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Asalamualikum and welcome to you all, Brothers and Sisters what we have here is a home for Muslim poets to present their poems and have them heard or share poems of other poets they would like us to hear. All styles are welcome and Inshallah, Allah will bring from this much goodness and may we be of the righteous kalaf to the likes of Hassan ibn Thabit may Allah be pleased with him (The poet of Allah's messenger, peace be upon him). Please feel free to send in your poems written or spoken so we may post them. Become an author here and you can post them your self. We hope through these efforts to propagate Islam so that it reaches the masses, defend Islam and its people from the onslaught of those who despise it, and tread the path of those who preceded us in guidance. Please keep in mind to keep the poems in accordance to the Quraan and Sunnah upon the understanding of the Salaf of the Ummah.

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Showing posts with label Sahaba. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sahaba. Show all posts

Wednesday, January 26, 2011

COMPANIONS(TRUE MEN)

COMPANIONS(TRUE MEN)

What about those brave men who sacrificed their wealth and there life
Those who said Allah(swt) is sufficient for my child and my wife

Who didn't hesitate when the call came to them
Whose life and death in comparison was the same to them

Gave everything and anything for the pleasure of their Lord
Who leap into it with no fear holding that doubled edge sword

Allah(swt) says Do not say they are dead for surely I will feed them
Remember in the Battle of Badr when He sent the  angels to relieve them

They did not fight for land, but for Allah's(swt) word to be superior
Even with a few in Badr they never felt inferior

"Our dead for your dead!" those words are very shallow
They swap this life for Jannah in every single battle

What about Uhud with Khalid Bin Waleed?
Little less chaotic had we took Muhammad's(saw) lead

Yes, but even their mistakes are better then our successes
We sleep all through the night, they didn't even know what rest is

I do not know what we call ourselves, but those are what you call real men
Allah(swt)was pleased with their actions and they were pleased with Him.

By: Abu Aadam

Friday, September 24, 2010

A'isha; Mother of the Faithful (Allah be pleased with her)

A translated poem of our Mother A'isha May Allah be pleased with her, and curse all who are not.
Taken from: http://www.kulalsalafiyeen.com/vb/showthread.php?p=90670#post90670


O' Daughter of the best of people after our prophet


O' Daughter of the best of people after our prophet
To thy Virtue, the scale of balance got outweighed

Cherishing your status with wealth and dignity
When for the prophet you were preferred

When Allah wanted to keep His doctrine
Through Sunnah and Qura’an

Upon you wisdom He bestowed
honoring his prophet a generous reward

with a virtuous heart that attainth
high ranks of knowledge and faith

Keeping our prophet’s heritage
that guides us in every age

though young and novice you were
but known for your eloquence everywhere

Allah wills you to be the solace
For his beloved‘s heart and conscience

to you the prophet was passionate and kind
Which spiteful people had annoyed


a salander was invented , and I don’t mean to quote their saying
"By thy life, is but out of grudging" !

Malevolent people climbed the rope of lies
So it collapsed without solid structure

For your sake a holy verse was revealed
Absolving you from any false deed

Our mother, you remained in the guidance light
Preferred as the best of women for your insight

By your truthful speech many scholars learned
And many others from your faith source sipped

This poem, O Symbol of every virtue
with pearls was composed for you

In glamour should it shine ,and splendor
it will be for love to Allah and His Messenger

Tuesday, June 1, 2010

One night I was with Amir al-Mumineen Umar (Arabic)

This is a poem written by Aslam the mawla of Umar ibn al-Khataab Amir al-Mumineen may Allah be pleased with him. It is a story of what happened one night when he came upon a widowed woman and here orphaned children.