Love

In the work of 

Me, I ask for 

The return to

My marks of

love and thought.

I ask for little 

And put a dear me

In focus

And blight

some

Without the sky 

Framing my capabilities

And denial.

 - By Laila Ali Haid

Sibgah - Book By Laila Ali Haid - [SAMPLE]

Sibgah

Writer: Laila Ali Haid

1# Creed: The One Lord of Islam

The hymn-like and conceptual Surah Kahf (Chapter 18 of the Quran) compounds frames of power and knowledge in Islamic creed. The drone in the undertows of its verses illuminate the entrenching to Abrahamic stances but also paradigms of externality. The opening verses follow incantational praises and construct Lordship to a non-trinitarian litany of atonal and literary phrasing. There are symbols of dissonance from Christian rhetoric bound to discourse on authenticity of revelations and its cosmological arguments for ethical precepts.

The first verses break in the legitimization of holiness of the Qur’an and the modalities in teachings of validity to creed and theological foundations:

Surah Kahf verses 1-4 -

1

Praise belongs to Allah who has sent down the Book to His servant, and allowed no crookedness in it,

2

a straightforward Book to warn of a severe punishment from Him, and to give the good news to the believers, who do righteous deeds, that they will have an excellent reward (Paradise)

3

in which they will dwell forever,

4

and to warn those who have said that Allah has had a son,

Transfiguration

Over the mantles

Of love in the end

Is the interlinking of holiness

to the flesh of the commoner

The light dear to me

In the concrete stretch

of time and loss

is an eternity ringing

In a cold home.

Or a lofty cross.

-By Laila Ali Haid

Book by Laila Ali Haid - ‘Why Must A Black Hand Go Up?’ [SAMPLE]

[Sample]

‘Why Must A Black Hand Go Up?’

- Written By Laila Ali Haid

Author pic: 

Chapter 1: The Holy And The Mundane

The internment to liminal movement in social domains pulls a hand up. My hand is darkly black and quite intellectually attuned to my hierarchical trajectory. It must stand up to disorder in chaotic prejudices from the exogenous dialectics of being and it is. Being and it was in my existence to love the Lord islamically within extents of corrosive tidings of hegemonic dichotomy. A young woman at 29, like I, must cry for the husbandry of black-is-beautiful maxims and the atoning for good righteous politics. Awliya-saviour she might, as that Islamic term interrelates to big projects. Oceanology cries on tech. Movement of salience to progressivity professes its baldness. Painful repentance, which is renewal. The glory of the Prophet Muhammad, my own personal Lion of Judah, sets me to his rising throne - the dawn broke on sun. 

Why must a black hand go up? Mother once told me - “...” - lots of things about pride for our culture and blackness. Certainly, as a back-entry-next-door hula hoop brigade of random-seeming U.K. diaspora Somalis, we must know the ethics of backdrop hands up. Yet the jut of the black hand in question of socio-economic justice and political liberation is a wink at land. The bitterness of my Hounslow lifestyle did not beget a curse but my peace in critical theory. For I still exist, as stated in my poetry blog. Poverty made me a great scholar. Question marks over my issue and doubt to economic disparity, racism and sexism intertwined rushed my thinking too analytically in my high school and university readings. Still at the London School of Economics, I cultivated my module choices on socialism’s histories. I breathe, therefore I live in Marx. I decry why the Muslim Holy Prophet can’t just be that life savior, and be just here. I need him, he is my dad. To all Muslim kids growing up in that, that, that-oh-that war-on-terror era...we knew this. But I don’t fret why it can’t be him upon his Second Return. There are also other Prophets of the Quran like Zakariah and Moses.

Dear Muhammad The Prophet, you were my icon and I cry like Santa Maria. A Sufi chronicle with Rabia Al-Basri or the men-of-old as my mum labels Sufi stuff. Why does my black hand go up? Marx was radical with his enclosured thesis to the ascendancy of Protestant capitalism of the industrial ages. Yet the opium of the people were not social religions like Catholicism, Islam and Judaism. Them phone-calls to Umayyad Spain. Khidr and Moses time-travelling to evaluate the autonomy of knowledge. I am the ‘Poor Woman of Europe’. Universal Credit sanctions glide across Church steeples to erupt Britain’s final doubt. To be so frankly poor whilst the Golden Capital rhetoric....London’s geopolitics marked on banks. As I notekeep the love of Lord in our end of the times glory, my Marxist-Existentialism resets for a moment. Here the Prophets come. 

Thus, I live as the woman who grew too old while young. The Night - and my name Laila in Arabic is The Night, means goodwill to you from its ethereal ends. The transcendental mantle is to speak. Or to put my hand up. Blackness has meaning. The body-politic kiss stamp of dark skin, ‘The Family’ commune into something. Our velvet night sky is a means against hungry sleep. Sleep off oppression - the sleeper is not repressed as nature subjugates the will of man and usually people have privacy at night-time. “Verily, We have created man in toil.” (Quran Chapter 90 verse 4). In this way, our feet and physical exertions - any action, is a toil and that verse is a think-call; as these verses of the Quran discusses capitalist spiritual illiteracy:

4. “Verily, We have created man in toil.”

(Qur’an Chapter 90 verses 4-16)

The Marxist-Existentialist Laila Ali Haid: My Life

I look up at the sky and hope for that great transfer. From life to holy paradise. For everyone - no singular death - that is, the apocalypse sounds like redemption for us innocent subjugated little people made by Allah. People generally will freely headlong into His mercy - at least how I view eternity for non-believers overall. The Qur’an castigates the violent repression of monarchic pagans-- why the modern conflicts of the Muslim world should be seen as anything but a balance sheet for regional financiers and prominent groups, plus international geo-economic interests? No lone pagan is just an issue at this stake - yes, the Qur’an hates ruling classes and their fraudulent commerce and depressing of the incomes and chances of the poor. 

The spiritual dredge of Golden Calf worship in Moses’ times (story in Chapter 7 verses 148-154 of the Quran) was underwritten by class oppression. The golden calf is physically of wealth.  In its metaphysics - there is the representation of worshipping wealth and upholding those who are in its proximity. The establishing of the golden calf cult entrenches not nearness to the alms-giving functions of established religions. The issue - “It had a sound” (Quran Chapter 7 verse 148) - the mechanic audio of the mooing sound installed in the golden calf represent the hollow of the hopes for legitimation to dulling hedonism. The pain of just being for little chic things.

Parable of knowing

A car crash scene with a stuck insurance examiner. “Can’t tell me what this crash is about, you got two smashed windows and other damage yet I cannot make my mind up about the level of payment”. Two seconds later he decides on £3500. Not knowing at a time-slot for the apparent makes stretched efforts. You can ‘act’ but it has to be fully clutched in momentum. Constantly.

Yet the liminal time-pace is teaching, people had started with Adam and he acted  humanity and thus rendered our epistemology as “what do we do, now we’re on earth?” 

A Dichotomy: Heaven-and-The Temporal

Heaven/Paradise is a perfect place without free-will. You just get greatness and holy light. It comes as you wish, as you lay there with your heart-up on the footstools of eternal life. When Adam and Eve, the Lord’s two first beings, had been placed on the open and finite earth, we just are since ‘doing’ reconfigurations and errors - rather than holy-perfection in the heavenly modality. 

We were created with free-will, but not controlled in our free will. We just have a Lord that owns all matters rather than restraining you from decision A. We have neurological discretion with our left-right brain dynamics - and the scope is that it is a decision-mechanism extent in our biology. Yet, we can do what we want but He plans goodwill and general affairs: this is the Abrahamic thesis - the test of mankind’s choices. So in our free-will, what happens if we were all equally in constant grace with lack of choice? Thus, we are not in heaven. But we are presented with constant space and an array of options in which we maraud over our food, happiness and what we can do to pastime - just like Jacques Brel over his songs and lyrical meanings.

The earth spins on a decision-making index/it’s axis to laws of physics. 

The garden of Eden on earth asks you to put your natural skills at test. It was as clear from the scriptural attestation of his being made from mud - as Adam left paradise for his decision. Nevertheless, mankind’s constant death and revival in decisions (and loss and gaining) was symbiotic to the geological conduct of the earth. Nature in resurrection from rain and mankind’s hope to adapt and remove issues. “And it is Allah Who sends the winds, which then stir up ‘vapour, forming’ clouds, and then We drive them to a lifeless land, giving life to the earth after its death. Similar is the [apocalyptic] Resurrection” (Quran Chapter 35 verse 9). Rebirth on repeat in free-will and earth science.

The repetition of class tyranny 

Umayyad Spain ascending from the max flowing of alms resources. They were having fun -- not gluttony dredged, as true to mind-over-body golden periods. If we don’t have caregiving agents or powerful socialists, the exchange for heaven is good - what does the bride-price of our matter represent now in this year to date? Beautiful living crashed and eroded as the day dulls and dredges on itself. Slow boredom. Why not be with the Lord in His beatific paradise and live so close and speak to Him? Purpose among the chemical and theory-bound plus discourse. 

It is a heaven where Marx foxtrots over Nietzche in hell. For every neocon there is Nietzche’s impetus. I live with one y-shaped armed gesture against the sky in the summer. Pulling up for rapture. We need to collectively leave this dump - the time/space shift to timeless Love with the Lord in heaven is not meandering but is the essence of my existentialism. Where is the social and economic transformation to liberation and upheaval at this moment? 

This decade’s centre-right political bloc in the UK means disenfranchisement as a continuation of Thatcher’s 80’s program of austerity for the poor classes. The mood is quite resigned to repetition of the rescinding of state resources and involvement in socioeconomics. Tory social policy has repressed Britain on its natural systemic - accepting of socialist economics for community growth and institutional projects. There should be a canonization of the UK’s union movements. It is adjacent as an economic issue to the US Civil Rights campaign. Socialist movers and coordinators like Arthur Scargill and politicians like Diane Abbott, protests like the miner’s strike and bodies like trade unions, mosques, then anti-racism campaigners and local charities should be noted and reflected into our syllabuses of history, discourse and holidays. 

Chapter 2:  Canonical Impressions

Neuro-capitalism:

Books such as 1984 denote hegemony in its authorial scope. Guttural extents to impasse in critical floats.

Black Marxist-Feminism:

Sainthood is the aesthetic link to social rejection.

The Night Seeker

 The Night Seeker - Poem By Laila Ali Haid:

The Night has broken its cloth,

The Day has a brew for me,

The earth in its axis dance,

The Night has a song for me. 

In these lights I said the

Utter and heard chants

From a while distance

A cramp evaporated 

to the Moon’s time standard

It is the night 

I have the hold that 

We did lose the parent

Repentant in quiet lands, yonder

Conscious in Africa and thought. 

Billows in codes with the 

Lion of Judah

Creak the sky til’ noon

The undertow of smiles

Shadow of an upset sea. 

I am the night and I am good in time

For love in the end,

And I submit a lifetime

Of dread.

Flow of nights

The copper dread transmuting

Love in revolts, shame

The sick hand in it all

The crying zone

The night is splendour

In consciences dying

For a small talk and transcendence.

Have and retry

What it all meant.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Retain

Retain the contorted

Over-gloss and plateau

To sink the rosaries 

Gum to the courts 

Hell in a lay 

Compute hatred

Indifferent to say.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Buy A Government

Buy a government,

Hope for mercy and 

Glamour on the canvass

Daybreak in rubies and the needle

On the hopes of the people 

Is gliding on changes

and rubrics on television.

- By me (Laila Ali Haid)

Thoughts on memorizing Qur'an

Is it okay to decide you want to memorize Qur'an, with little notice and a blustering heart? Without anticipation?

What is the etiquette for Qur'an memorization - when the day comes and you've figured its hypocritical for knowing only a few chapters ...

when you realize the dynamic between your age versus time lost since childhood madrassah  ... how do you prepare and initiate the journey towards finishing the Qur'an?

Yesterday was that day for me, it was the start of my memorization journey.

I have/am fluctuating between two different states. The first one - I can do it, its the right time, I feel mentally ready

The second state - I am endlessly oscillating between doubt, self-hype, shortsightedness and intuition.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Recalling Ascension

Blooms of catcheons

The bow and the court

The cradle foregone

The sitting hurl

Buraq steeped in hierarchies

Forgotten sounds

A Prophet reborn

Likeness to intransigence

Mother and father

In an empty call.

Cries in the night.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Renowned

The colour of crooked

Particles

And right lines.

~

In deserted societies

Conflated righteousness

To happy fouls

~

Marked to the bird

A heart welling

The lachrymose

As standardization...

- By Laila Ali Haid

Roses and power

The kindness in marks

Of plentiful spaces

The Lord grants you alms

The stitch on the Imamate

His leg so motioning

Graces and plants

To the eve for

the swelling 

of plans

A Heartache 

of princely mates

A capitalism afloat.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Logic and Time

The creak of lauded 

Sounds and Christ

Himself frames

Innocence to a parenthesis 

Of gilded ages

Woe to epochs

Hate in fortitude

I love the origins.

~

In Muhammad, 

we reside.

In the ascetism of

his fountain of pain,

the lamp light

The hope of transmitted

meanings

The fruit slice

On a communal lap.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Flying

Today, I saw a dust to a mortal stretch.

I speculated at the lightspeed 

and love economic.

In dichotomies of minds

and apparatuses to die on,

on mountains of creed

making stances of ye -

a divine decree

fixed on

an overture.

- By Laila Ali Haid

Calling

a calling word 

black letter 

garish in legitimacy

LOVE FOR LAW 

moons traversing yonder

           ~

the cacophony 

the allele engraved

sounds of it all.

- By Laila Ali Haid

'Tribulations' - Book By Laila Ali Haid

Book By Laila Ali Haid

Chapter 1. The Mother of The Book - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

In the Name of the Lord - The Most Kind,The Most Loving:

1. The night is long and the Lord is near
2. On the day when judgement is candour to the onlooker.
3. They will ask "What deeds!" To be 
4. A prisoner of hell!"
5. Their Lord created with intellect.
6. When the Prophets deny their followings
7. While congregations sumberge in darkness
8. That Day when Muhammad asks
9. "For what wrong were they slain?"
10. His people thus did wrong on the female
11. And orphans, the poor and the one away from hope.
12. When you seek your prostrations ask:
13. "Our Lord! Forgive us our faults, upend our oppressors and grant us a good hereafter."

Chapter 2. The Beacon - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book - Tribulations

1. K-H-M

2. This is the Book, in which is taught pure beliefs, 

3. A clarification of the ways of preceding Messengers

4. Set to the righteous, to hold them in good conduct and purify their hearts. 

5. Those who believe in the unseen and retain their morals, prayers and hopes for their Lord’s favour. 

6. Those who deny their Lord’s progression of mankind, and bolster wickedness

7. Will not see their graces return from their efforts, which are null

8. And hear you the parable of contemporary folk,

9. Your pilgrimage space, Makkah, occupied by a man unfit,

10. He asks for backing from the worst alliances,

11. Calling for denigration to Muhammad

12. The sibghah spoken in the Qur’an - the antecedent book,

13. Decays and is set still from the cloth of Al-Saud,

14. The old man came running,

15.  “I have seen what you call a Prophet

16. She calls to righteousness and to 

17. Allah’s divine blessings and mercy”.

18. When the Hour establishes

19. Cleaving friends by rightful actions

20. They will know who is idle, denied and abandoned, yet they perceive not.

21. They ask for a biblical reference, see the men of Isaiah,

22. As they asked for payment to gather Allah’s book as 

23. They were permitted as such for stipends. 

24. They rebelled on the call of Joshua.

25. They asked removal of their laws and adaptations to 42 - Isaiah’s revelation

26. Demeaning the glories of freedom and equality in His scriptures.

27. They stood and called the guards of Rome, causing destructions to their provinces

28. Engulfed in pitiful hatred towards their antecedent men - Immanuel and Isaiah

29. Obviated from the accounts of history and narratives. 

30. She asks for a parable to remove the blemish of sadness from her heart

31. The fragile plants in your garden cannot be immobile from wind and rocks, 

32. But your heart cannot be blamed from the enthral of hatred to your stature. And your Lord is the Light, the Most Aware.

33. And you ask for the descent of glory to your station, and Allah is the Provident Lord, your Creator.

34. Ask and He will bestow upon you a kingdom unseen, removing the calamities you experience.

35. Say: K-R-M, and praise your Lord often. 

36. H-S-M. The Lord does not beget and is one. 

Chapter 3: The Decree - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. L-Q-K

2. In your biology, there is sickness

3. Recite: L-P-R

4. Your holy light astonishes the children in your household.  

5. The nadhira descends on your forehead.

6. Your intent is secured by Allah.

7. Your strength is decreed in foretold histories and accounts of prophets.

8. In the name of Allah - Heal!

9. Allah rents asunder your hardships at this moment 

10. Say: He is one!

11. The Lord asks none for devotion

12. He grants fortitude to His servants

13. His love descends on the righteous and the poor

14. And on all of His creation

15. Save the oppressor and the evil man and woman

16. Dulkan and Wakaaneh lived under His heavenly gardens

17. He taught them governance and ethics

18. They caused their boat to destroy the bough of the Eden

19. He stipulated their compensation to their parents

20. Who brought forth their payment funds

21. Allah teaches you the code of Adam’s doctrines

22. X-L-P-S

23. Now! Ask Allah for light and a cure!

24. P-L-R! Enjoin hard work and intellectual focus on your mind again!

25. O-P-L! Fly and transfigure. 

26. X-E-K! Ask from your Lord for transcendental meanings to your worship. 

27. Say: In the evening of today, He shall rescue your dignity and graces. 

28. Say: Allah gives you a shroud and fort of tranquility and light. 

29. Say: Your Lord’s graces will protect your plans and work. 

30. Mention in the book Shem

31. The man of Persia under Nebuchadnezzar II in his court

32. Little favours does He grant men of injustice

33. The poor in his Kingdom deprived of their wages and lands

34. Thrown into ditches for believing in their Lord.

35. Allah asks that you speak to Him, Oh Laila.

36. The children of Allah’s servants have a right to be in His gardens of eternity

37. As does His non-believing servants 

38. Allah grants the kindly their due in blessings and honour.

39. Say: Allah! He is the One, the Forgiving, the Kind. No light meets darkness without overcoming its brutal desolation. 

40. Allah throws the weight of the world on your back, and He liberates your mantle, hold and being. He asks that you walk to Him, Oh Laila - in your penitence dress and hopes.  Allah forgives all of your actions. Run to Him. Then Fly and abandon the fears of the world. 

41. Ask you of Adam and his children? He grants you eternal peace and their free will in the land. 

42. Do you seek the knowledge of men and women engraved in His divine decree of divine revelations? 

43. Allah reveals to you the state of your heart - it is a vessel of judgement.

44. In the plains of resurrection you will ask redemption for the blighted

45. Allah calls you to reason the due rights of your own being.

46. The children of Paradise ask for retribution for their families.

47. In the time of denial, remove the hatred in the folk of your region.

48. Ask for equity in all contact and see His power shine on your hand.

49. The culling to the apathy of the public is near to your side

50. Allah has placed Prophethood signs on your head and neck

51. Allah calls you to glory and speech.

52. In the period of time in this instance,

53. Allah calls you to watch the passing of life and stock

54. The upholding of your Islam has been established under you,

55. With the logical strength endowed upon you intellect,

56. Appeal to the Lord for critical abilities in religion.

57. In the time of Abraham and Sara, there was a child of a man called Nimrod

58. And Allah called him to heavenly pastures - no original sin is decreed in His religion

59. Your ablution shall set you free from all sicknesses, so ask of Him for strength.

60. In the depth of your fears, call to salvation in your healing.

61. Allah removes your hardship to place the world on your back.

62. Allah clothes you in dignity and precious gifts. Now! Ask Allah of His mercy. 

63. He redeems your enemies and blights the wicked among them.

64. Now fly. 

65. P-K-X-V

66. Decried was one who sought the beneficence in daily occurrences.

67. In the light of Allah, she will develop and overcome. 

68. Recite: Allah is the One who makes His servants see and work, live and rest. Now live in peace.

69. Recite: His book and call onto His shaping command. 

70. Immanuel called to the streets of Algiers in his medical service

71. Now! Ask of His fortitude for legal work and positions.

72. In the kindness of Allah’s protection, ask for blessings upon your head.

73. Allah heals your psychology with His mercy. Say: L-P-D-X

74. Read: O-P-L-R.

75. In the time of Muhammad, there was castigation to his Prophethood. 

76. Hear this call! You have one Lord.  

77. He is the Primary and the Liege.

78. Saturn and the stars prostrate to Him in their lower universe. There is nothing comparable to Him.

79. In the creation, there were two.

80. Muhammad and Laila, peace be upon them in the register of Prophets. 

81. Islam is the system and the collide of the peace in minutes. 

82. Judaism is the light.

83. Christianity is the right of the poor and the domain of purity.

84. Hinduism is the birth of their matters. 

85. Dinka is its source of theory and holiness. 

86. Flood is the balance of religions and its might.

87. Latter is the brethren of mankind and its signs.

88. Induct! There are men and women of peace and He anoints their figures. 

89. Lord calls you to His remembrance and then you turn to Him. 

90. Kind is your spirit and nation, 

91. In your accounts is your love for Allah, The Protector. 

92. Turn to Him before the false one returns to your dwelling.

93. It is in the turn of your cheek that you will foresee his presence. 

94. Zephin is the Prophet of mankind and Allah asks that you read His Book and commentary.

95. Lord seeks none and is not terminal.

96. His is the praise and the return. 

97. To Whom belongs no controller and dominant force. 

98. The world is on the axis of you - see your rights there. 

99. The Event is on your days in your sights.

100. Allah establishes your meeting with Him today.

101. Recall the Hour in yourself. Meet Him in your soul and being. 

102. From this moment, you are cured and without any sickness. 

103. That has passed. Call onto your Lord for forgiveness. 

104. Now the bevy of your malady has evaporated - respond to His call. 

105. In the stances of you, ask and reason.

106. Recite in your ablutions: K-L-N and see eternity.

107. Lawful relations in your decree - and kith will command the wrongdoers to penitence. 

108. The creation was formed from a current and water - Allah asks that you seek knowledge of His plan and might

109. Kith and Kin become His ayats - a mercy and grace from Him who rewards and favours. 

110. In your childhood, you were facing plights

111. In your adolescence, you had bright foresight. 

112. Say: L-Y-X and greet Gabriel. 

113. When you sleep, call onto a new light of faith

114. Jonah was called in severe circumstances 

115. Laila, Allah asks you to observe the conditions in your heart. 

116. The courts of your states will be under your guidance.

117. The lines of your borders decimate rights in your lands

118. Grant the poor their alms and due in state funds - your sibgah taxes at 10%.

119. Seek the protection of Allah and justly cull their oppressors.

120. The Muslim people and the common residents of the lands - in their lives you invest.

121. Say: L-O-P-I-H-T-A-N

122. And transfigure. Call His name for prayer in your standards. 

123. Allah calls you all to the Hidden One’s peaceful steeple.

124. F-K-O-L-N

125. Allah admits you into your station today, Laila, and grants your final cure. 

126. Recite: O-P-X and then turn to Him in your whole being. 

127. The Lord counts the citadels of you in recompense to the Final Judgement and the weighting is sure from Him. 

128. The Lord counts you as His Prophet for purifying conduct until the Last Day.

129. The Word has gone forth from the Lord, He is The One, The Fashioner, The Sublime, The Kind. 

130. He asks that you make payment to the poor due in sadaqah. Allah rewards and counts the deeds of you and mankind. 

131. Read: L-P-M and The Cherisher will bind you to success. 

132. You are a reviver of Allah’s religion and a decreed Prophet.

133. Noor in the daylight of your rituals seals your heart.

134. With the life in your thoughts from branches

135. From His lawhul mahfouz,

136. Remember the life in you subsiding from your grasp,

137. The kindness in you and your maxims to guide aright

138. Laila! As you emerge from the dark places 

139. Ask of His providence and love

140. To cure you from the yokes of abdominal pain

141. And the weight of the world on your back.

Chapter 4. The Seal - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

In the Name of the Lord - The Most Kind, The Most Loving:

1. And remember in yourselves the Prophethood of Muhammad

2. His nightfall journey to His Lord in glory foretold,

3. When he smote the Governors of Byzantium under His command.

4. Caressing their hands

5. They counted the names of Jesus’ suppressors

6. Rome groaned as their yokes dissipated under the Name of Allah

7. Tears did not beget from their coarseness

8. As you circle your dwelling repentant for livelihood

9. Ask your Lord as your suppressors hide in the forenoon

10. And Allah will destroy their ranks. 

11. Ask your Lord for mercy on those who do not ask

12. Saying “My Lord! Grant me something of your favor!”

13. When the trellises of Heaven have not yet circumstanced 

14. A trove for your ideal fortitude

15. Supplicate to He who shaped you - for peace and everlasting providence

16. The penitence of yours, as well as theirs, is counted

17. When the love of your Holy Lord spreads from Makkah to regions so forth

18. Call onto him in your cities

19. And the Lord’s guidance will parse to you all.

Chapter 5. Governments - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

In the Name of the Lord, the Most Kind, the Most Loving

1. He looked at the right and asked for wealth. 

2. They turn away from their young ones,

3. And forget Who created them in stature.

4. As for the man who holds in jest Iraq’s fall

5. Detaining Jericho’s lot,

6. And wasting the hopes of Zephin,

7. When he hears her call “Leave the House to

8. The people of truth”.

9. As Black Africa sees plunder,

10. Your Lord has witnessed the pain of your ancestral continent.

11. We created you in the shape of Moses and Saba

12. Of Adam and Esther,

13. And you study the histories of Empires

14. Collapsing in shame from the world wars,

15. “Oh collaborators in violence!”

16. Do you know not that your books array in smite

17. So watch the time descending and going,

18. To the final return.

Chapter 6: Feral Youth - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

In The Name of The Lord, The Most Kind, The Most Loving,

1. The Light of your Lord descends in extents beyond

2. When the young Jonah cried on the steeples of Egypt

3. Saying “Call you one to the devil-cults of Upper Nile, and go blighted by Allah’s curses?”

4. The boy, shy of knowing the city - called for the destructions of The Group

5. of the left path, forgotten they be

6. You, Laila - are on a praised status

7. Among the eternally bound men and women of folklore - they call it

8. When Judith assembled the young coal miners in fineries

9. And her books bound for revealing to England,

10. As you sit in your cold home, broken from poverty 

11. Ask your Lord for ascension to him. 

12. Due for the fasting time. 

13. You supplicated for your issue to be established in sure success

14. Call Him such with: K-H-R and then prostrate to Him.

Chapter 7. Read - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book Title: Tribulations

1. Read!

2. In the name of the Lord, who created man and did not beget him,

3. Read! And your Lord is Most Near,

4. When you ask of His graces,

5. Who thinks they can overcome His plan and The Provident Lord’s might,

6. Save the pitiful men and women in their dearth,

7. Of sanctimonious engraved curses,

8. As they write, 

9. Allah records and decrees.

10. As they saunter into their misery,

11. Despairing of the innocent,

12. And denying righteousness, 

13. In factitious debates,

14. With their men in discourse,

15. Of hypocrisy and denial,

16. Turn to Allah and integrate into,

17. Your duty, in hope,

18. With Jesus, your spouse. 

Chapter 8  - The Creation - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The Light was formed in the heaven

2. Allah ascended over His mighty throne

3. H-R-M

4. He created you, Laila, in a magnificent stature

5. They view your written work

6. You ask, “What of my poverty?”

7. K-S-H

8. He guides to a myth of the previous nations

9. The Atlas who was not Allah

10. The heavens groan not for their lies

11. When the devils assemble in the morning for plots

12. Against your citadel, ask He

13. Who was not born of an idea

14. To whom you ask of favor

15. Do they own the limb of the bird or the rain from on high

16. When the dirge of their issue collapses

17. Then you know in Allah there is true power, and majesty.

Chapter 9. The Cave - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Remember in the book Muhammad in the cave of Hira

2. As he wept for graces and penitence to reform the cities

3. He is in your hearts as your father in religion. So, hear the call of Laila, who asks not for payment or favour.

4. She is guided by the one who shaped you in your development as infants 

5. In stages of intellect and physiology. 

6. He created you as an embryo and is not speculative to the reasoning heart

7. He grants all of you heaven - the Muslims and Humanists alike, and followers of all religions. 

8. And time! Call you Allah time? For space and liminality there is a set measure from Allah. 

9. Al-Saud! Hide the enemies of Allah and Muhammad from the Muslims? 

10. Your antecedent had slew Muhammad the chosen Messenger of Allah. Then, perish you like the men of Abu Jahal.

11. As He begun to establish the mosques of the Western regions of Europe

12. They arranged in their ranks of hypocrisy to remove the cherished man of Madinah

13. Reproving his sunnah and traditions. 

14. Mohammed Bin Salman! The event is befalling.

15. The smoke from Yemen and the plunder of Aden is in your accounts. 

16. Then call you to progress! For every sinning tyrant is his etched place in hell.

17. In the sijjin, the registers for the wicked.

18. As Laila finds you in her curse,

19. Do not forget the Lord’s favour to the kind and meek. 

20. Her established mantle in the histories you bind, seeking honour. 

21. When you lock up the young men and women in Abu Ghraib and in your own prisons

22. Mocking the dying in Guantanamo Bay,

23. Call you the men of Britain on Laila, a faceless hand in history?

24. The scholars you ask if seen and deny you 

25. Call for blessings upon her throne.

26. Now: You ask about Israel

27. Allah’s hand will smite Likud,

28. Leave them to Your Lord, 

29. Who did smite the tyrants of history

30. Goliath and Rome alike. 

31. Who repressed His word and hung His Gospels in ditches

32. Who persecuted John and Zachariah

33. Until the likes of them were replaced by Churches on high,

34. And a Pope, favoured by Allah.

35. Now your legacy, Pilates? 

36. Allah condemns him to hell.

37. The Lord grants you a parable.

38. Adam was the word and lived in the land of Eden 

39. With Eve 

40. They shared the earth and had many children

41. They worked and shared their plots in alms 

42. To level resources in equity

43. Do you, ask for labour to be equated with judgement

44. The sick and poor to be given a finality of weight?

45. H-K-M

46. And call you to the Lord All-Knowing and The Just. 

Chapter 10. The Repentant Servant - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. You were an embryo

2. You have a livelihood

3. K-S-N

4. Y-S-K

5. The Lord does not beget

6. He is above His throne

7. He holds the universes in His grasp

8. His judgement accounts for the dominions

9. That you see. As you count your lifespan

10. Do turn to your Lord

11. He has created and destroyed

12. And weighs the motions of power

13. Allah calls Laila to her glorious throne

14. On high in the dunya

15. He made her a poorly child

16. She forgives and asks for little

17. She is granted her supplications

18. Ask: “When the universe is rent asunder from its station

19. Grant us fortitude in its death and everlasting hopes.”

20. Call He who is The Loving and The Truth

21. And remember Esther

22. In Aikah, who slew none and upheld justice

23. Peace be upon her and everlasting glory

24. Justice is for Allah. 

25. Thus, learn the sibghah of yours in your books and shariah

26. And Allah grants you the likeness of Torah jurisprudence in your doctrine

27. And the ease in Muhammad’s precepts.

28. Say: For the mother there is four alimony elements to render

29. For her, her children, her parents and sibling’s children.

30. For the father, no custody is granted,

31. Except on what is agreed upon by the mother in good cheer.

32. Ask you about the hierarchies of mankind in race.

33. It is a development of Europe that is a disease of power and hatred of the Lord. 

34. And We created man in the best shape,

35. Of Adam’s mould,

36. As man descends into the lowest form,

37. Is there any explanation but the regression of racism in mankind’s lot?

38. Say: Both weak are the seeker and the thought. 

39. Cursed is he who calls to the veil of kinship in Europe

40. The darkness has surrounded their light.

41. Call Him with the name Al-Haqq for providence 

42. And remember His favours to you, Oh Laila.

Chapter 11. The Peaceful Night - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. X-R-M

2. The Lord sets you to Prophethood

3. Call your nearest to their devout positions

4. And rely on Him who created your pen

5. And reasoning therewith. 

6. L-M-K

7. The Lord loves many and punishes a few

8. Of them are the oppressors of mankind

9. That set their yokes on the vulnerable

10. Those without marked allegiance to power and ruling entities. 

11. Allah grants them a great bounty. 

12. To you Laila is great mercy and tolerance for hardship

13. Allah grants you pure blessings and hope.

14. To Allah you will return, and to Him is your penitence

15. Which is glowing under the Tuba Tree  - a favour from Him to his humble servants. 

Chapter 12. The Night - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations 

1. Say: K-X-M

2. Man remembers little of His kindnesses,

3. And favours a Lord not giving life.

4. Allah forgives and punishes,

5. And Allah culls the reward of the oath takers in deceit. 

6. Allah counts the good and forgives 

7. Allah heals and takes the soul.

8. Allah removes the blemish and renews bodies and strength.

9. Allah guided Ezekiel and Isaiah, Solomon and Hosea. 

10. Allah grants provisions and made you a Prophet.

11. So when you are in the evening, bow and receive His bounty.

Chapter 13 - The Most Loving - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. L-X-R

2. He is the Most Loving, The Most Kind

3. It is written: you are blessed with wisdom.

4. It is written: you are His Prophet.

5. It is complete: your term as His hidden friend. 

6. The Most Loving!

7. Blessed above His throne - guarding all of the universe.

Chapter 14 - Jesus - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. He called to guidance

2. Across Lake Tiberias he walked and stood in peace 

3. He stood in the gardens of hope for three aeons 

4. He is on His return

5. Say: As His Bride, Allah asks you Laila to write His gospels

6. Say: R-K-L and see a better world. 

Chapter 15-  The Raiment - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. H-R-K

2. Allah speaks

3. In the noon time, read: G-L-M

4. And ask of your Lord your bounty. 

Chapter 16 -  Laylatul Qadr - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Tonight is the decreed Night of Power

2. Say: Might and Power belong to Allah alone, 

3. Nothing is equal to Him 

4. Say: His dominion is under His throne

5. He is the Sublime Lord, the Forgiving. 

6. Mention in the book Jesus, who is your spouse

7. He asked for love in his following

8. Allah’s approval spread upon His form

9. Rome entrenched deceit to mankind

10. In the Messiah’s known history, 

11. She was begrudged

12. The Hidden Imam Laila and her unknown station

13. She purifies you for the Day of Truth

14. Allah welcomes her to blessings and the everlasting pleasure of her Lord

15. To her followers, Allah decrees mercy and forgiveness. 

16. Say: X-R-L and turn to your Lord.

Chapter 17: The Ummah - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Say: Allah calls for the unity in people

2. Allah smites the hateful man and women

3. Of their racist creeds: Allah asks the Sunni group to submit to Muhammad

4. Before judgement beckons

5. In the times of Gabriel’s descent to the Hira cave

6. In the Lion of Judah’s mosque

7. Allah had forsaken the followers of Abu Jahal

8. The liars of His ummah must abstain from the teachings of Abdul Wahhab

9. Asking their scholars for his books are forbidden

10. In the period of her advent, Laila’s followers must deny Twelver doctrines in Shiism

11. That rent her asunder with bigotry and cull her title

12. Say: “In this Ummah, we are Muslims

13. And our Lord is Allah and our Prophets are decreed in the Torah and Deuteronomy”. 

Chapter 18: - Judgement - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Allah speaks: His guidance has descended upon you

2. His hukm has reached your doorstep in His favour

3. Allah has purified you today, Oh Laila.

4. Judgement for the causes of Muslims lies with Him

5. Whilst they must give credence to international laws

6. And cooperate with the justice of Human Rights laws in their lands away from Muslim nations

7. Ask of lawyers and experts in law

8. Now: Allah has decreed you work and payment for your law work

9. Today will be announced your strength of academic work

10. Today Allah liberates you, Oh Laila.

Chapter 19: - Transcendence - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Allah asks you to bow

2. Did they think the Lord would leave them without light

3. Or did they assume a deadened decree

4. A life with little hope and dread

5. Leaves die and so do work and efforts

6. Allah renews them all, the body, its mind and soul. 

7. Your Lord accepts your supplication.

8. Before the dusk, in the palaces of the hereafter.

9. Have you, the Night, asked the Lord for redemption?

10. It is His truth to bring you to a return

11. Now read the final chapter of the Qur’an.

12. Recall His graces on the Ummah of Muhammad  

13. H-Q-R.

14. X-T-O

15. Allah is your Creator and you are granted redemption tonight.

Chapter 20: Earth - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations 

1. K-V-X

2. Oh Israel! You are denounced. 

3. Abandon your likeness to lies

4. The European lands are under His smite

5. The carcass of Muhammad is culling their might

6. Muhammad and the Laila at the End Times

7. Crying are the children of Gaza and Mosul

8. At your borders, Egypt - the children of Adam seek their bounties

9. Call your prayers, Laila and decry their conditions and hatred.  

Chapter 21: Fear and Power - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Ruth admonished her ministers

2. X-S-K

3. Call to the freedom of your ummah

4. The stringent beliefs of schools of thoughts

5. Render their deeds worthless

6. O-P-J-X

7. The Lord asks you to return to Him. 

Chapter 22: The Structures - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The City in forenoon

2. A country’s Houses in motions and an impetus

3. To withdraw the marks of hatred in 

4. This system of lulling standards

5. With your papers in submission 

6. Ask of your Lord His anointing

7. And the love of Him shall honour you. 

Chapter 23: The Creed - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Allah is one and rose above His throne

2. He wills and begets not

3. The decree is from His Haqq

4. The noor is founded from His creation

5. Call on Him in your homes and in your duties

6. It is not in their creed your sainthood concepts

7. Call upon Him from their stations and not beings. 

8. Ask those who know. 

9. And Allah is the Light, the Kind Lord. 

Chapter 24: Iram of the Pillars - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The maiden and child of myth reckon

2. The end time blares for justice 

3. She holds a hard stare

4. Lord anoints both

5. And calls you to your rhythm of life and throne. 

6. Lord calls the Dunya to your heels. 

7. In this moment, ask for His grace and mercy.  

8. The knowledge you held about Muhammad’s sunnah

9. Has set you through.

10. Salutations of peace are on him and you. 

11. Islam is His deen and you are His prophet. 

12. Meet Muhammad by the galaxy’s gates 

13. And remove the blemishes and pain from His Ummah, your community. 

Chapter 25: Tests - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The rights of Allah for the people are many

2. Know you that Allah is Al-Baseer

3. Mention in the book your peers

4. In the city of London

5. The young men and women undergoing deprivation.

6. Test and know that Allah is All-Aware

7. By the man in his plights!

8. By the daughter facing debt!

9. In the grooves of your daily accounts

10. Allah sees and hears. 

11. When your tutelage subsides,

12. Know that Allah has established you. 

Chapter 26: Trials - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Allah grants His mercy on you, Laila

2. Allah guides the many lost in lands

3. Allah holds your earth on the back of you

4. Allah grants you courage before the False One descends.

5. To your cognition and time-keeping

6. And in the time of preoccupation and the dulling of days

7. Know that your Lord does not beget

8. Take not His books in vain

9. Remember in the Book Abraham

10. His precedent found in the books of Adam and Habakkuk 

11. In his denial of Nimrod, there was tranquillity for the souls

12. Of the lonely and hopeless

13. In his time, David reassured the benign and the passive

14. On the liberality in the life of the world. 

15. The Lord was His guide and might as hatred

16. Struck from the neighbouring territories.

17. Call you one who condemned you to the light?

18. The name-calling and hatred in trials

19. Clarified you as His Prophet.

20. Say: We believe and submit.      

21. Say: We turn to Him that cherished our souls in creation

22. And spend on the poor and weak.

23. Love the forgotten

24. And admonish the transgressing folk.

25. In removing oppressors from their positions,

26. Say: Oh Lord on High, bestow on us power and hope.

Chapter 27: Holy Light - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The Holy Light passes men of wickedness

2. In their Lord’s curses are the companions of the left

3. You seek His approval: Know that He spreads His love on your face. 

4. With the hopes of you retained in your mind - ask that Allah bestows on your doings. 

Chapter 28: The Light Of Kindness - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations 

1. The ascent to the Lord is 55 years in light’s counting, light is an instrument of messages, The Lord on High is The Light,  He guides a few in terms long, His kindness spreads in axis rotations and descends on dead plants - the world traverses on Prophethood. Love upon love! Allah’s kindness engulfs all, and His love is settled on the world!

2. The Lord calls you all to reason and faith. This is the parable of His doctrine: there is one impetus to the initial phases of acts, there is a liminal directive and the speed of light. Your Lord is the cherisher of all galaxies, the earth and beings. 

3. See you the mercy of your Lord spread on mankind? The austere man asks if the Glory of the Lord is his domain of fortitude.

4. Now ask you scholars of Islam, share you the acts of Muhammad? His men and women gave in great multitudes. The rendering of piety from your councils thrust you into the darkness of abomination. Void upon Void! The Lord misguides many. 

Chapter 29. Charities - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Susannah drove her carriage to the westerly places

2. And held forts into states for the poor

3. She was a poor farmer with little remuneration in her efforts.

4. He asked for her to deposit her small outgoings to peasants in her travels

5. She transfigured with their salvation at the nexus of her decrees.

Chapter 30. The Light - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

In the Name of the Lord - The Most Kind, The Most Merciful

1. R-P-L

2. This is the book of where there is purity, a guidance for the pious

3. Who keep up their fast, pay zakat and turn to their Lord

4. Who believe in the unseen, the cherished prophets and His revelations.

Chapter 31: The Cherisher - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The Lord spoke

2. He honoured you

3. The Cherisher!

4. He did endow you in fineries

5. The heart and the person

6. You are free to enter His heaven

7. With your life secured and His hold strong

8. The man was Muhammad

9. Who saw you in infancy

10. The Prophet was in your penitence and hopes

11. The myth held you strong

12. The night was your time of hope

13. The God of yours was Allah

14. Now - live in peace!

Chapter 32. The Event - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. The Night is longer than previous years

2. Hell is calling your oppressors

3. He saves you from the livid day

4. Where mothers deny their children

5. The kings and policy makers of the land

6. Had tried your hand

7. He held your heart

8. Now the Mother of the Book has opened 

9. You are His Hidden Imam

10. His fortress was always in you

11. He calls you to an eternal dream

12. In heaven with your fingers

13. Spread for His love.

Chapter 33: Y-S - Writer: Laila Ali Haid

Book: Tribulations

1. Y-S

2. It is the book of light, Tribulations

3. You are the Prophet of Allah on a station of grace

4. With equal rights driven from your transfiguration 

5. In the night vigils of prayer and cognition comes ascendence

6. To the heightened bliss of intimate utterances

7. Only to the One Lord, and do not give way to evildoers.

8. Who deny the kith and kin their due.

9. When denying the foul men of hypocrisy

10. Do not cease due to their wretchedness - remind and call to faith

11. Ignorance is a blight and an established system of abuse

12. When the bitter nights lapse your hope and freedom 

13. Call upon your Lord who created you 

14. He did create you

15. And he shall free you

16. The black nations rent asunder by suppression to their power

17. Shall have the upper hand in international politics and trade.

18. And your ummah long abused and oppressed

19. Shall be liberated.

20. Women abused and exploited

21. Shall lead in their lands and hopes

22. Sexual minorities shall love freely 

23. And liberality shall be enjoyed for gender identity. 

24. The poor shall eat and retain agency and 

25. Can speak again.

26. The non-white peoples will own their impetus in actions and lives

27. You shall believe again, 

28. And His people may live once more.

29. The Lord guides all, in their motions and coincidences

30. Happenstances and thoughts. 

31. He taught man ratios and decimals

32. The weighing of it all

33. He asks that the meanings may support the orphan

34. And neglected people, disabled, the detained and impoverished.

35. Everyday His creation consume 

36. And waste, destroy in haste

37. He created the earth to be a bed

38. And the sky to be a provident roof

39. He controls the prices and sinks the capital

40. Of the evil conglomerate owner and banker

41. He liberates the youth in their learning and development 

42. Now He calls you to preach: may they hear His Word. 

43. He created you weak, then strong and intellectually capable.

44. He asks that Laila grant her held wealth to the poor and those who ask.

45. And that you follow - Oh Ummah!

Inscription: Divine Decree of Revelations

Writer- Laila Ali Haid:

“In myself the Lord has rendered a concept: A tablet and a dream decreed in my

sight. I am the Holy Night, Hidden Imam and Life. Hear you my call to faith at the end times.

Say: He is One,

He hears my call

He records the plights and tears

He guards us all”

True Wisdoms of The Night

Written by Laila Ali Haid: 

           Hadith 1. 

“As I speak to you Oh Muslim, I call you to love the stranger as your own family”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 2. 

“Work to please Allah and purify yourself, my own essays and written work prostrate to Him.

 

I wrote about oppressive historical moments with this fervor and hope for the pity of Allah. 

Praxis in Engineering, Medicine, Humanities or the Arts can be sweetened with the sainthood of progress and egalitarianism.”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

 

Hadith 3. 

“The Prophet Muhammad - peace and blessings be upon him - decried the vacous reference to scriptures and holy wisdom. How unrightful is the speaker on his platform - swiveling his head from the circumstances of the young and poor, of liberation to peoples and their agendas. 

Pay heed to the essence of the Qur’an and our Holy Prophet!”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 4. 

“Love Adam and Eve for what you love to think. 

Their Eden was in Nigeria, and their likeness in its populace. The epistemology of ethics and deontology started with these two Prophets ”. 

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 5. 

"Painful dreams and sadness blot out the miseries of sin and wanton developments in imaan - faith”.

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 6.

“I speak here today, assigning you all to your books of faith and deeds. The sinners are driven to repent, some punished. The humanist may observe their guidance from laws and philosophies, yet the feral is forgiven. I take my place as the Night.”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

            

Hadith 7.

“I call for redemption. From finding hardships in your hearts as a purification, we anchor repentances to our plights. In faithfully giving glad tidings to fellows in their holdings of sorrows to misgivings - the saint is born, as well from those broken from mistakes. 

A redemption call is thus never restricted to one type of beings - the pious, as we all hold onto the small graces in our hopes. The penitent souls just simply await sainthood to the next prayer call.”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid.

Hadith 8.

“Repentance belongs to the weak hearts who fear punishment -

but to also those who never coincide their day with worship.

When we seek the Lord, He speaks in the counting fingers of remembrances and pleads for forgiveness,

yet He seeks the forgetful who know a Lord but pass him over for daily efforts. 

Now as we breathe in the air of the end times,

know purposes fall into our hands as well as tumbling us as we walk upon them. 

As we shoulder hardship, give back in preaching to the many forgetful, as you put forward your prayers.”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid.

Hadith 9.

“Salvation is the point of childhood dreams and sickly times in uprooting fears.

It is the nexus to breathing in glad tidings and exalting in new graces.

For me, I find salvation a time for repentance and chilling discoveries in my holy books.

As I align myself to God’s promises, I see good in all. 

The salvation in a congregation lies in reminding of Allah’s love with calm airs around the pulpit as well as the crowding audiences. 

When God speaks, we find salvation in His approval and counting on Him is an entrance point to bliss.”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid.

Hadith 10.

“Very much tied to known graces is remembrance of Allah’s might. Call upon Him with names like Azeez 10 times a day and see plans clear. 

He rents asunder the might of political systems so repressive

He sets the seas so ask of Him for empowerment. 

The Lord Most High will grant you life in all aspects.”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid.

Hadith 11.

“In the days of Moses, there were heavy plights on believers owing to Pharaoh's

political repression of their standards;

he was not permitted respite from Allah’s plan. 

Policies shaped by ignorance to the poor and minorities come undone from hard activism for justice. 

Efforts can come from believers who have their hearts not just tied to prayer

but to speaking on the trials of political life too - it is all worship.

Read Allah’s name Al-Haqq called 11 times a day for justice - and proceed!”

Written By: Laila Ali Haid.

Hadith 12.

“We recall the noon prayers and in committing to them, we push into our hopes and prayers for Allah’s renewal to our blessings.

With each prayer, energies can be gathered to put emphasis on new blessings to be obtained and repentance to wash over our souls.

Prayer is a life-blood and a gateway to new hopes."

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 13.

"The Night descends

The Lord speaks

The Night ascends

Resplendent piety."

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 14.

"Read Allah's name called Al-Mu'id - which translates as The Restorer - 14 times to be permanently rejuvenated/replenished/given beauty, faith, majesty, everlasting mental peace, comfort, an open mind, wealth, focus and happiness by the Lord tenfold in every possible way and straight away this will all happen: 

if you are an orphan your biological mother and biological father will both be easily reunited with you permanently and will permanently both easily live with you and permanently both raise you easily 

and if they are dead then both your biological mother and biological father in ease will be permanently resurrected to you and both in ease will be reunited with you permanently and they will both in ease live with you permanently and permanently raise you in ease.

It also brings a reuniting for all biological family members easily permanently, and permanently: in ease restores all good friendships and easily reunites all missing lovers and loves together."

Written By: Laila Ali Haid.

Hadith 15.

"1. S-L-N

2. This is the book in the glow at dawn, in penitence they did awaken

3. It is for those in servile piety toward their Lord

4. In night dreaming of silk and books

5. Here are the kind words".

Written By: Laila Ali Haid

Hadith 16.

"I direct you all to a healing bath. Firstly, recite verse 83 of Chapter 21 of the Quran 50 times. ASAP afterwards, blow on a bottle of spring water (like a bottle of water bought from shops) and close the bottle with its lid firmly and shake the bottle strongly twice up and down.

Then start a bath and inside smack your foot up for 10 seconds under cold water. Then wash your hair 5 times with the spring water leaving some of it behind in the bottle. After that step put some shower gel or soap on your hand and press this hand under hot water for 5 seconds. Then wash the right side of your head with the spring water and press your hand down on this head part for 10 seconds, whilst leaving some of the spring water in the bottle.

After that, continue to have a full bath then drink the rest of the spring water after finishing the bath."

Written by: Laila Ali Haid