Beautiful poem
قال القاضي عبد الوهاب المالكي
Qādhi ‘Abd’l-Wahhāb al-Māliki said:
ونائمةٍ قبَّلتها فتنبَّهَتْ … وقالَتْ تعالَوْا فاطلُبُوا اللِّصَّ بالحدِّ
She was asleep. I kissed her. She awoke.
She shouted, “Help! Establish the law against this thief!”
فقلتُ لها إنِّي فَدَيتكِ غاصبٌ … وما حكمُوا في غاصبٍ بسوَى الرَّدِّ
So I said to her, “But I sacrificed myself for you! I took it by force I admit!
But they didn’t rule on the Usurper other than it is to be given back!
خُذيها وكُفِّي عنْ أَثيمٍ ظلامة … وإن أَنتِ لم ترضَيْ فأَلف على عدِّ
Take it and stop punishing this oppressive soul!
If that doesn’t satisfy you, then take a thousand instead!
فقالتْ قصاصٌ يشهدُ العقلُ أَنَّه … على كبدِ الجاني أَلذُّ من الشَّهْدِ
She said, “This kind of punishment, everyone bears witness no doubt
That it is sweeter for the Criminal than honey itself!
فباتَتْ يَميني وهي هميانُ خصرها … وباتَتْ يَساري وهي واسطَةُ العقدِ
So my right hand spent the night and it was her belt.
And my left hand spent the night and it was her necklace.
فقالتْ أَلم أخْبَرْ بأَنَّكَ زاهدٌ … فقلتُ بلَى ما زلتُ أَزهدُ في الزُّهْدِ
She said, “Was I not told that you were a pious man?!”
So I said, “Indeed! I am still a pious man when it comes to piety!”
Source: http://alternativeentertainment.wordpress.com/2008/10/18/she-was-asleep-i-kissed-her-she-awoke/
Stellingen en woordspelingen, deel 1.
Een eerste serie stellingen i.v.m. de islam:
1.) Zonden zijn wonden.
2.) Ik behoor tot de shi’ah (partij) van de Sunni’s.
3.) Je ‘lult’ (vergeef me mijn taalgebruik) uit je nafs (je ego i.p.v. je nek).
4.) Salafi’s zijn de ware Sufi’s.
5.) De jihaad is geen haat.
6.) De islam is niet lam.
7.) Het “lam God’s” is niet van de islam.
8.) Vertrouw op God maar zet je fiets op slot. (Nederlandse versie van de hadith: Vertrouw op Allah maar bind je kameel vast.)
9.) Discussies rondom Salafisme: wil de ware Salafi opstaan!
10.) Islam: de religie van…. Jantje. Ja, ook van hem.
11.) Ieder voor zich en God voor ons allen.
12.) Ho-Mo: Hollandse Moslim.
Is there a place for gay muslims?
Look at this short lecture by Sherman Jackson.
