Aye Ibn e Adam!
Aye Ibn e Adam!
Ek teri chahat hai aur ek meri chahat hai
Magar hoga wohi jo meri chahat hai
Pas agar tu ne supard kar diya us ke
Jo meri chahat hai
To mein bakhsh doonga wo bhi
Jo teri chahat hai
Par agar tu ne naafarmani ki us ki
Jo meri chahat hai
To mein thaka doonga tujh ko us mein
Jo teri chahat hai
Phir ho ga wohi
Jo meri chahat hai
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Golden words indeed….
really thought provoking…
AOA
I jus wanted to know the words IBN E ADAM is this a hadith e Qudsi or a poem can u plz tell thx.
I wud really want to know.
Hadith e Qudsi
Beautiful, well written.
Beautifull!! Iz it possible to get an English version of dat?
“O Son of Adam! I desire something and you desire something but only what I desire occurs. If you submit yourself to my desire i.e. obey Him, I will be sufficient for you in your desire. If you do not submit yourself to me (by disobeying Him), I will tire you in what you desire and (at the end of the day) only what I wish happens and occurs.”
Ayesha, can you tell me where the Hadith is from? Since I have heard this as a child but it looks like there are 40 Hadith Qudsi in total and none of them seems to be this one. So I am a little confused.
I tend to agree with Maria, it does not seem to be a hadith Qudsi. Rest, one can verify from here.
http://www.guidedways.com/qudsihadith.php?hadith=15
Dear bro Adnan n sis Maria
it “IS” a hadith Qudsi please don’t give comments without making sure first
May Allah forgive us
Dear,
Thanks for posting
Muneeba, all we are asking is the reference for the Hadith not denying it. We are trying to make sure it is authentic. I have heard this referred to as a Hadith Qudsi, but I cannot locate it in Hadith Qudsi collections, hence the question. Where is this Hadith from? if it is from one of Sahah-e-Sitta, please let me know. I am looking for its Arabic version.
Just calling something hadith qudsi does not make it hadith qudsi. You need to be able to prove it. Where is it from? Who is the narrator? Bukhari? Muslim? Tirmidhi? Or who?
In the absense of any evidence, there is absolutely no reason to believe that this is a hadeeth qudsi.
It’s not hadith qudsi. I have been investigating on this quite long and found that it has always been referred as hadith qudsi but nobuddy can reference this to those 40 hadith or other (if any).
Ayesha, its my favoirite hadees. can i get its written in urdu? im searching bt i dnt find. plz can u get me? thanks
@Zeenat: here it is in Urdu : http://imageshack.us/photo/my-images/194/unled9js.gif/ =)
MashAllah
Aoa this is the reference of this verse
Quran, Surah e Al-nisaa, ayat number 64
sorry its not from Alnisaa i will tell you after confirming
yahn par sab log bas Tanqeed karna jante hain,,,,,,,,,,,
appreciation ka to nam-o-nishan hi bohat kam hai.
relly mujhy comment wale logo me se kiye logo ki bat bohat ajeeb lagi.
Uff! people wait! just first let me know if its saying something wrong….
why u all just look at the Negative sides??? why u FIND the negativity ???
Hazrat Umer says “Don’t see that who is saying, look at “what” he is saying”
ager insan smjhay to in chand words main tamam haqeqat chupi hoi hay
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