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 Such men they do not need Islam to be recognized..Islam needs such living testimony (Re: Biraima M Adam)
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Salam to all
Salam to the Sudanese people on the occaision of Ustadh John Garang's second memorial day..
Thanks Mr.Deng for sharing with us part of Prof. Francais Deng's Curriculum Vitae..
Before I talked about Ustadh Francais i would like to put few words on commemoration of Ustadh John Garang because there are many resembelances between the two men.One passed and one is around and I hope for many many years to come..
Dr.John Garanag
A man for life and after life
He was often so completely so driven - from within the depth of his own graceful and beautiful heart, mind, incredible intellect and spirit - to bring out the light and love from his heart, that unltimately, so many others, still so deeply suffering in torment and anguish in what often seems an unfair world, would or even possibly could, have the chance to see.
He gave up all he had for it - gave his life, gave his comfort, his home, and faced incredible torment, anguish, and agony himself, to just help others see and feel the beginnings of the healing light of love, tolerance, fairness, respect, and the deep necessity for real human compassion and understanding shining in their own - and into all of our lives.
One that lives, and did so suffer as he has, and then through such trials becomes such a living message, can be with all of us always, because of the incredible clarity of such an expression of living truth and compassion.
It was written deeply and well into the fabric of our lives, and into the fabric of the world, and as a result of him being here with us all, in the time that he was, his message cannot, and shall not, be ever unwritten nor erased from the many books of our lives.
All we will ever have to do to find him, and bring his spirit back to life in our own lives, every single living moment, is to simply open the books of our own lives, and clearly read the pages - deep within these pages are many mirrors, mirrors that very clearly reflect all of what we have seen, and done, and been told and shown by others such as he was so clearly able to do.
In his words - in his life - in the messages that he gave to all of us, we can all find the very same reflections of love, honor, true tolerance, respect, and truly unconditional compassion within all of ours and all others' own books of life and spirit that can yet still be written.
To give him the real and true honor, and to give his memory the genuinely significant gratitude and respectfulness, of which he will always be so deserving, then we must always look deep inside, and lovingly honor and live as clearly to ourselves, and to all others in our lives, in exactly the same ways that he had always shown us is actually possible to do.
Only by living such an example of deeply conscientious living ourselves, can his life and works be truly honored, genuinely respected, and then immortalized as works made and found to be completely untouchable by any other.
Only then, will the message of his life, his trials and travails, his suffering, his love, and all of his sacrifice, will then also become as the firmament itself. The house, then the table, then the chair, and then the plate, and finally the glorious repast - so lovingly and so carefully prepared for all of us, set by God himself and the spirit of our own lives, which we can then all begin to share in.
We must now ask, Dear Lord, for the real and great strength required in all of us, to find the lessons of Joy and loving in both his living and his passing from us at this time. Still so young, and still so full of such clear strength to continue his life's journey to help us all become what we are all still so deeply striving for - as real and true and loving human beings full of real compassion and understanding as we all can so surely be.
He was, and the works and the voice of his life will continue to reflect back to all of us what we can accomplish while we are still here. He gave the world his love, he gave the people his life, he gave himself and all that knew him the gift of truthful living without regrets, and in so doing, set the example and the framework - the path of living and loving, for all of us to follow. IN so doing, he gave all of us the true respect, loving compassion, tolerance, and gracefulness that we still wish now to return to him.
We can and must truly Honor his living, and in so doing rejoice in his passing - and in so being released from the struggle, and carry on his joyous living works of great love by acknowledging that he already had given all of these things to all us - to each and every one living, present and past - and then more even than this...
He truly did give himself and of himself. He gave himself all to all of us, in every single living moment - the same way exactly that God does, and has done, since the beginning of time immemorial - we shall owe his memory, and the memory of his living, no less than what he gave in return to all of us.
He was a deeply strong, immensely loving, truly blessed, and amazingly beautiful person, full of such goodness and light that he was reclaimed by heaven itself because he surely must have been so missed there.
His spirit lives now in our hearts, our minds, and our memories, and will touch us all again and again as we can allow him to come back to us. He will come back - in every single moment and in every single person touched by the thought of his life, his living, his loving, and the joy that his being here with all of us became.
As he grew in both knowledge and strength, his great capacity for love, warmth, and ability to share his own great spirit's brilliant expression, became obvious in his great and deep intellect an intellect and heart both so beautiful as to encompass all the world and everyone else in it.
For the love of God, in all of us, he came, he saw,
he called to us.
For the love of God, he truly gave it his all,
no one could ever say, that his love was too small,
For the Love of God, always deep in his heart,
giving us hope, and now finding a new start -
so full of such hope and so willing he was,
and joyously living, and he did so because -
He saw, and he knew, that in each one of us
the same glorious spirit - of being loving and just,
He did truly ask us,
make note of this knowledge,
we are now in school - like going to college,
but its our college of life,
full of heartbreak and strife -
but he came and he saw,
and he called to us all,
I will come back shortly to talk about Ustadh Francais Deng and the man that I know
Mutwakil Mustafa Elhussein
Washington D.C
(عدل بواسطة Mutwakil Mustafa on 08-01-2007, 03:56 AM)
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