Among the countless creatures of Allah, one of them is the spider"

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Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuhu.

I hope that everyone is well, healthy, living happily with their families. I am very well, Alhamdulillah, with your prayers, healthy, strong, with my family, and with my parents.


The topic that I will talk about in front of you today is "Among the countless creatures of Allah, one of them is the spider"


Today is the holy Friday. The day of the weekly festival of the Muslim religion.

I am an Imam by profession. So according to my daily routine, today too, I offer the Fajr prayer and sit on the balcony of the mosque and recite Surah Yasin,

I see many spider webs or nests on the walls and roof of the mosque.

So it occurred to me that I would write about the spider captured on camera in my gallery.

Spiders are one of the countless creations of Allah.


There are also different types of spiders. Their job is to weave webs on the roofs of houses, on the sides and on the walls, wherever they find a little space. Especially in houses where people do not live or travel less, spiders will fill the roofs, roofs, and walls of those houses with webs. Truly, the great creator has created so many things for humans in this world.

Every creation of the creator is necessary for humans, although we as humans cannot realize it. This spider also benefits us a lot. And yes, let me tell you another thing, the creator has revealed his best book, "Al-Quran", which is the best book in the world.


In that best book, Al-Quran, the great creator has revealed a different surah about this spider.

Which is called "Suratul Ankabut" (سوره العنكبوت)

This Surah was revealed in Mecca, its verse number is 69.

Indeed, the spider is an important creation among Allah's creations, so its discussion has taken place in the world's best book, the Quran.

Every creation of the great Creator is incredibly beautiful to see.

The beauty of each creation is unique.

Even my Creator does not know how beautiful he is. I am ending here today.


I would like to thank those who have taken the trouble to read this article of mine.

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