“Real men should not die on bed”, he used to say. The man of these words died on the night of August 31, 2008 while he was guarding our corn crops against pigs in a small village of Khyber Pukhtoon Khawa (Ex-NWFP) – Pakistan. He was alone at a distance from home. A heart attack and no help or medical aid ended up in his death at the age of 68. His family came to know about this tragedy early next morning.
Muhammad Ibrahim Khan – My father, was a real man. He was born in 1940 at the home of a typical Pathan of NWFP- Pakistan. Married to his first cousin. He left behind 7 sons and 2 daughters.
You are requested to kindly remember him in your prayers especially at the time of Iftar. Some of my friends will offer Umra for him. Some has read whole Quran for him. You are also requested to confirm your prayers.
Sob7an Allah.. all these Muslims chosen to pass in the holy month.. my aunt, grandmother and distant aunt, all died in Ramadan as well..
Allah yer7amhoum ajm3een ya rabb, wa'yehdehoum jannat al'fidows..
Akhi.. I don't what words I can use to offer you comfort..May Allah make this rough time easy for you and your family--wa; inna lilah wa'inna ilyhi raji3oon..
I am truly sorry for your loss..
May Allah (swt) illuminate his grave and grant him Jannatul Firdaws, may He forgive him his sins and keep him in a state of contentment until the Last Day. Ameen!
Inna Lillahi Wa Inna Illahi Rajoon
Its Hard Without a Father
May Allah Forgive All his Sins And Reward Him With Jannatul Firdaws Amiin
And also Amiiin To all The Dua's
And as for the onewho fears standing in front of His Lord and restrainsthe soul from impure evil desires and lusts, verily, Paradise will be his abode [79:40-41]
Accept my deep & sincere condolences to you and your family. May Allah grant you all sabr-e-jameel and imaan, and make his next journey easy and comfortable. (Ameen)
I am sorry to hear about your loss. I was not online much for the past two or 3 weeks and just now catching up.
I just noticed your father was born in the same year I was. somehow that makes me feel closer to him and understand some about his life and times. I am certain he felt blessed to have a son who loved him and may you find peace in knowing that he was probably well prepared for his last hours.
Ajrokum Minallah, Ajrokum Minallah!
Thank you all for your kind words. It really counts.
he was probably well prepared for his last hours.
Yeah you are right. Only 3 days before his death my mom (mother of 9) was seriously ill and her way back to home from hospital she said to my dad, "I may leave very soon as these illnesses will take me with them." My father told her, "You are going nowhere. I'll die first as its our family tradition that men go first." To this my mom said, "You are, mashallh, in perfect health. You will take 6 months in fadding away if you fell ill. Where as i am already at the verge of death." My father said, " Just wait and see, u don't know what i know."
I know no one knows his death in advance but he was a man or firm Emman - A REAL MAN.
Please do remember him in your prayers.
Thank you All - LI Family (as i say it)
Aaj aik our baras beet gia us kay baghair...
(Today,without him, another year has been passed away) :'(
31st Aug 2008 was the worst day of my life when I learnt how difficult and painful is losing someone thatis very special and means a world to you. That day I lost the most influential personality - my DAD!
Yesterday was his first death anneversary. Throughout this year I've been thinking: What are the possible ways that I can benefit him, even after his death, and he could be somehow told that He is NOT forgoton! My prays still remember him.
May I request all of you to please pray for him, that Allah S.W.T may raise his ranks in Janatul Firdous and may he rest in peace. And Allah may make us the mean for his Bukhshish, Inshallah.
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