#shared space

[kpopflowerfield]

shared space

profiles

✏️=written part 💬= texts/twitter posts ⚠️=smut

[1] i need somewhere to live guys ✏️💬 [2] officially moved in 💬 [3] table for six ✏️💬 [4] dealing with last nights actions 💬 [5] a night out 💬 [6] take me seriously 💬 [7] 10:26pm ✏️ [8] what did you do? 💬 [9] point system 💬 [10] breaking news 💬 [11] drinking buddy 💬 [12]did we go too far? ⚠️✏️ [13] between us 💬 [14] girls night 💬 [15] bestest friends ever 💬 [16] on my mind ✏️ [17] giving space 💬 [18] i'm a loser 💬 [19] point & laugh 💬 [20] spell it out ? 💬 [21] movie night 💬 [22] tell me... ✏️ [23] please don't ignore me 💬 [24] you can't hide from me ✏️ [25] same old, same old 💬 [26] are you free? 💬 [27] hurry up 💬 [28] you knew ? ✏️ [29] spill 💬 [30] embarrassing you 💬 [bonus] i'm whipped ✏️

[totally-sapphic-posts]

Imagine that day you walk through your home, walking past a chair with a jacket - not yours - draped over it, a pair of shoes not your size at the door, an extra set of house keys on the hook, a book you haven’t read with a random object in it to mark the page…all the reminders of the person you love in the home you’ve made together.

[scotlmsgs]

[ ID: A screenshot of a shared space from Sky: Children of the Light, located in Aviary Village at the center of the village. The props are arranged to look like the pole with flags that was once there. The title of the space reads, "PUT IT BACK!!!!!!!!!!!". End ID. ]

[thingspeoplesayinsky]

[sunnys-sky]

howww do people make these bro

[yolkyweichei]

The first victim of the art booth

If you can find me, I might doodle you

[leroibobo]

some maqāms abandoned/destroyed/appropriated in palestine after the 1948 nakba:

maqām al-khidr in the village of al-bassa.

maqām al-shaykhh mansour in the village of farradiyya.

maqām al-nabi shwami in the village of lubya.

maqām al-shaykh sultan badr in the village of dayr al-shaykh.

maqām al-shaykh amir in the village of jab'a.

maqām al-nabi yamin in the former village of kafr saba.

maqām al-shaykh 'abd allah in the village of umm al-shawf.

maqām al-nabi kifl in the village of dayr tarif.

maqām al-shaykh tamim in the former village of bayt jibrin.

maqāms are shrines built on sites associated with saints or other religious figures, common in the levant. (similar traditions can be found in surrounding areas.) rooted in ancient semitic, jewish, samaritan, and christian traditions, maqāms are usually associated with islam today in a reflection of the area's changing demographics. however, many are considered holy by members of other abrahamic religions as well (such as maqam al-nabi yamin, which is thought by jews to house the body of the biblical character benjamin).

in palestine, many villagers regardless of religion weren't easily able to access a place of worship for a long time. maqāms served this purpose instead.