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In the Name of God بسم الله
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Salamunalaikum Certainly something really important I am curious about. Their are many hadith about the qualities of a believer. How do you define a true believer from all those sources? I mean their are many qualities and every person has some of them while lacks the other qualities. (Not quoting narrations assuming that we all have a rough idea about this) One very important specific question is that in Salat al Layl we ask mercy and forgiveness for atleast forty believers. So, who are the people that actually fill the criteria of a believer??? @Mahdavist @ali_fatheroforphans @Ashvazdanghe @313_Waiter @F.M @Sabrejet Rest of the people too. I hope it would be a fruitful discussion.
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Salamun A'laykum Here is my attempt at poetry. This is probably my second time writing a poem, so please don't judge me :donno: Midnight comes along and wakes up the sleeping soul Who was dreaming of his beloved without any control Without any tiredness he wakes up with incitement While his feelings show signs of utter excitement He rushes toward the sink to make ablution So he can purify his body before the ascension He sets up his prayer rug and begins to utter words As his body breaks into pieces and his flesh turns into birds He begins to fly toward the sky high above To meet his beloved and to confess his love As he reaches the highest level of heaven He begins to feel his sins being forgiven After an hour of meeting the most High He ascends down to earth with a wish to die The lover then supplicates to his love with a yearn To protect Al-Mahdi and hasten his return He then remembers Imam Hussain And beats his chest with sorrow and pain After hours of Munajat and supplications To get rid of his desires and all of his addictions He gets up to solute the prophet and his family And continues the day with faith and certainty
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