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Poetry

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Poetry

If the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ came to visit me

A reflective poem comparing our modern lifestyle with the Prophet's ﷺ humble example. It is a heartfelt reminder to evaluate whether our daily actions truly reflect our love for the Prophet ﷺ and our commitment to Allah.

Farzana 2 min read 348 words
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Poetry

Labbaik: The Journey of Submission

Labbaik: The Journey of Submission is a reflective poem inspired by the history and rituals of Hajj. From the sacrifice and trust of Prophet Ibrahim (PBUH) and his family to the final sermon of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the poem highlights themes of obedience, tawheed, mercy, unity, and devotion to Allah that continue to guide millions of believers today—reminding readers of the timeless lessons carried within every step of the pilgrimage.

Qudsia Khan 4 min read 756 words
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Poetry

A Mother's Love

A Mother’s Love is a touching poem that celebrates the beauty, strength, and endless care of a mother’s love. Through simple yet powerful comparisons to nature, it reminds us of the comfort and guidance mothers bring throughout our lives.

Qudsia Khan 1 min read 126 words
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Poetry

All that Glitters is Gold

This poem was written to express what weighed on my heart after the fall of El Fasher. It reflects on the suffering of our brothers and sisters in Sudan, the devastation caused by violence, and the complicity of people and countries meant to be companions in faith. This poem expresses the painful questions that arise when human lives are lost amid struggles for power, influence and resources. May Allah SWT protect and free our brothers and sisters in Sudan, and grant them freedom, safety, and peace.

Gabrielle Alimorad 1 min read 120 words
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Poetry

It was Spring Yesterday

It was spring yesterday. I walked through the woods on a clay path, perfumed with loam.  Early in the morning. In the stillness, what were once bare branches, bore small buds. Unseen at first but when noticed, in the thousands. 

Fawaz Siddiqi 1 min read 119 words