🇵🇸A few days ago, a brother sent me a message in my inbox.
His little daughter Zainab. Zainab's mother tells Zainab the story of Baitullah, Masjid an Nabbi and Masjid Al Aqsa from my 'Holy Masjid Stories' series for children. In the gap of the story, he gives Zainab a dream of visiting Baitullah and one day says, 'Zainab, we will stay in Baitullah for seven days, we will stay in Masjid an Nabbi for seven days, how?'
From the curiosity of Zainab's little mind, she asked her mother, 'Mom, how long will we stay in Masjid Aqsa?'
Zainab's father texted me and said, 'Brother, tell me, do you have any answer to this question?'
Little Zainab may have thought - Mom said about staying in Baitullah, she said about staying in Masjid Nawabi, but she did not say about staying in Masjid Aqsa.
But how do we explain Zainab, and thousands of other little Kusumkalis like her? How many hundreds of fairy-girls like her are losing their lives in the fight every day, whose dreams are as long as their age - grandchild.
Constantinople, the traditional city of Muslims, was occupied by the Romans.The mother of Sultan Muhammad al-Fatih (rahimahullah) used to bring Muhammad al-Fatih to the bank of the river every morning and, pointing to the walls of Constantinople in the distance across the river, would say to him, 'Father, the walls of that distant city are visible, the city that will be conquered by the Messenger of God, may God's prayers and peace be upon him. to himGave the good news of Paradise.I dream—one day you will conquer this city.
His mother had woven a dream in little Fatihar's mind. And indeed, one day Muhammad al-Fatih rahimahullah conquered Constantinople, overthrowing the Byzantine Empire.
Maybe we can't tell our Zaynabs how long we will stay in Al Aqsa. But, we will weave a dream seed in the minds of our followers.
They will weave that dream seed in their next generation. Maybe, some of our Zainabs will show the picture of Masjid al-Aqsa and tell their children, 'Father, Al-Aqsa is now the capital of Muslims. Those who save this city and this holy mosque will surely be with the Messenger of Allah in Paradise. I want you to rescue this Masjid.
Maybe, another Salahuddin will be created from the dream of one of our posterity Zainab. On that day, some of us will be able to say exactly how long we will stay in Al Aqsa.🔻🇵🇸☝️
#ArifAzad
His little daughter Zainab. Zainab's mother tells Zainab the story of Baitullah, Masjid an Nabbi and Masjid Al Aqsa from my 'Holy Masjid Stories' series for children. In the gap of the story, he gives Zainab a dream of visiting Baitullah and one day says, 'Zainab, we will stay in Baitullah for seven days, we will stay in Masjid an Nabbi for seven days, how?'
From the curiosity of Zainab's little mind, she asked her mother, 'Mom, how long will we stay in Masjid Aqsa?'
Zainab's father texted me and said, 'Brother, tell me, do you have any answer to this question?'
Little Zainab may have thought - Mom said about staying in Baitullah, she said about staying in Masjid Nawabi, but she did not say about staying in Masjid Aqsa.
But how do we explain Zainab, and thousands of other little Kusumkalis like her? How many hundreds of fairy-girls like her are losing their lives in the fight every day, whose dreams are as long as their age - grandchild.
Constantinople, the traditional city of Muslims, was occupied by the Romans.The mother of Sultan Muhammad al-Fatih (rahimahullah) used to bring Muhammad al-Fatih to the bank of the river every morning and, pointing to the walls of Constantinople in the distance across the river, would say to him, 'Father, the walls of that distant city are visible, the city that will be conquered by the Messenger of God, may God's prayers and peace be upon him. to himGave the good news of Paradise.I dream—one day you will conquer this city.
His mother had woven a dream in little Fatihar's mind. And indeed, one day Muhammad al-Fatih rahimahullah conquered Constantinople, overthrowing the Byzantine Empire.
Maybe we can't tell our Zaynabs how long we will stay in Al Aqsa. But, we will weave a dream seed in the minds of our followers.
They will weave that dream seed in their next generation. Maybe, some of our Zainabs will show the picture of Masjid al-Aqsa and tell their children, 'Father, Al-Aqsa is now the capital of Muslims. Those who save this city and this holy mosque will surely be with the Messenger of Allah in Paradise. I want you to rescue this Masjid.
Maybe, another Salahuddin will be created from the dream of one of our posterity Zainab. On that day, some of us will be able to say exactly how long we will stay in Al Aqsa.🔻🇵🇸☝️
#ArifAzad
