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@jaharrrr
Okay, here’s how to send Jahar books
So, if you want to send Jahar books, you go to Amazon, and click on the book you want to send him. Some books have the “send as a gift” option, but not all of them do. If you don’t see the option, when you put the book in your cart, and when you’re ready to check out, it will ask you “ship to this address,” whatever address you have there (your home address, P.O. box, etc) shows up. Under that it will say, “Add a new address”. Click it and put Jahar’s address there.
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Thank you, your Honor, for giving me an opportunity to speak. I would like to begin in the name of Allah, the exalted and glorious, the most gracious, the most merciful, “Allah” among the most beautiful names. Any act that does not begin in the name of God is separate from goodness. This is the blessed month of Ramadan, and it is the month of mercy from Allah to his creation, a month to ask forgiveness of Allah and of this creaion, a month to express gratitutde to Allah and to his creation. It’s the month of reconciliation, a month of patience, a month during which hearts change. Indeed, a month of many blessings. The Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said if you have not thanked the people, you have not thanked God. So I would like to first thank my attorneys, whose who sit at this table, the table behind me, and many more behind the scenes. They have done much good for me, from my family. They made my life the last two years very easy. I cherish their company. They’re lovely companions. I thank you. I would like to thank those who took time out of their daily lives to come and testify on my behalf despite the pressure. I’d like to thank the jury for their service, and the Court. The Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said that if you do not — if you are not merciful to Allah’s creation, Allah will not be merciful to you, so I’d like to now apologize to the victims, to the survivors. Immediately after the bombing, which I am guilty of — if there’s any lingering doubt about that, let there be no more. I did do it along with my brother — I learned of some of the victims. I learned their names, their faces, their age. And throughout this trial more of those victims were given names, more of those victims had faces, and they had burdened souls. Now, all those who got up on that witness stand and that podium related to us — to me — I was listening — the suffering that was and the hardship that still is, with strength and with patience and with dignity. Now, Allah says in the Qur’an that no soul is burdened with more than it can bear, and you told us just how unbearable it was, who horrendous it was, this thing I put you through. And I know that you kept that much. I know that there isn’t enought time in the day for you to have related to us everything. I also wish that far more people had a chance to get up there, but I took them from you. Now, I am sorry for the lives that I’ve taken, for the suffering that I’ve caused you, for the damage that I’ve done. Irreparable damage. Now, I am a Muslim. My religion is Islam. The God I worship, besides whom there is no other God, is Allah. And I prayed for Allah to bestow his mercy upon the deseased, those affected in the bombin and their families. Allah says in the Qu’ran that with every hardship there is relief. I pray for your relief, for your healing, for your well-being, for your strength. I ask Allah to have mercy upon me and my brother and my family. I ask Allah to bestow his mercy upon those present here today. And Allah knows best those deserving of his mercy. And I ask Allah to have mercy upon the ummah of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. Amin. Praise be to Allah, the Lord of the Worlds. Thank you.
Allocution of Dzhokhar Tsarnaev: June 24, 2015 (via lostangelstragickingdoms)
Jahar :(
1 year in Colorado already.
And still staying strong. Time flew by sooo fast.
1 year
That’s a long time.. It’s really been 1 year since the public heard you speak for the last time. Well, you obviously can talk in your cell and stuff, but I mean no one can physically hear like they did in the courtroom that day. There’s people that still don’t believe the words that came out your mouth during your allocution, but others thought you were actually sincere. Now, I’m not one to judge, but being the last time everyone heard from you, I think your word choice and statement did come from you. But like I said, I can only assume. We all know your trial might not have been fair, because of the location and other things, but one thing I can be sure of is that you threw your life away. Why? I always say, and I’m always going to say that I’m never going to understand why you and Tam did the things that you did. People are still dying each day in the Middle East. Did you think that by harming other innocent people, that the killings would stop over there in an instant? No, they didn’t stop and they haven’t stopped. I’m not even sure when they will stop. And now you’re in the hole wasting away until the government calls it quits for you and ends your life. I know you’ve accepted the fact that what you are going through and will be going through in the future is the will of Allah, but some part in me believes that your execution will not take place and will be revoked. But the way this country is going, idk what to think anymore. I still don’t think your execution will come, but only Allah, the most high, knows best, like you always say. I hope the families of the victims are free from the suffering that you caused them. The lives that were lost are never going to be replaced, but I also hope that the innocent people who died without knowing their fate, I hope their souls are at peace. They didn’t deserve this. No one did. No one deserves to suffer. 😔
“This is Dzhokhar, holding my daughter at 10 days old. He’s known to many as the younger (and surviving) Boston Bomber. To me, he was a beloved advisee and student. Over the past two years, I’ve discovered the painful truth that when you care deeply for someone, that doesn’t stop even if they do unfathomably horrible things. We humans are really good at holding two irreconcilable ideas in our psyches at the same time. Yes, he did the unforgivable. And yes, I still love him. And – this one is hard to fathom, I know – he still needs love. I testified on Dzhokhar’s behalf in court today, during the penalty phase of his trial. He was already rightly found guilty. I testified to help the jury see why he might be spared the death penalty. I also hoped to show him, in spite of what he’s done, that someone cares about him as a person. Dzhokhar made eye contact with me several times today, and we smiled at each other each time, as he heard me saying why I cared. I don’t expect to ever see him again. I will hold onto those moments, and I hope he does too. I don’t expect anyone to understand this, but I ask you to try. Ask yourself what you would think or do if someone you loved and cared about walked far, far down a deadly path. Ask yourself about what we, as a civilized society, do. There are no easy answers here. But my wish is that something good will come from all of this when people stop and think hard and ask, “What would I do? What would I believe? What *do* I believe?“”
3 years since this. Mannn.
Can today be over :(
This day 3 years ago, you were hidden in that boat not knowing if you’d make it out alive. It’s still surreal that you survived the shoot-out and the manhunt with that sniper across your forehead, only to be sentenced to die in a couple of years. How crazy is that? Life won’t ever be the same for the victims’ families and the many innocents that were hurt by this tragedy. Life will also not be the same for you or your family, but even after all that happened, they still love you and your brother. They always will. Because after all that happened, you guys are a family. Just like the victims’ families will always love their lost ones and everyone that was affected on that day. It just sucks how things turned out. None of this should’ve ever happened, and I’ll always wonder why you decided to go through with it like you had nothing to live for. 😔
Video exhibit shows Dzhokhar and Tamerlan #Tsarnaev in boxing gym 3 days before bombings:
3 whole years.
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There isn't a day where I don't think about Jahar