I did not turn off the lamp while leaving: Baba, I am going

 

I did not turn off the lamp while leaving: Baba, I am going. I will intercede for you with Allah Almighty, you should spend my share of the money in charity and charity. ..... A story about the passing of the 14-year-old daughter of an expensive doctor in Gujranwala that will make you cry too. 14-year-old Fatima was the elder daughter of Dr. Asad. Some time ago, her health started deteriorating. When a check-up was done, it was found that the girl had cancer.  The girl's immediate treatment began. Her father was an expert doctor. He took her to the best and most expensive hospitals in Pakistan. But the side effects of cancer treatment, i.e. chemotherapy, started to affect Fatima and her immune system started to decline rapidly. During this time, Fatima's younger sister's bone marrow was matched. Now hope had awakened, but alas, one day, Fatima's health suddenly deteriorated. Her father was at home. He asked her to call him immediately. The father called the doctors and when they reached her daughter's room, he waved goodbye to them with his hand and called them over. Then he said, "Papa, I am going. You have to take care of Mama. I will intercede for you with Allah." After that, Fatima saw something on the wall in front of her. A few tears came out of her eyes and she said, "Baba, please donate my share of the money to charity." Then Fatima looked at the wall in front of her and started reciting the Kalima and in the next few moments, she became dear to Allah.  .. When Dr. Asad's family came out of the shock of Fatima's death, the doctor started following his daughter's last words. He first started a table in a government hospital where the best food is provided to patients and their families who come from far and wide. Along with this, Dr. Asad helped in establishing a madrasa in Jandiala. The name of this madrasa is Fatima Asad for Girls. It should be remembered that it was also the wish of Dr. Asad's mother to establish a madrasa. Apart from this, at Fatima Memorial Clinic, Dr. Asad checks up patients on a slip of just Rs. 200 and provides free medicines to deserving patients. Dr. Asad says that before Fatima's death, my lifestyle was wonderful. I used to go on vacations in beautiful countries of the world. Even then, people used to die in front of me, but it did not affect me that much. But when my daughter left this world, I came to know what the reality of life is. Now I try to be successful in this world as well and save for the hereafter.  I do. I request all viewers, listeners and readers to remember my daughter's mission and me in your prayers

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