Equal to all, black or white
Kind to all, wrong or right
People loved him more than their own
Into the darkness, he brought the light
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Animals came to him for justice
Enemies came for treasure keeping
Women complained to him about injustice
And objects for him, did the weeping
He was born a poor orphan
One by one his loved ones died
Yet never asked for sympathy or a penny
Faith in Allah was enough to get him by
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He sported the beard and wore a smile
But lowered his gaze upon sight of women
Who came up to him proposing themselves in marriage
Yet he never bragged or shook hands with them
Epitome of modesty – a virgin before marriage
Spent his entire youth with an older wife
Wedded a widow for her immaculate character
Praised her when she wasn’t even by his side
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He knelt down for his wife
So she could climb a ride
Ate and drank from where she did
A loving husband, every woman would find
He sent gifts to her loved ones
And wiped tears from her face
He helped around her house chores
And with her, he played and raced
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Not a cheater, not a beater
A dream man, always a keeper
Honest, trustworthy, well-wisher and brave
An exceptional revolutionary leader
He took suggestions from his wife
And followed her wise advice
Not intimidated by a woman’s power
He let one be his guard in a fight
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Not afraid to admit to his friends
His wife was one he loved the most
He even professed his love for them
Holding the opinion that love be told
He didn’t let his garments drag
He was a gentleman after all
Uniting every religion, every clan into one
Immortal was his legacy after all
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Haters injure him by pelting
But he strongly stood his ground
Wished well for them in return
With kindness, his heart was bound
Everyone came to his service
Yet he was at service for everyone
The labour never worked alone
Among them, he was always the one
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He used to light up the room he walked in
Melted hearts with his soft words
How could one person keep so many happy
A successful man of both worlds
Till today people try to do what he did
And learn to say what he said
No revolution could ever bring
Such big changes in life or death
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Another poem on Muhammad (ﷺ): Happy to not be ME
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SubhanAllah
He surely DID put the man in manly
اللهم صل و سلم على نبينا محمد
Ah yes. Men don’t have to pull the lion’s tooth out with their bare hands to show their manliness lol. Following the sunnah is actually being manly.
This is exactly what U had in mind. Writing about it in a different perspective. Do check.
Love you for the shake of Allah.
For sale of Allah 🙂
Jazakillah khair habibti 🙂 Please share that link with us. We’d love to read it 🙂