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I literally spent 2 hours in youtube looking for a song, and getting derailed listening to songs, from pretty much all genre (except country or rap, sorry but still not digging them overall), so in the end I just went with whatever first song came up and it kinda fit, for two reasons, one because SL is pretty much Virtual Insanity, and second because....
I didn't use that last one but i wanted to show you my lack of thought process along the way, at no point whatsoever did i ever think pic 1 would end up like this, and i'm still not sure if i like it, but I believe that one of the things I love the most of pile ups is being able to immerse myself and do anything, to let go and not think about what i'm doing, it's one of the things I love most about PS, I think I've said that before.
Sorry about the size, i wish it would've been bigger (that's not what she said). and I didn't want to crop the left side because it gives it a nice image distribution or idk what the term is, i just think it looks nicer.
Another week, another intense episode of Alif Allah Aur Insaan. When this drama began, I knew I was in for a ride but I never expected that it will turn into one of those dramas that just pull you in & force you to get emotionally invested in the story & the characters & Alif Allah Aur Insaan has done just exactly that. I find myself waiting for its episodes and I look forward to how the story is going to unfold. The writer, the director & the entire cast deserve a standing ovation for making Alif Allah Aur Insaan such a sucess.
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Well, "Bin Adam" clearly means Children of Adam. All Children of Adam are humans, and all humans are Children of Adam. Adam in "Bin Adam" refers to the first man, our common father. Therefore, Bin Adam means refers to the whole of humanity.
i think in classical arabic, you only say "adam" to mean hazrat adam, and you say "bani adam" if you want to talk about people. (or else "insaan" as you mentioned) i can't think of how you could even use the word "aadam" in a gramatically correct fashion to make a sentence about human beings because you would have to affix "al-" to it, and that wouldn't sound right. like "kaana aadam jahulan" wouldn't make sense since that would be interpreted as meaning adam (as), and "kaana al-aadam jahula" also doesn't make sense. so i think you can't say it.
2. Insan: Another arabic word for a human being derived from the term "TO FORGET", which is what makes us human beings. Human beings learn to forget over a long period of time, often repeating the same mistakes again. Thus naming him "INSAN".
How many times do we try our best not to complain but the circumstances seem truly impossible and whining just seems the natural, acceptable thing to do? We rarely question these slips of the tongue, especially because everyone around us is doing the same. But these sighs, eye rolls and snippets of ingratitude chip away at our iman (faith). They are a subtle form of arrogance. The thought process behind the complaints is that I am so special that all lights should turn green as I approach. The carefully crafted car commercials are a true indicator of what our hearts desire. In the commercials there are rarely any stop lights. The cars zoom by or climb to heights that no mortal can actually drive to; leaving all the ordinary people in the dust. Confetti falls and flags wave in the breeze as music blares in the background.
This message of hedonistic self-fulfillment is the greatest trap of Shaytan (Satan). When he promised Allah subhanahu wa ta`ala (may He be glorified and exalted) that he would take us down with him to hellfire his strategy was already set. He did not ask for a few years to operate. He asked for our entire testing period.
What worked for him would work for humans, since we are mere mortals crafted from clay. If he could make us arrogant and ungrateful, than the descent to moral depravity and the fall from the favor of Allah (swt) would be simple. There are those, however, who escaped from his devious designs and made it safely through this life and were guaranteed Paradise. Most eminent among them was the second Khalifah `Umar bin Khattab radi Allahu `anhu (may Allah be pleased with him).
It would have been so easy for `Umar (ra) to let his achievements instill in him a sense of false pride but he always considered himself nothing but a slave of Allah (swt). Presidents and kings rule for a few years and have memorials and statues built in their honor and books written eulogizing on their greatness. They write memoirs listing and elaborating on their terms in office. `Umar (ra) who was assassinated while in salah (prayer) was worried about completing his salah even as the blood poured out of his body! He was irritated with Ibn Abbas (ra) because while trying to comfort him Ibn Abbas (ra) used words of praise. `Umar (ra), whose example we can only read about and tremble at his greatness, was with his last breaths anxious about being saved from the fire:
The reality is that we can only pay lip-service to the greatness of `Umar (ra). There is little chance that we will adopt his ascetic lifestyle and attain the high stature of humility that he achieved. One small step that it is possible for us to take is to eliminate the whining from our lives and become content with what Allah (swt) has blessed us with. This could be as simple as accepting the seemingly interminable thirty seconds at the light, or the greater challenges that we face in our relationships, finances and health. We cannot convince Shaytan to take another street but we can gradually nurture our level of patience so that we make his journey as miserable as possible. If Allah (swt) wills, the light will still turn green and opportunities to do good will open up before our eyes.
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"Become a human and see"
Look into the depths of your heart,
Just look at the scattered tears of my scattered heart.
The oceans of ships have drowned you,
Just look at the hope of a loyal person.
Like glass it broke into pieces and scattered,
Be intelligent, just look at the intelligence of the world.
walk with patience, do not get scattered,
That time has passed, now look at it as a human being.
humna kasif"Insan ban kar tou dekh"
Apne dil ki gehrayyon ko tou dekh,
bikhre hue dil ki bikhri dharkano ko tou dekh.
Wafaon ke samandaron ne tujhe duba dia,
aik wafa ki aas ko tou dekh.
Kanch ki tarha toot ke bikhar gaye kia,
be aqal duniya ki aqlon ko tou dekh.
Sabr kar ke chal bikhar ke na chal,
Guzr gaya wo waqt ab insaan ban kar tou dekh.
Humna Kashif