Nobility of Sayyiduna Abu Darda رضی اللہ تعالٰی عنہ - Dawat-e-Islami

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Nobility of Sayyidunā Abū Dardā
completed it. She also set out with Madanī Qāfilaĥ of Islamic
sisters.
She herself has reported in writing that she had been feeling
some pain during breathing before travelling with Madanī
Qafīlaĥ but it gradually diminished by virtue of Madanī Qafīlaĥ.
She also donated her jewellery valuing 38,000 PKR to Dawat-e-
Islami. She used to serve Madanī Qāfilaĥs in her home with
utmost hospitality. After two years to her marriage, on the 26 th
of Ramadan, 1430 A.H., at the time of ‘Aṣr Ṣalāĥ, her medical
‏’يَا ! َ مَدد ‘ proclaim condition deteriorated. She began to
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غوث
i.e. ‘Yā-Ghauš! Help me’ loudly and recited Kalimaĥ Ṭayyibaĥ
ّٰ
ُ ّٰ َ ٰ
حمُ‏ ‏َم ا . She was immediately taken to the
‏َلۡ‏
ا
ا اِ‎ اِهل
ُ
‏َّس ُ و ۡ ل
‏َّد ٌ ر
hospital. But she could not survive and passed away. Her last
ُ ّٰ َ
words were:
َ اِهلٰ‏
. اِ‎ ا حمُ‏ ‏َم
‏َّس ُ و ۡ ل ُ ا‏ّٰ‏
‏َّد ٌ ر
It has been reported by Sayyidunā Mu’āż Bin Jabal
that the Holy Prophet ٖ
said, ‘One whose last
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words are ا is dweller of Paradise.’ (Sunan Abī Dāwūd,
اِ‎ اِهل
Kitāb-ul-Janāiz, Bāb fil-Talqīn, pp. 255, vol. 3, Ḥadīš 3116)
Even at the time of her death, she was robed in Madanī veil.
Her younger brother, whilst describing the last moments of her
life, said that when she was wrapped up in cloth in the hospital
her hands were straightened and placed at the sides of her
body. However, when Islamic sisters un-wrapped her for Ghusl
(Ritual Bath), her hands were found folded like that in the