Contrast!
Posted on February 5, 2011 by nahida the Exiled Palestinian |
Rabbis circle occupied Palestine while praying to ward off the swine flu virus Rabbis praying in the STOLEN Ibrahimi Mosque in Al- Khalil Compare it with this: Muslims praying in the street of Alexandria during Ramadan Can you feel the difference?
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Equal Rights for serial killers, and for their victims ???
. Equal Rights for serial killers, and for their victims ??? Can anyone see some ethical flaws with that? I have no authority to speak in the name of all Palestinians, but I have previously stated that I personally DO NOT wish the zionist murderers, those of whom who were directly or indirectly involved in [...]
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WHY??
WHY?? The New Ten Commandments: 1) Thou shall not criticize Israel 2) Thou shall revere the holocaust with all thy heart 3) Thou shall have no doubt in your heart of the number 6 million 4) Thou shall not compare the unique suffering of the Jews with any other 5) Thou shall honour Israel’s right [...]
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A call for those zionists who wish to save their souls
A call for those zionists who wish to save their souls You have come from far away countries, occupied our land by force and terror, oppressed our people with your might and power, furthermore, instead of showing good will or remorse and a sincere desire to befriend and live in peace with your neighbours; [...]
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Some thoughts on Resistance, Hamas, and the future of Palestine
Posted on September 13, 2008 by nahida the Exiled Palestinian |
Some Thoughts on Resistance I have befriended and cooperated with many Quakers over the years, and I deeply admire their commitment to peace, and the time and efforts that they give towards achieving this goal However, there is a fundamental issue that tends to be misjudged and miscalculated by those lovely, compassionate and [...]
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About Islam
About Islam “What does Islam mean to you?” people ask Islam is an Arabic word that shares the same root (slm) with the words “salam” and “Istislam” Where “salam” means: peace, and “Istislam” means: submission Therefore, Islam means: achieving peace through submission to God Islam consequently is nothing but total devotion and [...]
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Muslim Women… The Real Oppression
Posted on November 16, 2007 by nahida the Exiled Palestinian |
Muslim Women… The Real Oppression I find it really outrageous and inconceivable to watch this fierce campaign rallying in “defence” of “our rights”, the rights of Muslim women, such as the recent staging of the Islamo-fascist Awareness Week in USA sponsored by David Horowitz. What disturbs and frustrates me about this impious [...]
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The Question of Suffering
Posted on August 7, 2007 by nahida the Exiled Palestinian |
This is an excerpt from a dialogue (through exchange of emails) written to my friend Sam, when he asked me about suffering http://www.informationclearinghouse.info/article18555.htm http://www.haloscan.com/comments/tf2777/article18555_htm/#190357 The Question of Suffering How could an Intelligent Being allow such cruelty? A most valid, most important, and most relevant question. To start with, [...]
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The Question of Suffering – part 2: poems
Posted on August 7, 2007 by nahida the Exiled Palestinian |
Hidden dimensions My first son Hassan Was born on April the 9th You might think So what… why are you saying it With such a gloomy tune What is wrong with 9th of April? You have to be a Palestinian To understand For on the 9th of April 1948 The massacre [...]
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My hajj experience
Posted on January 22, 2007 by nahida the Exiled Palestinian |
My hajj experience: Humbled by the sheer number of people, their dedication, sincerity, and longing, enriched by the rainbow of eager fervent faces celebrating the entire humanity, empowered by an invisible bond of spiritual brotherhood, love, and togetherness; all in a state of total devotion, adoration and gratitude to The One Most Loving Creator. [...]
