Paciolo Pen Saint Allah Poems

  • 1.
    *SLICE OF THE CRESCENT*

    TABLE OF CONTENTS
    1. Slice of the crescent
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  • 2.
    *ALLAH DOESN'T FORGIVE ASSOCIATING PARTNER WITH HIM, BUT HE FORGIVES ANYTHING ELSE TO WHOMSOEVER HE WISHES (Q4:48)*

    *Tiny gods*

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  • 3.
    *WHOEVER BELIEVES IN ALLAH AND THE LAST DAY, AND DOES GOOD SHALL BE REWARDED BY ALLAH. (Q2:62)*

    *THE CREED*

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  • 4.
    *verily for those who believe in the oneness of Allah and His messenger, including All obligations ordered by Islam and do righteous deeds, they are the best creatures.*
    *Their reward with their lord is (eden) paradise (garden of eternity) underneath which rivers flows, they will abide their in forever Allah will be pleased with them and they with Him. That is for him who fears Allah. (Q98v7-8)*

    *AND THERE IS NO NIGHT THERE*
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  • 5.
    *إن الله يحب المتطهرين*
    *Indeed Allah loves those who purify themselves*

    Be your angel,
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  • 6.
    *O you who believe! When the call is proclaimed for the prayer on Friday, come to the remembrance of Allah and Salat and leave off business that is better for you if you don't know (Q62v9-12)*

    *THE CALL*

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Total 6 Allah Poems by Paciolo Pen Saint

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