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Poem: The Sorrows – by Sarah Saghir

Friday, 6 December 2013

AppId is over the quota
Muslim woman praying in Indonesia.Femme musulmane, prier à côté d'un champ de riz en Indonésie.

le sorrowsthat borrowthe quatre chambersof coeur shrivelin l'heure du souvenir. le sinsthat siton l'épaules tumbleto l'étage où je suis s'incliner. le scribbleover de troublesthat ma vision, dispersein la horizonof votre Pleasure.By Sarah SaghirJuly 15, 2013

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Dit le Messager d'Allah (que la paix soit sur lui): « lorsque l'adorateur se lève pour accomplir la Salah, il est livré avec tous ses péchés, placés par-dessus son épaule. Quand il s'incline en Ruku' ou Sajdah, ses péchés tombent. » (Rapporté par Abu Nu'aim)

Wael Abdelgawad est un égyptien-américain vivant à Fresno, en Californie. Il est le fondateur de plusieurs sites Web islamiques, y compris Zawaj.com et IslamicAnswers.com, ainsi que des divers sites Web de voyage et de la technologie. Il est un écrivain et poète et il est développeur web depuis 1997. Ce projet, IslamicSunrays.com, est très chère à son cœur, car il lui a permis d'exprimer des idées qui ont de plus en plus à l'intérieur de lui depuis de nombreuses années. Wael est divorcé et a une belle jeune fille. Il pratique et enseigne les arts martiaux (un peu obsessionnelle) et qui aime les livres islamiques, science-fiction et crème glacée vanille fudge. Wael est un défenseur des droits de l'homme et des articles sur ces questions à AbolishTorture.com. Il est également bénévole auprès de l'organisation de jeunesse musulmane youssi à Fresno. Wael a ajouté ce poste avec : poésie islamique, musulmane poème, poème sur la prière, articles poésie lire 234 Sarah Saghir par Wael

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10 Islamic quotes by Sarah Saghir

Big Wet Meadow in Cloud Canyon, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park.Great wet meadow cloud Canyon, Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Park, California.

Reflections on prayer, faith, Gratitude and the soul
By Sarah Saghir

1. Make the wudu, not war.

2. You can not love God, without him leaving you. He must love you first of all.

3. It is the dua at the table of Iftar that tells us what we really want. It is the ability to remove the nafs, hush the stomach for a few minutes extra, all let the heart speak what he wants.

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4. The only mirror we should check up the obsession, it is that reflects the soul. You can not buy a like mirror, but you can find it in you. * Reflect * on the State of your soul. Sit with you and think. But for these reflections on the surface, you need light blessed of God and a pair of eyes open - nay, an open heart. Because sometimes, "it is not the eyes that are blind, but the hearts." (Qur'an 22:46)

Allah ya put the light of the Koran in our hearts. Make it a means for us to see clearly. Ya Wahhab

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5. It has absolutely not necessary, my friend - no need to wipe the rain on my face after the prayer. I know that your intentions are good, as you might believe that there are dark clouds hovering over my head, but I host Rainbows indoors, with colors of love, fear, hope, guilt, shame, peace and calm. And sometimes these tears signify that I am desperately looking for rays of sincerity that bring this Prism to life, in the rain.

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6. I know that you cannot measure the extent of your blessings; but please tell me you have noticed one thing: the difference between visits and the carefree. You - God deals, causally sitting on a bus, reading his speech, surrounded by full of hungry & holiday passengers - should be so lucky. Tell me that you acknowledge this debt; Tell me you found in its depth, gratitude.

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7. When you decide eventually to practice your faith, knowing that God is 100% behind you. It is the only one give you this initial thumbs. And as a first step, it will be easy breezy. feel you 'the rush' and the experience of this "spiritual high".

But then it goes test you (only because he loves you) and now you have to start to swing at yourself, using your core, feet, arms, your will - against the wind, gravity, the difficulties, people, your sins...

You should continue to grow at the pace of the faith that swings, up, down, beautiful. Keep pushing for higher, more close to him. Keep pushing.

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8 O Allah, anyone who wishes to khair (good) for me in the secret of the night or in the daylight opening, giving them double what they wished for me. And anyone who wants to sharr (mal) to touch me, forgiveness and stretch the distance and forgiveness between us. Ya Karim,

9. I want to live a life of simplicity, not an easy life.

10. If you pray only when you are in trouble, you're in trouble.

Wael AA is an Egyptian-American living in Fresno, California. He is the founder of several Islamic Web, including Zawaj.com and IslamicAnswers.com sites, as well as various travel and technology Web sites. He is a writer and poet and he is developer web since 1997. IslamicSunrays.com, this project is dear to his heart, because it allowed him to express ideas that have more inside of him for many years. Wael is divorced and has a beautiful girl. He practices and teaches (a little obsessive) martial arts and loves Islamic books, science fiction and vanilla fudge ice cream. Wael is a defender of the rights of man and the articles on these issues at AbolishTorture.com. He is also a volunteer with the youth organisation Muslim sindhu in Fresno. Wael has tagged this post with: faith, Islamic quotes, Islamic quotes, prayer, Sarah Saghir, sincerity, 234 soul by Wael reading articles

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