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An Imam in Gaza who leads Taraweeh Prayers said,
"There& #39;s a person who has a Down Syndrome but always attends taraweeh in the first row. Because of his syndrome his voice can be loud sometimes, and other times, he does rukoo& #39; and sujood without the imam.
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"There& #39;s a person who has a Down Syndrome but always attends taraweeh in the first row. Because of his syndrome his voice can be loud sometimes, and other times, he does rukoo& #39; and sujood without the imam.
#Ramazan
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When I raise from rukoo& #39; and say [Sami& #39;Allaahu liman Hamidah] (Allah listens to whom praises Him), that person innocently cries out loud [Do you hear me Allah?] and when we do sujood, he innocently cries out loud [I love you Allah!]
I cannot hide my tears after salah. Someone asked me what& #39;s wrong, and I told him that, that person with Down Syndrome worships Allah better than us; it is truly us who are down.
He deals with Allah as if he sees Him! That is Ihsaan. He doesn& #39;t just worship Allah; he LOVES Allah! May we worship Allah with better love, sincerity and of course, authenticity. Ameen!
