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please help me on family 😥😭😭

Donate to Help JUlAET ALHABBASH Family to scape gaza wer death, organized by JULIEAT ALHABBASH

Peace be upon you.. My name is Juliet Al-Habash. I… JULIEAT ALHABBASH needs your support for Help JUlAET ALHABBASH Family to sc

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I'm picking up a fundraiser from a translator friend on twitter, who is friends with Wafaa, a translator in Gaza.

For every donation made to this fundraiser that you let me know about, I will contribute €5 (or possibly more). Just send me a screenshot of your donation in a DM, message, or as a comment or reblog on this post.

Donate to Help Wafaa & her family (54 members) escape genocide in Gaza, organized by Margherita Pirola

Hi, my name is Margherita, from Italy. I am a freelance tran… Margherita Pirola needs your support for Help Wafaa & her family (54 members)

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Heloo

Im wafaa from Gaza

I need your help if you can

Please donate to save my life and my family 🍉🇵🇸

Asking for help is not easy, I ask for a small donation of only 20$ from each person, 20$ will save my family from death in Gaza 💔 Donate through the link in bio (gofundme) Together, we can achieve our goal within a day and provide crucial support to me and my family in Gaza. Your contribution means everything to us and in these difficult times your kindness is our greatest hope. We are very grateful for any assistance you can provide and thank you for your kindness and generosity in our time of need

https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-wafas-fight-for-safety-and-health

Signal Boosting! ❤️

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#Wafaadari

दिल की यारी से दिलदारी कर बैठे

बगैरत शख्श से वफादारी कर बैठे...

Dil ki yaari se dildaari kr baithe

Bagairat shaksh se Wafaadari kr baithe..

- Krishna Sharma(कृष्णा शर्मा)

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Camp Pep: Be More Stubborn Than Your Muse

April’s nearly over, but does the finish line still feel far away? It’s okay! Young Writers Program participant Wafaa has written a Pep Talk to help you push through!

We writers are a pretty ambitious bunch. Whether it’s being published, changing the world, or just writing a decent story you seek, it’s a difficult task you assign to yourself. Which is why it can sometimes feel futile! And hopeless! And difficult! We’re well into Camp by now, and you’ve probably hit your slumps and high points and might be starting to feel some sense of weariness settling in.

I am now here to tell you: there is hope! Your goals aren’t quite as unattainable as they seem. In fact, if you want to achieve them, there’s actually this simple little tool — with massive effects — that you should be using.

This is the single greatest thing you can do for your goals and ambitions. You’ll have heard of it before. But stick with me for a moment; it’s important enough that you might need to hear it again.

The key is consistency.

Before you start complaining, let me ask you a question. Haven't you ever wished you could just call upon inspiration at will? That you could just sit down bubbling with energy and enthusiasm every day? How easy writing would be then. What brilliant, devoted writers we would be.

But unfortunately, that’s not how we work. As writers, we all have this little muse. This is what compels us to write, what bursts out of nowhere at the most inconvenient times, flooding us with glorious inspiration. It’s beautiful. But it’s also very unpredictable. We can’t force it to work with us at will.

So why is this relevant? Why should you care? Well, you should care because although we can’t control our muse, there is something else we can do. Something better, I would argue.

"We’ll learn to write when we don’t feel like it. We’ll learn to be independent of this muse. We’ll also make it easier for this muse to express itself.”

We can sit down. We can write. We can work hard. And we can be consistent with what we do.

What will happen then? We’ll learn to push through. We’ll learn to write when we don’t feel like it. We’ll learn to be independent of this muse. We’ll also make it easier for this muse to express itself.

When you’re writing consistently, when you’ve been writing, inspiration is more likely to come. Once you can make yourself to write, once you can work hard and get something out — once you’re in charge, you can almost force this part of you to submit. Key word: almost. It’s better than nothing.

Let’s be honest here: while you may write your best in the grip of this fey muse, it’s not actually going to get you anywhere. You’ll scribble something once a month. Return a year later. But if you work hard and consistently? Not only will it strike more often, but you’ll be improving in the meantime as well. You’ll be gaining skills. Ultimately, your brilliance will come from hard work and perseverance, not this writer’s muse.

So. Develop a habit. Stick with it. Be stubborn, more stubborn than your muse. 

You must have heard about the power of words. It’s so real. There’s so much potential, so much power, so much beauty and magic at your fingertips. It just needs to be seized. Don’t wait for this fickle muse to strike. Go forward yourself. Gather it up. It probably will be slow, painful, and tiring. But it will be so, so worth it. One day you’ll find you’ve come farther than you ever thought you would.

There’s an Arabic saying: consistency is the greatest miracle. So now it’s up to you to go forward and make that miracle happen. 

Best of luck to you, writer.

Wafaa is an avid reader and writer on a grand journey to figure out how writing works. She has high aspirations and hopes to get published someday, when she’s learned to write well. She has a love for fantasy, whimsy, and all things beautiful. When not writing or doing schoolwork, she may be found enjoying life with the closest friends she has: her books, her cats, and her characters.

Top photo by Steve Johnson on Unsplash

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Martyrdom of Imam Al-Sajjad (as)

My condolences to the Imam of our Time Imam Mahdi (atfs), our Prophet Muhammad (saw) and the Ahlul Bayt (as) on the Martyrdom of Imam Ali ibn Hussain al - Sajjad (as).

O Allah, please send blessings upon Ali the son of al- Hussain, the chief of worshippers.

Imam Ali ibn Hussain (as) had wept for years upon his father after the event of Karbala. Someone asked the Imam (as) “O my Master! Your sorrow has not diminished and your lamenting has not ceased?” 

Imam Ali ibn Hussain (as) Replied: “Woe be to you! Ya'qoob (as) was a Prophet and had twelve sons. One of his sons (Prophet Yusuf) was concealed from his eyes by Allah, and the hair of his head turned grey due to extreme sorrow, and his back bent due to this anxiety, while the sight of his eyes faded due to excessive weeping, and all this although his son was alive in this world. While I have witnessed my father, brother and eighteen members from among my family fallen upon the ground and martyred, then how could my sorrow diminish and tears cease?”        [Reference:  Nafasul Mahmum, Section 14, Chapter # 39] 

May Allah (swt) eternally curse the captors and killers of Imam Al Sajjad (as) and the Ahlul Bayt (as). 

Allahumma salli ala Muhammad wa aali Muhammad

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Ziyarat of Imam Hassan (A.S.) by Sheikh Dr. Usama Al-Atar

للَّهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَى مُحَمَّدٍ وَ آلِ مُحَمَّدٍ

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Sayeda Ruqaya (sa) wafat

My condolences to the Imam of Our Time Imam Mahdi (atfs), the Master of Martyrs Imam Hussain (as) and the Ahlul Bayt (as) on the martyrdom of Sayeda Ruqaya (sa), the daughter of Imam Hussain (as) and Lady Rubab (sa) who died on the 2nd Saffar imprisoned in a dungeon after being held captive after the Battle of Karbala.  

May Allah (swt) bless her and her parents eternally, and may those who oppressed, tortured and imprisoned her be cursed forever.

Peace be upon the weeping, complaining, mourning one,

Peace be upon the wailing captive,

Peace be upon the one orphaned while still a child,

Peace be upon the one of the great grief at the loss of one who was affectionate and merciful to her,

Peace be upon the one of the grief-repressing heart,

Peace be upon the one of the over-flowing tearful eyes,

With the one having a moaning that tears the hearts apart

Due to the successive of calamities,

Due to what happened to her in the land of afflictions,

The Mercy of Allah and His blessings.

لَّهُمَّ صَلِّ عَلَى مُحَمَّدٍ وَ آلِ مُحَمَّدٍ