One of the saddest parts of the conflict in Palestine is that innocent children suffer due to the brutality and greed of adults. In this short video, several children are interviewed. As you watch – particularly the outraged little girl – just imagine these were your children, and this was your reality. Previous segments: Part … More Israeli Apartheid Week pt 2: What about the children?
Israeli Apartheid Week (IAW) is an annual international series of events (including rallies, lectures, cultural performances, music shows, films and workshops) held in cities, communities and campuses across the globe. IAW raises awareness of Israel’s apartheid policies toward the indigenous Palestinians and serves to garner support for the non-violent Boycott, Divestment, and Sanctions (BDS) against … More Israeli Apartheid Week pt 1: A short intro
Previous posts in this series: Parts 1 to 13 Changes The contrast between Madinah and Makkah is instantly noticeable: whereas Madinah is calm, peaceful, and a place for solitude – even despite large crowds, Makkah is quite the opposite. It’s very urban – very much a big city: fast-paced, always busy, dirty, taxis hooting, and … More Hajj Chronicles Part 14: Melting pot
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When calamity strikes Recently, I went through the unprecedented experience of being extremely pressured at work. Circumstances meant that I was on a very, very tight deadline – with a mountain of work to do and zero room for failure. I’ve always prided myself on not being one of those people who take work home. … More Deadlines
Previous posts in this series: Parts 1 to 12 Strength One of the blessings of the journey of Hajj – both in Madinah and Makkah – is that the crowds are so big that you have to go very early if you want to get a good spot in the masjid. And with our first … More Hajj Chronicles Part 13: Lift off
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A beautiful message for those still waiting for that special someone. Spoken word poem by brother Kamal Saleh.
Previous posts in this series: Parts 1 to 11 Round and round After our first sight of the Kabah, it was time for our very first umrah. We followed our group leader and approached the Kabah – starting the first of the seven rounds we’d need to make walking around the building. These rounds – … More Hajj Chronicles Part 12: Umrah
A poem by brother Boona Mohammed. You can find the words here, and more of his poetry here.
