This poem is about our prophet Muhammad (pbuh) and how much I love him. In Islam we love Allah the most then the prophet (pbuh) then our mother. A lot of people see him only as a man. He is more than a man, and if you don’t love him more than any other human (even you wife, or mother) then something is wrong with your Iman. Anyway I hope you enjoy this poem
Oh Muhammad (pbuh) what I’d do to see your face
You’re the most merciful of the human race
Even thought you have died
Your mercy and love Is worldwide
You brought guidance and truth
You loved us so much, you fought and lost a tooth
You taught us about honor and respect
And that we are humans, we aren’t perfect
You had many great companions like Khalid ibn al-waleed (ra)
Charging the enemy at full speed
You taught us that we must learn to read
And the poor we must feed
A messenger of Allah you are indeed
You were given the Quran that’s what Allah has decreed
And taught us that no one can intercede
Except to whom Allah has agreed
And you taught us it’s better to have a slave freed
Because you will earn a good deed.
Oh Muhammad (pbuh) please don’t be disappointed in me
I’m trying to be the best I can be
I spread your message through my rhyme
I would give everything to see you just one time
And even thought they might draws cartoons of you
Everyone knows those cartoons are untrue
And who drew those pictures? I wish I knew
I would hit him with my shoe
And I wouldn’t care if he was gonna sue
Defend you honor I must do
Because I love you.
