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Du'aa (Supplications)

Planner for the Holy Month of Ramadhan

The Holy Month of Ramadhan Mubarak is approaching

To derive the maximum benefit from it, let us follow the principle of PPP,

i.e. to Plan in advance, Prepare to put our plan in action and Pray to Allah swt to help us achieve our goals

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Planner for the Holy Month of Ramadhan

To gain spirituality and nearness to Allah Azawajal

1. The first thing that comes to my MIND about the Holy Month of Ramadan is:
A - Variety of food, Iftar, Suhoor
B - Hardships, Thirst, Hunger
C - Spirituality, Being away from sins
D - Gatherings with friends
E - Quran and Prayers


2. I have decided the Primary GOAL for this Ramadan to:
A - Be God fearing and increase Taqwa
B - Build my character
C - Attain perfection
D - Increase my spirituality & purify soul
E - Prepare for death


3. To Improve my Salah (Prayers), I have decided the following:
A - Improve concentration
B - Understand its meaning
C - To stand in night prayers (Tahajjud)
D - To be punctual for Jamaat prayers
E - Increase my prostrations
F - Respect my elders


4. To improve my relationship with Quran, I have decided the following:
A - Read the whole Quran atleast once (Tilawat)
B - Memorize a few Surahs (Aayaat)
C - Learn to recite the Quran correctly (Tajweed)
D - Understand its meanings & ponder over its verses
E - Go through the Tafseer C - Losing temper
D - Watching TV serials, films, etc.


5. To be closer to Allah (SWT), I have decided to recite the following:
A - Daily duas for Ramadan
B - Dua after prayers
C - Supplications for Iftaar
D - Duas from Quran & Hadith
E - Duas with tears


6. From health point of view, I have decided the following:
A - I will quit bad habits smoking
B - I will control my eating and sleeping habits
C - I will not over eat
D - I will prefer fruits & vegetables over fatty foods
E - I will do some light exercise to keep fit


7. From knowledge point of view, I have decided the following:
A - Read Islamic books
B - Attend Islamic lectures
C - Start a study circle or Quran translation program
D - Browse through Islamic websites
E - Listen to Islamic CDs or Audio cassettes


8. I have decided to work on the following Ma'aroof:
A - Arrange for Iftar
B - Being kind to relatives
C - Help my neighbours
D - Lighten the burden of others
E - Give alms to poor
G - Attain good manners and behaviour


9. I have decided to shun the following Munkar:
A - Telling lies
B - Speaking ill of others, gheebat
C - Losing temper
D - Watching TV serials, films, etc.
E - Vain talk


10. For Shab-e-Qadr, I have decided the following:
A - To search it in the odd nights of last 10 days
B - To seek forgiveness for past sins
C - To ask for guidance for future
D - Recite Quran
E - To stand in prayers

Daily Quran and Hadith‏

IN THE NAME OF "ALLAH"
Assalamu'alaikum Wa Rahmatullah e Wa Barakatuhu,

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Hazrat Ali ( Karam Ullah Waj Ho ) K Aqwal

(Surah Al-Rahman 013)Then which of the favours of your Lord will you deny?

Hazrat Ali ( Karam Ullah Waj Ho ) K Aqwal

1-Wo gunah jis ka tumhein ranj ho,
Allah k nazdeeq us nayki se behtar hai
jis se tum main ghuroor paida ho jaye".
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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2-Kisi ne Hazrat ALI R.A se poocha:
"Dost aur bhai main kya farq hai?"
Aap ne farmaya:
"Bhai sona hai aur dost heera hai."
Us aadmi ne kaha:
"Aap ne bhai ko kam qeemat aur dost ko qeemti cheez se kyun tashbeeh di?"
To aap ne farmaya:
"Sone main agar darar aa jaye to us ko pighla kar bilkul pehlay jaisa banaya ja sakta hai. Jab ke heeray main aik darar aa jai to wo kabhi bhi pehlay jaisa nahi ban sakta.'
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3-Ager kisi ka zarf azmana ho to usko ziada izzat do!
Wo Aala zaraf hoa to ap ko aur izat day ga!
aur kam zarf hoa to khud ko AALA ZARAF sumjhey ga!
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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4-Hazrat ALI R.A Ka Farman Hay:-
"Bura Dost Koely Ki Manind Hay"
"Agr Jalta Hoga To Apko Jala Dega"
"Aur Agr Bujha Hoga To Ap K Hath Kale Kr Dega"
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5-Aazmaye Hue Ko Azmana
Bewakufi He.
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
Logon Ki
Zaroraton Ka
Tum Se Wabasta
Hona Tum Per
Allah Ki
Enayat Hain!.
(Imam Hussain R.A)
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7-Hazrat ALI R.A SAYS
TUMHARE 3 DOST HAIN
1 TUMHARA DOST
2 TUMHARAY DOST KA DOST
3 TUMHARAY DUSHMAN KA DUSHMAN
TUMHARAY 3 DUSHMAN HAIN
1 TUMHARA DUSHMAN
2 TUMHARAY DUSHMAN KA DOST
3 TUMHARAY DOST KA DUSHMAN
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8-Hazrat ALI R.A ne eid k din ro ro k bura haal kar liya.Naye kapre na pehne aur sookhi
roti khane lagey. Kisi ne poocha k aaj to EID hai aap ne koi tayyari nahi ki. Aap ne farmaya k
eid to unki hai jinko ALLAH SUBHAN-A-HU- WA TAALA ne muaf kar dia
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9-Hazrat ALI R.A Says
Apne Dushman Ko 1000 Dafa Moqa Do K Wo Tumhara Dost Ban Jaaye
Per Apne Dost Ko 1 Bhi Moqa Na Do K Wo Tumhara Dushman Banay
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10-Jub meri DUA kabol ho tu mein khush hota houn
k is main meri marzi hai aur
Jub kabol na ho tu mein aur khush hota houn
k ye ALLAh ki marzi hai
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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11-IKHTIYAR, TAAQAT aur DOULAT
aisi cheezain hain jin k milnay say log
badaltay nahin BAYNAQAB hotay hain( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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12-Agar tum kisi ko chota dekh rahe ho,
to tum use door se dekh rahe ho!
Ya phir gharoor se dekh rahe ho!
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Ghareeb wo hai jis ka koi dost na ho!.
[HAZRAT ALI (RA)]
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sab se bara gunah wo he jo karne walay ki nazar me chota ho!
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Mujhe Jannat se ziada
Masjid mein bethna Acha Lagta hai
kyunke
Jannat mein mera NAFS khush ho ga
jab ke Masjid mein mera RAB khush ho ga.
Hazrat ALI R.A
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Main Jannat K Shouq Main ebadat Nahe Kerta,
K Ye Ebadat Nahe Tijarat Hay!
Main Dozakh K Khouf Say Ebadat Nahe Kerta,
K ye Ebadat Nahe.Ghulami Hai!.
Main Ebadat Sirf Is Liye Kerta hon...
K Mera RuB ebadat K LayeQ Hai...... ( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Aik Shakhs Ne Hazrat ALI R.A Sey Poocha,
Q: Qharib Kya Hai?
A: Qyamat
Q: Or Qhareeb Ter?
A: Maut
Q: Ajeeb Kya HAi?
A: Duniya
Q: Aur Ajeeb Tar?
A: Talib-e-Duniya
Q: Wajib Kya Hai?
A; Toba
Q: Or Wajib Tar?
A: Gunah K Forun Bad Toba
Q: Mushkil Kya Hai?
A: Qaber Mein Utrna
Q: Our Mushkil Tar?
A: Amal K Bagair Utrna
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Apni zuban ki tezi us per mat azmao jis ne tumhen bolna sekhaya ( Hazrat ALI R.A )

Yaani Maa aur Baap ka Adab karo!

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"Sub se Ziyada Kamzor AADMI wo he Jo DOST ko HAASIL karne me Naakaam ho,Aur us se bhi Ziyada Kamzor Wo he Jo Haath aai howe DOST ko ganwa de"( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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"2 cheezein saari zindagi kaam ayengi,
1 = Ghussay ki halat mein koi faisla mat karo!
2 = Khushi ki haalat mein koi wada mat kro!
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Insaan Bhi kitna Ajeeb Hy,
Jab kisi Cheez se Darta Hy to Us se Dour Bhagta Hay.
Jab ALLAH Sy Darta Hy to Us k aur Qhreeb Ho Jata Hai!.
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Dunya Daron ki Sohbat ikhtyar Na karo Q K Agar tu Tang-dast huwa to ye tujhe Chorh Denge Aur agar to Dolat-mand huwa to Tujh se Hasad karen gay.( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Acha Dost Kitni Dafa Hi Kiyon Na Rooth Jaye Usay Mana Lena Chahiye!
Kiyon K Tasbi K Daney Kitni Dafa Hi Kiyon Na Bikhrein Chun Liye Jate Hain!( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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"Yeh na socho k ALLAH dua foran qabool kyun nahi karta,
yeh shukar karo k ALLAH hamaray gunaahon ki saza foran nahi deta.."
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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4 Batain Elim Ka NIchour Hain,
1.) ALlah Ki Itni Ebadat Karo Jitni Tumhain ALLAH Ki Zaroret Hay!.
2.) ALlah Ki Nafermani Itni Karo Jitna Allah K Azaab Per Saber Ker Saktey Ho!..
3.) Dunya K Liye Itna Amal KAro Jitna K Tumhain Dunya Main Rehna Hai,,
4.) Aakhrat K Liye Itna AMal Karo Jitna K Tmhain Wahan Rehna Hain....!!!
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Buraee main kisi ka sath dena Ghatiya pan aur khuda k sath bad diyanti hay!.( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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kisi ki madad kartay waqt us k chehray ki janib mat daikho, ho sakta hay us ki sharminda ankhain tumharay dil main gharoor ka beej bo dain.( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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"Golden Words"
"Her INSAN ki izzat aur uss sy mohabat kro,Kion k her INSAN k ander KHUDA ki koi na koi sift zror mojood hoti hai"
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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"Ebadat aesi kro jis se tumhari ROOH ko maza aey QYOUN k jo Ebadat dunya mai maza na de wo Akhrat mai kia jAZAH degi"... .( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Barish ka Qtra SeepAur Saanp 2non k Munh mein Girta hai
Lekin SEEP usay MOTI Aur Saanp usay Zehr bna deta hai
jis ka jaesa Zarf waesi uski Takhliq
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Tum accha karo aur zamana tum ko bura samjhe!
ye tumaray haq main behtar hai
Bajaye es k tum bura karo aur
zamana tum ko acha samjhe!
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Jahan Sadaaqat aur Khuloos Nazar Aaye Wahaan Dosti Ka Hath Barhao Warna Tumhari TANHAEE Tumhari Behtreen Saathi Hai.
( Hazrat ALI R.A )
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Bay shak dunya aor akhrat ki misal
aisi ha jasay 1 shaks ki 2 bvian(wives)
hon 1 ko razi karta ha to dosri rooth
jati hai!
HAZRAT ALI(RA)
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Agr kisi ka ban'na chahtay ho to pori hakeqat se ban jao... warna,apni zaat mn aisi hakeqat peda kr lo k koi hakeqat mien tumhara ban jaye...!
(HAZRAT ALI R.A)
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naikon ki suhbat ikhtiar karo nek ban jao gai, buron ki suhbat se parhaiz karo badi se dor ho jao gai.(Hazrat Ali KAW)
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¤(HAZRAT ALI )¤~
"Agr koi tumhara dil dukhaey to naraz na hona Qyoun K Qanoon e Qudrat hay k jis darakht p ziada meetha phal hota hay usay log ziada patthar marte hain!
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Teen kaam kisi k dil main ap ki izzat barhatay hain!:
1- Salam karna.
2- Kisi ko majlis mein baithne ki jagah dena.
3- ASAL NAM SE PUKARNA."Yaani Pure Naam se mukhatib karna!
(HAZRAT ALI R.A)
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HAZRAT ALI (KAW) said
Buray Insaan ki Sohbat se Perhaiz karo kyun kay woh Talwar ki Tarha hey Jo Dekhney mein Khobsorat aur Asar mein Khatarnak hai!.
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Achi zindagi guzarney ke 2 tareekhay hain!.
¤ Jo pasand hai usay hasil kr lo!
ya Phr
¤ Jo hasil hai usay pasand kr lo!. Yaani Qhina’at ikhtiyar karo!
(HAZRAT ALI R.A)
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TEEN Insan 3 chezon se mehroom rahenge!
1.Ghussay wala Durust faisly se!
2.Jhoota Izzat se!
3.Jald baaz Kamyabi se!.
(Hazrat Ali R.A)

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Allah k nazdeek sab say ziada gunah gar cheez jhoot bolnay wali zuban hai!.
(Hazrat Ali RA, Nuzhat ul Majalis, page 510)
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GULAB KA PHOOL BNO!KYUNKE YEH PHOOL US K HATH ME BHI KHUSHBO CHOR DAITA HAI JO ISEY MASAL KAR PHAINK DAITA HAI."HAZRAT ALI A.S"
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khush mizaji hamesha khoubsorti ki kami ko poora kar deti hai!,
lekin khoubsorti khush mizaji ki kami ko pura nahi kar sakti!.
(Hazrat ALI) A.S
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Agr Tum Usy Na Pa Sako Jise Tum Chahte Ho,Tu Usy Zroor Pa Lena Jo Tmhe Chahta Hai
Qiyun K Chahne Se, Chaahe Jane Ka Ehsas Ziada Khubsurat Hota Hai!
HAZRAT ALI (R.Z)
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Koshish Karo K tum dunia main Raho Dunia Tum me Na rahy Qiyon k kashti jab tak pani main hoti hay taerti hai aur jab pani kashti main aa jata ha to Doob Jati hay!

Qasida-e-Me'raj - A Journey to the Heavens

When the supreme Prophet went to his journey to the Divine Throne of Allah,
There were very special arrangements made to welcome the unique guest from Arabia'

It was springtime; there were echoes of salutary greeting in the dales;
Then Angels and the skies were singing happy songs in their own way like the nightingales.

On the Heavens above and the earth below there was festive celebration;
The dazzling lights came down smiling and the fragrant perfumes went up on this occasion.

The light emitted by his radiant face created a moonlight near Allah's throne;
The night was resplendently lit through a multitude of mirrors and brightly shone.

The Kaaba dressed herself most immaculately to welcome her bridegroom with pride;
The black stone looked like a beautiful mole on her charming body's side.

With bashful looks the niche lowered her upright head in sheer delight;
The covering black curtain gracefully moved, saturated with the Divine Light,

The clouds spontaneously advanced and the hearts engaged in a peacock dance;
To honour the Prophet in a creative stance the Kabaa gazed at him in a lyrical trance.

The golden ornaments of Meezaab gently moved towards the ear from her forehead;
When it drizzled, the raindrops gathered like pearls on Hateem's welcoming bed.

The bride's body-fragrance intoxicated the surrounding breeze and her own garment;
When the perfumed curtain furled, the gazelles rushed to store its unique scent.

The happy hills smiled and their elegant tops stood out in space;
Like a maiden's head-scarf the shoots of green grass rhythmically moved with grace.

The fresh-looking and well-clad rivers ran through the well-trimmed bowers;
It was a rare visual feast of stormy waves, rushing waterfalls and bubbling showers.

The old white-floor of moonlight was removed as it was not satin-free;
The new green-floor consisted of gardens and flowers as far as one could see.

More precious to us than our lives! Where is the Blessed Prophet's blessed pathway,
On which our humble hearts, the heavenly damsels and wings of the angels lay.

The moment was indescribably exciting, when the angels, pure and wise,
Gathered round him and dressed him as the bridegroom of Paradise.

The light emitted by his face was distributed among the beggars with generosity.
The moon and the sun begged most eagerly for this bright charity.

The same luminous water still shining in their bright path,
Which the stars had gathered in their cups from his overflowing bath.

With the surplus sole-washed water Paradise was painted bright,
Those who wore his used-clothes became flowers, of the garden of light.

The sun revealed the news that Allah Almighty's beloved Messenger
Was soon expected to come back after meeting his Creator.

The wedding crown of Allah's light was on his head amidst a blissful prayer;
The Angels stood on both sides of his way to present a salute of honour.

Had we been there, we would have sought for some charity;
How could that happen, when we were destined to live this life of poverty?

He had hardly sat on the saddle that the journey of salvation ended at a glance;
The salvation itself congratulated him and the sins engaged themselves in a dance.

It is understandable why the Prophet's horse startled like a frightened deer;
The rays of light dazzled his eyes and the lightning flashed too near.

The clouds gave alms to the beggars and made sure there was enough room;
The rays of light dazzled his eyes and the lightning flashed too near.

The clouds gave alms to the beggars and made sure there was enough room;
The angels held the reigns respectfully and welcomed the bridegroom.

The dust of the luminous path rose up like the clouds of light;
The space overflowed with rain and the whole way was exceptionally bright.

0 moon! You should have brought some dust from the Prophet's way;
You would have got rid of your spots by rubbing it on them for a day.

The hoff-prints of the 'Buraq' filled the entire way with flowers;
In no time all over the place there were fragment orchards and bowers.

The divine wisdom of 'Aqsa' prayer was to unfold the secret of first and last;
All the Prophets prayed behind him, though they had actually lived in the past.

The dignity of his arrival brightened up everything immaculately;
The stars, the skies, the cups and the containers cleaned smartly.

When he advanced, his unveiled sun-like face shone with glamour;
The sky felt over-awed and the stars became dimmer and dimmer.

The overflowing light filled the path with luminous water;
The stars slipped time and again and fell at the feet of Allah's messenger.

The ocean of Unity surged forward and washed sands of Diversity;
Forget the dunes of the sky, just two bubbles were 'Allah's Arch and Kursi'

His sun-like merciful face eclipsed the stars that shine;
The moonlight and starlight looked like shadows in his sunshine.

When the unique bridegroom advanced even the lote tree failed to hold him back;
In the wink of an eye he went beyond this and that range of the track

The angels felt that a glimpse had flashed through their sight and mind;
The bridegroom went far ahead but his companions were left behind.

Gabriel's wings got tired and he could not accompany the divine guest;
The Prophet's stirrup slipped out of his hands though he tried to hold it to his best.

He, who reflected on the Prophet's speed suddenly found his mind aflame;
All the trees in the woods of intellect started burning with shame.

The birth of intellect flying ahead of the Prophet ended in a miserable plight;
They could not go beyond the lote tree in their insurmountable flight.

The strong-winged birds of superstition flew but soon lost their breath;
They sustained a fatal blow on their chests and fell down bleeding to death.

At the moment of Allah's throne heard the angels raising a salutary uproar;
How nice to welcome back the same auspicious feet, which graced us before.

On hearing this, the devotee exclaimed, "Where is my master?
How lucky that my eyes will again kiss the soles of Allah's Messenger!"

Allah's throne knelt down to welcome, the angels fell again into a prostration'
It rubbed his eyes on his feet; they showed their utmost veneration.

Such a bright light shone that all the candles flickered;
The lamps felt ashamed when the 'sun' itself appeared.

In this atmosphere the Messenger of Mercy came respectfully to say;
"Those ways are open for you today, which were closed for Moses one day."

"Move forward, O Muhammed! Come nearer, O Ahmed, My beloved."
What a lovely call it was and what a joyful atmosphere it created!

"O Allah, all praise be to You; You are undoubtedly carefree;
Once Moses insisted to see you; here You became anxious to see."

Let intellect bow its head, because it has traveled beyond imagination;
Direction itself is baffled and it cannot dare to imagine his destination.

Who could answer where or when? Who could tell us what or how;
There was neither any companion nor any milestone between them and now.

Allah greatly encouraged him though his pace was humbly slow;
Grandeur checked him but Grace inspired him steadily to go.

He advanced hesitantly with feelings of respect and humility;
Allah led him on this endless journey with an exceptional agility.

The Prophet's motion was nominal; it was all done by divine will;
Whenever he slowed down, Allah commanded him to come nearer still.

At last a barge emerged from the ocean of His Personality;
It took him near Allah's lap and untied the anchor of morality.

Who could see this ocean's shore? It was all speed and surprise;
He leapt like sight and became hidden from his own eyes.

When the secrets of Nearness were unveiled, who knows what the Reality was?
There was no room for otherliness; don't say he wasn't; he really was.

The garden so blossomed that the buds and the roses looked very charming;
The unblown and the fully-blown flowers became equally inviting.

To differentiate between the circumference and the centre was difficult;
The arches bowed and the circles felt giddy as a result.

Millions of veils disappeared revealing endless oceans of luminosity;
It was strange Union of Lights which symbolised diversity in Unity.

The waves showed their parched tongues and wriggled in search of water;
The whirlpool fainted with thirst and its eye stared farther and farther.

He is the First and the Last; He lives in the Absence and the Presence;
His own hidden light went to see His own visible existence.

O dots on the arch of probability! Why do you guess the first and last?
Ask the track of the circumference, where did the process begin in the past?

Here Allah gave His beloved Messenger a gift of formal and ritual prayers,
He also honoured him with garlands of durood, and salaam's regal flowers.

The tongue was anxious to speak and the ear was eagerly to go very near;
Mysteriously and silently he said what he wanted to say and heard what he wanted to hear.

Then the distinguished guest was taken to Paradise soon;
The stars of Paradise felt honoured to see the glory of their Arabian moon.

The Arabian moon was accorded a glorious welcome joyfully;
All the heavenly flowers became daffodils and the chandeliers shone more brightly.

The spirit of ecstasy edged him on but the sense of humility checked him modestly;
A real conflict of emotions: "To advance or just to stay there reverently."

Allah's omnipotence be praised! His truthful moon shone at millions of stations on his way;
Even when he returned home by dawn before the starlight faded away.

Take pity on Raza, O our Intercessor and Allah's Messenger of Mercy!
Grant him a small share from the gifts distributed during the Meraj journey.

My mission is to praise the Prophet; my aim is to achieve his pleasure;
The poetic rhymes and refrains have no value; Mustapha's Love is my true treasure.

Countless Virtues

Sayyiduna Ubadah ibne-Samit radi Allahu anhu narrates:
I heard Rasulullah Sallallahu alaihi wasallam saying;

He who asks forgiveness
for Mu'min men and Mu'min women,
ALLAH, Subhanahu wa ta'ala,
writes for him a virtue (hasana)
for every Mu'min man and Mu'min woman.

(Tabarani, Majma-uz-Zawaid)

Vinegar is the best curry

Abdullah ibne-Ubaid ibne-Umair Rahimahullah said
that Jabir Radiyallahu ‘anhu came to me
with a group of the Sahabah of
Rasullullah Sallallahu alaihi wasallam.
Jabir Radiyallahu anhu placed before them bread and vinegar and said:
Eat, I have heard from Rasullullah Sallallahu alaihi wasallam saying:
Vinegar is the best curry.
Verily a man is ruined, when some brothers come to his house
and he considers it low to place before them
things that he has in his house;
and ruined are those people
who consider low that is being placed before them.

In another narration it is stated
that it is evil enough for a person that he may consider low
what is presented to him.

(Musnad Ahmad, Tabarani, Abu Yala, Majma-uz-Zawaid)