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I love when we Islamify the gym every Ramadan. Just a bunch of Muslims gymming right after breaking fast
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In the name of Islam, I implore you and your kind heart to share this post about my sick daughter, Iman. I ask you, by God Almighty, not to ignore it. 🙏
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I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
please help ahed!!
I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
please help ahed!!
I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
please help ahed!!
I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
please help ahed!!
I will not forgive anyone who sees this post and does not support me with a single word and ignores me.
I write these words with profound sadness and grief after learning today from the doctors that my daughter, Iman, needs medication to reduce the calcium content in her bones so they can be easily cut during her difficult surgery, and that she must be evacuated from Gaza as soon as possible. Due to the lack of resources, medical equipment, and supplies, Iman must be airlifted abroad.
All I'm trying to do is raise as many donations as possible to get my daughter Iman treatment abroad before it's too late. Please support us and donate now. Your donation will give us hope for my daughter treatment and will help us stay and give my daughter Iman a childhood like other children in the world so we can get out of here. Donate now.
Dear reader, pause for a moment. Put down whatever is in your hands and take a deep breath, then read about children in Gaza who face the deadly cold with nothing but their fragile bodies. Israel’s blockade on reconstruction materials has turned weak tents into slow graves, offering no protection from wind or harsh winter nights. This winter alone, at least 18 children have frozen to death because they were denied the most basic human right: real shelter.
These are not passing tragedies or just numbers in a breaking news headline. What is happening is the direct result of a siege that prevents homes from being rebuilt and leaves families at the mercy of the cold. Children are dying in silence, not under bombardment, but while shivering inside tents, as the world watches and justifies. Silence here is not neutrality; it is participation in the crime.
I am a father from Gaza, and this story is not distant from me. My daughters go to sleep every night shivering from the cold, just like those children who never woke up again. I watch their breathing and fear that I may lose one of them by morning. If you are able to help, your support and donations could mean warmth, safety, and perhaps life for my children. End the siege. Free Palestine.
Vetted#624
Dear reader, pause for a moment. Put down whatever is in your hands and take a deep breath, then read about children in Gaza who face the deadly cold with nothing but their fragile bodies. Israel’s blockade on reconstruction materials has turned weak tents into slow graves, offering no protection from wind or harsh winter nights. This winter alone, at least 18 children have frozen to death because they were denied the most basic human right: real shelter.
These are not passing tragedies or just numbers in a breaking news headline. What is happening is the direct result of a siege that prevents homes from being rebuilt and leaves families at the mercy of the cold. Children are dying in silence, not under bombardment, but while shivering inside tents, as the world watches and justifies. Silence here is not neutrality; it is participation in the crime.
I am a father from Gaza, and this story is not distant from me. My daughters go to sleep every night shivering from the cold, just like those children who never woke up again. I watch their breathing and fear that I may lose one of them by morning. If you are able to help, your support and donations could mean warmth, safety, and perhaps life for my children. End the siege. Free Palestine.
Vetted#624
A Palestinian baby named Dua Qishta is suffering from severe swelling in her body, reaching a stage where it makes breathing difficult and directly threatens her life. Her small body can no longer endure, and her condition is rapidly worsening amid the lack of proper medical treatment inside Gaza, while time passes and the danger grows closer.
Dua is currently hospitalized at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, where doctors are doing everything they can with extremely limited resources. Her condition urgently requires medical transfer outside Gaza, as the necessary specialized treatment is not available. Any delay could cost the life of a child who has known nothing from this world but pain.
As I read about Dua, I could not separate her story from that of my daughter, Iman. Iman suffers from a deformity in her right foot and needs a complex surgical operation that cannot be performed inside Gaza. She must receive treatment outside Gaza in order to walk normally. The fear I live with for Iman is the same fear Dua’s family is living today. Gaza’s children are not asking for the impossible, only for a real chance at treatment and life before their stories turn into yet another tragedy.
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Verified!
Gazavetters #624!
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My dear friend, have a little mercy for our innocent children. Just a comment and a share.🙏
A Palestinian baby named Dua Qishta is suffering from severe swelling in her body, reaching a stage where it makes breathing difficult and directly threatens her life. Her small body can no longer endure, and her condition is rapidly worsening amid the lack of proper medical treatment inside Gaza, while time passes and the danger grows closer.
Dua is currently hospitalized at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, where doctors are doing everything they can with extremely limited resources. Her condition urgently requires medical transfer outside Gaza, as the necessary specialized treatment is not available. Any delay could cost the life of a child who has known nothing from this world but pain.
As I read about Dua, I could not separate her story from that of my daughter, Iman. Iman suffers from a deformity in her right foot and needs a complex surgical operation that cannot be performed inside Gaza. She must receive treatment outside Gaza in order to walk normally. The fear I live with for Iman is the same fear Dua’s family is living today. Gaza’s children are not asking for the impossible, only for a real chance at treatment and life before their stories turn into yet another tragedy.
please donate
Please help Aahed and Iman! please donate!
Verified!
Gazavetters #624!
A Palestinian baby named Dua Qishta is suffering from severe swelling in her body, reaching a stage where it makes breathing difficult and directly threatens her life. Her small body can no longer endure, and her condition is rapidly worsening amid the lack of proper medical treatment inside Gaza, while time passes and the danger grows closer.
Dua is currently hospitalized at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, where doctors are doing everything they can with extremely limited resources. Her condition urgently requires medical transfer outside Gaza, as the necessary specialized treatment is not available. Any delay could cost the life of a child who has known nothing from this world but pain.
As I read about Dua, I could not separate her story from that of my daughter, Iman. Iman suffers from a deformity in her right foot and needs a complex surgical operation that cannot be performed inside Gaza. She must receive treatment outside Gaza in order to walk normally. The fear I live with for Iman is the same fear Dua’s family is living today. Gaza’s children are not asking for the impossible, only for a real chance at treatment and life before their stories turn into yet another tragedy.
please donate
Please help Aahed and Iman! please donate!
Please help the children of Gaza, please help the injured.💔
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A Palestinian baby named Dua Qishta is suffering from severe swelling in her body, reaching a stage where it makes breathing difficult and directly threatens her life. Her small body can no longer endure, and her condition is rapidly worsening amid the lack of proper medical treatment inside Gaza, while time passes and the danger grows closer.
Dua is currently hospitalized at Nasser Hospital in Khan Younis, where doctors are doing everything they can with extremely limited resources. Her condition urgently requires medical transfer outside Gaza, as the necessary specialized treatment is not available. Any delay could cost the life of a child who has known nothing from this world but pain.
As I read about Dua, I could not separate her story from that of my daughter, Iman. Iman suffers from a deformity in her right foot and needs a complex surgical operation that cannot be performed inside Gaza. She must receive treatment outside Gaza in order to walk normally. The fear I live with for Iman is the same fear Dua’s family is living today. Gaza’s children are not asking for the impossible, only for a real chance at treatment and life before their stories turn into yet another tragedy.
please donate
Please help Aahed and Iman! please donate!