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If you cannot free the Palestinian prisoners from Israeli prisons, then at least speak about them
Speak about them so the world can hear their cries, about years being taken from their lives behind bars, and about families waiting for their return, not knowing when they will be able to hold them in their arms again
They do not die just once
They die a thousand times every day; with every morning that rises while they remain behind bars, and with every moment they long for their mothers, their children, and their homes
Do not let the prison swallow their names, and do not let forgetfulness become another prison for them
If we cannot open the prison doors for them, then let us open the doors of the world with our words
Speak about the Palestinian prisoners. Do not let the world forget them
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Did you know that the Clock Tower in Makkah is actually a waqf? Meaning the revenue generated from the hotels and properties goes back to serving Masjid al-Haram and the millions of pilgrims who come to Makkah every year.
This is something a lot of people may not know. The purpose behind this project wasn’t just to build hotels and make money. It was established as a waqf so that the revenue continues to benefit the Haram 🕋 and the Muslims for generations to come. May Allah have mercy on the leaders who established it and reward them for the good that continues from it.
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sumpah kucingku gantleman tapi gilani. Aku jam 2 pagi kelaparan gaada lauk, trs gak lama kucingku datang membawa TIKUS dan dikasihkan ke aku. Aku heboh krna gilani cik, trs dia liat aku smbil marah gt. Akhirnya aku terima 'iya Mo makasih ya' lgsg dikasihkan ke dekatku. Gilanii😭
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This photo was taken in 2006 by Stephanie Sinclair. She named the girl as Ghulam Haider. Even the most ill informed expert on Afghanistan will tell you that Ghulam Haider is exclusively a male name.
This scene was created by Sinclair, this wasn’t during an engagement or during a marriage party. Sinclair told them to sit there on that cushion, with that curtain in the background, and then she took the photo.
She then made up the story, made up the names (couldn’t even come up with a female name), and then spread the news far and wide for her own personal selfish interests + aligned national interests.
She then received big awards for this photograph, because it supported the American occupation’s pretext of saving Afghan women from brutal savage Afghan men.
She was also involved in the Parwana debacle of 2021, where she helped setup a fake marriage between a man and his niece (who was a child). She then went and “saved the girl” from the evil men that were trying to destroy her, and got international coverage for it, mainly because now, their NGOs were saving helpless women from evil Afghan men after the military solution failed.
Her organization is called Too Young to Wed (TYTW). As of 2026, they are still operating in Afghanistan, but keeping a low profile.
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From the children of Gaza to Mark Ruffalo:
We have almost nothing left.
We still have love.
And we are sending it to you♥️
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After a month in a complete coma, he opened his eyes and said, “Dad 💔… Mom 😭.”
He did not know that, one month earlier, their bodies had been vaporized by an internationally prohibited missile that tore their bodies apart and threw his tiny body, just a child, 100 meters outside the targeted residential area.
My heart broke. My tears soaked his wounded cheeks, and I walked away to continue crying for an entire people who have been annihilated and erased while the whole world watches—and, tragically, has grown accustomed to watching us being slaughtered.
For three and a half years, the killing of an unarmed people has sadly become just another thing for the world to watch, except for those whom God has shown mercy. 😭😓
Majd is the last remaining person from a family of 24. The occupation killed every one of them.
He survived, but was left wounded, helpless, orphaned, and devastated—a child whose soul grew old before he even reached his third birthday.
The photo is from the archive of the days of the siege of Kamal Adwan Medical Complex in northern Gaza. 😭
#WitnessToTheGenocideAndHolocaustOfOurTime
#AWholeUnarmedPeople
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💔 “Please… don’t forget my husband.”
With these heartbreaking words, Dr. Hussam Abu Safiya’s wife addressed Arabs, Muslims, and friends around the world, asking them not to let his case fade into silence or allow time to pass as though no human being were still being held behind bars.
She says:
“Please, don’t forget my husband. Raise your voices and speak about him everywhere, so the world knows that he is still behind bars. Do not allow his case to be forgotten. Every post, every word, and every voice can help keep his case alive and maintain pressure for his release.”
Then, with the pain of a wife and mother, she adds:
“My husband is a doctor who devoted his life to saving patients. Today, he is the one waiting for someone to stand by his side. Please do not leave us alone. Continue demanding his freedom until he returns to his family and children.”
💔 Behind every name is a story… and behind every detainee is a family waiting.
Do not let Hussam Abu Safiya become just another news story forgotten with the passing of time.
📢 Speak about him. Share his story. Keep his voice alive.
One single word may reach a place that thousands of words could not. One post may remind the world that a human being and a family are still waiting.
Do not forget Hussam Abu Safiya.
Do not forget his family.
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Filistinli küçük kız: "Babam hayatta olsaydı bu şekilde yaşamazdık. Babasız hayat çok zor. Beni korumak için her zaman yanımdaydı. Şimdi kimse yok. Artık kendi kendimi korumak zorundayım. Bazen koruyamıyorum. Yemin ederim ölüm bu hayattan kolay."
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If my father were still alive, we wouldn't be living like this….
Life is so hard without a father.
He was always there to protect me.
Now, there's no one.
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A California homeowner is facing major fines for growing a lush 'food forest' in his yard.
Michael Sherman, a 49-year-old landscape contractor in Chino, California, replaced his traditional front lawn in 2019 with a productive garden of sweet potatoes, squash, bananas, and passion fruit.
Prompted by rising grocery costs and concerns over chemical pesticides, Sherman designed the edible oasis to feed his family and share fresh produce with his neighbors.
However, the urban-farming initiative has turned into a legal battleground. Despite Chino’s official city motto being 'Where everything grows,' local code enforcement hit Sherman with a $750 fine in April 2026 for 'overgrown vegetation,' followed by a $500 fine in August, with threats of additional penalties if he does not dismantle the project.
The dispute highlights a growing national clash between traditional suburban aesthetic standards and modern sustainability movements. While some neighbors rallied around Sherman's eco-friendly initiative, others complained to the city, calling the yard an eyesore and raising concerns about potential pests. City officials ordered Sherman to cut back his crops, maintain pedestrian lines of sight, and keep plants at least 15 feet away from neighboring properties. Refusing to easily back down, Sherman has trimmed some of the vegetation to meet safety guidelines but plans to appeal the other citations, expressing frustration over the government's heavy-handed interference. 'I don't trust the system,' Sherman stated, arguing that homeowners should have the right to grow their own food without facing bureaucratic penalties.
source: Edwards, C. (2026). California man slams city after being fined for growing food at home: 'I don't trust the system'. New York Post.
ALT A California homeowner is facing major fines for growing a lush 'food forest' in his yard. Michael Sherman, a 49-year-old landscape contractor in Chino, California, replaced his traditional front lawn in 2019 with a productive garden of sweet potatoes, squash, bananas, and passion fruit. Prompted by rising grocery costs and concerns over chemical pesticides, Sherman designed the edible oasis to feed his family and share fresh produce with his neighbors. However, the urban-farming initiative has turned into a legal battleground. Despite Chino’s official city motto being 'Where everything grows,' local code enforcement hit Sherman with a $750 fine in April 2026 for 'overgrown vegetation,' followed by a $500 fine in August, with threats of additional penalties if he does not dismantle the project.
