Abraham (Chapter 14, Verses 24-27, Holy Koran) Poem by Asif Andalib

Abraham (Chapter 14, Verses 24-27, Holy Koran)

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I ask for refuge to Allah from Satan the exiled evildoer.
In the name of Allah the Merciful and the Giver.

Haven't you thought it over already
How Allah sets forth an allegory
Kalema-A-Taiyeba is like a good tree
Whose root is firm and will never die
And whose branches are in the sky.

It bears fruit in every season
By the permission of its Lord
And Allah sets forth allegories
So that they may learn lesson.

And an evil Kalema is like a bad tree
When it's uprooted, it loses stability.

Allah confirms those
Who believe in Kalema-A-Taiyeba
In this life and in the life-after
And Allah keeps the oppressors confused forever
And Allah does whatever makes Him happier.


N.B. -Allah's happiness is more than His sorrow
That's why Allah is happy.

Kalema-A-Taiyeba is the Muslim's Holy Word-
There's no god but Allah
Mohammad is the messenger of Allah.

Wednesday, January 12, 2011
Topic(s) of this poem: spiritual
COMMENTS OF THE POEM
Spiritual Seeker 09 March 2012

May the All Merciful reward you...nice writing. A great 10.

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Allemagne Roßmann 01 October 2011

Al-Quran is the miracle of all miracles through its mythological and scientific concepts..

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Tearstricken Face 05 April 2011

It is nice to read about your religion. I am finally seeing the essence of Islam. Thank you.

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Asif Andalib

Asif Andalib

Moez Monzil, Komlapur, Faridpur, Bangladesh
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