The famous Egyptian author and martyred leader of the Muslim Brotherhood, Sayyid Qutb, wrote a beautiful and faith-inspiring poem during his final days in prison. Its captivating Urdu translation was done by Mr. Khalil Ahmad Hamidi in his Urdu translation "Jaada-o-Manzil" of Qutb Shaheed's book "Ma'alim fi al-Tariq" (Milestones).

My brother, you are free even behind these prison walls!

O my companion, you are free despite these shackles and barriers!

If you seek refuge in Allah and hold firmly to Him,

Then what harm can the plots of these slave-natured humans do to you?

O brother, we will surely annihilate the armies of darkness,

And a new dawn will rise upon the universe.

So let your soul radiate its brilliance,

Look over there into the distance, the dawn is already beckoning us!

O brother, though blood has gushed forth from your hands,

Your hands refused to be paralyzed even within the chains of the lowliest creatures.

The sacrifice of these hands of yours will be lifted up to heaven (accepted),

In such a state that these hands will be stained with the color of eternity.

O my fellow traveler, if you shed tears over me,

And wet my grave with them in profound humility,

Then from my bones, light candles for those living in darkness,

And advance with those candles towards eternal glory!

O my companion, if I leave my loved ones and embrace death, there is no loss,

The gardens of my Lord are ready for us.

Their sweet-singing birds are hovering and flying all around us,

We are joyful and blessed within that eternal abode.

O my friend, I have never grown weary of this battle of love,

Nor have I ever laid down my weapons.

Even if the armies of darkness surround me from all sides,

I still hold absolute faith in the rising of the dawn.

If I die, I shall attain the status of martyrdom,

And you, God willing, will march ahead towards the destination with a new victory.

Allah has chosen our names for His calling,

Undoubtedly, we will remain steadfast upon the divine path.

Some among us have already fulfilled their duty (passed away),

While others stand firmly by their pledge and covenant.

I will also sacrifice myself, but only for the Lord and the true religion,

And I will continue to walk my path, full of conviction and certainty,

Until I am either blessed with victory over this world,

Or I return to Allah, joining those who have attained eternal life.

ارے بھائی!

اگر آپ ہزاروں کتابیں، نعتیں، تصاویر، ویڈیوز، اخبار، مضامین، قبلہ نما، اوقات نماز، اسلامک گھڑی اور بہت کچھ آسانی کے ساتھ حاصل کرنا چاہتے ہیں تو بس ہمارے Islamic Tube ایپ کو پلے سٹور سے انسٹال کرو، اور بالکل مفت اور آسانی کے ساتھ اسلامک مواد حاصل کرو

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An Instructive Dialogue Between Hazrat Hussain (R.A.) and a Villager

An Instructive Dialogue Between Hazrat Hussain (R.A.) and a Villager

A villager went to Hazrat Hussain bin Ali (R.A.), greeted him, and asked for his need to be fulfilled. He said, "I have heard from your grandfather (Prophet Muhammad ﷺ), he said that when you ask anyone for a need, ask one of four (types of men): Number 1: Either he should be a noble Arab Number 2: Or a generous helper Number 3: Or a bearer of the Quran Number 4: Or one with a beautiful face In any case, as for being an Arab, you have received that honor from your grandfather; and generosity, it has commenced from you and your character; and the Quran, it was revealed in your homes; and a beautiful face, I heard the Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) say: 'When you intend to look at me, look at Hasan and Hussain.' (Meaning, according to the Prophet's words, all these four qualities are found in you.)" Hazrat Hussain (R.A.) asked, "What is your need?" So he wrote his need on the ground. Then Hazrat Hussain (R.A.) said, "I have heard my father Hazrat Ali (R.A.) say: 'The value of every man is as much as the good he does,' and I heard my grandfather say: 'Goodness is according to one's spiritual recognition (Ma'rifat).' Therefore, I will ask you three questions. If you answer one well, one-third (Thuluth) of what I have will be yours; if you answer two, two-thirds of what I have will be yours; and if you answer all three, everything available with me will be yours. And the situation is that a sealed bag (gift) has been sent to me from Iraq." The villager said, "Please ask, and there is no power nor strength except with Allah (Wala hawla wala quwwata illa billah)." Number 1: Hazrat Hussain asked, "What is the best among deeds?" The bedouin said, "To believe in Allah (Iman)." Number 2: Hazrat Hussain asked, "What is salvation for a servant from destruction?" The bedouin said, "To trust in Allah (Tawakkul)." Number 3: Hazrat Hussain asked, "Which thing adorns a man?" The villager said, "Knowledge (Ilm) accompanied by forbearance (Burdbari)." Number 4: Hazrat Hussain asked, "If he mistakenly loses this, then?" The bedouin said, "Then wealth accompanied by generosity." Hazrat Hussain asked, "If he mistakenly loses this too, then?" The villager said, "Then poverty (Faqr) accompanied by patience (Sabr)." Hazrat Hussain asked, "If he mistakenly loses this too, then?" The bedouin said, "Then it is only lightning sent down from the sky that will burn him to ashes. (Meaning, then there is no way left for his survival.)" Hazrat Hussain began to laugh at his correct answers and threw that bag towards him. Translation: Muhammad Fayyaz Khan Swati Al-Tafsir al-Kabir Arabic, Vol 2, Page 198, Egypt Edition ___________📝📝___________ Narrated. Selection: Islamic Tube Pro App