Y is for Yumna
“Why is Bhabhi praying now? The panditji will
be here any minute for the pooja.”
“She`s reciting a prayer for Ma- I think it’s called a Fatiha.”
“But why? Ma is a Hindu- that too a Brahmin!”
Yumna folded her prayer mat and smiled, “Are you worried that
Allah will grant her jannant instead of Bhagwan welcoming
her in swarg?”
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During the pooja, Yumna should light a candle also
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ReplyDelete@ SG Prayers can take any form
ReplyDelete@Rajeev Thank you
Lovely. Ek Omkaar Satnaam.
ReplyDeleteHow do you manage such depth in short fiction? I'm a fan. Teach me please:)
@ Arti Ek Omkaar ! If only people understand.
ReplyDeleteSuch a profound post that reveals that all prayers go to the same place!
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@Deepti Thank you- they do
ReplyDeleteThis is a lovely piece :-)
ReplyDeleteGods and prayers symbolise the same power!
How nicely you weave such deep and impactful messages in a few lines. I need to learn this art from you.
ReplyDelete@Pradeep- Thank you. Yes unfortunately we often fail to see that
ReplyDelete@Ira Thank you dear Ira. Coming from a prolific writer as you- means a lot :-) I love your poems