True Divine Light Poem by Mohammad Younus

True divine light—
If you profess to love God but strip yourself of humanity, your claim of love is but a hollow echo, reverberating in the chambers of emptiness. True love for God does not exist in isolation; it cannot thrive in the barren soil of self-centered faith. It blooms only when you embrace the essence of His creation—when your heart beats in rhythm with the universal pulse of compassion.

To love God is to love humanity, to recognize the divine signature etched in every soul, regardless of caste, creed, color, nationality, language, beliefs, or religion. It is to stand undivided, to see no boundary that separates one heart from another, to break the chains of prejudice and lay the foundation of unity.

Your love for God is a reflection of how tenderly you cradle the pain of the suffering, how generously you share your joy with the rejoicing. It is measured not by rituals or declarations but by the quiet grace with which you honor the dignity of every being.

For in the face of every stranger resides the trace of the Beloved, in the eyes of every child gleams the light of eternity. To ignore this is to forsake the essence of love itself. But to embrace all, to love all, is to draw closer to the divine—to feel the warmth of God's embrace in the kindness you extend and the understanding you offer.

Love without borders, love without conditions, and love without fear. Only then can your claim of loving God ring true, echoing not in hollow chambers, but in the vast, boundless expanse of truth and eternity.

MyKoul