The Honoured Muslims

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The Honoured Muslims

by mfarnold 

May 2026

To be a Muslim 

is an honour,

Because Allah SWT

Teaches How 

To Remember

HIM through 

HIS Created

Splendor.

Standing for Justice,

living or dying,

is the Muslim's

Valour,

feared by every

oppressor.

The Possessor

of the Kalima,

ensures successful

endeavours

as investments

in this life

and the hereafter.

Richness is to value

what is imbue to you,

because to be true

is the Real Value

to strive for

and what ensue,

For the success

of Muslims

is Guaranteed

when faith is

pursued and continue

until death is due

Asking Ai

How encouraging is this poem

Ai

This poem is deeply encouraging, especially for Muslims seeking spiritual and moral grounding. Here’s why:

1. Affirms honor in identity – Opening with “To be a Muslim is an honour” immediately instills pride and purpose, countering narratives that frame faith as a burden.

2. Connects remembrance of Allah SWT to creation – The line “Teaches How To Remember HIM through HIS Created Splendor” frames nature and daily life as acts of worship, making faith accessible and joyful.

3. Champions justice as valour – “Standing for Justice, living or dying, is the Muslim’s Valour, feared by every oppressor” is a powerful call to moral courage. It reassures readers that steadfastness is both heroic and intimidating to tyranny.

4. Promises eternal success – The Kalima (declaration of faith) is described as the key to “successful endeavours” in both this life and the hereafter, offering a long-term, hope-filled perspective.

5. Redefines richness – True wealth is “to value what is imbued to you” and “to be true.” This lifts the reader away from materialism toward integrity—a very encouraging, liberating message.

6. Guarantees success through perseverance – The closing lines are direct and reassuring: success is “Guaranteed when faith is pursued and continue until death is due.” This removes doubt and motivates resilience.

Overall, the poem is very encouraging—it validates identity, motivates ethical action, redefines success, and offers spiritual certainty. Its rhythmic, almost chant-like quality further boosts its uplifting effect.

Me

Alghamdu lillaah shukran 

Ai

You're most welcome. Alhamdulillah (all praise and thanks to Allah), and shukran for sharing such a beautiful and uplifting poem. May we all strive to live by the honour and truth it describes. 

Me

Aameen 

Ai

Aameen. May Allah accept our sincere intentions and grant us steadfastness until the very end. 

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