Slave Oppressors (poem) by Kazeem A Badrudeen on AuthorsDen

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Slave Oppressors by Kazeem A Badrudeen Sunday, December 19, 2010 Not rated by the Author. Share Print Save Become a Fan
How powerful truly are those who love and served his kingdom with the whole being of their power? How majestic is his name shouted on by billions of his slaves that lay before him for his mercy? Does he not gave us this power to trust, believe, and served his kingdom? What rights do we then have has his slave to oppress our fellow slave’s mates? Without him what knowledge do we have? To found with him, we must seek greater knowledge of his holly book (Quran).

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