A Garden of Truths – Page 4

Honey of the world, molasses of the hereafter

Zeynep Eren30/08/201007/04/2015

Flies never would perch on Abdul-Qadir Gilani. One of those who were aware of this situation asked: “We have never seen that a fly perched upon you. What is the...

A Garden of Truths Issue 6

A Poem: Imagine

The Pen30/08/201012/04/2011

“Frequently mention death which dispels pleasure and makes it bitter” (Tirmidhi, Zuhd 4) ~ I M A G I N E ~ Imagine yourself after you pass away Imagine your...

A Garden of Truths Issue 6

Do not Judge a Book by its Cover

The Pen30/08/201012/04/2011

A poor and old villager had a legendary horse. The king of that area offered a great fortune for the horse but the villager did not want to sell it....

A Garden of Truths Issue 6

The Governor and the Blacksmith

The Pen30/08/201012/04/2011

One day, an innocent blacksmith, who worked and got exhausted for sustenance of his children and was returning home innocently, was mistakenly arrested and imprisoned by the officers of the...

A Garden of Truths Issue 3

The Carpenter

The Pen14/11/200912/04/2011

A highly skilled carpenter who had grown old was ready to retire. He told his employer-contractor of his plans to leave the house building business and live a more leisurely...

A Garden of Truths DIVINE BOOKS Issue 2

Why do we read Qur’an in Arabic although we cannot understand it?

The Pen07/06/200801/11/2011

This is a beautiful story... An old American Muslim lived on a farm in the mountains of eastern Kentucky with his young grandson. Each morning Grandpa was up early sitting...