Farzona Hoshimova
(What Happened?)
This year (2023), my father, my grandmother, and my 14-year-old daughter Mohigul went on the Umrah pilgrimage together. Such an incident happened at the Tashkent airport that you will not believe. Mohigul could not go on Umrah due to a problem with his passport.
Hearing this news, my grandmother and Mohigul lamented to Allah. Mohigul says, “Oh my God, I finished the Quran for you, don’t you call me to the bayt, do you hate me?” My grandmother used to shout and cry while looking at the sky, saying, “Oh God, do you hear this baby crying, you are here, and show your presence once again, you are kind to the kind, O God.” They say, “It’s easy for you to open your own roads to Baytin.” Seeing my grandmother and Mohigul crying, even foreign tourists asked what was going on. Mohigul said that he could not go to the verse of Allah in his own language.
They continued to observe whether they understood these words. At that time, the elder Kamoliddin said that it was impossible for him to come and he would bring his family members in October and said, “If you don’t call your son, your grandson will stay at the airport.” “It wasn’t right, I think you’ll take it home,” they cried.
Until my brother Akmal came, Grandmother Mohigul took her things from her bag and said, “Daughter, I will definitely take you to the house of God next month. Don’t be upset, God will do what he said.” Mohigul also got used to it and said, “Okay, you guys should come.
Allah did not call me. If he wants, I will go next month,” he looked sadly at the sky and whispered, “you can do anything.” The airport employee, who was watching them, came to my grandmother and said, “There is still a way, but you are too late.” Trust in Allah, if you go to the place I told you and stamp your passport, your grandson will be allowed to fly.
But you have 50 minutes. If you are late, you will also be left behind.” At that moment, brother Akmal arrived, took the passports of my grandmother and daughter, and called an acquaintance from Tashkent. He came quickly.
They took the passports and went to the said office. Due to the large number of cars on the road, he was stuck in traffic for a long time. Brother Akmal wanted to go on foot. But the driver didn’t sleep. “Hold on, the roads will open now, we’ll get there soon,” he said.
The roads were opened and they went back and stamped the seal. Arrived at the airport in 10 minutes. Everyone was very happy to see them. As Mohigul hugged her father and said goodbye, her father gently said to her, “You see, daughter, even if you have money, it’s difficult if Allah doesn’t open the way, so come with your beautiful prayer.”
As they said goodbye, Mohigul remembered something. he ran to say thank you. He found the man and thanked you, may Allah be pleased with you. Then he asked me, I have a son with disabilities. He prayed in front of Allah’s verse and asked for healing.
Mohigul said that I will certainly pray. After 6 hours, they reached the city of Madinah. There, they visited the holy shrines of our Prophet, S.A.W. They performed Tawaf 7 times and then returned to the hotel.
Nahidul didn’t sleep at night and thought that if I go tomorrow, I will be lucky enough to catch the Kaba. In the morning, everyone had breakfast and went to visit the Kaba. The miracle of Allah is so great that even the soldier who was guarding the Kaba asked twice, “Imam Al Bukhari?” answered.
Then the soldier let them pass to the Kaba. So they were lucky enough to catch the Kaba and pray under the hymn of gratitude.During her visit, Mohigul continuously blessed everyone, those who helped him, especially the disabled child of the driver’s brother.
After their 14-day pilgrimage, they arrived home safely. We all welcomed with joy. I also wanted to see Kabatullah because Mohigul was so excited and was crying so much. We all joined him in crying. May we all be blessed to visit Kabatullah.
Farzona Hoshimova.
She is a student of the 7th “D” class of Erkin Vahidov creative school in Margilan city.
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