Allah God Poems | Examples

These Allah God poems are examples of God poems about Allah. These are the best examples of God Allah poems written by international poets.


Premium MemberCompliment Cry Extolment Rave Hymn--

Compliment Cry Extolment Rave Hymn

All to Allah, acclaim Holy Hallelujah
Elohim, greatest thing,
Allah Papa God
Divine exaltation
In cheering celebration, extolment
--Compliment cry Extolment Rave Hymn

Glorifications encomium homage
Approbation ovation
Plaudit approbation recognition
He’s mine Allah panegyric glorification
Our spirit the soul rave
--Compliment Cry Extolment Rave Hymn

Hallelujah



02/17/26
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2026©


Premium MemberThe name of Allah is accepted here but not God

It is now to me very clear,
that the name of Allah
is welcome here
even though he is not my
God.  

It is becoming much harder to do,
to even be able to mention the
name of the Great I am.

Poems about love and heartache
are welcome here
but that alone doesn't cause me fear.

Poems about faith are wasting more away
with the passage of each brand new day.

Premium MemberIf Only My Rich God Grants

If only my Rich God grants 
Let me arrive crying and crying
If only Muhammad at the Madina 
Let me sight crying and crying

If only his hands stick to mine
If only he teach Labbeyk to my mind
If only cloth of Ihram to my loin 
Let me wrap crying and crying

Pilgrims revolve again and again 
My lungs transformed to pure flame
If only from that water of Zamzam 
Let me quaff crying and crying

Jonah the Lover tells with his soul
I became servant with faith as a whole
At my tongue with Quran praising the Lord
Let me arrive crying and crying


Written by Yunus Emre (Dervish Jonah)
Translated by Onur Ünlü
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Premium MemberSpeak Lord

Asking God to speak 
Forgiveness, I ask from you 
Hitting rock-bottom

Premium MemberThanks to God

Sherbet that is coming from lord
We drunk thanks to God
That ocean of power 
We passed thanks to God

That opposite mountains
Chestnuts and vineyards
With health and purity
We overcame thanks to God

We were dry became wet
Winged and became bird
Now spouse to each other
We flew thanks to God

To the cities that we reached
To that sincere hearts we touched
To the people, meaning of worship
We scattered thanks to God


Written by Dervish Jonah (Yunus Emre)
Translation Onur Ünlü
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Premium MemberPrayer

Prayer is a light
To hearts it is quiet
Hidden inside joys varied
The most sincere servitude

To chests gives cure
To rest for a soul
A drink as a holy water
A seperation between evil and good

Salat is soul's meal
Faithful's meeting with Allah
Holy Throne's cipher
Sky's gates password is salat

With that servant raises to holy God
Prayers reach to house of Lord
Angels get down from welkin when Quran readed
Universe gets silent and listens with all heart

Now let you pray, you too five times a day
Without compulsion and laziness do it by pride
At the judgement day your scales full of good deed
At the recitation and prostration unite with the Almighty God (Allah)
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Premium MemberALLAH YA ALBARKACE KA-GOOD IS OUR GOD

ALLAH YA ALBARKACE KA-GOOD IS OUR GOD ...so good, good, good is our god Good is our God; That we must, must we must not forget to praise on Good God is good Great so good Greatly praise I do worship Him Worship Him Him in Him is purpose praise Hallelujah ALLAH YA ALBARKACE KA -GOOD IS OUR GOD 5/10/25 Written words by James Edward Lee Sr. 2025© For Abilhail Adamilo Katarma

Premium MemberGod

Is there a God/
In this life of ours/
To be or not to be/
A believer or non believer/
A path of belief/
Or the path of our own destruction/
Angels and Demons/
Myths or lies/
Fact or reality/
Judge or executioner/
Who is to decide/
On what our fates will be/
In this life of ours/
Holiness or straight damnation/
Is there a God/
Does God exist/
You tell me/

Premium MemberLIGHT

“There are two ways of spreading light.
To be the candle or the mirror reflecting it.”
                             Unknown Author


When I look down or feel down too
Still my Lord I feel You move
I hear hazel whispers in the wind 
Of Your calling me to join in

Your army of light fighting for right
Be it cold winter day, hot hellish night
I’m blessed that you look low sit high
Confess that You are the light in life

Premium MemberHeaven's Records


We're there no rule of law,
Lawlessness would be the rule;
The night would block the light and rule the day;
And darkness would again cover the face of the earth.

Were men never held accountable,
Good men would cease to be counted.

Sometimes the good die young;
The wisdom of the aged is ignored;
Evils are tolerated, and history is forgotten.

But may it never be forgotten that the
'Reap what we sow rule' still applies,
And heaven records everything.

Premium MemberChoosing Love

I feel victimized
by the commercial success
of what was once a silent,
waiting,
watching
for Emmanuel,
Allah WithIn Us

I wonder
when I become red-faced angry
about not being able to CONSERVE
sufficient power to have my sacred way
right now

If this is entirely different
than when I feel disempowered by fear
of losing what
and whom
and when
and where
and why I have chosen
to love too LIBERALLY

Without restraint,
without constraint,
without greed,
without ego-aggrandizing need

Without anthro-privileged boundaries
to loving
divine embrace,
warm
humane grace

PeaceFull face 
of sacred EarthTribe,
Divine Beauty,
Humane Unity,
hypostatic Integrity.

Premium MemberNo Prayer Goes Unheard

Although this miserable place had once seen happier days,
Truly their prayers shall be answered in mysterious ways.
The Lord of the Universe is whom deserves all of our praise.

Premium MemberReligion

When I just a little girl
of 5 or 6 or 7
I asked my mother if the Jews
and Arabs fight in heaven

She said she thought religions
did not exist up there 
because there never would be peace 
if god allowed their prayer

Premium MemberPootidoodle

God's name is Pootidoodle
Don't use it in vain.
He had a limp noodle -- 
This caused him psychic pain.
He took a blue pill that made him ill
Then whipped it out and spun about 
And got it bit off by the devil's poodle.

Premium MemberPraise Allah- Allah I Praise

'O Oh! Hamd By the name of Allah God Allah Hamd, Hamd ~ Praise Allah, Allah Oh, I (we) shall All exclusively Praise Him Allah, Allah Hamd by the name of God ~ All praise all praise, praise Allah all praise to Allah Hamd by the name of God
Written words by James Edward Lee Sr © 2022 1/13/22

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