Communicate. Even when it’s uncomfortable or uneasy. One of the best ways to heal, is simply getting everything out.
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Communicate. Even when it’s uncomfortable or uneasy. One of the best ways to heal, is simply getting everything out.
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Because you won’t see this on the news today.
That’s the whole problem with science. You’ve got a bunch of empiricists trying to describe things of unimaginable wonder.
Bill Watterson, The Complete Calvin and Hobbes (via purplebuddhaproject)
May Allah bless my parents, they taught my brother how to cook, do his own laundry, clean his room, do his share of house chores. They taught him to respect women, treat them as an equal and never disregard their opinion. All of this and he’s 13 years old ma shaa Allah, they raised him like the rest of us and didn’t treat him special just because he’s the only boy with four sisters in the family. They did not shy away from teaching him what periods are, why it’s okay to see women eat during Ramadan and pregnancy. My mother and father both sat him down to talk about them like they did with my sister and I because believe it or not kids his age already have an idea but no one to discuss with. They got all of us comfortable to ask questions about human sexuality instead of learning false information that we pick up from surrounding. Sometimes when we’re too young to discuss a topic they’ll give a brief summary and discuss it further as we age. I thank them for that because my sister and I grew up very well educated and aware, I’m glad they’re doing the same with my brother no exceptions. Education is key, do not be ashamed, don’t follow cultural norms that develop gender superiority and ignorance.
I feel like I have to reblog this again because it’s Ramadan and grown ass men can’t handle watching a woman on her period eat, going on about how it’ll make their weak ass hungry and that it’s disrespectful while their own mothers and sisters are in the kitchen all day cooking iftar while fasting.
Not only did this shooter ruin the lives of many people but he ruined the lives of most LBGTQA Muslims. He ruined the lives of every Muslim, who is now put into the stereotype of homophobic.
Allah says in the Quran, “Whoever kills a person [unjustly]…it is as though he has killed all mankind.”
No matter you religion, ethnicity, sexual orientation, or status. Muslims are taught to not discriminate and act in kindness towards all.
I stand with all of those who had been affected in last nights attack. My prayers and solidarity are with you Orlando.
Muslims are taught not to discriminate against people with a different sexual orientation?
Most muslims are NOT taught that. As a matter of fact, cultural homophobia is reasserted by stories of the destruction of qawm Lut and when wallah bros carry on with their anti homosexual slurs i rarely see any muslim correct it. Lets stop acting like muslims are the victims here.
These are facts that you’re saying. I would just like to say that Islam teaches Muslims not to discriminate. Of course this is neglected in our ummah and shamed in cultural back grounds. But you’re totally right and I thank you for bringing this forward.
I had a gun aimed to my head two times in a month’s period on my trip to my west bank, First time was a check point, it was hot, as usual and the isrealis in the booth were chatting and having a lunch break, while I sketched in my sketch book, as a man with a very pregnant wife began to complain that we’ve been waiting and forced to stand for over three hours, an Israeli officer started to yell that he’ll shoot him and his wife if he didn’t shut up. and being who I am as a person, forgetting that I have lost all my rights as a human being due to my race, I ignored the clear “no video or photo recording ” sign, and tried to be swift about it, a soldier not much older than myself saw me before I knew it he had his gun pointed to me speaking broken Arabic calling me a savage bitch, I froze, holding breathe. I wasn’t use to this kind of thing, most people think I’d be, since the stereotypes of Detroit, but it wasn’t like this, never like this. I saw his expression soften as he looked down to the sketch book loosely held in my arms, opened to a sketch of captian America, magneto, and black panther. “You’re not from around here are you?” He says in perfect English.“No.“I reply with my heart in my throat “where from?” “Detroit.all my life” “Chicago! Oh man it’s a small world” “yeah” my voice shakes, his gun lowered but his finger still plays with the trigger. I say my prayers beneath my breathe “Oh man, like you’re a really good artist-” he begins to start small talk, I reply with “yes, no, yeah, oh.” And soon his small talk turns into flirting in the most disturbing ways. “Your papers say you’re from hebron, I’m gonna be in that sector in a few days, you know, protecting good nice people like yourself from the bad ones, you’re not like most the of the ones here” he avoids calling Palestinians people I notice. He stays there making small talk and flirting with me, someone clearly who was terrified , his hand never left the gun. I leave unharmed. Second time, weeks later, I go through a search point metal detector, it goes off and the gates behind me and infront close, I look back hearing a woman scream as I notice a gun pointed to me a few feet away, I look back again and notice my father terrified, out of panic I scream in perfect English “my hands are up! I’m clean! I’m an born American citizen, From Detroit Michigan!” Another man behind the desk asks in broken heavy English “tourist?” “Yes.” Iie, clearly not. “Let her through, I think she’s Indian, they all look the same at this point” he says in Hebrew, I act like I didn’t understand and hand him my passport as he winked when he grabbed it. I’ve been wondering, for the week I’ve been back in America, would I still be here if I wasn’t privileged with an American born citizenship. Then I remember people telling me 12 people got shot in the first check point I went to within a months time, and 23 in the other. The answer is no. I wouldn’t have.
My Universe Is You by Abi Ashra (Tumblr)
And from whom do you get jealous, while you’re the most beautiful amongst them?
Everything can be denied, but the smell of a woman we love. كلُّ شيء يمكن تكذيبه إلا رائحة امرأة ٍ نحبُّها
Nizar Qabbani (via nizariat)
What tortures me the most in language is that it isn’t enough for you, and what bothers me the most in the writing is that it can’t write you.
Nizar Qabbani (via nizariat)
ركز على مزحهم تعرف داخلهم اتجاهكك..
“Pay attention to their jokes, that will lead you to their intentions.” (via noorehh)
To know and not do is not yet to know.
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Al Souq Al-Arabi, Khartoum.
One of my neighbours slipped this under my door while I was practising, I thought they were going to make a noise complaint but they just had a request. I played it with my windows open and I heard really loud clapping come from a balcony a few stories up which was super lovely. I’m in such a lovely mood now it’s so nice to be appreciated.
Care about what other people think and you will always be their prisoner.
Lao Tzu (via purplebuddhaproject)