When blessings start to pour 

There's no room to store 

The cup overflows 

And life's miracles starts to show 

 

When Allah chooses you 

Tests upon tests shall rain upon you 

With every hardship there's doubled ease 

To make you strong comrade of Almighty 

 

It's not when you feel the pain 

It's not when you receive mercy 

Rather it's in the divine grace 

That hearts feel contentment and peace 

 

Allah is with me 

That's all I actually need 

A heart filled with noorullah 

Gratitude, humility and eternal prosperity 

 

You feel blessed in everything you do 

When Allah's miracles happen in every touch 

No weapons formed by enemies excell 

Life and death all turn in favour of Allah's worshipper 

 

I'm feeling eternal happiness 

My heart is so much in love 

Loyalties and honesty paid well 

I'm humbled by Allah's love and friendship 

 

A new day has begun 

A morning beautiful and serene 

With Allah by my side always 

My heart feels happy and at ease 

 

All dreams come true 

When Allah choose to bless you 

A life fulfilling ride you enjoy 

Making heaven on earth by choice 

 

I'm blessed to be my Allah's friend 

 

Explanation of the above poem

 

The poem is about experiencing blessings and tests in life as a Muslim. The speaker acknowledges that when blessings come, they can sometimes feel overwhelming, like a cup overflowing. However, they also recognize that these blessings are a sign of Allah's favor. The speaker then goes on to discuss the tests and hardships that also come into their life, but reminds themselves that these struggles are a part of becoming strong in faith.

 

The first stanza sets up the theme of blessings and tests, while the second stanza focuses on the idea that it's not just about feeling the pain or mercy, but about recognizing the divine grace that brings contentment and peace.

 

The third stanza emphasizes the speaker's faith that Allah is with them and that they need only have a heart filled with Allah's light (noorullah) to find gratitude, humility, and eternal prosperity.

 

The fourth stanza speaks to the feeling of being blessed in everything they do, even during difficult times, because they see Allah's miracles at work.

 

The fifth stanza discusses the speaker's happiness, love, loyalty, and honesty, all of which are rewarded by Allah's love and friendship.

 

The sixth stanza speaks to the beginning of a new day, with Allah's presence making everything beautiful and serene. It suggests that the speaker's life is filled with blessings and joy because of their close relationship with Allah.

 

Finally, the speaker expresses gratitude for being chosen as Allah's friend, and encourages others to find peace and fulfillment in the same way.