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[quote][quote][quote][quote]------ SMS ------
From: +4479---------
Sent: 10 May 2009 11:35
Subject:        [blue]&quot; D  U  A &quot; Meray Allah!

&quot; D  U  A &quot; Meray Allah! Meri IzaT k Liye Yehi Kafi Hay k Ma Tera Banda Hon.. Aur Meray Fakhar k Liye Yehi Kafi Hay k Tu Mera Parwardigar Hay... Tu Waisa He Hay Jaisa Mein Chahta Hun, Bas Tu Muj Ko Waisa Bana Day Jaisa Tu Chahta Hay... AmeeN Dua By,  HazraT Ali (R.A).[/blue]

Sent from my BlackBerry&#174; wireless device

[purple]ab; plz dont argue about the ref.now am seding from an sms~ and it's not giving a rule of shariah;just a good piece of advice for some polite manners [:)][/purple][/quote]
[blue]I know HazraT Ali (R.A) did not supplicate in Urdu. Many such 'islamic sms' are initiated by mobile companies in India and our Muslim youngsters very enthusiastically forward them without waiting to know its authenticity and without reasoning - -because they are promised reward points from none other than Allah Himself (by the mobile ompanies [:)]) and the mobile companies are the ones actually rewarded.

When We have with us the authentic  supplications taught in the Qur'an and the ones recomended by the Prophet Sallallahu 'alaihi wasallam why should we bother about what Hazrat Ali asked for himself?[/blue][/quote][/quote]

Your absolutely right when you say that all those so called religious messages are fake. I agree with that, but what is qouted above is different. I don't know whether Hazrat Ali said that or not, what ever the case maybe it is immaterial. What you should look at is the supplication it is a good way of expressing one's complete submissiveness to Allah.

And I agree with sister Henna you seem to be arguing at almost everything.[/quote]

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