Jun 28
Dua and Reflection
O Allah, grant us contentment after decree in our homes and work.. And remind, for reminders benefit the believers. May this short reminder bring calm, gratitude, and a renewed intention for the day.
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Dua and Reflection
O Allah, grant us contentment after decree in our homes and work.. And remind, for reminders benefit the believers. May this short reminder bring calm, gratitude, and a renewed intention for the day.
دعاء وتأمل إيماني
اللهم ارزقنا رضًا بعد القضاء في بيوتنا وأعمالنا. وذكّر فإن الذكرى تنفع المؤمنين. اجعل هذا التذكير محطة قصيرة للسكينة، والاستغفار، وحسن الظن بالله. لمن أراد متابعة مواقيت الصلاة واتجاه القبلة، الرابط هنا: https://prayer-times.app2mob.com/ar/syria/hamah
صفحة خفيفة لمتابعة أوقات الصلاة والقبلة عند الحاجة.
Dua and Reflection
Our Lord, place for us love for the Quran after every prayer. — General dua. And remind, for reminders benefit the believers. May this short reminder bring calm, gratitude, and a renewed intention for the day.
دعاء وتأمل إيماني
يا رب اجعل لنا محبةً للقرآن بعد كل صلاة — دعاء عام. وذكّر فإن الذكرى تنفع المؤمنين. اجعل هذا التذكير محطة قصيرة للسكينة، والاستغفار، وحسن الظن بالله. لمن أراد متابعة مواقيت الصلاة واتجاه القبلة، الرابط هنا: https://prayer-times.app2mob.com/ar/syria/hamah
صفحة خفيفة لمتابعة أوقات الصلاة والقبلة عند الحاجة.
Saris Hamah Flag
PT: Saris Hamah Flag /end PT
ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, dark lavender, lavender, pastel pink, bright pink and desaturated magenta. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID
Saris hamah: a wolffian person which (usually upon puberty) does not develop androgenized traits, who develops estrogenized traits or who is sterile.
Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define saris hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone.
This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.
Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).
PSD file link.
Ay'lonit Hamah Flag
PT: Ay'lonit Hamah Flag /end PT
ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, dark orange, orange, orangish white, brown and dark brown. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID
Ay'lonit hamah: a mullerian person which (usually during puberty) doesn't develop estrogenized traits, who develops androgenized traits, who has no/underdeveloped or dysfunctional internal reproductive organs or is infertile.
Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define ay'lonit hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone. Even though adam and hamah are mostly used along with saris, as described by gendertreyf, it isn't meant to be exclusive to saris.
This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.
Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).
PSD file link.
Androgynos Hamah Flag
PT: Androgynos Hamah Flag /end PT
ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, blue, light blue, white, orange and dark orange. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID
Androgynos Hamah: a person whose sex is described as possessing both or mix of sexed characteristics, through natural development. Androginos hamah is usually assigned to intersex variations with mixed genitalia, but can be used for other variations of the ambiguous spectrum.
Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define androgynos hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone. Even though adam and hamah are usually only used along with saris & ay'lonit, proposal to expand the hamah/adam distinction to androgynos and tumtum has been made, thus creating distinct gendered and sexed subcategories for each gendered sex.
This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.
Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).
PSD file link.
Tumtum Hamah Flag
PT: Tumtum Hamah Flag /end PT
ID: a flag with five horizontal stripes, the middle one being very thin. Their colors are, from top to bottom, dark orange, orangish yellow, white, bluish green and dark bluish green. In the center is a symbol ressembling a circle with six spikes. /end ID
Tumtum Hamah: a person whose sex is described as obscured, unknown, having neither or lacking some sexed characteristics, through natural development. Tumtum hamah is usually used for intersex variations where the genitals is covered by skin, but it can also be used for other variations of the agenital spectrum.
Note that this is just my *personal* attempt to define tumtum hamah, this definition isn't carved in stone. Even though adam and hamah are usually only used along with saris & ay'lonit, proposal to expand the hamah/adam distinction to androgynos and tumtum has been made, thus creating distinct gendered and sexed subcategories for each gendered sex.
This term is of a physical nature: they depend upon your physicality, and serve a legal purpose in Judaism. However, anyone Jew can use these terms, regardless of their spiritual practice.
Made mixing the flags by desactivated Tumblr user bigfootrights (link), and the ones made by Tumblr user gendertreyf (link), adding on top the intersex Jewish symbol made by desactivated Tumblr user sproutflags (link).
PSD file link.