" Young Hajjah Naziha Helped Her Parents" by Hajjah Naziha Kabbani.

When Hajjah Najiha was young, she would help her mother, Her Eminence Hajjah Amina Adil (May Allah Subhana Ta 'ala raise her soul even higher) in holy service. Tomatoes and cucumbers, zattar and olive oil, cheese and bread, and eggs would be served by Hajjah Amina Haqqani and Hajjah Naziha for the people going for Hajj. They would serve breakfast for the 40-60 people every morning who were going on Hajj with H.E. Mawlana Shaykh Nazim. Before attending the Hajj, the Shaykh and murids would visit many of the holy maqams in Damascus. There they would visit the Ahl el-Bayt, (the family of the Prophet (saw)), his daughters and grandchildren and Bilal (ra), and many others, especially Sayyida Zainab (ra). It also includes the maqam al-Arba' een (the place of the forty living Saints), the Ashab al-Kahf (Companions of the Cave), and Mugharat ad-Dem (The Cave of Blood, where Qabil killed Habil).

When Hajjah Naziha was ten years old she would help her parents by guiding the visiting murids around the city of Damascus. She would not lose any of the murids. She would go to the front of the group and say, " Don't run." Then she would go to the back and say, " Go slow, " and that way she would not lose any people. She would tell the bus driver who was taking them around, " Don' t rush, I have a lot of people," she would not leave without the stragglers.

One woman was intending to go on Hajj was elderly and very big. She could not move very well, and they did not know how to get her in the bus. Hajjah Naziha figured it out. She told the elderly lady to take a step up and then grab the bar on the bus, and then Hajjah Naziha lifted her other foot up onto the step. The lady was very happy and said, " No one knows how to get me on the bus, but this little girl who has a big mind."

Masha' Allah.............!!

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Permalink Reply by Nasreen B. Holt on August 2, 2009 at 6:48pm

Assalaamu Alaikum...!! May Allah bless you, more and always with all your incredible good examples....

Getting to know you, I feel so close to you in my heart. There are so much to learn from you as life goes on alhamdulillah !! I came across to know even more close to you as time passing by, your useful advice, your
sweet words, your good deeds and your dua helps me to see, what I needed to be seen masha Allah....!!

May Allah give you long life !! May Allah bless you, bless our Sultanul Awliyah, bless our Mawlana, and
bless the entire family as well ....!!

love and dua,
Sister Nasreen.

Permalink Reply by Oumal Khayr on November 2, 2009 at 10:55am

Assalam Aleikoum ya Hajjah Naziha! Thank you for sharing this part of your life with us. Please share more and teach us more. I have never had a chance to meet your mother, Her Eminence Hajjah Amina Adil (May Allah Subhana Ta 'ala raise her soul even higher). Stories like this make me feel closer to her, to you and your family. May Allah bless you all, give you a long life and health. Amine...

Permalink Reply by Rabi'a on November 2, 2009 at 12:58pm

Thank you Hajja Naziha for this delightful story. How sweet it is.

Permalink Reply by Nasreen B. Holt on November 2, 2009 at 2:51pm

Salaam SIster Rabia,

Masha' Allah, thank you for sharing your beautiful thoughts...!!
May Allah bless upon you with His love of Barakah....!!

love and dua,
Sister Nasreen

Permalink Reply by Nasreen B. Holt on November 2, 2009 at 3:03pm

Salaam Sister Oumou-Khairy,

Alhamdulillah, thank you for your kind and sweet words. I felt the same way
as you feel sister. Thank you again for sharing your feelings. May Allah (swt)
bless your heart with His shining lights of Rahma...,,!!

love and dua,
Sister Nasreen.

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