APRIL 2015: THE ART OF PATIENCE
It may seem like one word.
But its meaning and wisdom is more.
It is a virtue.
When the clock ticks, time doesn’t matter.
When the reward for patience is given by Allah subhanahu wa taala.
We weren’t promised this life would be easy.
However we were taught that patience is a virtue.
It creates an artpiece of bright colours.
These colours connatate peace and strength.
We are in control of the paintbrush.
How we make use of it will depend on the outcome of the artpiece.
It takes practice.
Walk but don’t run.
Broken wings will be fixed.
Healed.
You will fly again.
By Allah’s Grace.
Have faith.
All in good time.
It may seem like one word.
But its meaning and wisdom is more.
It is a virtue.
When the clock ticks, time doesn’t matter.
When the reward for patience is given by Allah subhanahu wa taala.
We weren’t promised this life would be easy.
However we were taught that patience is a virtue.
It creates an artpiece of bright colours.
These colours connatate peace and strength.
We are in control of the paintbrush.
How we make use of it will depend on the outcome of the artpiece.
It takes practice.
Walk but don’t run.
Broken wings will be fixed.
Healed.
You will fly again.
By Allah’s Grace.
Have faith.
All in good time.
OCTOBER 2013: A peaceful speech of mannerism
Duniya.
A world filled with people of all kinds.
Religion. Ethnicity. Socioeconomic status, one may find.
We should give manners to all.
Otherwise, part of our faith will fall.
Islam without manners is like a plant without water.
Its like not saying bismillah before a sheep undergoes slaughter.
Our Beloved Prophet peace be upon him is our perfect example that we should follow.
He wasn’t a music or filmstar such as those that may idolise today whose hearts are hollow.
He was sent by the Almighty Allah that created me and you.
His heart was clean like a sky that was clear and blue.
Our Prophet peace be upon him did not insult anyone.
What He wanted for himself, He wanted for everyone.
The speech of the tongue is of two:
Sweet that it softens the heart like bread and butter.
Or it can hurt like a knife stabbing pain that one will suffer.
The thing that needs to be sheltered most is the tongue.
Speak with good manners in good times and times when things go wrong.
A peace speech of mannerism it is.
Prevents a moment of regret that one will not forget.
Duniya.
A world filled with people of all kinds.
Religion. Ethnicity. Socioeconomic status, one may find.
We should give manners to all.
Otherwise, part of our faith will fall.
Islam without manners is like a plant without water.
Its like not saying bismillah before a sheep undergoes slaughter.
Our Beloved Prophet peace be upon him is our perfect example that we should follow.
He wasn’t a music or filmstar such as those that may idolise today whose hearts are hollow.
He was sent by the Almighty Allah that created me and you.
His heart was clean like a sky that was clear and blue.
Our Prophet peace be upon him did not insult anyone.
What He wanted for himself, He wanted for everyone.
The speech of the tongue is of two:
Sweet that it softens the heart like bread and butter.
Or it can hurt like a knife stabbing pain that one will suffer.
The thing that needs to be sheltered most is the tongue.
Speak with good manners in good times and times when things go wrong.
A peace speech of mannerism it is.
Prevents a moment of regret that one will not forget.
