hay ferq barra in charo mei
aik rota raha hay gharo mein
aik phirta raha kuffaro mei
aik marwan k rishteydaro mei
aik Ali(A.S) Nabi(S.A.W) k pyaro
ab soch zara to aey Muslim kia ferq nahi in charo mei??
Jashn-e-zahoor-e-Ali Ibn-e-Abi Talib(A.S) bohat bohat mubarak ho
Ali ka zikr karo bus ALi(AS) ki baat karo
sir e Nayaz jhuka do Ali ka Qadmoon Par.
Ghuroor o taaz say phir tum bandagi ki baat karo.
Kisi ka Nafs,Kisi ka wasi , kisi ka Khuda.
Yah sab sifaat hoo jis may usi ki baat karo...
Lahad may meri andhera ho ghair mumkin hay
jahan ALI hoo udhar roshni ki baat karo.
Farishto kaisa Sawal o Jawab Turbat may..
Ab aggyee hoo tu betho Ali ki baat karo.
Bawaqt nazan kahonga rasheed say may saeed
nikal raha hay mera dum Ali ki baat karo
Tu kuch Allah ka banda hai, woh kuch bandoun ka Allah hai,
Teray sajdoun ka bhi masjood hai Imran ka baita,
Tera qibla hi Kaaba hai, Ali(A.S) Kaabay ka qibla hai.
Her kisi ki kaba me viladat nahi hoti....
Nabioo ko b hasil ye saadat nahi hoti....
Musalmanoo ka qibla hai zacha khana-e-haider a.s
Moun phair k qibla se ibadat nahi hoti........
''ZAHUR E PURNOOR MOULA QAINAAT,MUSHKIL KUSHA, SHER-E-KHUDA, AMEER-UL-MOMINEEN,
ALI IBNE ABI TALIB (A.S) TAMAM MOMINEEN KO BOHUT BOHUT MUBARAK HOO "
Yeh shaqs to maabood numa lagta hai,
Soo jaye to lagta hai Rasool-e-Arabi(sawaw),
Jaage to nusairi ka Khuda lagta hai.
ZAMANE KO WOH BANDA KYA SE KYAMOLOOOM HOTA HAI
MUJHE TO BANDAYE KHALIK NUMA MALOOM HOTA HAI
NUSAIRI KABILE DOZAK HAI LEKIN RAHAM KAR MALIK
BANAYA KISNE JO KHUDA MALOOM HOTA HAI
who I am is who you see,
women as free as free can be.
who you see is who I am,
Allah my Lord,my faith Islam.
My veil,my gown like flowing covers
Is what I wear to show all others
Life and beauty are not skin deep
Its in our hearts intentions we keep.
I walk out there yes not showing my hair
If that offends you then life is not fair.
I'm not a slave at home tied to the kitchen sink!
I too have a heart and a brain that can think.
And before you ask if I'm depressed
Abused alone or completely oppressed
Just know I'm happy and I feel more free
when men aren't gawking and flirting with me
I don't need to dress up for strangers
or put myself in this world dangers
I feel grand in my palace with plenty to do.
and I can by the way go outside too.
In case you were wondering if I slept in my gown
the answer is no and I don't sleep on the ground
I'm just like any other women you see
but covers and protects her modesty
I eat take-away food on the weekends
share my love with so many friends.
there's more to me than what your eyes see
so don't judge my choices before you know me.
to anyone out there who cant comprehend
I'm happy and free all the way to the end
Not everyone's life consists of hair do's
and this is the life I willingly choose.
The Quran is quite clear that the veil is essential for modesty, but why is modesty important? The Quran is still clear:
"O Prophet, tell your wives and daughters and the believing women that they should cast their outer garments over their bodies (when abroad) so that they should be known and not molested" (33:59)This is the whole point, modesty is prescribed to protect women from molestation or simply, modesty is protection.
Thus, the only purpose of the veil in Islam is protection. The Islamic veil, unlike the veil of the Christian tradition, is not a sign of man's authority over woman nor is it a sign of woman's subjection to man. The Islamic veil, unlike the veil in the Jewish tradition, is not a sign of luxury and distinction of some noble married women. The Islamic veil is only a sign of modesty with the sole purpose of protecting women, all women. The Islamic philosophy is that it is always better safe than sorry.
In fact, the Quran is so concerned with protecting women's bodies and women's reputation that a man who dares to falsely accuse a woman of unchastity will be severely punished, "And those who launch a charge against chaste women, and produce not four witnesses (to support their allegations)- Flog them with eighty stripes; and reject their evidence ever after: for such men are wicked transgressors"(24:4).
