamed from garden to garden
But failed to find anywhere
Beautiful and divine like you
I worship and adore loveliness
Who cares of religion or nation?
We are neither Muslim nor Hindu
You better keep silent Aasi
Listen quietly to, what she says
Debate will begin if talk starts
Yaar ko humne ja ba ja dekha –
Posted on: September 10, 2014
- In: Poetry
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Saw my beloved hither and thither,
At times in vision at times hidden;
Awareness of unswerving faith,
Saw beloved’s face hither and thither;
Sometimes feasible, at times a need,
Sometimes mortal, at times immortal;
He wished HIM to be envisioned,
He made Himself envisioned;
He hears and He sees Himself,
There’s no one akin to Him;
Ardently cherishing in flowers,
Chanting in Robin, it’s Him;
May it be the candle or the moth?
Witnessed Him annihilate alight;
Claims Himself to be The Truth,
Eventually, saw Him crucified;
He’s above of every, Thou and Me,
Yet He’s there in every, Thou and Me;
Somewhere looks like nonchalant,
Somewhere seem a familiar face;
Somewhere He’s empowered, king,
Somewhere seen, a beggar with a bowl;
Somewhere a devout and a divinity,
Somewhere lord of sot drunkards;
Sometimes in beloved’s apparel,
At times sene in amiable allure;
Sometimes like a lover as Niyaz,
Seen punch heart, burn His bosom
yaar ko humne ja-ba-ja dekha
kahin zahir kahin chhupa dekha
kahin mumkin hoa kahin wajib
kahin fani kahin baqa dekha
yaar ko humne ja-ba-ja dekha
kahin zahir kahin chupa dekha
kahien woh baadshaah-e-takht nasheen
kahin kaasa liye gadaa dekha
yaar ko humne ja-ba-ja dekha
kahin zahir kahin chupa dekha
kahin wo der libaas-e-mashokan
bar-sare naaz aur aada dekha
kahin zahir jahin chupa dekha
yaar ko humne ja-ba-ja dekha
kahin aashiq niyaz ki soorat
seena Girya-o-dil jala dekha
yaar ko humne ja-ba-ja dekha
kahin zahir kahin chupa dekha
yaar ko humne ja-ba-ja dekha
Mother——
Posted on: February 26, 2014
- In: Food for thought | Poetry
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Mother—
Mother
Mother is the one, who’s variant
Affectation have I sighted,
For a while she’s cool shade,
At times she’s akin to sunlight;
From her, learnt the art of living
Her modesty unfurled the ways;
Her honest pearls like words
Enthralled one and all;
Her heart in bosom pure as oyster
Gives pearls, when its blight;
I witness deep wounds she has
Yet she rows life’s boat serenely;
Though after her, life’s desolate
I’ll lighten my heart of her memories;
Time we spent in harmony, with you
O’ mother! Enlighten my liveliness
May Allah be pleased with you—
Urdu composition by Razia Subhan
Beacon of light for women 2
Posted on: June 22, 2013
Bibi Marīam radiallahu’anhu
Mary ( Marīam in Arabic), the mother of Jesus (Essa alaihessalam), is considered one of the most righteous women in the Islamic tradition. She is also the only woman mentioned by name in the Quran. According to the Quran, Essa alaihessalam was born miraculously by the will of Allah without a father. His mother is regarded as an honorable and virtuous woman and is said to have been a virgin. The Quran states clearly that Isa alaihessalam was the result of a virgin birth, but that neither Marīam radiallahu’anhu nor her son was divine. In the Quran, no other woman is given more attention than Marīam radiallahu’anhuand the Quran states that Marīam radiallahu’anhu was chosen above all women:
Behold! The angels said: “O Marīam ! Allah hath chosen thee and purified thee- chosen thee above the women of all nations.”
—Quran, Surah 3 (Al- Imaran), verse 42
The 19th chapter of the Quran is named after her and is, to some extent, about her life. Of Quran’s 114 Surah she is among only eight people who have a chapter named after them.
Muslim literature narrates that Amram and his wife were old and childless. One day, the sight of a bird in a tree feeding her young aroused Hanna’s desire for a child. She prayed to Allah to fulfill her desire and vowed, if her prayer was accepted, that her child would be dedicated to the service of Allah. She prayed for her child to remain protected from Satan and Muslim tradition records a HADITH, which states that the only born without the “touch of Satan,” were Marīam radiallahu’anhu and Essa alaihesalam .
Bibi Marīam radiallahu’anhu is believed to have been buried at the Tomb of the virgin Marīam radiallahu’anhu in the Kidorn Valley, at the foot of the Mount of Olives, in Jerusalem.
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The Third Kalimah(Tumjeed) The third kalimah has a unique and very interesting story behind it.
It all started before Allah Ta’alah created Adam A.S. The Angels were trying to move the Arsh (Throne) of Allah Ta’alah but it was too heavy and wouldn’t budge.So they asked Almighty Allah for help.
Allah told them to recite “Subhanallah.” The Angels did as they were told and found that it gave them power and strength and they were able to move the Arsh. They liked this so much that they began constantly hymning “Subhanallah.”- (Glory be to Allah).
Then Allah created Adam A.S. When Allah blew life into Adam, the first thing he did was sneeze and say “Alhamdulillah” (All praise be to Allah)The angels liked this act so much that they added praise this to their and glorification of Allah. Thus the kalimah became “Subhanallah Walhamdulillah”
Hundreds of years passed and the Prophet Nooh A.S. was now on earth. For nine hundred years he proclaimed the oneness of Allah with the words “La illaha illalah.” (There is none worthy of worship. The Angels loved this act so much that they added this to the kalimah. Thus,the kalimah now became “Subhanallah Walhamdulillah Wa La illaha illalah.”
The Angels kept repeating this kalimah day and night. Many centuries passed and the Prophet Ebrahim A.S. (Abraham) was asked by Almighty Allah to sacrifice his beloved son Ismaeel A.S. He was about to slaughter his son and He needed something to give him the courage he needed to do this difficult deed. So he recited “Allahu Akbar.” (Allah is Great)
The Angels loved this act so much that they added “Allahu Akbar” to the kalimah. Thus the kalimah became “Subhanallah Walhamdulillah Wa La illaha illalah Allahu Akbar.”
More centuries passed. It was the night of Meraj, when our Beloved Prophet Muhammed S.A.W. ascended to the Heavens with Gibraeel A.S. There Gibraeel A.S. told Nabee S.A.W. the story and Nabee S.A.W. added the final part of the Kalmiah “Wala Howla Wa La Quwata Illah Billah Hil Aleyeel Azeem.”
Thus the kalimah now became Subhanallah Walhamdulillah Wa La illaha illalah Allahu Akbar Wala Howla Wa La Quwata Illah Billah Hil Aleyeel Azeem” (There is no Power and Might except from Allah, The Most High, The Great). And up to this day, this kalimah (or declaration of faith) buzzes around the Arsh of Almighy Allah.
There is a Hadith that says “3rd kalima” is such a great medicine that it cures every disease and the most minor disease it cures is “Sorrow” (Gham).
Last but not the least ALLAH says “spread the knowledge whatever u have. Its duty of each and every Muslim”
blessings for all
Just Bliss 