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Ibn al-Qayyim رحمه الله said:
“Let the judicious be aware that the addicts of desires end up not enjoying them, still they cannot abandon them.”
[Rawdhat al-Muhibbīn | 470]
Ice covered abandoned buildings in Severny region in Komi Republic, Russia, where temperatures can be as low as minus 50C (122°F)
We complain about how Allah doesn’t grant us all of our wishes immediately and yet we fail to thank Him for not punishing us immediately for our mistakes.
I get why people are talking about the whole submarine titanic thing.
It's awful.
But I'm here to address a different boat related tragedy.
One that absolutely breaks my heart.
Where a boat of migrants sank off the coast of Greece.
This boat had 300 Pakistanis and more than 500 Syrians.
The boat was carrying migrants from Afghanistan, Pakistan, Syria and Egypt who were fleeing their countries dire economic conditions.
And we're trying to reach relatives in Europe.
What happened with the submarine is a terrible thing.
I just wish this story got the same coverage.
One is about billionaires the other about people escaping economic disasters.
Both about people losing their lives.
This definitely reminds me of the captain, Carola Rackete, who rescued 42 refugees at sea was facing jail time for her kindness and for helping them—because Italy’s policy was to NOT help refugees at sea.
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There are two completely different standards for rescues at sea, depending on your country of origin and your skin color.
And refugees and asylum seekers from the global south are treated just as badly on land.
These glaring double standards are racism, plain and simple.
And for the record, anyone and everyone from the Greek Coastguard ship who helped sink the boat full of innocent men, women and children need to face a lifetime in prison.
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I first saw God when I was a child, six years of age. The cheeks of the sun were pale before Him, and the earth acted as a shy girl, like me. Divine light entered my heart from His love that did never fully wane, though indeed, dear, I can understand how a person's faith can at times flicker, for what is the mind to do with something that becomes the mind's ruin: a God that consumes us in His grace. I have seen what you want; it is there, a Beloved of infinite tenderness.
Consumed in Grace by St. Catherine of Siena
"كرامتك قبل خرابيط قلبك"
"Self respect over the desires of your heart."
Allah swt's commandments over the desires of the heart>
"كرامتك قبل خرابيط قلبك"
"Self respect over the desires of your heart."