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I have never seen a place whose stillness is like the Masjid	A
A place for those who seek God	A
This is the place I go	B
Where Allah only knows	C
This place is my home	D
Where my heart overflows	C
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I call it the believers' Eden	E
Paradise on Earth it is	F
Illuminating souls with its brightness Light	A
Glad tidings to the believers	G
Of this safe haven thy dwellers	G
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The only place where all are equal	H
Whether rich or poor	I
Hear the adhan echo through its dome	D
Calling to success and prayer in the morn	J
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Behold the house of Al Mu'min	K
The best place to be in this world be it an inn	K
Unity Peace and all it preaches towards companionship	L
In submission we worship	M
The Controller of Heaven and Earth with in His Lordship	M
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Sacred you are With divinity	A
A symbol of strength to the community	A
Full of dhikr that fills the heart with tranquillity	A
Soothing the mind with thy serenity	A
Even in times of adversity	A
You are void of atrocities and immorality	A
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An abode of greatness	N
How do I describe thy Holiness	N
Which prohibits profaneness	N
Preserving equality and Justice	N
Open doors that leads to eternal bliss	N
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Today our Masjid stands half empty	A
No more a place of plenty	A
Yet its ours for free no charge for entry	A
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It doors are open people go inside	A
For all are welcome and in peace reside	A
I place my head on the ground	A
Then raise my hands up to the sky	O
For Allah have the answers to all my why	O
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Just a building you say	N
But more than what you see Nay	N
A community which defines brotherhood	A
Where no one can will ever feel alone	P
With imperfections we strive	Q
Attaining the pleasure of Ar Rabb Our drive	Q

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