Religionallah Poems | Examples

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The King of Kalema

There’s no god but Allah – Muhammad is the messenger of Allah.

The Best Name

Although God has got many names 
But Allah is His best name
Cause it has no plural, no gender and no apparent meaning!

Allah is not the luckiest person
Prophet Muhammad is
Cause Allah can help everyone but Himself!

The Holy Prophet - Chapter 11, Verses 56, Holy Koran

I rely on Allah who is my Lord and also your Lord 
There is no moving creature on earth
Whose control is not in the hand of our Lord
Surely our Lord is on a straight path.


Jonah - Chapter 10, Verses 107, Holy Koran

If Allah do any harm to you
No one else but Allah can remove it
If He wants to do some good to you
There’s none to keep back His favors a bit
He gives it to the servants of His liking
And He is the Most Forgiving Merciful Being.

Jonah - Chapter 10, Verses 100-101, Holy Koran

No one believes unless Allah wishes and
He casts dirt of doubt on those who don’t understand!

Say, Behold all that is in the skies and earth 
But neither signs nor warnings benefit those who believe not!

Jonah - Chapter 10, Verses 82, Holy Koran

And Allah establishes the Truth by His words
No matter how much it is disliked by the transgressors!


Jonah - Chapter 10, Verses 68-69, Holy Koran

They say, Allah has got a son!
Whereas He is the Most Sacrosanct 
And the Self-Sufficient One.
Everything that is in the skies 
And the earth belongs to God.
You have no proof to show!
Do you allege about Allah what you don’t know?

Say, whoever fabricates lies against Allah the Truthful
Will never ever be successful.

Jonah - Chapter 10, Verses 66, Holy Koran

Listen! Allah is the Owner of all things
In the skies and the earth
Worshipping others as His partners has no good reason
They follow nothing but wild imagination
And they lie in old fashion.

The Immunity - Chapter 9, Verses 119, Holy Koran

O the believers! Fear Allah always
And be in the company of the truthful anyways.

The Immunity - Chapter 9, Verses 116, Holy Koran

Surely Allah’s is the kingdom of the skies and the earth
He gives life and causes death
And other than Allah the Creator
You have neither a protector nor a helper.

The Immunity - Chapter 9, Verses 60, Holy Koran

Charity is for the poor and the needy 
And its fundraising employees
And for those whose hearts are to be won by mercy
And for those in bondage and in debt
And in the way of Allah the Great
And for the people who are far away from home
And Allah is full of knowledge and wisdom.

The Accessions - Chapter 8, Verses 29, Holy Koran

Listen every believer!
If you fear Allah the Almighty Being
He will grant you a difference maker
And do away with your every bad thing
And forgive you definitely
And really great is Allah’s bounty.

The Accessions - Chapter 8, Verses 28, Holy Koran

Be sure it’s true
Your wealth and children are things to test you
And Allah has with Him the greatest reward for you.

The Accessions - Chapter 8, Verses 24, Holy Koran

O the believers! Respond to Allah and His messenger
Whenever he calls you to that which is your life-giver.
And remember that
Allah is present between humans and their heart
And to Him you shall be gathered.

The Accessions - Chapter 8, Verses 2-4, Holy Koran

They are the best amongst believers 
Whose heart becomes full of fear
Whenever the name Allah is mentioned to them
And when His communications are recited to them
It strengthens their faith in Him
And they trust their Lord more than anything

Those who keep up prayer
And spend out from whatever is theirs
They are the genuine believers

They shall have from their Lord
High ranks and forgiveness
And a stately sustenance in best place

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