The fragrance of prayer

The fragrance of prayer

Taif and Taha are two siblings. Goes to the same school together. Back together. Taif is in the seventh grade and Taha is in the sixth. Compassion for one another is innumerable. The two have not yet quarreled over food or toys. Mother Selina Begum was surprised to see their mutual love. Hundreds of crores of thanks to the court of the Creator in my heart. Taif's father, Abdul Hamid, lives in the Middle East. As a result, the two siblings are close to Abdar Mar. The two share the strange happenings of the day with their mother. Play something somewhere outside Taif and try to bring it for the sister as much as possible. Her very good sister. Fast in class, fast in various competitions. Only in the matter of prayer. He is reluctant to pray. Selina Begum has tried many times to make him pray. But did not succeed. The arrogant girl cries when threatened. After crying all day, he fell asleep without eating. So he can’t be more strict. The lack of responsibility does not disappoint him. He prayed to God. Taif is very concerned about this issue. It did not work to explain the various stories in various ways. The first practice of Taif prayer is holding the hand of his grandfather. Ever since he was four, he used to run to the mosque with Taif as soon as the call to prayer was made. Most of the time he used to perform ablution in the pond of the house. Taif used to wet his hands and face when he saw him. Then he would start praying by spreading the small Jainamaz sent by his father next to his grandfather Jainamaz. Grandpa used to bow when he bowed, he used to prostrate when he prostrated. The imam of the mosque would have been happy to see so many children's prayers. He used to caress her with his lap. He used to applaud his grandfather and grandson. Taif used to run to his grandfather's house whenever there was an azan during a light rest at home. Jainamaz of the two of them used to call Dada from the corner of the bed. Grandpa! Azan Go. I used to go to prayer. Grandfather would open his eyes at the call of his grandson and smile with peace. He used to go to the mosque to hug and caress.

The pair broke up at the age of nine. One foggy winter night they left Dada Ihlok. Taif stumbles for the first time in his life. He used to cry when he went to the mosque without touching his grandfather's soft hand. But he did not stop praying. On the contrary, when the time for prayer came, I remembered my grandfather's words - Grandpa! The key to prayer is the bed (heaven). After death, I will reconcile the empty calculations of the prayers, I will give the key to Allah Ta'ala. Namayo ubayile au mano kharbay Allah (Allah) see you, talk about your rights. Mother in law. Taif did not understand the meaning of all the words then but now he understands. Understands how to get good marks in the exams sought from God through prayers, increase memory, give good life to parents and implement good health. Don't forget to ask for Jannatul Firdaus for grandfather in every prayer. He suffers when he thinks that he is being deprived of the blessings of Taha prayer.

It is seven o'clock in the evening. Light breakfast time in the daily routine of Taif. Taha is repeatedly looking at Taif while eating her mother's hand-made water cake on the dining table on one side of the kitchen. Taif is very silent today.



He asks - what happened brother. So quiet? Taif replied nothing happened. Taha says again, when I came back from Swal, I saw that it was still silent. Tell me what happened? Taif did not say anything again. Selina Begum put two more cakes in a bowl of Taif and said, "Don't you lie, father?" Tell me what happened. Taif is absolutely silent this time. Selina Begum put a piece of cake on the table from her hand and turned her hand on Taif's head and asked again, was there any problem in school? Taif replied in a tearful voice, "Yes, mother." Sir said. Selina Begum and Taha were both surprised to hear this. Taha thinks that brother doesn't do anything like gossip. What did he do that is crying gossip. Selina Begum asked with a dry face, why father? Sir Bucklen, why? Wiping away the tears with his left hand, Taif said, "Sir, in the Dharma Shiksha class today, you were saying, 'Who raised your hand in the Fajr prayer today?' Those of us who prayed raised our hands. Then Sir, one by one, everyone wants to know about the prayers of the rest of the family. I could not raise my head in shame when I wanted to know about Taha. Believe me mother, when sir was saying your mother did not tell your sister to pray, you don't say, my body was shaking with shame and sorrow. I have become small in front of everyone today. Taha bowed her head when she heard Taif's words. Ashamed, he also wants to fall to the ground. Whether it is because of him or not, his dear brother is crying today in humiliation. Got younger to his dearest sir. Selina Begum wiped her son's eyes and said, don't cry, father. Look, your sister must pray. InshaAllah, your shame will go away. Then he rushed to the kitchen with the bowl placed on the table. By then Tahao had gone to his room.

Even today, like every day, Taif was returning home after the Fajr prayers, chanting 'Allah is my Lord'. Seeing the light through the gap in the curtain in his mother's room, he stopped. Selina Begum regularly recites the Qur'an in the prayer room after the Fajr prayer. Still doing today. Seating room on the north side of the five-room house. Then Taif's bedroom. Prayer house on the south side. The kitchen after the passage of two hands. Selina Begum takes her daughter to the next room of the kitchen. Taif is listening to his mother's recitation on the way back from the south side of the house. So seeing the light, he slowly stepped towards it. He removed the curtain of the door and was shocked. Taha is standing in Jainamaz. Taif rubbed his eyes with both hands and looked well. No, he's not wrong. That is Taha. In his heart he entered the room thanking God. Taha smiled at the end of the prayer and said - what brother? Are you here Taif grabbed Taha's hand a little further and said, I was going to my room. Suddenly a scent came and touched me. I came here to find out where that scent is coming from. Now I understand what it smells like. Taha asks what the smell is. Taif answers - the smell of prayer! Then he raised his nose and pretended to smell. Taha grabbed his hand and dragged him to his mother. Selina Begum called out in an emotional voice. Mom! Oh mother! What do you get that scent? The smell of Taha prayer? Don't look at how that scent is spreading in the whole house. Selina Begum was returning to her room with the Qur'an on the shelf. He pulled the two of them together and said, "Yes, father." Such is the fragrance of prayer. Hearts seduced. I was not saying that my daughter should pray. Taif says in a restless voice than Taha, and Taha! Do not say that you will perform the prayers five times a day. Taha replied in a shy voice, InshaAllah I will do it brother. My mother said that if you do not pray properly the way you were ashamed in front of everyone tomorrow, you will have to be a thousand times more ashamed and punished on the Day of Judgment. I don't want any of that shame, brother, you don't have to cry anymore because of shame. I'm sorry brother for yesterday's incident. Sorry for what? Yesterday is tomorrow. What else did he want to say? At that very moment, as soon as Selina Begum's phone rang, Taif ran towards her. The mother has to give the news to the father in a loud voice. Tahao is also small behind him. Only Selina Begum is standing. Her eyes are glistening with tears. These tears are not sad. It is a sign of gratitude for the absolute receipt from the Lord after much asking.

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