In The Name Of God; The Compassionate Poem by Matloob Bokhari

In The Name Of God; The Compassionate



IN THE NAME OF GOD, THE COMPASSIONATE

O Most Gracious and Most Merciful God
Who raised up the heavens without any support.
Who forgave our first parents, Adam and Eve
Who listened cries of Younus from depth of darkness
Who rescued Nuh, and drowned who denied His signs
Who ordered the fire to be cool and be safety for Ibrahim
Who kept Yousuf away from the seduction of Zulaikhah
Who blessed Musa a radiance white hand and a staff
Who made Mary and her son a sign for the worlds
Whose signs are the night and the day; the sun, the moon
Glory be Thee! O totally forgiving God, I repent to You
Ask forgiveness in the name of Muhammad and his progeny
I am most meek, I am most humble, I am most obedient
O God Who pardons like a mother, I made big mistakes
I am worst sinner, I confess my sins, I ask big forgiveness
I have wounded my soul; I have gone astray, forgive me!
Please forgive me! To err is human, to forgive is Divine
Surely, Your compassion overcomes Your wrath!

COMMENTS: IN THE NAME OF GOD, THE COMPASSIONATE

Michele Vizzotti-White: Awesome, I like the repetition of who then the glory be thee...that follows, magnifies the already strong words..

Sara Fielder: xSurely God adores your most faithful and loving heart my friend. Your prayer of repentance brings years to my eyes. Be gentle with yourself.

Sylvia Frances Chan: xIN GOD'S NAME, THE COMPASSIONATE MATLOOB BOKHARI, I AM TOUCHED AFTER READING ALL THE NAMES YOU WROTE HERE. THEY RESONATE WITH THE BIBLE. SUCH A PASSIONATE POETRY YOU HAVE CREATED, DEAR POET FRIEND! ! GBU ABUNDANTLY. AMEN

Tuesday, June 7, 2016
Topic(s) of this poem: religion
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