POEM: Niqabis, wear niqab for Allah's sake.

In The Name Of Allah

The Most Gracious The Most Merciful

Niqabis, wear the niqaab for Allah’s sake,
Or the full face-veil to differentiate
Yourself as a Muslimah from those astray,
Not to feel superior, you wish to obey....
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Stay modest as the *Prophet Muhammad’s wives,
Who were known to be clad in black when outside,
By their voices or style they were recognized,
Their gems and adornments, like true queens, they’d hide.
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With the niqaab, no man needs to know your age,
No need for heavy make-up each night and day,
Judged not by looks, but by what you do and say,
A reminder for some to lower the gaze.
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Fear Allah Almighty as much as you can,
When asked to unveil face for checkpoint reasons,
Find ways to comply without any problems.
Acts are rewarded based on their intentions.
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While obeying God some struggles you may meet,
Be steadfast, in Jannah is real bliss and peace.
May Allah forgive us, accept our good deeds,
And allow us to see Him smiling. Ameen.

*SallAllahu alaihi wa sallam~
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May Allah Almighty make us among His righteous friends whom He will welcome in Jannatul Firdaus near Him and His beloved Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam. Ameen.

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Notes from the Islamic Book "Da'wah According To The Qur'an And Sunnah"
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Wasalaam~

Mariam M.

POEM: What Some Friends Have Taught Me Regarding Friendship

In The Name Of Allah

The Most Gracious The Most Merciful

Some lessons on friendship I've learned from old friends,

Friends of various types and personalities -

No lies as always, no guessing nor pretense,

Just taking some lessons from past memories.

From Saudi friends - at private and public schools,

I've learned that stereotyping is but a lie,

Friends can be found in both the cool and uncool,

Friendship develops when both parties are kind.

From friends who come from their country Pakistan,

I've learned how generosity forms liking,

To be close to someone help and understand,

Egoism may keep one from forgiving.

From Yemeni sisters whom I still recall,

I've learned that at times one must make the first move,

Accept the friendship of those who are sincere,

For strong bonds are seen between friends who are true.

From a special ex-friend who chose to stay far,

I've learned that when you love find a middle way,

Don't love or hate too much, some friends become foes,

And some strangers may transform to friends someday.

Now from some of the new friends recently made,

I've observed that Only Allah we can trust,

It's best to be with Him than befriend some fakes,

Who talk badly and clearly put on an act.

 While some may hate you out of mere jealousy,

There are those few who can be your best of friends,

Who insist on sharing, seeing you happy,

And who secretly pray for you now and then.

What makes some people click and get along quick,

From experience, is when both friends are alike,

In terms of shared likes, dislikes, similar goals,

Comfort with each other and distance from lies.

Regardless of how many friends you have made,

Friendship with Allah is what matters the most.

Some Muslims on earth may not be that famous,

Yet Allah and those in Heaven love them so.

May Allah Almighty make us among His righteous friends whom He will welcome in Jannatul Firdaus near Him and His beloved Messenger Muhammad SallAllahu 'alaihi wa sallam. Ameen.

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Notes from the Islamic Book "Da'wah According To The Qur'an And Sunnah"
www.slideshare.net/JustSharingIslam/just-sharing-islam-free-ebook-of-103-islamic-poems-written-by-sister-mariam-mababaya

Wasalaam~

Mariam M. <3 Nomayri AbdulWahab