Let's forgive and bless

Let's welcome Ramadan
Let's pray
Let's forgive and bless
Let this way is good
No darkness
No curse
Pure selves run together and work
The purity is on the sky
The purity is on earth
Peace after peace where people pass
To greet and never regret
As tall as trees
Here my name
Here my soul
All welcome you
Though, you are good
Though, you are free
Curse should be removed
O, God let me bless
All sinners would repent

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Originally Posted by Mohammad Ahmad

Let's welcome Ramadan
Let's pray
Let's forgive and bless
Let this way is good
No darkness
No curse
Pure selves run together and work
The purity is on the sky
The purity is on earth
Peace after peace where people pass
To greet and never regret
As tall as trees
Here my name
Here my soul
All welcome you
Though, you are good
Though, you are free
Curse should be removed
O, God let me bless
All sinners would repent

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Thank you Mohammad Ahmad I am living in Turkey at the moment and we observe Ramadan here as well, May Allah bless you and your family.
warmest regards Michael.

Very beautiful poem. :)

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Originally Posted by kiz_paws

Very beautiful poem. :)

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thank you dear friend woman to read and enjoy. I appreciate your feelings toward the month Ramadan as said you are from Turkey.

I admire your courage for fasting especially in this heat. It takes a lot of strength life's routine.
this piece is admirable :)

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Originally Posted by cacian

I admire your courage for fasting especially in this heat. It takes a lot of strength life's routine.
this piece is admirable :)

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At least we have 7 hours - 8 hours interval between ( Fast breaking at 7.15 P.M. and the pre-dawn meal (Sahoor)at 3.15 AM.) so 16 hours in Iraq we fast.
In England as my son told us, the have only 4 hours rest between the two periods.