Islamic Books And Poetry

A few days later, Imama took some books with her to school. When they were together during recess, she brought the books along. =I have something for you.‘ =Really? Let‘s see what it is.‘ Imama held out two sets of books from the bag, one towards Javeria and the other towards Tehreem. They quietly glanced at the books. Javeria said nothing, but Tehreem reacted. =What‘s this?‘ she said coldly. =I brought these books for you,‘ Imama replied. =Why?‘ =So that some of your wrong impressions about us can be corrected.‘ =What sort of wrong impressions?‘ =The wrong impressions you have about our sect,‘ Imama explained. =Who told you that there are any wrong impressions about your .religion. or your prophet?‘ Tehreem asked very seriously. =I can judge that myself: that is why you do not come to my house. You think perhaps that we do not read the Quran or that we do not consider Hazrat Muhammad, peace be upon him, a prophet although that‘s not the case—we beli...

Peer-e-Kamil(S.A.w)   Chapter 2 All this began with an incident in school. Imama was then a student in the Matric class; Tehreem was one of her good friends. They had not only been together in school for many years, but their families knew each other very well. Amongst all her friends, Imama was closest to Tehreem and Javeria, but she was upset that, despite their friendship, these girls shrank from visiting her home. Imama would invite them to her birthday and also to other events at home, but they would always decline on the pretext of not being allowed to go out. On a few occasions Imama herself spoke to their parents, but they still did not allow their daughters to visit her. Finally, she complained to her parents about this. =Both your friends are Syeds. Generally, they do not approve of our sect and this is why your friends‘ parents do not allow them to come to our house,‘ explained her mother. =What‘s the meaning of this? Why don‘t they ap...

Peer-e-Kamil(S.A.w) Peer-e-Kamil(S.A.W) First Chapter. =Imama, get ready quickly!‘ called Rabia, taking her clothes from the closet and flinging them on the bed. =Get ready? What for?‘ Imama looked at her, surprised. =We‘re going shopping. Come with us.‘ Rabia moved fast as she ironed her clothes. =No, thanks. I don‘t want to go anywhere.‘ Imama lay back on her pillow, her forearm shielding her eyes. =What do you mean by .I don‘t want to go anywhere.? Who‘s asking you, anyway? I‘m telling you,‘ Rabia continued in the same tone. =And I‘m telling you that I am not going,‘ replied Imama without moving. =Zainab‘s coming too—the whole group is going—and we‘ll go to the movies when we are done shopping.‘ Imama looked up. =Zainab‘s coming along?‘ =Yes, we‘ll pick her up on the way.‘ Imama became thoughtful. =You are getting duller by the day, Imama!‘ Rabia‘s tone was piqued. =You‘ve stopped going out with us; what on earth is happening to you?‘ =Noth...