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الحلقة السابعة والعشرين
27- أخلاق الرسول
( و) علّمني حبيبي
*****
علّمني حبيبي إني أتسامحُ وأعفو # ولا أسبُّ
الخلائقَ أو ألعنَ أو أهجو
ولا أُماطلُ بوعدي ولا لباطل أعدو # وأستغلُ
الدقائقَ في ذِكرِ اللهِ أشدو
أُسبحُ باسمَ ربيّ ومِن رِضاهُ أرجو # وأبتهلُ
وأدعو مِن حَرِّ النارِ أنجو
ويَبقىَ كلُ أملي إلي نُور اللهِ أرنو
# وفي كلِ دُعائيَّ يَصفَحُ عَني ويَعفو
رحمةُ ربي الودود * تَملأُ كلَ الوجود
تَبقىَ ليومِ الخلود # و الوُدٌّ عائدُ
إليهِ
تعالوا جميعاً نعود* لما قد قال عليه
صلوا وسلموا عليه * الله صلّى عليه
بقلم
السيد أحمد إبراهيم
Episode twenty seven
27- The morals of the Messenger
My beloved taught me
*****
My beloved taught me that I
forgive and pardon # I do not insult, curse, or deride creatures
I do not procrastinate my
promise or falsehood. I take advantage of the minutes in the remembrance of God.
I remember in the name of my
Lord and whoever is pleased with him. I hope and pray and pray for the freedom
of the fire
And all my hope remains to
the light of God Arnaud. # In every prayer I am forgiven and pardoned.
The mercy of my friendly God
* fills all existence
She remains for Eternity Day
# and the friendliness is up to him
All of us come back * to what
he had said
Pray and greet him * God
bless him
By
Mr. Ahmed Ibrahim
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