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Emotions along with Commotion
When my eyes gaze at her,
I am brimmed with emotions
All that fills my mind is commotion
A feeling of awe
Fear out of respect,
as the preserver of the Words of our Rabb
as the scholar strolls across the land of the Most Merciful
An ideal example of commitment
Providing us with the such treatment
As the knowledge of this Deen is explicitly serene
Preserved by the ‘Ulama
Fear of Fahsha’
Carrying the light of the Qur’aan in her heart
Even after the scholar departs
Behold, as the angels descend from the heavens to listen to her heart trembling recitation
BOOM!!,
The walls of the classroom crumble to dust from concentration
Such a status given to those,
To those who dedicate their lives to the Deen of Allah
Such an honor
That can truly be seen within her
Like the deep ocean she is
Such grace, yet much more to discover
The more you know, the more you love her
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Through the immense, indescribable amount of love and awe which my heart instills for those who shape me the way I am through knowledge.
This poem focuses on the religion I accept, Islam and my relationship with my teachers through Islam.
In this poem:
- Rabb refers to "Lord" in Arabic.
- 'Ulama refers to the scholars.
- 'Fahsha refers to shamelessness due to sin.
- Deen refers to religion.