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As'salaamu alaikum all, I just read this sister's story, and it moved me. :hijabi: I wanted to share it with you. We can discuss it as well. I think i want to share it with all my female sisters that are in a situation like sister Umniyah...

The bird in the poem can also represent the beautiful Qur'aan. But now I am seeing it in a new light. The bird can be the 5 prayers--our salaah.:salah: Look how it comes to call at different times of the day--5 times a day. And the whistling of the bird can be the azan. And salaah is a...

In that case, please both of you forgive me, please. JazakAllahu khairun. :tti_sister:

Unfortunately my dearest sister's name is Hiba, so I can't hold something against you, but sister, if you don't know me, why always think the wrong thing about me first? Sorry if my words bother you, but you hurt me. May Allah forgive me.:tti_sister:

ASTAGFIRULLAH! Just want to say I am offended by your words. I am NOT flirting with the brother. Astagfirullah. If I ask him if his experience brought him closer to Allah, what's so sinful about that? We're on an Islamic forum, please keep your mind clean if your heart isn't...

Tell us more...don't stop here Everyone's thoughts are beautiful. It's just about the way we express them or how they touch someone. So never say your words aren't great, or nice...you don't know how they touch someone's heart or mind. =) What I wished was in the poem, or the question that...

=) To me it would represent my Imaan--my undying faith in Allah. That shaytaan chips away some rare times, then, it feels like that beautiful companion bird that just disappeared, leaving me so incredibly empty and desolate. Amazing poetry as always, SubhaanAllah.

LOVE IT MASHAALLAH MAY ALLAH KEEP OUR SOULS PURE!:hearts:

mashaaAllah So true, SubhaanAllah!! May Allah elevate your and our souls! SubhaanAllah, the reality of your poem...striking... Ma'salaama :tti_sister:

SO BEAUTIFUL MASHAALLAH!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! :hearts: May our prayers travel carefully and fast! and be first in line!! :muslim_child:

Please don't say you don't want to get married--ever. Allah makes our decisions for us, no matter what our intentions. Also, we never know what we say may come true at that point. Stay strong in your deen, let it grow, inshaaAllah. Good to aim for the hoors in Jannah, but who knows, Allah...

I think the problem with most marriages (even for Muslims) is that when you get married for the wrong reasons, the marriage is wrong. Meaning it doesn't work out. All the scholars advise--Marry for Deen. A man/woman perfect in deen and Allah will reward us most. I belive there's a hadith on 4...

MASHALLAH Aww, MashAllah aren't you a sweetheart. InshaaAllah may you have the best wife, one with every quality you want and MORE. Ameen!! May my husband be as blessed as your wife then. It's rare to see such emotions and thoughts expressed in such a nice manner. Keep going with the...

Light upon Light My husband, I may not be the most beautiful woman in the world But my eyes will show you the most beautiful things One that is you And my mouth, is not as delectable as that of another’s But you will always taste the sugar of life My voice isn’t as alluring as a Siren’s...

SubhaanAllah, Br/Sr. I really really really love this poem of yours. It suits me perfectly. Makes me cry, how pitiful my life was. :salah: Best wishes,

By Sr. U. Saleem Allah I want the heart with You inside The most beautiful one Who gives off light Radiant like a rainbow In the middle of sun and rain Through joys and troubles Your love we’ll gain Lead him to me By land or sea Like a prism sheds light My beauty only he...

SO BEAUTIFUL SUBHANALLAH, I would run quickly to Allah and ask forgiveness right there and then, maybe I would die in my sleep and never get the chance to repent. Alhumdulillah, I love the analogies of the body parts paying homage to Allah. beautiful thoughts!

Allah, In Your Love Poem by Sr. Umara Saleem I traveled on hand and knee Upon the scorching unconquerable deserts When I had my head turned away from You The famine in my soul, unquenched, Remained with Your every bounty There was a ripping of my soul With...

:salam2: IT'S PERFECT, SUBHAANALLAH. So incredibly thought provoking, I love it so much, love tracing the path the narrator took. Sounds like the path my life took. May Allah always guide us, ameen.

A Duaa SubhaanAllah, it is a duaa. Just showing, what one sister would like, SubhaanAllah, the most beautiful thing about it is not that the sister desires a husband that is so wonderful, amazing, beautiful in Allah's eyes--but the fact that she desires these specific qualities point to the...