Surah Asr Novels & Stories

Her mother in-law gave an Islamic book called 'Ideal Muslimah' by Muhammad Ali Al-Hashmi and her father in-law gave her three hadiths. She released a sigh after keeping everything at where it should be before deciding to take a little nap before Asr. She lie down on the bed, turning her back to him. Two hours passed, Nana find herself blinking her eyes, trying to remove all the traces of sleepiness from her eyes. It's almost time for Asr and she doesn't want to miss it for the world.

الْفَاتِحَة‎) سُورَةُ You recite the first chapter of the Quran in Arabic with your hands folded over your chest. "Allahu Akbar" You say once more with your hands raised and with a bow, you recite three times, "Subhana rabbiyal adheem" (Glory be to my Lord Almighty) You rise to a standing position, saying, "Sam'i Allahu liman hamidah, Rabbana wa lakal hamd" (God hears those who call upon Him; Our Lord, praise be to You)

Making me remember a verse from the holy Quran. "Inna ma'al Usri Yusra (indeed after every hardship comes ease)." Today I felt your mercy shine upon me, dear Allah Today I witnessed the bliss of feeling ease after all the hardship. Just like you promised. Thank you. THE END

“Hi, Bram, it’s been a long time since I wrote a letter to you, like when we first met. Do you still remember, Bram? ‘A special man for Mother’, that’s what Mother called you. It turned out to be true, you are so special, even though you are not a perfect man. You hurt and disappoint me so often, but you are the best for me, for our children. I can finally understand the unconditional love you have. Did you know, Bram, Bi Mun invited me to the Grand Mosque, to attend the weekly study that she regularly attends. Ibu Fahri, who was giving the sermon at that time, discussed Surah Al-Ashr, the 103rd chapter of Juz 30, a short letter that was revealed in the city of Mecca. The letter was very sho

Aasiya returned with a small smile, before returning her attention back to driving. "We will go see Baaba first, yes?" On catching the excitement brimming in her voice, Aasiya couldn't help but chuckle before replying in affirmative. It was often during these times, when Aasiya would catch herself being amazed by her little baby. And it was also during these times when she would find herself humbly submitting before Allah once again; thanking Him for His countless blessings. "And your Lord is going to give you and you will be satisfied." (Quran 93:5)

It hurts tht I don't matter, that my emotions do not matter. I pat my head to feel the scarf I just tied a few minutes ago, almost knocking off the sun glasses I wore over my puffy eyes earlier. "So, first, Ms Moukthar's office abi?" I nod. She drives out of the car park and I revel in the silence that reigns, too tired to even cry. Glossary: Surah: Chapters of the Holy Qur'an. Ayah: Verses of the Holy Qur'an.

muttered Zaya, her face covered in sweat because the air conditioning hadn’t been switched on yet. Just as Zaya was about to stretch her back, which was aching from sitting for hours arranging all the shopping, a message popped up on her phone—none other than from Arash himself. [Hello… have you gone to bed yet?] Arash’s greeting in the message instantly brought a clear smile to Zaya’s face. She even immediately lay down on the bed, after closing the window and leaving the curtains open. [Assalamualaikum… I haven’t gone to bed yet, I’ve only just finished.]

Dewi Sari Kencana spoke with mental contact. "Wow, you haven't changed yet. Next time add the word 'please' to the front of your sentence!" Asura ended his mental contact. He was already at the edge of the golden wall that had been destroyed by the giant Raktabija. He smiled for Dewi Sari Kencana. "Hit that demon, Asura!" Dewi Sari Kencana smiled from afar. She saw Asura's new form from Widura Sri Mada's dimensional mirror. "So he is back." Adityawarman felt holy energy flowing through Asura's body.