Prayer Before The A L M I G H T Y  A L L A H

WE of the members of Memon community pray to Almighty Allah to grant us our humble prayers for our community.

• Allah! Grant unto us the wisdom to follow the path of truth enjoined in Thine holy book Quran’ to unite our community in observance of Thine Commandments.
  
  

• Allah! Grant unto the capacity to understand the message brought by Thine Prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him) to follow the path of those, upon whomThou bestowed Thine Blessing and to unite all of us in Thine way and for Thine Pleasure.
  
  

• Allah! Help us understand the wisdom of Thine Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him) so that we may extend help and assistance to our needy brothers to alleviate the poverty and illiteracy – from them and thus save them from “Shirk”.
  
  

• Allah! Bestow upon us the courage and the goodwill to organize ourselves and our community for success in this world and the next.
  
  

• Allah! Give unto those amongst us whom thou hast blessed with wealth, big hearts hat they may extend help, to those who have the need of it for their education, social and cultural uplift.
  
  

• "Almighty Allah” Let those who have been blessed by Thee with wisdom, share it with others for the benefit of humanity at large.
  
  

• Almighty Allah! Help us consolidate our efforts to create opportunities for those who have none.
  
  

• Almighty Allah: Awaken in our hearts the feeling that the children of the community are like our own children, the women like our own daughters and sisters and the males like our own brothers and guide us to wholeheartedly look after them all in meeting their needs.
  
  

• Almighty Allah! Help us help ourselves so that none of-us ever remains deprived of basic education, genuine affluence and religious contentment.
  
  

• Almighty Allah! Help us by Thine Grace Abounding and Mercy Eternal to make our community prosperous, enlightened, progressive, happy and contented and a bright example for others for all times to come.

                                                     (courtesy UMJP)