THE FAIR FULL MOON

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Tonight as I gazed at the moon in its full, I can’t but praise the one and only who placed such a fair, gentle and warm body in the sky.
I wished I could move closer to it and look even more at its beauty but suddenly this wish changed as I remembered the one who is brighter than the sun and fairer than the moon- Rosulullah(s.a.w).
I long to meet him, do you?
May Allah(s.w.t) unite us by his mercy with our Nabi(s.a.w).
From the desk of a creative Muslim
Abdultoyyib ibn Musediq

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