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مشاهدة النسخة كاملة : Poem:A Salafi Child from the West


أم الحميراء السلفية
14-02-2010, 06:05AM
A Salafi Child from the West
I have to be patient and wait on Allah's decree
I constantly pray that hijrah awaits me,
I wish to move to the land of the moslimoon
I wish that the distance between me and the mushrik is like
The distance of the Earth to the moon

I want to be raise in a pious land
Where scholars and students are as far away as a hand span
I want this for myself and not because of my parents
I want to please Allah and that is all that is apparent

I wish I can dream a dream of making Hajj
and then getting on the plane heading to Damaaj
My parents taught me the importance of gaining knowledge
and now its of my own desire to go to Salafi College
You see Harvard University doesn't impress me
send me to the Medina Univeristy

I want to know more of my Lord before I meet Him
I don't want to be of those who lose, but those who win
It is hard to find peers on the same page
A lot of people my age just think there is still time to play
I am very careful of the company I keep
Making sure they are strong so I may not become weak

A muslim child in the west has Oh so many tests
I wish to be a Muslim Child in the east
sitting with the scholars where my mind is at peace

Saved in my pc
This poem was orginally published here: http://www.muslimaat.info/images/children/poemmuslimchild.pdf

أم الحميراء السلفية
29-08-2010, 07:34AM
Just a comment that will burst:

I just like this poem and keep reading it constantly
I am confused. Is this really the feelings of a child or an adult can feel it too?
Does a man in the west just feel like that, or is it everywhere?

Alhumdulillah aala kul hal.

أم عبد الله السنية
29-08-2010, 08:13AM
You can be really surprised about the effect of living in the west on human beings, a child or an adult.. <o:p></o:p>
And YES a man or a woman in the west can feel like that, and even more. To meet a “suhba salha” is a BLESSING in itself, no need to mention what happens if someone get to meet a Salafi; and I am not exaggerating…<o:p></o:p>

Alhamdulillah ‘ala kuli hal<o:p></o:p>