Ramdan kareem Mubarak


Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Mawlana Jalal ud-Din Muḥammad Balkhi مولانا جلال‌الدین محمد بلخی Rumi

Image
For other uses, see  Rumi (disambiguation) . Mawlānā Jalāl ad-Dīn Muḥammad Balkhī مولانا جلال‌الدین محمد بلخی Rūmī Artistic depiction of Rumi, 1980 Title Mevlânâ ,  Mawlānā , [1]   Mevlevî , Mawlawī Born 1207 Wakhsh [2] [3]  or  Balkh , [4] [5] Khwarezmian Empire Died 17 December 1273 (age 65–66) Konya ,  Sultanate of Rum Resting place Konya, now  Turkey 37°52′14.33″N   32°30′16.74″E Ethnicity Persian Era Islamic Golden Age Region Khwarezmian Empire  ( Balkh : 1207–1212, 1213–1217;  Samarkand : 1212–1213 ) [6] [7] Sultanate of Rum  ( Malatya : 1217–1219;  Akşehir : 1219–1222;  Larende : 1222–1228;  Konya : 1228–1273 ) [6] Religion Islam Notable idea(s) Sufi whirling ,  Muraqaba Notable work(s) Mathnawī-ye ma'nawī ,  Dīwān-e Shams-e Tabrīzī ,  Fīhi mā fīhi Influenced by [show] Influenced [show] Jalāl ad-Dīn Muhammad Rūmī  ( Persian :  جلال‌الدین محمد رومی ‎‎...
Read more

Who is Firon? How did he die?

King of Egypt during the time of prophet Moses. He had enslaved children of Israel over years, and had killed their first born sons(because of a prophesy of one of them rising against him), with the exception of prophet Moses, who as per the will of God, was kept in a basket and laid in the river. The pharaoh's wife found the baby and raised him. Later on Moses was told that he was the prophet of God and sent to the firon, so as to deliver the message of one God and afterlife to him and to command him to free the Children of Israel. He was given the miracles - his staff, when he would put it on ground, would turn into a serpent, and his hand when he would put it in his pocket and draw it out, it would seem white to the observers. These miracles, Firon's advisors told him, were magic tricks, and a day and meeting point was decided. The Firon, summoned all great magicians and a contest followed, in which the magicians did a brilliant display of magic tricks, but then Moses was to...
Read more

Is this a true story or a tale. Prince Saiful Mulook and Badi-ul- Jamal

Prince Saiful Mulook and Badi-ul- Jamal  is a classic  fable  from the  Hazara  region of Pakistan . It tells the story of a Prince's love for a  fairy ; the name  Saiful Malook  refers to a lake in northern Pakistan.  The story of Saif ul Muluk is that the  Prophet  [[Joseph] ( Yosuf ) is asked who will be the handsomest man after him and he has two seals made, and says that the man will be my descendant and will inherit these seals, and so after many years when Saif ul Muluk comes of age and is bequeathed these seals among many other treasures, on one of them is a picture of himself and on the other is a picture of the beautiful fairy Princess Badi-ul-Jamal, meaning the glory of the moon, he falls in love and thus begins his long arduous journey to find her. Prince, Saif ul Malook fell in love with a fairy princess, Badr-ul-Jamal, whom he saw in his dreams. The prince was restless until a  Dervish  (holy man) told him wh...
Read more