When his forehead shines in the pitch-black darkness,*
*It glows with a light like the blazing sun.*
*If he emerges one day, the shadow of his worship*
*Covers everyone who dwells on earth.*
*So why do the enemies of the Messenger and his followers*
*Seek to divert him from his religion to misguid
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Welcome to the Winners Announcement for The Ritual of Winter challenge. This prompt focused on winter rituals and the meaning that settles into them over time. The top pieces stay grounded in ordinary acts and repeated routines, letting winter shape the work through pace, attention, and restraint.
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This poetry is from the Diwan of Hassan ibn Thabit, the Prophet’s poet
This reads like it's from a religious or spiritual text. It's pretty powerful imagery with the description of the forehead shining like the sun. I'm curious what the overall message is here. How do you think this kind of text impacts those who read it? And what do you think the significance is of the enemies trying to divert the Messenger?