"MEN WHO ARE AFRAID" -nazeefwrites

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Men who are afraid
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 To those men who does not stop themselves to smell flowers for they are too busy in climbing mountains. To those men who are afraid to show their emotions for the fear of losing their masculinity. My words are for those who always keep themselves occupied in order to finish their target. I dedicate my ink to those men who are afraid to cry out loud. I give my voice to those who are choking themselves day and night. Men who are afraid to watch the sunset of their lives. Men who are afraid to climb mountains or swim in oceans. Men who are been crushed. Men who are being rejected, dejected and dethroned.

Men suffering from diseases. Men who gave up their passion. Men who lost their true companions. Men who are afraid of being unique or different. Men who want to try. Men who want to fly. Men who are afraid to perform. Men whose voices have not gained momentum. Men who are afraid of commitments. Men who are afraid of showing little kindness for it might hurt their heart. Men who want to study rare subjects.

Men who can’t earn enough, live enough. Men who are afraid of time. Men who are unstable. Men who are sexually backward. Men who are mentally retard. Men who are physically poor. Men who are psychologically disturb. Men who are financially deprived. Men who are divorced. Men who are weak. Men who cry at night, creating a pool of tears under their pillows. Men who have been assaulted. Men who do not finds beauty in nature. Men who listen to the thundering sounds of bombs and guns. Men who survive in extreme conditions. Men who are afraid to travel. Men who are frustrated by daily routine. Men who are accustomed to mediocrity. Men who are doubting their sexuality. Men whose eyes speak. Men whose lips are sealed. Men who bleed. Men who are unable to read. Men who are helpless.

Men who are creative. Men who are rebel. Men whose stories are unheard. Men whose works have gone in vain. Men who cannot flee. Men without women. Men without children. Men without family. Men without love. Men who do not cherish but see blemishes of life. Men who want to create change. Men who wish to see change. Men who work hard day and night. Men who are full of art. Men who live with a broken heart. .

My dear men. .

‘Don’t be afraid’.

The thing you fear is nothing but a mere shadow, a mirage that does not exist. The think you are afraid of is nothing but a fiction you create in your mind that does not contain any matter. What are you afraid of? You are running away from your own past when in fact past is gone and shall never return. You are worrying about your future when in fact the future is nonexistent. Something that has not yet arrived. You are afraid of the unknown, the indeterminate and the infinite that is unreal. You are afraid of the time. You are scared of people that they may cripple your wings. You are afraid to expect, to attract and to repel. .

You are not the only inhabitant of this world. There were thousands of men who climbed mountains before you. The world has seen men crossing oceans. The time has witnessed men who were warriors and kings. Men who fought their battles with heroic attitude. Men who wrote volumes under the moon’s light. Men who travelled without fear. We have seen the men who sacrificed their sleep and stability in order to live a basic life filled with wisdom and knowledge. Those men were not afraid even when calamity strike. Those men lived a certain life with vigor and strength. The sheet of history speaks about their enormous capabilities and how they overcame all the difficulties in their life. Men who believed in oneness of Allah and lived a fearless life.
Who were these men? How did they live life? What made them travel? What made them wise? How did they rule the world?

 Thus I have decided that I will be writing a series under the title "men who were not afraid". I will be discussing some of the most important story of heroic men. I hope their stories shall inspire you for it is filled with the nectar of unbounded visions. I will write one episode every week. The series will contain ten episodes. Each episode will be a five minute read.

 I wish my words will travel far and wide. Don’t forget to share the series with your friends and relatives. If you have any questions then kindly leave a comment or DM me on Instagram. [https://www.instagram.com/nazeef_writes/ ]




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  1. Unknown1 December 2017 at 22:02

    A message behind ua article is good. Lot of people depresses, unsatisfied with der lyf, i read ua article Nazeef, it's not a story its trut. It's a emotion of thousands people. Who really afraid of showing the real of them. May be of the society, or may be of the people who make fun of others. My opinion is Allah is the creator of all things. He knows the well about us. But, some tym we flaw through our emotion. If v remind allah and akhirah may be dat feelings won't come in our mind. May allah help all of us who are depressed, who r doubted, and guide us to right path.

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    1. NazeefWrites5 December 2017 at 00:36

      thank you so much for the comment. you are right. most of us are in self doubt. may Allah guide all of us. amen.

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