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بسم الله الرحمن الرحيم

What Is Called the Day of Nakba (Calamity) 1948
(Translated)
 
Al Waie Magazine Issue No. 479
Fortieth Year, Dhul Hijjah 1447 AH corresponding to June 2026 CE
Hamad Tabib – Palestine

The flame of fire within guts is as a searing volcano; and the face of the earth and the surroundings are filled with sorrows.

For the Day of Nakba burrows deep in the heart; it angers the soul, with sighs of grief.

The gathering of people in chains as an ambush; the burden is heavy, and the loads are of many hues.

Distress and humiliation envelop their journey; and the caravan moves on, silent but for painful sighs.

The noble women and children are driven in their procession; like the driving of cattle and herds.

The conferences and summits of humiliation; with the least worst of the rulers, spreading the word, with procrastination as their explanation.

Rejection will be cast into the desert, their graveyard; whilst even the fish in the seas have their space.

Birds will soar, and eyes will watch them; whilst eagles will rise in the sky, in the horizons.

The calamity will be widespread, and others calamities will follow; and shame will come to pass, heralded by reins of fiery torment.

After the distress, their dwellings will not be safe; so after inaction, the tragedy of defeat will be the price.

The worst of people, the Jews, are those in corrupting their religion; whilst the most eloquent true speech is that of the Most Merciful in the Noble Quran,

The treacherous breaking of covenants is a part of the history of the Jews and their eras; this characteristic has been prevalent in all lands since their existence.

The Messenger (saw) to the people suffered from their misdeeds; and encountered treachery, even under nominal covenant.

O the shame, while the Arabs remain motionless; and the disgrace, while the atmosphere is one of betrayal.

Where is the sword, whose roots have been lost; and where is the noble knight, the just vengeance against the vile?

And where is the flag of Uqab, its resting place in the heights; and where is glory and the glorification?

O Lord, we await the day of vengeance; and the day of glory, O Possessor of Majesty, the Most Merciful.

Grant us support, for humiliation has burdened us; and the falsehood of words in the media resounds.

Grant us victory, O Allah, after our calamity; with a day of conquest, O Lord of the Throne.

There are lions in their lands, their abode, awaiting; for the day of glory, a fortress and a refuge.

Dawn will break after the night, driving it away; and truth and the Rayah banners will rise.

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