Category: Poetry

They say: “The concept of God is a delusion; 
Everything came into existence because of a big collision.” 

The earth and the mountains, 
The forest and the fountains, 
The nature full of intricacies,
The universe full of complexities! 

Just like a car needs a driver, 
And for a cake, you need a baker,
Even the simplest things need a maker; … Continue Reading

It’s not easy being in a world with so many options;
Too many people, a whole lot of decisions.
Feeling out of control in a world so free
Will eventually become a prison with a lock, no key. 

Living in the fast lane, alone, with nothing to gain, 
Wondering if it’s all worth it, or will it lead to a … Continue Reading

Slavery, a word that sounds so derogatory in itself,
Forget about the indignity of those who are into this compelled! 
All of their human rights get trampled over,
As they get abducted by human traffickers who work under-cover.
The lives of young girls are turned into a living hell,
As they are made to become slaves in brothels!

The innocence … Continue Reading

Muhammad, the Prophet of Allah,
Was warned by Angel Jibreel;
His life was in danger,
In the Nadeer quarters.

Treachery meant war,
The alliance with Jews ended;
Commanded to leave Madina,
They left for Khaybar.

The chief of Nadeer had a daughter,
Whose husband was killed later;
Four years down the line,
At the Battle of Khaybar.

Taken as a … Continue Reading

Allah, The Most High, is our Master, and we are His slaves,
To Him, we belong, and to Him, we return.

Islam was revived and the world became a better place;
As Muslims, we perform our duties with effortless grace.

Systems such as slavery existing,
The Shaitan’s ways always persisting;
Mankind, clueless as to how it should be handled,
Dehumanising … Continue Reading

The ground billowed dust and smoke,
The men charged, the swords rose,
The clamorous sound resounded;
The enemy was defeated.

The captives, when summoned,
Dreading their fates, they entered
Into the presence of Rahmatul-lil-‘Aalameen,
Whose rulings brought them ease.

From his companions, he demanded
That prisoners be well-treated;
To his army, he commanded
To not harm the elderly, woman, and … Continue Reading

Rarely did I give thought to the way I treated the Earth,
Until I learnt that Allah gave it the authority to speak for itself; 
Now, I think twice about throwing that tissue,
Spitting on the ground, or messing around.

Rarely did I give thought to plants and animals;
They were just there, little did I care,
Until I heard … Continue Reading