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Articles by "Islamic Poem"

In the name of Allah, the Beneficent, the Merciful
Have a reflection upon your very essence
Love of the world hands just a dire sentence
And wrath to the esteemed viceroy on earth
Only in Allah’s obedience lies the true worth
His pleasure the creation must ever desire,
Barring which nothing but the pangs of fire
Seek upright belief which does Him please
Making one triumphant with a soul at ease
True belief works wonders, enables to excel
A best panacea that does the doubts dispel
Getting lost in His colour yields success
Adore and obey Him does the belief stress!
Belief says He is All-High, Mighty and Sublime
Doer of His will, beyond the space or the time:
Just ‘Be’ does He command, and it becomes
Knows the inner most secrets of the bosoms
Alive One doesn’t ancestry or offspring keep
Nor does Exalted Lord felt tired or ever sleep.
Straighten the belief, absolutely dead straight
Towards the Eternal One- Allah the Great
Verily belief is the faith and faith the belief
True believers never encounter fear or grief
Allah promises them peace in the holy pages
Lo! The rational belief does count in all ages.
Rational belief demands us to be sincere,
Loyal and grateful to the Creator, and bear
Humbly the trying times when He does us try
Seeking to examine loyal and those who lie
He tests us through loss, poverty and plight
Only true believers during trials emerge right.
Belief urges us to tread on righteous lines
Far from polytheism, ill-ways and evil signs;
To Allah we pray, prostrate and will return
His pleasure, His grace we must ever yearn
And strive for piety like a good loyal servant
Who always does His Master’s praise chant!

By Abu Umari.
Adam taught me not to trust the big bad snake
Cain taught me what real envy can make
Nuh taught me that Allah will make a way
Ibrahim taught me true faith carries the day
Yakub taught me that blessings come from above
Yusuf taught me to forgive and show some love
Ayyub taught me that patience is a virtue
Dawud taught me that giants couldn’t hurt you
Suleiman taught me wisdom is the greatest wealth
Daniel taught me I am protected in any den
Yahya taught me I can make it through any meal
Isa taught me that only Allah can heal
Muhammad taught me the true way of life
And these I will practice while am still alive

Found an interesting poem about Ramadan through the social media. The source is unknown, but it’s beautiful anyway, like the Islam! Take a look:
Ramadan is near, its near
Ramadan oh so dear, so dear
During this month we must fast
Opportunity for our good deeds to amass
From food and drink we abstain
Satan this month is put on a chain
Wake late in the night for Tahajjud
Pray like you really truly should
Duas at this early hour readily accepted
Almighty ALLAH hears all, the Most Elevated
Then eat your delicious sehri food
Throughout the day don’t be in a mood
Muslims fast all over worldwide
Rewards in this month multiplied
Your eyes will soon open up wide
Looking at all those foods fried
But don’t just anxiously await the iftaar
Make dua, ask to be kept from sins afar
Recite the Holy Qur’an much
Each and every sunnah try to clutch
Make good speech your norm
Extra Nawafil Salah do perform
Having kept your fast during the day
At night Taraweeh stand and pray
Practice the beautiful way of our Prophet (Peace and Blessing upon him)
And for eternity hereafter increase your profit!
May ALLAH give us all the ability to make the most of the blessed month of Ramadan, forgive all our sins and admit us to Jannat-ul-Firdause. Ameen!

By M. Zara Malik
I am saddened and in dismay
That our ummah is left this way,
We are so divided and secular
When the truth is so evident, clear
We are all Muslims, indeed Allah said
‘Do not become divided’; why is this widespread?
We’re so focused on differences, we
Cannot see beyond Shia and Sunni
If you choose to celebrate milad, fine
This is no reason to draw up a line
You are this. I am that; wrong and right
Give up this hatred, let go of spite
Look back at the very start
Where no great difference set apart
Cane and Abel, two brothers and yet
One killed the other; regret, regret
And we, we are all one ummah so
Let go of these differences, let go
If your brother does something you would not
Don’t turn your back, or loosen the knot
Allah has said do not become divided, so
I am asking you to hold together; woe
Woe to those who call one another names
Point, judge and shout out blames
Imagine our religion like a house, tall
We ourselves are tearing down each wall
Each brick we label and throw it away
It will just fall apart one day
Take a minute and just think
Really let this message sink
In; we should often recite and say
Blessings upon Muhammad (ï·º), each day
The second line sends blessings too
Upon Muhammad (ï·º) family, who
Who are remembered by some, not all
Yet it is their name which you call
Why then are the ummah not aware
Of the Prophet’s (ï·º) family, don’t we care?
Learn of their history and their lives too
Wake up, refresh your knowledge anew
Learn of the Ahlul-Bayt, don’t turn away
They are for all of our ummah; I pray
That belief in them is held by us all
I pray we build up each crumbling wall
I pray our faith, our deen is set first
Instead of a lust for hatred, a thirst
Let it be quenched with brotherhood
Save us from drowning in this hateful flood
There has never been a prophet who
Has encouraged divisions, you too
Should follow this way and hold tight
To your brothers in faith. End this fight.

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