Imagine

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I M A G I N E

Imagine yourself after you pass away
Imagine your grave through night and through day
Wishing that you did not do as they say
Wishing that you had got up and had prayed.

Imagine, my friends, the day that you died
Imagine all of the tears that they cried
Remember how it felt when your body was tied
Remember how it felt in the grave which you lied.

Imagine the day you’ll be called to account
Imagine the sum to which your life will amount
Think for a moment of the deeds which you mount
Think for a moment how much they will count.

What will they say of you when you are dead?
What will they say, what will be said?
Will they speak of all the poor who you fed?
Will they remember all the Qu’ran that you read?

Think not of them, but of Allah, Lord of mankind and jinn
Think of Allah when tempted to sin
Think of the paradise which you will dwell in
Don’t wait till later to think what might have been

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Nice one blushy :flower1:

Here is another one I found on net.. thought I should share with you folks.

Funny how $10 looks so big when we take it to masjid and so small when we take it to the store.

Funny how big an hour serving God looks and how small 60 mintues are when spent playing golf, fishing or playing soccer.

Funny how laborious it is to read a juzz in the Quran and how easy it is to read - 2-300 pages of a best selling novel.

Funny how we believe what newspapers say but question what the Quran says.

Funny how we can’t think of anything to say when we pray and don’t have any difficulty thinking of things to talk to a friend.

Funny how we need 2-3 weeks to fit an islamic event into our schedule, but can adjust it for a social event at the last moment.

Funny isn’t it?

May Allah SWT guide us all on the righteous path ..Ameen

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*Originally posted by blushing_vision: *
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Blushing for you to thing about it.....
How can a space of time be holy? How can one day be better than another apart from the weather? A happy day is a good day. A day filled with loving deeds is a holy day. A day of innocent pleasure is a sacred day. A day given to superstition is a worthless day. A day filled with foolish prayer is a wasted day. A day spent in hearing an orthodox sermon is a lost day. It is far better to play cards than to play hypocrite. It is good to do anything at any time that adds to human happiness.

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*Originally posted by Sher: *

Blushing for you to thing about it.....
How can a space of time be holy? How can one day be better than another apart from the weather? A happy day is a good day. A day filled with loving deeds is a holy day. A day of innocent pleasure is a sacred day. A day given to superstition is a worthless day. A day filled with foolish prayer is a wasted day. A day spent in hearing an orthodox sermon is a lost day. It is far better to play cards than to play hypocrite. It is good to do anything at any time that adds to human happiness.
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What do you know what spirituality is? How can you know how it feels being a Muslim , when all day you have hate filled against Islam. To experiance something about the fastest growing religion you have to give way to thinking free of bias.

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*Originally posted by Islamabad: *

What do you know what spirituality is? How can you know how it feels being a Muslim , when all day you have hate filled against Islam. To experiance something about the fastest growing religion you have to give way to thinking free of bias.
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I am not bias, I am tryingto work out religion by using reason and logic....

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*Originally posted by Sher: *

I am not bias, I am tryingto work out religion by using reason and logic....
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Don't tell me ...you did not find any reason and logic in Quran.

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Always good to provide link to where poem is from…

http://www.muhajabah.com/poems/000062.htm