Ager Mohammad Rasool Allah kisi din mery mehman banyn

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"This poem was printed in 1983 in 'Awake' magazine of December 1983 issue, published by South African Muslim Youth Organization 'The Young Men's Muslim Association' it was translated by: Urooj Sheikh."

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ager Mohammad Rasool Allah ek din tum se milny ajaen.
bilkul achanak tashreef laen.
mein heran hun k tum kia karogy, kia karogy.
han!mein janta hun.
tum apna behetreen kamrah apny mohatram mehman ko peysh karogy.
sab se umda, sab se aa'la tu'aam ka ehtemam karogy.
apni her baat se unhyn ehsas dilaogy.
k unki aamad se tum bohat khush ho, bohat dilshad ho.
unki aamad tumhary lye ek e'zaz hai.
ik na-qably bayan musarrat aur..
musalman ka ik intehai khoobsurat..
ik haseen khwab hai..

mager...jab tum unhyn ata dekhogy..
kia unse daur ker
derwazy per mil paogy?...
unky istaqbal mein apny bazuu waa kar sakogy?
ya...unki ander aamad se pehly tumhein..
apna libas badalna paega.
rasa'il chupa ker unky uper
Quran paak sajana parega.
phir kia tum apny t.v. per wohe libas,
wohe gher ikhlaqi manazir dekh sakogy?
ya unki nazar parny se pehly he daur ker
apna t.v. he band kar dogy.
kia is khwahish per k unki sama'at se.
tumhary radio k program door rahyn-
apney radio ko bhe band kara dogy
or pachtaogy k ay kash
tumne us waqt us uunchi awaz mein
kabhe baat na ki hoti

kia naghma moseeqi k aalaat chupa ker
un per ahadees ki kitabein dhak dogy
phir kia tum unhyn apny ghar k her goshy, her jagah, her hissey mein
bila jhijak ly jaogy.
ya phir inhyn ghar dikhany se pehly.
sab kuch chupany daur jaogy.

or mein heraan hun...ager Mohammed
aik ya do din tumhary sath guzaryn.. phir??
kia tum apny mamoolaat k mutabiq kam ker paogy?-
kia tum wohe alfaz jo kehty ho, keh paogy?
kia tumhary zindagi k shab-o-roz berqarar reh payengy.
kia tumhary ghar ki roz marrah ki guftugu.
wesy he jari reh sakyge
ya tumhary lye unky sath khana khaty hue..
khany ki duaen parhni mushkil hojaengi..
kia tumse namazon ki pabandi hony lagegi
beech beech mein namazyn chory bagher..
aur fajar k lye sawery bedari k sath..

jo geet or naghmy akser gungunaty ho, wohe gunguna paogy..
wohe kitabein jo parhty ho, parh paogy.
unhyn bata sakogy k tumhari soch, tumhary khyalat or tumhari nigahyn
kahan kahan bhatakti, kis kis ko kahan tatolto rahi hain.

kia her us jagah jahan tum jaty ho.
ya jany ka irada ho.
Mohammad Rasool Allah ko apny hamraah ly ja sakogy??
ya kuch dinon k lye tumhein apny
mamoolaat badalny parengy??
apny her sathi, her milny waly sey unhyn milwa sakogy?
ya chahogy k
unky qayam tak ye sab tumse door he rahyn?

kia tum Mohammad Rasool Allah ko hamesha k lye apny paas he rakhna chahogy.
ya phir ik azadi or itmenan ka saans logy.
jab wo akhir kar ik din
tumhary ghar se wapis laut jaengy.

mein janna chahunga k tum kia karogy.
ager Mohammad(SAWW)--apni ummat k ehwaal se agahi k lye
apni ummat ki kher khwahi k lye..
kuch din tumhary mehman banyn..
Ye khaki apni fitrat mein na noori hai na naari hai.

Comments

  1. MoonyDecember 5, 2010 at 9:36 AM

    An absolute truth! Our actions and deeds are no longer such, that we can face our beloved prophet (S.A.W). Just give a moments thought to this. Are your deeds good enough? Are you ready to face Rasul Allah(S.A.W) or Allah as a matter of fact? I guess no!

    What if I or you die today? Do we have enough or ANY good deeds? Are we deserving enough to be granted with a place in Jannah? It's high time we start preparing for that day ( the day of judgment)and save ourselves from embarrassment.May Allah guide us to the right path (Ameen)

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  2. S.SDecember 5, 2010 at 10:10 AM

    Wow! Masha'ALLAH :)

    Please provide the credit link too Hira :)

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  3. NoorDecember 5, 2010 at 3:06 PM

    @Sarah yes, I pray the same. :)

    @Salamn: I tried to find this magazine but I couldn't. sorry, can't provide link to it.

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  4. UniDecember 12, 2010 at 10:06 PM

    Amazing.. :(. This was absolutely awakening.. !

    And 1983! Imagine, how much worse we all are now! :(

    JazakAllah for sharing!

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  5. NoorDecember 13, 2010 at 12:21 AM

    hey, I didn't take it in that way. you know, you are right. 1983 se ab tak we have just sunk lower!! :(

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  6. TauqeerDecember 21, 2010 at 11:30 AM

    May Allah help us all to become a better Muslim. (Ameen)

    Jazak Allah Khair for sharing this. I have linked this post to my blog, I hope you wouldn't mind it.

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  7. NoorDecember 21, 2010 at 9:17 PM

    @Tauqeer Ameen. and no. you did a good thing. thank you:)

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