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I am a sacred month, blessed and serene,
During my time, fasting is keen.
Muslims abstain from food and drink,
Seeking closeness to Allah, as they think.
Ramadan
I am a precious thread, a symbol of their faith and gist. A small reminder to be mindful, in all they do and say, I’m tied with love and devotion, every single day.
33,34,33 , 5 times a day, I am counted on
prayer bead
I am a place of serenity, adorned with beautiful art.
Believers come to me, with a humble heart.
They join other or alone in prostration and devotion
Seeking Allah’s mercy, each time they pray
Masjid
I am a celestial gift, seen in the night sky.
Muslims use me to determine the days that pass by.
By my phases, they mark their way
If I am full, you may fast that white day
moon
I am a blessed food, shared among the devout.
Muslims break their fast with me, without a doubt.
Along with water, a simple yet special delight,
Nourishing the body and soul, from morning till nigh
Dates
I am a spiritual endeavor, a night of profound worth.
Muslims seek me in the last ten nights of the month’s birth.
In seclusion and worship, they strive to draw near, For on this night, blessings and mercy appear.
laylatul qadr
I am a symbol of purity, a state of sanctity.
Muslims perform me, an act of piety.
Immersed in flowing water, sins are washed away,
complete me, you are prepared to pray.
wudu
I am a shield of protection, a garment to wear.
Muslim women adorn me, with utmost care.
Modesty and grace, I signify,
Covering beauty, a symbol that amplifies.
Hijab
I am a book revered, with verses divinely inscribed.
Muslims turn to me for guidance, as they confide.
Stories of prophets and wisdom, within my pages lie,
A source of solace and knowledge, raising spirits high.
Quran
I am a pillar of faith, a charitable act.
Muslims give me, as part of their contract.
A portion of wealth, shared with those in need,
Alleviating hardship, performing a righteous deed
Zakat
I am a journey through history, a tale of endurance and might.
Muslims commemorate me, through days and nights.
An escape from oppression, a quest for liberation,
Remembered with reverence, a symbol of determination.
Migration of Prophet Muhammad
I am a spiritual retreat, a month of self-control.
Muslims observe me, in search of a noble goal.
Fasting from dawn till dusk, disciplining desire,
Strengthening faith, as they aspire.
Ramadan
I am the Surah that speaks of the opening,
A chapter with wisdom and divine unveiling.
Muslims recite me in every prayer,
To seek guidance and blessings, with utmost care.
Surah Fatiha
I am a chosen one, a prophet divine.
To guide and warn, a message was mine.
In a ship, I sailed, when the flood did rise,
To save believers, under the heavenly skies.
Prophet Noah
I am the father of nations, with descendants vast.
My faith unwavering, my devotion steadfast.
Commanded to sacrifice, my beloved son, A test of loyalty, where faith won.
Prophet Ibrahim
I am the recipient, of the heavenly revelation.
A scripture divine, a source of salvation.
Through hardship and trials, I spread the word,
A mercy to all, from the Lord I heard.
Prophet Muhammad
I am a chapter concise, but rich in might,
With a message profound, shining bright.
Unity and Oneness, I declare,
To know me is to understand and share.
Surah Iklas
I am a chapter lengthy, encompassing much,
Verses of guidance, a comprehensive touch.
Laws and stories intertwined,
Patience and steadfastness, wisdom to find.
Surah Baqarah
I divide your day into pieces five,
Keeping your spirit awake and alive.
I start with the sun before it’s bright,
And end with calm in the dark of night.
salah
I’m the lowest you go, yet the closest you’ll be,
Not to the ground—but to Majesty.
Your forehead down, your heart held high,
Angels love it when I pass by.
Sujood
I’m the very first, yet I’m not a race.
I enter the heart and brighten the face.
No tools, no gold, no act you can show—
Just words you believe, and it starts to grow.
Shahada
From whispers dark, I seek a shield,
In secret hearts, where fears are sealed.
I call on the Lord of all mankind,
To guard my soul, my thoughts, my mind.
From hidden harm, I ask release—
The King, the God, the source of peace.
which surah am I
Surah Nass
I echo a question again and again,
To both mankind and jinn the same.
Beauty and balance I reveal,
Of gardens, pearls, and wounds I heal.
Mercy is my name, my tone divine—
Recite me and feel the love of the Most Kind.
Surah Rehman
I come at the end, not for delay,
But to fix a slip along the way.
If a verse was skipped, or a bow went past,
I help your prayer remain steadfast.
Two gentle falls, before the close—
A humble act, and mercy shows.
Sujood As-Sahw
I’m said with regret, but bring you peace,
From hidden faults, I grant release.
I’m whispered when your heart feels tight,
Yet I turn darkness into light.
A phrase that starts with “A” and ends with “Allah,”
Ask with your heart—He’ll pardon it all
Astaqfirulallah