The Luminous Heart
This poem describes the role of a wife as a sacred light and refuge.
She walks in veils of quiet light,
A soft-spun solace in the night.
Her presence is a silent shore,
Where worldly tempests rage no more.
He brings to her a fractured Deen,
A traveller, weary and unseen.
She takes his hand, and with a prayer,
She weaves a home from answered air.
She is the guardian of his trust (Amanah),
Who polishes his soul from rust.
The Sakinah that Allah sends,
On whom his very world depends.
So in her gaze, he finds his grace,
A mirror to a sacred space.
A blessing whispered from Above,
The living form of endless love.
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Amir Husen
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Very nice 🦋🦋