Dear Visitors,
After a two-day break, we were together again with gratitude and joy. Tonight, we started our program with the song “Thorn on The Rose”. It turns out that our thought of trouble could become mercy, and the things we see might hide wisdom. There could be thorns on the road to the rose, and doubt within determination, enthusiasm in faith. Mercy sometimes disguises itself as toil; hence, not everyone would know this.
When some people eat hot peppers, they might say, “How good and tasty is it!”, and smile. That is how smiling works when the trouble comes. Anyone could be happy with a good news. The difficult thing was to be calm and not get distressed when sad news comes. However, those who really love their Creator and wish to find the mercy in their troubles would smile.
Because we humans are emotional beings, we can be easily affected by events. The deeds that seemed to us painful and difficult could be sometimes mercy and sometimes the result would be mercy, and it was only the destiny of sincere servants to recognize and consent to this truth.
Our beloved Prophet Hz. Muhammad Mustafa sallallahu alayhi and sallam always asked Allah for Mercy all times. Upon hearing this, we opened our hands and asked for joy, peace, well-being, merit and goodness from our Almighty Allah. We prayed to Allah for mercy in mercy.
Gulberenk Children would always know how to overcome the thorny difficulties. He / She would know how to reach fragrant roses with determination, faith and motivation. However, we still wished we could reach the beauty like rose petals through effortless ways, we knew our limits. Then, we took our ablution and performed our prayers as we do every day. We miswaked our teeth and combed our hair. We kissed those in the house and asked for forgiveness. We read the Surahs of Ihlas, Falaq and Nas. Then, with the prayer of having digested what we learned we planned to meet again tomorrow, we turned to our right, and slept peacefully.
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Writer: Hatice SAGLAM
