A Saturday morning:
I got up and immediately searched my phone
on my bed. I remembered, I left it here-somewhere last night. I wanted to be sure
its not on my bed, to get out of warm sheets that covered me and land on the cold
floor. Finally, I found it below my pillow and pressed the big semi circular
button at the bottom of its screen to light it up and check the time. It was
6:15 A.M. I covered myself again and closed my eyes. But before going back to
sleep I realized, still there are 20 minutes left for Fajr and I am missing it
continuously for months and preferring sleep over namaz(and within few seconds I
traversed through all my knowledge of hell and heaven). Still, it took me about 5 more minutes
to gather all my courage and defeat shaitan. I got up and worn a shirt,
hanging nearby, on top of the T-shirt I was already wearing. It was while
returning from the toilet I realized, I was wearing my newest shirt.
After performing Fajar a few seconds before the announcement,
“Hazraat Fajar ka waqt khatam hua.. Qaza namaaz 20 minute baad ada karein”, I
felt too fresh and satisfied(the guilt of not going to mosque remained).
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Although, getting up at 11 A.M and having a freshly baked Sheermal,
a steaming hot tea and an omlette while unfolding the newspaper is also my idea
of a perfect weekend morning.
Today’s morning was perfect too. After namaz, reading a few pages of Quran and understanding them, followed by freshly prepared Poori-Sabzi and later enjoying weekend newspaper with a mug full of steaming hot tea have no comparison.
Today’s morning was perfect too. After namaz, reading a few pages of Quran and understanding them, followed by freshly prepared Poori-Sabzi and later enjoying weekend newspaper with a mug full of steaming hot tea have no comparison.
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