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    Posted: 05 February 2007 at 7:42pm
AllahuAkbar[Allah is the Greatest]
How many has he saved from the darkness of disbelieve to the light of Islaam?
This story, was subhanallah(Glory be to Allah)... Remarkable
Thank you for sharing, we all need to have our hearts purified.
May Allah Guide us all to that which pleases Him. and enter us into His Mercy and Paradise, the path to which is Islaam, and peace and blessings of Allah be upon all His Noble Messengers and Prophets.
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Originally posted by senekerk senekerk wrote:

I am glad to know that it is one of the greatest ayah of the Qur'an and that it helps in time of grief.  I am certainly grieving--My mother-in-law is terminal stages of her life and sometimes that is overwhelming. ut the Qur'an certainly helps. Thank to both of you

 

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Assalaam Alaikum

This is off topic but.... do ruqya for her. Read the quranic verses (you can read any) best to read surah al fatiha, first chapter. Below is more information. wassalaam.

http://www.islam-qa.com/index.php?ref=3476&ln=eng&tx t=ruqya

 



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I am glad to know that it is one of the greatest ayah of the Qur'an and that it helps in time of grief.  I am certainly grieving--My mother-in-law is terminal stages of her life and sometimes that is overwhelming. ut the Qur'an certainly helps. Thank to both of you

 

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Assalaamualaikum,

Senekerk, your favourite ayah(verse) is the greatest ayah of the Quran according to a hadiith. Satan flees on hearing this ayah.

May Allah guide you and us.

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Originally posted by senekerk senekerk wrote:

So far my favorite verse is Surah 2:255

Allah! there is no god but Him, the Living, the Eternal. neither slumber nor sleep overtakes Him. His is what is in heavens and what is in earth.  Who can interceede with Him except by His permission.  He knows what is before them and what lies behind them, and they can grasp only a part of His knowledge which He will His Throne embaces the heavens and the earth, and it tires Him not to uphold them both. His is the Highg, the Tremendous.

2: 255 is also called Ayat-ul-Kursi. Reciting this verse at the time of grief helps a lot, though it can be recited any time, and can really be a good reminder.

Thanks for sharing.

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So far my favorite verse is Surah 2:255

Allah! there is no god but Him, the Living, the Eternal. neither slumber nor sleep overtakes Him. His is what is in heavens and what is in earth.  Who can interceede with Him except by His permission.  He knows what is before them and what lies behind them, and they can grasp only a part of His knowledge which He will His Throne embaces the heavens and the earth, and it tires Him not to uphold them both. His is the Highg, the Tremendous.

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Originally posted by senekerk senekerk wrote:

This story is very similar t my story. itoo am from southeastern Tennessee. i have had drug and alcohol problems. I am a member of alcoholic anonymous, and by trying to find a God of my understanding has lead me to Islam. I have not taken Shahada yet as I am still learning and trying to understand.  Thank you for this story I know Allah is working in my life.

Hi senekerk,

You are welcome.  It is so nice to know that you are learning Islam.

I would like to share a beautiful Qur'anic verse:

"We will show them Our Signs in the universe, and in their ownselves, until it becomes manifest to them that this (the Qur'�n) is the truth. Is it not sufficient in regard to your Lord that He is a Witness over all things?" 

Qur'an 41: 53

May Allah guide us all.

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This story is very similar t my story. itoo am from southeastern Tennessee. i have had drug and alcohol problems. I am a member of alcoholic anonymous, and by trying to find a God of my understanding has lead me to Islam. I have not taken Shahada yet as I am still learning and trying to understand.  Thank you for this story I know Allah is working in my life.
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