Noble life must be written in gold and diamonds
Islamic wakefulness has worn red ribands
Honest people set Muhammad on a pedestal
The day of the prophet’s birth is gorgeous festival
Muhammad may the blessings of Allah be upon him
Muhammad came to let people avoid what destroy them
He was born kneeling to Allah, the Lord of the creation
Glistening gleams in his room were abnormal to his nation
The shining light had shown Roman and Persian castles
The glory of impious people got ruined in piety pestles
Amena, his mother, dreamt to call him Muhammad
Abdul’Muttalib was happy to call him Muhammad
Muhammad means he is praised on earth and heaven
Whoever follows him will be in the seventh heaven
He was confirmed in the Bible the legal adviser
He was known to be bereaved of his own father
Abdu’Llah, his father, died when he was foetus
His days were frugal, and he was not crapulous
During Pre-Islam Arabs had certain traditions
In Mecca, children are sent to the country for tuitions
Countryside women came to nurse the little children
Pure air and original Arabic were taught in the kindergarten
Halimah, the villager, came to adopt a rich child
She was slim, and her feet were about to slide
Rich families didn’t accept her to be their nurse
She remembered the child whose mother had no purse
Muhammad was the child who won her heart
As she hugged him, life was after her own heart
Her dry bosoms were suddenly full of milk
Her weak mule ron the fastest as land had silk
The little special boy was very kind and friendly
He was well beloved since he since he deported kindly
Shaima, his foster sister, looked for the boy
She was told two men had taken the little boy
Two angels opened the chest of Muhammad
They took out the black gum to let him pad
They washed his heart by the paradise water
They said: You are the known last messenger
All former prophets had forecast the last messenger
They left him to see his worried mother
She went to a soothsayer to examine him
The man took the child and said angrily: Kill him!
Halimah snatched the child from his arms
The diviner said: this boy will have done many harms
He will root out your creeds by his power
He will be the sovereign of Arabs, and will tower
Halimah said: I think you become very crazy
How could a boy turn topsy-turvy Arab’s land Mr. Lazy?
Halimah knows this unique child was onto good thing
Tinges of rectitude will bless every human being
The foster mother was fret for the boy life
He was back to Amena to not be stabbed by a knife
Amena passed out when her son was six years old
Abdul’Muttalib cared of his grandson, and was his hold
The grandfather died when Muhammad was eight years old
The orphan lived with the uncle who had no gold
Abu Talib was very poor but very good man
He and his children shared the food in the pan
Muhammad was considered as his own son
The orphan ate the least of food and had shun
He loved to see his brothers contented and happy
He wiped the tears of children who are unhappy
He wanted to support his poor uncle
So he was shepherd to get money bundle
Every prophet was shepherd before being preacher
To be shepherd pertains to the art of being preacher
Muhammad didn’t participate in paganist festivals
In the interim of his childhood, there were no intervals
The once he was asked to visit the stony Idols
He’d found an angel repelling him from Idols
Then he slept the night unto the next day
His friends insisted on inviting him one day
They wanted him to come to a wedding party
As soon as he came, he felt very
His eyelids were heavy, and he slept on the spot
He woke up in the morning to see the vanished party spot
He disliked heathendom, and stood aloof
He had never a finger in tempting an act of spoof
He was prone to contemplate the vast environment
He was moderate, simple, and adoptive to what is pendent
Arabs used to have trades in winter and summer
These trades were useful, and didn’t have clamor
Muhammad, God bless him, was twelve years old
Abu Talib took his nephew in a trade, but didn’t behold!
الرئيسية 
الخميس 29 ديسمبر 2022 - 11:57
موضوع: Prophet’s childhood 
الأربعاء 10 يونيو 2009 - 12:29
