#madh

[capmangacap]

[inganningrammi]

Ho gli occhi stropicciati come le lenzuola in camera,

il letto ancora come quando tu eri ancora qua.

Io mi sentivo così solo da pensare che

nessuno si sentisse così solo tranne me,

ma tu sei un girasole, giri sola

sai bene come ci si sente

quando vuoi gridare ma non dici niente,

quando vuoi piangere ma ridi sempre.

[stuffednstarved]

waiting for the big fish. got a sunset at Madh 💡#instadaily #Madh #instamumbai https://www.instagram.com/p/BrF3cz3lUb9/?utm_source=ig_tumblr_share&igshid=soc9yzbgxyi

[eneataipi]

Aphrodite

3 AM thoughts luckily not for some thots,

Instead for a woman i’m sure won’t be for naught,

Beautiful smart and with a heart of gold

Respectful valuable and equally bold

With sweet hazel eyes and a beautiful smile

Vanilla cream lotion that smells love from a mile

God Cupid drove by and got me shot

And straight from my heart i’m thankful a lot

[thefelineofaveb]

vertigo.

[floodplains]

On Witnessing:

I love the The Sun when it rises/appears, because it reminds me of the appearance of pure love without any partnership

And no star is seen when she makes an appearance, either from above or from below 

And so, O Maya, you have appeared in the eye of my heart, and everything other than you has disappeared 

I see you whenever I see other-than-you, because I see you in it, and I don't see other than you whenever I see you

—Shaykh Manna Abba “Shaykhānī” wuld Muḥammad al-Ṭulbā, “Dīwān” (transl. Muṣṭafā’ Okon-Briggs)

[nostalgiadelpassato]

Sono il risultato esatto di ogni mia scelta

Gossip

[floodplains]

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The third most well-known qaṣīda of Imām al-Busīrī (d. 1294) is the Hamziyya. A Hamziyya is a panegyric poem (madḥ) all of whose verses rhyme in the Arabic letter hamza. Imām al-Busīrī wrote this 400+ verse poem which contains the biography and history of our Beloved Liege, the Prophet Muḥammad ﷺ. It is well known that Ḥassān bin Thābit, a companion of Prophet ﷺ (may Allāh ﷻ be well-pleased with him), wrote a Hamziyya in his honour, as well. This particular one was a favourite of my shaykh, Sīdī Aḥmad at-Tijānī al-Ḥasanī.

Click the title above to view and download the PDF version, courtesy of Āl al-Bait.