Bismil
Laahir Rahmaanir Raheem
So, I am writing about someone's dream. You will know whom soon.
Assalaamu
alaikum wa rahmatul Laahi wa barkaatuh
So
the author of this story had a dream today, 23rd March, between 9am and 10am.
He is a father of two wonderful daughters, Heebatul Laah and Barakatul Laah. Great
names, isn’t it? May Allah azza wa jal make them a blessing to us. Aameen.
The Early Morning Dream
Once
a mother bought an iPhone for her daughter, as usual, always showering her with
material things and no moral training. She needed to cut a SIM for the iPhone
so she met a guy who said he could do it for her at a particular price. She
agreed.
In
the cause of cutting the SIM, the guy injured himself but completed the job
anyway. He took the money but needed to give her some change. He told her to
excuse him to go and treat his wound and then get her change for her as well.
He
met some of his friends whiles treating his injury and they advised him not to
return the change to the girl and rather ignore her since she didn't seem to be
concerned about his injury. He took their advice and did not return to the girl.
Furious,
she went to complain to her mum. Her mum became so angry and told her to go and
find the guy and give him a piece of her mind.
The
following day, the girl met the guy in public and disgraced him. In fact, she insulted
him, pushed and yelled at him in public. The girl succeeded in disgracing him
before the public eye. Almost everyone supported the girl. They forcefully took
some money from the guy to compensate the girl.
Instead
of leaving quietly, she shouted at the guy that;
"My mum even says I shouldn't
have given you a penny!"
The
guy got so mad at her and his friends added to his annoyance by making fun of
him. They told him that he was a weak guy and he doesn't even deserve to walk
with them, etc.
He
planned and caught the girl off guard one day and he beat her until she
collapsed and later got paralyzed.
The
girl became a burden on her mum and other family members. The guy was arrested
and had a serious infection from the cut because he did not bother to treat his
injury well.
My Reaction
So
I laughed my head off. I was actually kept in serious suspense to have this
story, could you believe? And the title is even more interesting. I wasn’t surprised
though that this man could have such a dream, heheheee! He is ‘Technology’
inclined… Apple, iPhone, i thems and all… Plus he is an ICT person at Wisconsin
International University! Iccccccttttttt! I am laughing in ICT terms.
But
of course, the dream as it makes us laugh also teaches.
SJF
(Sheryf Jannah Focus), whom I like to refer to as Shef, as humorous as he mostly
is, derived some lessons from this story. Rahma Iyabo, my sweet mami also
derived her own.
SJF’s Lessons
(And
oh! They found the story interesting as well, hohohooo)
1.
Don't cheat others
2.
What goes around,
comes around
3.
Patience is better
than anger
4.
Forgiveness is
better than personal revenge
5.
Bad friends have
dangerous influence
6.
The evil that men
do, lives after them
Rahma Iyabo’s Lessons
1.
Patience
2.
Respect
3.
Avoid bad company
4.
Loving your child
doesn’t mean showering them with whatever they want
5.
Train them well not
to be selfish and proud.
6.
Habba! iPhone for a
small girl? Money be what? (Is that a lesson? Lol)
7.
And about the
injury, First-Aid is always very important
My Lessons
1. Reminds me of the story of ‘The Man and the Talking Skull,’ a cartoon that a little bro of
mine, Badhan Diallo, showed me some time back.
The Story: The Man and the Talking
Skull
A man sees a skull in the forest and
wonders who brought the skull there.
MAN:
(Surprised) How did this skull get
here?
SKULL: My mouth brought me here.
He rushes to the chief’s house and
informs him. As weird as the story was, the chief made a deal with him that if
what he said wasn’t true then he will be decapitated. He went with people to go
and verify.
MAN:
(Talking to the skull) How did you
get here?
SKULL: (As quiet as a
mouse)
So he kept asking but the Skull didn’t
mind him a bit. So, he was decapitated and his head thrown close to the same
skull.
SKULL: (To the man)
What brought you here man?
MAN:
My mouth brought me here.
So,
like this MAN, the girl’s sharp mouth brought unto her doom. So let’s check our
mouths; it is sharper than the sharpest knife.
2.
Subhaanal Laah!
What kind of a mother eggs her child on to trouble? Couldn’t she have gone to
deal with the guy herself? Well, a note to mothers-to-be.
3.
Ego has proven in
this dream again to be a real killer. The guy’s ego caused him his doom. He
could have easily let it pass.
We
thank our brother for sharing with us this dream that looks funny on the
surface but is filled with great lessons when looked at deeply. I believe in
reflection, it brings out the clear picture.
Dream
By
Muhammad Siraj
Wisconsin International University
Head, IT Support
I have the belief that;
‘From everything
and anything, we must learn’
May Allah, Al-Wadud, accept our every effort to please
Him and may He forgive us every day, every minute, every second. Aameen.
Remember as always that; ‘I LOVE YOU FIISABI LIL LAAH.’
If you love me for the same reason, then may Allah, Ar-Rahmaan, love us even
more. Aameen.
Jazaakumul Laahu khair!!!
ISLAM FOREVER IN SHAA ALLAH!!!
Assalaamu alaikum wa rahmatul Laah!!!
Rubaba Mmahajia Rahma Sabtiu
www.mmahajia.blogspot.com
3 comments:
May Allah guide us all. msiraj
Aameen
Ameen
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