Assalamualaikum,

Dear all...
Taqabbal Allahu minna wa minkum wa kullu 'aamin wa antum bikhayr (May Allah except it from us and you and many you be well every year)... Ameen...

Eid Mubarak.. May u have a prosperous and blessed Eid and may u have a joyous and spirited Eid day with all your loved ones.. Ameen...

Munshi Premschand isan Indian author who wrote very good urdu stories and many of these stories reflected the lives of middle class Muslims in villages. On this Eid let me share a fine story narrated by him. A young orphan stayed with his grandmother who herself was a widow. The lonely old lady had only his grandson as a companion. Inspite of weakness she worked to run their lives.
Then came Eid, and the young boy got some money from his beloved grandmother to celebrate Eid. The boy went to the fair with his friends. The group of young boys enjoyed roller coaster drives and other things. But this little heart kept on avoiding all the fun and just watched his friends having fun. The boys bought sweets and toys and enjoyed but this little boy kept on seeing his friends and kept himself out of it.

In the evening when he returned home his grandma asked,” My son how was the Eid? Did you enjoy ? “
Yes”, said the child.



What did you buy ? Where are your toys? Was the money enough? The grandma showered a set of questions on the boy.

The boy kept quite and then gently pulled out a set of tongs and placed it on his grandma’s hand. Quite shocked, the grandma asked, “What is this ?”

The young boy replied,”Grandma! I have seen that your hands get burnt when you make chapatis for me on the pan, so I bought this for you… A lovely story, a wonderful message…

Today my Imam of Eid said the same thing about the spirit of Eid. He said,” Eid is not just wearing new clothes and tasting sweet dishes and spending money lavishly. Eid is to celebrate those great qualities of sabr and generosity that we had practiced through out the month.”

Eid cannot be celebrated alone in malls and expensive restaurants and parks, but Eid is to share joy and wealth with the needy. How many of us really visit our sick relatives on the day of Eid? or a sick neighbour? Thstory narrated reminds me that Eid is a festival of collective joy and not jsut individual ccelebration. Next Eid when you shop for your self buy some extra for your servant or the children of your poor neighbour too and then see how tasteful will be your sheer khurma..

May ALLAH of you have a blessed Eid with a heart that is ever thankful to the gifts of this Ramadan. With ALLAH's help we did things we haven't done all year long with the barakah of each beautiful day. May ALLAH accept all of your acts of worship, allow you to sustain your heart to a higher level this year, and live until another Ramadan. Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar, Allahu Akbar...La ilaha Il Allah... Allahu Akbar...






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May your fast be accepted, your good deeds multiplied & your Du'a answered. May ALLAH put Barakah on your day, Sabr on your way & Wisdom on your say. May Allah shower countless blessings upon you & your Family 2day & every day ♥



As we celebrate Eid today.. Don't forget the Ummah still suffering around the world, and those that passed away before and during Ramadan.. Remember them in your Dua's ♥
We are truly blessed by Allah SWT to end Ramadan and see Eid.. Thank Allah SWT for all the blessings he has bestowed upon us.. We easily take these for granted..
Alhamdulilah ♥