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                      Oh, Muhammad ﷺ, My Love for You is Infinite!

                      Published by Iraj Shariq at January 28, 2023
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                      • Poetry
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                      • Islamic prayer
                      • poetry
                      • prayer
                      • Prophet Muhammad
                      A Prayer of love to Muhammad

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                      Oh, Muhammad ﷺ my love for you is infinite!
                      If I could rewind time, I would make my way to you.

                      My love for you is not like a wildflower
                      that blooms precipitously in a few days or hours;

                      It is like a beautiful rose.
                      Slowly and gradually it has grown.

                      People say you can not fall deeply in love
                      with someone you have never seen.

                      I rebut! My Prophet, you shed your tears divine
                      for me when I had not yet come into being.

                      You have implanted the seeds of faith in my heart;
                      the delicate sprouting branches I endeavor to guard.

                      The reason I love, the reason I forgive,
                      is because in my heart you live.

                      The reason I rise whenever I fall,
                      is because of your struggles I recall.

                      The more aspersions your foes exercised against you,
                      the more tolerant and steadfast you became.

                      You were the first one to be contented,
                      and the last to be offended.

                      You were a monarch, yet you dwelt as a servant
                      so that your ummah in poverty may stay persistent.

                      You are lauded in the Quran by Allah the creator,
                      and verily you, Muhammad, are of magnificent character.

                      I wish like Abu Bakar (رضى الله تعالیٰ عنه), to be your saviour,
                      a shield ready for all the arrows to bear.

                      What a fate Umar (رضى الله تعالیٰ عنه) received;
                      Allah has bestowed him with all that I sought.

                      From Allah he was asked by the Prophet himself,
                      Your name on his tongue, you needed what else?

                      I do wonder how that moment will be
                      When you will stand in front of me.

                      On the day of resurrection,
                      only you will be saying “my nation.”

                      O’ Rasool Allah, your slave yearns to see your smile;
                      just a single glimpse and I’ll disremember all my trials.

                      Madina, Ah! That sanctified place I hanker to touch,
                      So I may depart placidly with no more desire as such,

                      Oh! Muhammad ﷺ my love for you is infinite!
                      If I could rewind time, I would make my way to you.


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                      Iraj Shariq
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                      Iraj Shariq was raised in Pakistan. Her profession is dentistry while poetry writing is her passion. She has been writing poetry for both national and International magazines since a tender age. Her work has been featured in many renowned magazines worldwide. Some of them are the International Literature and Arts Magazine, Arkore Writes, Fit With Words, Dovelyisi, Rasa Literary Review, V.shine., Young Nation, Mahanam e Sehar, and many more. She is also a Quran teacher, content writer, calligrapher and is associated with many animal rescue and literary organizations. She aims to be an inspiration for her generation.

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