" Hajjah Amina' s Baraka " by Hajjah Naziha Kabbani.

Every Jumu' ah a man would bring for Hajjah Amina, the shoulder part from a baby lamb to use the meat for her family meal. She would use it for the entire week little by little to cook, until to the following Friday. The shoulder had a very small amount of meat. With Allah' s blessings and from her baraka, she have used the meat of that shoulder piece providing as ground meat and the left over of the bones cooked throughout the week. Hajjah Amina would cook using just a normal-sized pot for her family and her numerous guests.

She gave a task of a holy chore to her eldest daughter and son, Hajjah Naziha and Hajj Mehmet. There were poor people in Damascus, not homeless, but they were old and had no family. They were unable to work or to prepare their food. So, every night before dinner, Hajj Mehmet and Hajjah Naziha would go and feed people before they would eat. Hajj Mehmet would take food for 5-6 old men, and Hajjah Naziha would take food for 5-6 old women. These people all lived in different houses; some lived in the mountains and some lived close to the mosque. Hajjah Najiha and her brother would spend an hour each day delivering the food before they could eat their meal. Masha' Allah they were happy.

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Permalink Reply by Sufi Kids on November 7, 2010 at 3:43am

So true too all comments made by on this discussion board.
Fatiha for Hajjah Amina. Ameen.

Bashirah visionaire786 said:

Subhanallah. A very good show and ideology of good parenting don't you think. Also a good reminder for ourselfs as adults.In being more giving and sharing. Especially for telling children. When they want to turn round and tell u they dont want something you've just cooked, just bcos their not too keen on that particular food. although they havn't even tasted the way it has been cooked.Then Low n Behold they will eat it and even want more... I will definately share this with my 2 children.Especially the one i just mentioned te he... And Yes her book on our blessed prophet p.b.u.h is very interesting and enlightening,almost too much to Digest at times,In a Good Way.
Like to add, that Many may agree I think Hajjah Amina through our dreams is Still counselling people.Mashallah, May Allah Bless her and give her Much more Baraka and enlightment.Ameen

Permalink Reply by Sandal on March 13, 2011 at 10:17am

We love you for sharing this and hope to imbibe such qualities to help poor , be kind and inspire others to follow Insha Allah Ameen

Permalink Reply by Fehmida on July 27, 2011 at 10:49am

Asslamalikum thankyou all for sharing your comments mashalla. Although Ive never met Hajjah Amina by seeing her picture mashalla it says a thousands of words. Subhanallah!:)

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