Words have the power to either lift you to the heavens or drag you to the ground.
Words are important because they are the influencers of actions. You act the way you speak. These words may be in the form of prayers, speeches, poetry etc.
What I am going to discuss today is "Prayers" and "Poetry".
What are prayers? In Islam or any other religion, there is an invisible and secret conversation between the creator and the created. This conversation might be closed from the whole world but could not be closed from the creator because we all know that He knows what is even in the core of our heart. The creator is like oxygen, you can't see him but you need him to survive. So when one prays, this prayer is not one sided that is why I am calling it a conversation, Allah replies if we listen, Allah answers if we question.
What these prayers really do? They lift and carry the burden of one and makes one feel light, happy and satisfied. These prayers strengthen the faith when they are accepted and they seem like some magic or miracle or dream come true. If these prayers' answers are delayed then it makes one patient because He Who creates, knows best what suits us the most. Try to speak to Allah, tell Him your problems, your wishes and all your tensions, you will notice change and that change will completely change you!
The other thing is poetry. It might be considered utopic and imaginary which is not related to the world by any means. But it is not true for me. The best observers of the universe are the poets. They see the world through very unique and positive perspective. They make people aware in a unique pacific way and after all in contemporary times it is better to count the heads than breaking them. Sometimes all one needs is a tap on the back, a motivation, an encouragement and poetry might provide him that. Poets are very interesting creatures because ordinary mind can never understand them and this makes them fascinating. Let me give you an example, Allama Iqbal was not treated the way he deserved to be treated but now he is the national poet of the land he dreamed about. Maulana Rumi, Ghalib and many more are such examples. I pray to Allah to provide us with wisdom to recognize and appreciate the talents of people!
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