Blasphemer of the Prophet (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him)

How long will you erase the signs of my Master here?

How long will these tyrannical rulers hide the truth?

We nurtured and watered the garden according to the need,

How long will people play Holi (with our blood/lives) here with us?

Whatever remnants/monuments are here, they are the debt of my ancestors' hard work,

How long will they remove our history (story) from the books?

After burning down the nest, he sits there silently,

How long will such a gardener remain in my orchards?

My ancestors reside in every single atom here,

How long will we remain voiceless here with patience and forbearance?

Seeing poverty, even one's own people become strangers,

How long will the sighing and wailing of the oppressed be heard here?

The courage to speak the truth has been lost in everyone here,

O Gumnam (the poet)! How long will the sky remain kind after all?

- Hashim Choksi Gumnam Kavi Wala (Bharuch, Gujarat, India)

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A Silent lesson

A Silent lesson

At a wedding ceremony, a gentleman approached a man he knew and asked, "Do you recognize me?" The man looked at him closely and replied, "Yes, you are my student from primary school. What are you doing these days?" The student answered, "I am also a school teacher, just like you. And the desire to become a teacher was born in me solely because of you." The teacher asked in surprise, "How so?" The student replied, "Do you remember that once in class, a boy's very beautiful watch was stolen, and I was the one who stole it? You told the whole class that whoever stole the watch must return it. I wanted to give it back, but I couldn't muster up the courage to avoid embarrassment. You then ordered the entire class to face the wall and stand with their eyes closed. You searched everyone's pockets, took the watch out of my pocket, and returned it to its owner without ever taking my name. You never made me feel ashamed of that act. From that very day, I resolved to become a teacher." The teacher smiled and said, "The story actually goes like this: during the search, I had closed my eyes as well. Even I found out today that it was you who had stolen that watch!" Can we become such teachers who inspire children through our actions to become teachers themselves, rather than shaming them in front of the whole class over small mistakes? (Narrated — Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App)