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Death Islamic Poems

These Death Islamic poems are examples of Islamic poems about Death. These are the best examples of Islamic Death poems written by international poets.


The Garden of Glory, here and now
You will see heaven and earth roll up as a scroll 
You will read the Word, written in twigs and rocks  
You will hear...

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Categories: garden, heaven, hope, islamic,



When the Innocent Cries
The world has become jaded by the news we observe
It’s not until we notice something morally monstrous
Neither peacemakers nor warmongers have the nerve
It’s the emotions...

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Categories: children, horror, islamic, jewish,

Premium Member Smartest Thing Obama Ever Said
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What I witnessed on October 7 was indefensible. Just to be clear, Hamas are not militants or freedom fighters as many in the mainstream media...

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Categories: evil, hate, islamic, war,

Premium Member Morality Police
On the 16th of September, Mahsa Amini 22 was arrested by the so called morality police in Iran, because some of her hair was showing...

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Categories: abuse, islamic, women,

Premium Member Memories of Egypt
I miss her, Mother Egypt
and those friends I left behind,
timeless history, marvels and mysteries
etched in stone by her own scribes.

Longing for the waters of the...

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Categories: allegory, allusion, christian, islamic,



Name Yourself
If you had created me for the pleasure of man, why create me at all?
For there seems no sense in giving me desire or love.
If...

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Categories: islamic, allah, confusion, desire, emotions,

Lost In You
The knots of your words have slowly begun opening for me.
Through the sweet scent of your presence.
They have awakened a sleeping bird which rested in...

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Categories: allah, confusion, god, islamic,

In a Time To Come
Man will know plenty.
Some will see all...
But never understand any.

Few will touch the hand of the master.
See creations finest chapter...
Know nature as its a reality...

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Categories: islamic, age, allah, allegory, allusion,

Premium Member A Faith Worse Than Death
Afghanistan! would anybody give a damn
perhaps had a chance, under Uncle Sam 
They gave them weapons, to fight Talibans
enslavers of women, for pleasures of man

Kabul...

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Categories: allusion, america, islamic, war,

There For Me
Looking back, one thing comes clean-glass clear
you were always there for me subduing every fear.

I tried to do my duty, be a husband strong and...

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Categories: islamic, 12th grade, character, hope,

Artemis and Her Dragon
O’Great Nations of the West,
To you I pen my loving best,
A Warning for all Military,
Leviathan that Dragon waits for thee,

When thou thought all is well,
Plotted...

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Categories: islamic, inspirational, international, military, political,

The Critique of Mammonhomet
Today’s world a chaotic gone,
Lies in sly a'Babylon,
That came to be a polemic,
With filth of doctrine a chronic sick,

That claims to know the truth so...

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Categories: islamic, jesus, religious,

Premium Member Windmills
Windmills

The castles in the distance, 
are rocks arranged in order, 
to match the need of escape, 
and the ultimate inclusion...
of self-sufficiency and freedom. 

Monsters in...

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Categories: islamic, age, confusion, destiny, for

Premium Member Cyrus
Cyrus...

President of the country, 
not like any that came before. 
Or... Like any that will follow. 
Standing in the gap between the flood, 
and the...

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Categories: islamic, allah, america, atheist, chanukah,

Premium Member The Storm of Ages
The Storm of Ages

I was given a taste of something... sweet. 
Innocence reborn a new, 
I... am... born... again. 

While some celebrate, 
others cringe and...

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Categories: islamic, allah, america, angel, fate,


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