#Heritage 176

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Anouk - Nobody's Wife 1997

"Nobody's Wife" is the second single released from Dutch singer-songwriter Anouk's debut studio album, Together Alone (1997).

First issued as a single in the Netherlands, "Nobody's Wife" became a hit, reaching number two on both the Dutch Top 40 and the Single Top 100 charts. In early 1998, the song began to gain popularity in the rest of mainland Europe, especially in the Flanders region of Belgium and the Nordic countries, reaching the top 10 in these regions; in Iceland, it peaked at number one for two weeks. The song was released in the US in September 1998 but failed to make a significant impact, charting only on the Billboard Heritage Rock chart at number 32.

"Nobody's Wife" received a total of 56,8% yes votes.

[asma-al-husna]

Allah calls Himself Al-Waarith—The Inheritor, the Heir— on one occasion in the Quran. Al-Waarith is the One who remains after the extinction of everyone and everything. He is the only One to whom all will return; He is the sole inheritor and owner of the whole creation!

The Inheritor, The Supreme Heir

Waarith comes from the root waaw-raa-thaa, which points to four main meanings. The first meaning is to inherit. The second main meaning is to be an heir or survivor, and the third is to be the owner or maintainer after one has passed.

This root appears 35 times in the Quran in five derived forms. Examples of these forms are narithu (“we will inherit”), meeraathu (“(the) heritage”), and al waaritheena (” the inheritors”).

Linguistically, waratha refers to the action of inheriting whereas waarith is the one doing the action, the inheritor and al-meeraath is the inheritage. Even though there is the concept of heirs and inheritance of worldly possessions in this world, Al-Waarith is the supreme Heir to whom the heritage of the heavens and earth belongs.

Al-Waarith Himself says: . . . And indeed, it is We who give life and cause death, and We are the Inheritor [Quran, 15:23] …And to Allah belongs the heritage of the heavens and the earth. And Allah , with what you do, is [fully] Acquainted. [Quran, 3:180]

Inheritance in the Quran

Al-Waarith says: It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His Messenger have decreed a matter that they should have any opinion in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger, has indeed strayed into a plain error. [Quran, 33:36] As believers we find guidance regarding the Islamic rulings on inheritance in detail in the Quran. The law of inheritance has been given in the Quran in Surah An-Nisaa, in ayaat 11 and 12 and then in ayah 176 and it is part of faith to refer to these at all times.

How Can You Live By This Name?

1. Know that you will return to Al-Waarith.

Don’t stick to worldly possessions and don’t let them distract you from obedience to the one to whom both your possessions, yourself and your actions, will return. Don’t look for success in wealth and status, big cars and houses, if it compromises your relationship with Allah ‘azza wa jall— even though society pushes through this concept of “success.” Raise your children in putting Al-Waarith first in their actions and remind yourself often that very soon you will return to Him and you won’t be able to take any of your possessions in this world.

2. Say inna lillaahi wa inna ilayhi raji’oon.

Al-Waarith says: Who, when disaster strikes them, say, Indeed we belong to Allah , and indeed to Him we will return. [Quran, 2:156] Say inna lillaahi wa inna lillaahi raji’oon not only when someone passes away, but whenever a disaster or trial hits you, even if it is the loss of an object. Revive the sunnah and use this dhikr in times of loss!

3. Reflect on the ownership of Al-Waarith.

Take a look around you; everything you see– and don’t see— belongs to Allah. He gave you all the possessions you have— your car, your house, your children, your health, and even your time. Al-Waarith says: The kingdom of the heavens and the earth and everything in them belongs to Allah. He has power over all things. [Quran, 5:120] Realize Al-Waarith owns everything, nothing belongs to you, not even your own soul, and praise Him and ask Him for guidance to use your “possessions” to gain His pleasure. When you lose something or someone console yourself with the fact it was Allah’s to begin with.

4. Follow the rulings on inheritance of the Quran and sunnah.

The rulings and laws regarding inheritance in Islam are laid out in the Quran and demonstrated in the sunnah; refer to them in any situation, whether it brings you worldly benefit or not. Some of us follow their own rules of inheritance to gain more financial benefit, this is a grave sin and disobedience to Al-Waarith. So ask Him to guide you to stick to His rulings at all times!

5. Ask Al-Waarith.

The Messenger of Allaah salallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam used to say:

اللَّهُمَّمَتِّعْنِيبِسَمْعِي،وَبَصَرِي،وَاجْعَلْهُمَاالْوَارِثَمِنِّي،وَانْصُرْنِيعَلَىمَنْيَظْلِمُنِي،وَخُذْمِنْهُبِثَأْرِي

O Allaah, make my hearing and my sight strong, and make them my heirs (i.e., keep them strong until I die), and support me against the one who has wronged me, and avenge me. [Al-Bukhaari] Use this supplication in your daily life!

In the Quran you can find supplications in which waaritheen (inheritors) is used:

وَاجْعَلْنِيمِنوَرَ‌ثَةِجَنَّةِالنَّعِيم

And place me among the inheritors of the Garden of Pleasure. [Quran, 26:85]

وَزَكَرِ‌يَّاإِذْنَادَىٰرَ‌بَّهُرَ‌بِّلَاتَذَرْ‌نِيفَرْ‌دًاوَأَنتَخَيْرُ‌الْوَارِ‌ثِينَ

And [mention] Zechariah, when he called to his Lord, “My Lord, do not leave me alone [with no heir], while you are the best of inheritors. [Quran, 21:89]

Wallahu ta’alaa ‘alem.

O Allah, Al-Waarith, we know that You are the Inheritor of the heavens and earth. Aid us in using our worldly possessions to gain Your pleasure, guide us in remembering frequently that we will return to You and make us act upon this knowledge. Help us to abide by Your laws and make us of those that will inherit the highest Paradise, ameen!

[im-out-of-it]

part 11 of season 2, episode 16 “day of atonement” continued

166. I don’t think it’ll be the end of the accords but I think the clave definitely needs to change. they have too much power while the downworlders have none. there needs to be some kind of accords that need to be amended to protect downworlders. and I hate to speak ill of my faves but it really irritates me when I hear “there could be an uprising, there could be a revolt, they’ll want revenge, it’ll be the end of the accords” so maybe it fucking should change? Alec can help make change but some shadowhunters act like it would be so bad for downworlders to have rights. how would y’all like to have your rights taken away? PEOPLE DO NOT DESERVE TO HAVE HUMAN RIGHTS TAKEN AWAY. and it’s not like every downworlder is bad but not every shadowhunter is good either. there needs to be some major change. it’s a shame the show was cancelled because I’m interested to see how Alec navigates changing the clave. seeing an uprising would be fascinating to watch as well

167. Clary: I guess I’m happy you’re safe

168. two Jonathan’s, oh how that could be? that’s so shocking, wow!!!!!

169. obviously there are two jonathon’s if jace isn’t clary’s brother

170. of course he’s still alive. can’t keep a good demon down

171. now I can add anything else I missed!!!!!

172. Izzy thinking not this shit again

173. demon Izzy and hallucinated clary

174. we don’t see this trio often

175. Alec being beautiful

176. Alec not having any of it

177. Alec: dad stop excusing your behavior

178. adding this again last because this is going to cause a rift between Alec and Magnus literally in the next episode

179. recap time!!!! what I like- I love Alec having control of the institute and his conversations with Robert. he doesn’t take what Robert did lightly and it seems to have affected him the most. Alec is very strong in this episode and he shows exactly why he should keep his command. because it is ridiculous how jace commits crimes against downworlders and it’s all okay but Alec doesn’t even do anything wrong and he could be punished. I like to see Alec in charge and it’s great to see him start to battle an important decision. keep a secret from Magnus and do what the clave wants or be honest with his boyfriend about a mass murderer who wants him dead? WRONG ALEC YOU CHOSE WRONG

the Simon and Maia scenes make up for not having Malec. I find them great together. they have chemistry, they’re great friends, Simon and Maia understand each other well. I love that Simon realizes hey I don’t actually know Maia. seeing him with his family celebrating his heritage was lovely. I think it’s fantastic how Maia kept stepping in for Simon if he wasn’t ready to disclose everything

believe it or not- I do enjoy the Jonathan scenes. it’s ironic of valentine to desperately want a demon child and then be upset that is what he gets. Jonathan spent a lot of his time in edom and it wasn’t a vacation for him. it’s interesting to watch valentine escape torment and death once again. he’s great at that. “you’re really great at doing awful things and getting away”- Loki show but it reminds me a bit of Valentine. he does do awful shit and he does for the most part get away with it. it’s an interesting dynamic with Jonathan and valentine. there’s lots of hurt behind jonathon. he didn’t ask to be a demon and all he wanted was to get his fathers love back. not excusing any of his actions but it’s very interesting to watch and you tend to feel sympathy for him

will Tudor is immensely talented. he does Sebastian/Jonathan so well. from being secretive to finally showing that he is a demon, to as well freaking out and then trying to kill jace (I WAS ROOTING FOR YOU JONATHAN JUST SO YOU KNOW) the acting is good and I’ll miss him

GET RID OF CLACE ALREADY

180. wheat I don’t like- the CLACE scenes. it’s so unnecessary. like if I feel they really just wanted to give clace a bump right away. it makes it look as if Simon didn’t matter to her as fast as she moves onto jace. well Simon does move on to Maia- I just would have wished to see clary actually spend a little more time thinking of how her actions affected him. I don’t know why it bothers me

and also with clace, it feels like hey we spent one episode making it all about Magnus and Malec so let’s go back to making it about clace 24/7. I find their scenes are extremely cringe. the actors don’t seem to have chemistry but I also can’t find any reasons for the characters to be together. CC fights so hard to make clace seem like THE COUPLE but there’s not anything interesting about them. Clary makes her whole life about jace and jace ignores everyone who’s helped him for clary. it’s not cute, romantic “obsessive” love. it’s toxic

and I really hate how Alec always knows something is off with Jace but he never has those same instincts. Jace is so clueless at times too- “they can’t just fire you Alec” BRO YOU CAN COMMIT MASS MURDER AND NEVER PAY ANY CONSEQUENCES ALEC IS A GAY SHADOWHUNTER WHO IS WITH A WARLOCK YALL ARE NOT THE SAME SO SHUT UP

Alec is gay and was never even considered for a job but jace is a herondale who has no leadership qualities and he got the job

I about forgot what I was saying lmaooo so anyways this episode is probably at a 8 and once again clace ruins shit so it loses some points

but 180 was the number!!!!! thank you for joining Alec doesn’t have time for your shit and I’m already sick of seeing clace on my screen bye discussion post bitchfest!!!!! the next one is rough. honestly I hadn’t anticipated it was malecs actual fight but going through my gifs, it is so that’s going to be fun 🥺 it’ll be a tad overwhelming but I’ll be starting that sometime later today and that one is going to be long. but I’m also going to do a quick preview so see y’all soon

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how many died due to the nato bombing in serbia?

ermmmmmm idk ? I am no expert on history. Like, not at all. My parents remark how they didnt have school for months and that practically everyone that was sent to patrol the school died bc of bombings.

according to wikipedia (a terrible source, i know (sarcasm)) this is what i copy pasted

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The NATO bombing killed about 1,000 members of the Yugoslav security forces in addition to between 489 and 528 civilians. It destroyed or damaged bridges, industrial plants, hospitals, schools, cultural monuments, private businesses as well as barracks and military installations. In the days after the Yugoslav army withdrew, over 164,000 Serbs and 24,000 Roma left Kosovo. Many of the remaining non-Albanian civilians (as well as Albanians perceived as collaborators) were victims of abuse which included beatings, abductions, and murders.[40][41][42][43][44] After Kosovo and other Yugoslav Wars, Serbia became home to the highest number of refugees and IDPs (including Kosovo Serbs) in Europe.[45][46][47]

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so yeah

also copy pasted from the same wikipedia:

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Casualties and losses (for serbia)

Serbian MOD in 2013: 1,008 killed (659 servicemen and 349 policemen) 5,173 wounded[23] Acc. to FHP: 304 soldiers and policemen[24] Serbian claim in 2015: Economic losses of $29.6 billion[25] Material losses: Acc. NATO 120 tanks, 220 APCs, 450 artillery pieces and 121 aircraft destroyed[26][27] Yugoslavs estimate: 13 tanks, 6 APCs, and 6 artillery pieces destroyed[27]Third party estimate: 14 tanks, 18 APCs and 20 artillery pieces destroyed[27][28]

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also this is not related to how many serbs died but (again, copy pasted from wikipedia)

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The bombing caused damage to bridges, roads and railway tracks, as well as to 25,000 homes, 69 schools and 176 cultural monuments.[180] Furthermore, 19 hospitals and 20 health centers were damaged, including the University Hospital Center Dr Dragiša Mišović.[181][182] NATO bombing also resulted in the damaging of medieval monuments, such as Gračanica Monastery, the Patriarchate of Peć and the Visoki Dečani, which are on the UNESCO's World Heritage list today.[183] The Avala Tower, one of the most popular symbols of Belgrade, Serbia's capital, was destroyed during the bombing.[184]

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again im not claiming serbia never did anything wrong (bc it sure as hell did.). im just saying that you shouldnt talk abt how much you want serbia to be bombed AGAIN (??who would that help now??) and how you sholdnt wish death upon all people that happen to be residents of the same country. (ive seen it. ive also seen someone censor the word Serb?? hillarious shit actually)

you could say this is vengance? for what serbia did to albanians. and how it was neccessary?? IDK???

idk. i want to and should do more research but yeah. this is all ive got

also im just a Random Teenager. idk man. i dont really know politics. but i dont reallylike memes about how serbia should be bombed again, and how random ass civillians deserved being hurt and killed. neither did albanians deserve to be hurt and killed. ifeel like thats obvious but heck if i know. idrk why wars exist really. as you can see, im highly immature and am not really fit to talk abt the complications of bombing of yugoslavia. all i can do is just tell people to not make memes abtbombing serbia again.feels like human decency.

also random fact. ive heard on the news yesterday that apparently near the borders of Kosovo many serb teens are getting beat up ??? idfk havent looked into it but it seems to be related to all the conflicts. though there may be additional context im missing.

my case in point is to just sorta let it go. and to NOT MAKE MEMES ABT BOMBING SERBIA AGAIN bc WHO WOULD THAT HELP (i mean memes dont harm anyone butit just seems nonsensical tome)

anyway politics stink i hate everything and i wish none of this ever happened and everyone could just live their own fucking lives but the world is more complicated than that ig.

[aurevoirmonty]

Avec l’argent des Européens, Zelensky s’offre un casino à Chypre pour 176 millions d’euros

Le luxueux Vuni Palace a été racheté par la société du président-comédien, Film Heritage Inc.

L'achat aurait été finalisé début mai 2024.

L’hôtel-casino, dont on peut faire la visite guidée sur son site (https://casinohotelvunipalace.com/), dispose de tout ce qu’il faut pour brûler du cash: des jeux de table, notamment le blackjack, poker et la roulette russe et des tas de machines à sous.

Sinon, les fonds fournis par Bruxelles au régime de Kiev proviennent du soi-disant «Fonds européen pour la paix», qui doit compenser partiellement les dépenses des vassaux de l’UE et de l’Empire US pour leurs livraisons militaires à l'Ukraine.

Tout ça sur le modèle du plan de relance européen du Covid, soit… de la dette mutualisée.

[dailyanarchistposts]

Footnotes, 151-200

[151] Jean Hardisty, Mobilizing Resentment (Boston: Beacon Press, 1999), 107–108; Rob Boston, “If Best-Selling End-Times Author Tim LaHaye Has His Way, Church-State Separation Will Be…Left Behind,” Church & State Magazine, February 2002.

[152] Mariah Blake, “Stations Of The Cross: How evangelical Christians are creating an alternative universe of faith-based news,” Columbia Journalism Review, May/June 2005.

[153] Elias Canetti, Crowds and Power (New York: Farrar, Straus and Giroux, 1973), 22.

[154] Sigmund Freud, Civilization and Its Discontents, edited and translated by James Strachey (New York: W. W. Norton, 1961), 67.

[155] Ibid., 66.

[156] Steve Blow, “Turning Textbooks into the Good Book,” Dallas Morning News, March 5, 2006.

[157] Mary Ann Zehr, “School of Faith,” Education Week, December 7, 2005.

[158] See www.ed.nces.gov.

[159] Laurel Elizabeth Hicks, Old World History and Geography (Pensacola, FL: A Beka, 1991), 247, as cited in Frances Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance,” Rethinking Schools Online, www.rethinkingschools.org.

[160] Hicks, Old World History and Geography, 210, as cited in Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance.”

[161] Hicks, Old World History and Geography, 213 and 214, as cited in Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance.”

[162] Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance,” 2.

[163] Jerry Combee, History of the World in Christian Perspective (Pensacola, FL: A Beka, 1997), 86.

[164] Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance,” 2.

[165] Hicks, Old World History and Geography, 47, as cited in Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance.”

[166] Combee, History of the World, 279.

[167] Hicks, Old World History and Geography, 212, as cited in Patterson, “Teaching Religious Intolerance.”

[168] Heritage Studies for Christian Schools 6 (Greenville, SC: Bob Jones University Press, 1998), 41.

[169] Kurt S. Grussendorf, Michael R. Lowman, and Brian S. Asbaugh, America, Land I Love—Teacher Edition (Pensacola, FL: A Beka, 1994), 636.

[170] Ibid., 631.

[171] Ibid., 630.

[172] Ibid., 593. Italics added.

[173] Tim LaHaye and Jerry B. Jenkins, Glorious Appearing: The End of Days (Wheaton, IL: Tyndale House, 2004), 10.

[174] Ibid., 12.

[175] “UnCommonSense,” J. Kenneth Blackwell, Ohio Secretary of State, www_sos.state_oh.us.

[176] Ibid.

[177] Ibid.

[178] Ibid.

[179] Andrew Welsh-Huggins, “Ohio Televangelist Takes to Politics,” FortWayne.com, December 3, 2005, www.fortwayne.com.

[180] Sarah Posner, “With God on His Side,” American Prospect, November 2005.

[181] Jim Bebbington, “An Empire of Souls,” Columbus Monthly, May 1993, 35, quoted in G. Richard Fisher, “Rod Parsley: The Raging Prophet,” Personal Freedom Outreach, 1999.

[182] Posner, “With God on His Side.”

[183] Walter Lippmann, Liberty and the News (New York: Harcourt, Brace and Howe, 1920), 64.

[184] William Lobdell, “The Prosperity Gospel; Pastor’s Empire Built on Acts of Faith and Cash,” Los Angeles Times, September 19, 2004, B1.

[185] Ibid.

[186] Andre Gumbel, “Scandal, Sex and Sanctimony,” New Zealand Herald, September 18, 2004, B16.

[187] Paul Crouch Sr., Praise the Lord, November 7, 1997, quoted in “Paul Crouch and TBN,” On Doctrine, www.ondoctrine.com.

[188] Lobdell, “Prosperity Gospel.”

[189] Gumbel, “Scandal, Sex and Sanctimony.”

[190] Benny Hinn, Praise the Lord, October 19, 1999, quoted in “Paul Crouch and TBN.”

[191] Benny Hinn, Larry King Live, quoted in “Benny Hinn—Truth or Consequences, Part 3,” Let Us Reason Ministries Apologetics Index, www.apologeticsindex.org.

[192] Gumbel, “Scandal, Sex and Sanctimony.”

[193] Paul Crouch Sr., Praise-a-Thon, April 2, 1991, quoted in “Paul Crouch and TBN.”

[194] Gumbel, “Scandal, Sex and Sanctimony.”

[195] William Lobdell, “Ex-Worker Accusing TBN Pastor Says He Had Sex to Keep His Job,” Los Angeles Times, September 22, 2004, B1.

[196] Lobdell, “Prosperity Gospel.”

[197] Ibid.

[198] Mark A. Beliles and Stephen K. McDowell, America’s Providential History, 19

[199] Ibid., 3.

[200] Ibid., 214.

[wolfdemonofkonoha]

Rai's Bio

Personal

Name- Rai

Gender- Female

Hair Color- Brown

Hair Length- Long

Eye Color- Brown, Red when in demon mode

Skin- Fair to Pale

Blood Type- O pos

Height- 176 cm/5 ft 7 in

Birthday- Oct. 31st

Identifying Marks- ANBU tattoo on right bicep

Favorite Color- Black

Favorite Food- Steak

Favorite Drink- Tea

Likes- Reading, Art, Nature, Animals

Dislikes- Eating fish, Strong smells, Crowds

Temperament- Stubborn, calm, quiet

The first word that comes to mind is STUBBORN. If Rai doesn't like something, she puts her foot down and won't budge. This has gotten her in trouble with Former Teams and Tsunade on more than one occasion.

She comes off as cold and uncaring. Her neutral expression is very hard to read. Unfortunately, that is how she approaches everyone. She doesn't trust people and tries to distance herself from them. She is leery of new people. Mostly because people have treated her with hostility. Even at a young age, she was gathering intel and telling her superiors/captains what to do, which got her the label as insubordinate. She has a remarkable trait of remaining calm and analytical while under immense pressure.

Once her respect is earned, Rai is found to be insanely loyal. Due to her nature, she is said to have a high protection drive to those dear to her. She has been called kind, caring, and sweet by people who know her well.

What is she?

Race- Demon

Species- Wolf Demon/Okami

Class- Kami

Form- Biped/”Human”

Secondary Form- Wolf

Traits- Keen hearing, insanely sensitive nose, dissertation of chakra, animal/demon communication, rapid recovery/healing

Shinobi Data

Rank- ANBU Black Ops

Call Sign- Wolf/Okami

Number- 009843

Rank/Age- (Fox Attack), Genin-8, Chunin-10, Jonin-11, ANBU-11/12

Chakra Affinity-

Secondary Affinity-

Fighting Style- Tai and Iajutsu

Special Training- Assassination and Hunter

Stamina- 4.5/5

Taijutsu- 4/5

Ninjutsu- 4/5

Genjutsu- 3/5 

Weapons- 3/5

Hand Seals- 4.5/5

Intelligence- 5/5

Strength- 3/5

Speed- 4/5

Total Stat Points- 35/45 

Former Teams

8 Former Teams, 2 killed, 1 had 2 survivors.

Former Team Ro*

*Rai was removed from Team Ro to make room for Itachi. After Itachi left, she was placed back on Ro. Ro was her longest serving Team until Tenzo was called off.

Former Ro Teammates

Kakashi(Former Captain), Tenzo(Captain), and Yugao

Current Unit

Team Shi

Specialty

Assassination and Hunter/Tracking

Bingo Book Status

Yes, Do Not Engage (DNE) with a 400 million Yen bounty on her head.

Fun Facts

Out of Uniform

Rai is shy and quiet. She tries to keep a very low profile and keep her head down. (Thanks Danzo...) She tries her best to avoid conflict with civilians/humans out of uniform as much as possible.

She doesn't fluster easily, but when it comes to Kakashi or something she likes, it can be easy for Anko to poke fun at her and make her face turn red. When she gets flustered she does clam up and become really quiet.

Yes, she likes Kakashi.

She started to have feelings for him around the time he was discharged from the ANBU. Trying to cover up those feelings, she dove herself into her work. Feelings are a NO NO in the ANBU.

Rai can trace her family heritage to the Ainu people, or the people that first settled in the region. (Maternal side)

Rai comes from a line of "Soul Guardians", wolves that help lost and wayward souls find their way and passage to the next life. (Paternal side)

Rai's "adopted family" are the wolf demons that inhabit the woods around Konoha known as Okami. They have a good history with the Nara clan.

Because of this, Rai has a good relationship with Shikaku. As well as Inoichi and Ibiki.

Rai has trained herself to suppress her chakra and presence.

Rai lost her mother due to Danzo hunting them. (Yes THAT Danzo.)

[nearestmetrostation]

Nearest Metro Station to Delhi Zoo: A Complete Travel Guide

Delhi Zoo, officially known as National Zoological Park, is one of the most popular attractions in Delhi, drawing wildlife enthusiasts, families, and tourists alike. Spread across 176 acres, the zoo is home to over 1,300 animals representing more than 130 species from around the world. If you're planning a visit and wondering about the nearest metro station to Delhi Zoo, this guide will help you navigate the best and most convenient routes.

Nearest Metro Station to Delhi Zoo

The nearest metro station to Delhi Zoo is Pragati Maidan Metro Station, which is located on the Blue Line of the Delhi Metro. The distance from Pragati Maidan Metro Station to Delhi Zoo is approximately 1.5 km, making it easily accessible by walking, auto-rickshaw, or cab.

How to Reach Delhi Zoo from Pragati Maidan Metro Station

Once you arrive at Pragati Maidan Metro Station, you have several options to reach the zoo:

Walking:

If you enjoy walking, the zoo is just a 15-20 minute walk from the station.

Exit the metro station towards Bhairon Marg and walk straight until you reach the entrance of Delhi Zoo.

Auto-Rickshaw:

Auto-rickshaws are readily available outside the metro station.

The fare is typically around ₹30-50 and the ride takes about 5-10 minutes.

Cab Services:

Ride-hailing apps like Ola, Uber, and Rapido offer a convenient option.

A cab ride will cost around ₹50-100, depending on traffic conditions.

Alternative Metro Stations Near Delhi Zoo

If you're coming from different parts of Delhi, here are a few other metro stations near the zoo:

Supreme Court Metro Station (Blue Line):

Distance: 2 km

Can be reached via auto-rickshaw or cab.

Khan Market Metro Station (Violet Line):

Distance: 2.5 km

A great option for those traveling from South Delhi.

Indraprastha Metro Station (Blue Line):

Distance: 3 km

Another alternative for visitors coming from East Delhi.

Why Take the Metro to Delhi Zoo?

The Delhi Metro is the best mode of transport to reach Delhi Zoo due to several reasons:

Cost-Effective: Metro fares range between ₹10-60, making it an affordable option.

Time-Saving: Avoids traffic congestion on Delhi’s busy roads.

Eco-Friendly: Reduces carbon footprint compared to private vehicles.

Convenient Access: Well-connected stations with multiple transport options.

Comfortable: Air-conditioned coaches ensure a pleasant journey.

Best Time to Visit Delhi Zoo

To make the most of your visit, consider these tips:

Morning Hours (9:00 AM - 12:00 PM): Ideal for seeing active animals and avoiding crowds.

Evening Hours (3:00 PM - 5:30 PM): Pleasant weather, but some animals might be resting.

Weekdays: Lesser crowds compared to weekends and holidays.

Winter Season (October - March): The best time to visit due to comfortable temperatures.

Entry Fee & Timings

Timings: 9:00 AM to 4:30 PM (Closed on Fridays and National Holidays)

Entry Fee:

Adults: ₹80

Children (5-12 years): ₹40

Foreign Tourists: ₹400 (Adults), ₹200 (Children)

Camera Charges: ₹50 for Still Cameras, ₹200 for Video Cameras

Things to Do at Delhi Zoo

Explore the Wildlife: See exotic species like Royal Bengal Tigers, White Tigers, Asiatic Lions, Indian Elephants, Leopards, Gharials, and more.

Bird Watching: The zoo houses numerous bird species including peacocks, pelicans, flamingos, and migratory birds in winter.

Visit the Reptile House: Home to crocodiles, snakes, and turtles.

Enjoy the Greenery: The well-maintained landscape offers a refreshing break from the city's hustle.

Photography: A paradise for wildlife photographers (ensure you follow zoo guidelines).

Nearby Attractions

Delhi Zoo is centrally located, making it easy to explore other famous landmarks:

Purana Qila (Old Fort): Right next to the zoo, a must-visit for history lovers.

India Gate: Just 3 km away, a great spot for an evening stroll.

National Crafts Museum: A hidden gem showcasing India’s handicrafts and heritage.

Humayun’s Tomb: A UNESCO World Heritage Site, about 4 km from the zoo.

Lotus Temple & Akshardham Temple: If you’re planning a full-day tour.

Essential Tips for Visiting Delhi Zoo

✔️ Carry Water: Stay hydrated, especially in summer. ✔️ Wear Comfortable Shoes: Expect a lot of walking. ✔️ Follow Zoo Guidelines: Avoid feeding animals or littering. ✔️ Use Public Transport: Parking can be limited on busy days. ✔️ Plan in Advance: Check the weather and book tickets online if possible.

Conclusion

Visiting Delhi Zoo is a wonderful experience for nature lovers and families. The Delhi Metro makes reaching the zoo affordable, convenient, and hassle-free. With Pragati Maidan Metro Station as the nearest metro station, along with alternative options, you have multiple ways to ensure a smooth journey. Whether you're exploring with kids, friends, or solo, Delhi Zoo promises a day filled with adventure, education, and fun.

So, hop on the metro, take the quick ride to Delhi Zoo, and enjoy a memorable day with wildlife in the heart of the city!

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Landmark Projects by Leading Construction Firms in Saudi Arabia

 Saudi Arabia is witnessing a transformative era in construction and infrastructure development, driven by its ambitious Vision 2030 initiative. The construction industry in Saudi Arabia (KSA) is at the forefront of this transformation, playing a pivotal role in shaping the country’s modern identity while preserving its rich cultural heritage. Behind the scenes, recruitment agencies like Falisha Manpower have been instrumental in connecting skilled professionals from Pakistan to these groundbreaking projects. This article delves into the landmark projects spearheaded by Construction Companies in KSA and the crucial role of manpower agencies in bringing these visions to life.

The Role of Construction Companies in KSA

Saudi Arabia is home to some of the world’s most ambitious construction projects. From futuristic cities to mega infrastructure developments, construction companies in KSA are reshaping the nation’s skyline. These firms are not only creating jobs but also setting benchmarks for sustainable and innovative practices in the region.

Projects like NEOM, The Red Sea Project, and Qiddiya represent a new era in Saudi construction, emphasizing sustainability, cutting-edge technology, and global collaboration. The need for specialized talent to execute these grand visions has never been greater, and companies like Falisha Manpower step in to meet this demand by providing skilled professionals from Pakistan.

Landmark Construction Projects in Saudi Arabia

Let’s explore some of the most iconic construction projects that have captured the world’s attention:

1. NEOM: The City of the Future

NEOM, a $500 billion project, is a futuristic city being built in northwest Saudi Arabia. This smart city aims to integrate technology, renewable energy, and sustainability to create a utopia for residents and visitors.

NEOM includes several key developments:

The Line: A 170-kilometer linear city that eliminates the need for cars and prioritizes walkability.

Oxagon: A floating industrial hub designed to redefine manufacturing and logistics.

Trojena: A year-round mountain destination for outdoor enthusiasts.

NEOM is a testament to the engineering and architectural prowess of construction companies in KSA, supported by skilled workers sourced globally, including through Falisha Manpower.

2. The Red Sea Project

This luxury tourism initiative focuses on creating sustainable, high-end resorts along Saudi Arabia’s western coast. The project spans over 90 islands and is designed to set new global standards in eco-tourism.

3. Qiddiya: Entertainment Capital of Saudi Arabia

Qiddiya aims to become the epicenter of entertainment, sports, and culture in the Middle East. The project will include:

Theme parks

Motorsport tracks

Performing arts centers

Recreational facilities

These developments require specialized manpower in construction, design, and project management. Falisha Manpower has been a trusted partner in providing skilled labor to help meet the demands of these ambitious projects.

4. Jeddah Tower: The World’s Tallest Building

Previously known as the Kingdom Tower, the Jeddah Tower will stand at a height of over 1,000 meters, surpassing Dubai’s Burj Khalifa. This architectural marvel is a symbol of Saudi Arabia’s ambition and economic strength.

5. Riyadh Metro

The Riyadh Metro is one of the largest urban transport projects in the world, designed to ease traffic congestion in the capital city. It features six lines covering a total length of 176 kilometers, with 85 stations.

The Importance of Skilled Workforce

These massive projects require a diverse and skilled workforce, ranging from engineers and architects to construction workers and project managers. Recruitment agencies play a vital role in bridging the gap between talent supply and demand.

The #1 Manpower Agencies in Pakistan

Falisha Manpower has emerged as a reliable partner for Saudi construction companies, providing highly skilled and experienced professionals to meet the industry’s demands. With a proven track record, Falisha Manpower stands out as one of the #1 manpower agencies in Pakistan for international recruitment.

Their services include:

Recruitment of skilled and unskilled labor

Visa processing and documentation support

Pre-deployment training for workers

For companies seeking to hire the best talent, Falisha Manpower offers a seamless recruitment process.

Why Construction Companies in KSA Prefer Pakistani Talent

Pakistani professionals have consistently proven their expertise in the construction sector, making them a preferred choice for many construction companies in KSA. Here’s why:

Skill and Experience: Pakistani workers are well-versed in modern construction techniques and technologies.

Cultural Compatibility: Shared cultural values make integration into Saudi society smoother.

Work Ethic: Pakistani workers are known for their dedication and resilience, ensuring high productivity.

Through agencies like Falisha Manpower, construction companies gain access to a pool of talented individuals who contribute significantly to their projects’ success.

The Future of Construction in Saudi Arabia

Saudi Arabia’s construction sector is poised for unprecedented growth, with billions of dollars allocated for upcoming projects under Vision 2030. Here’s what the future holds:

1. Sustainability and Green Building Practices

As Saudi Arabia embraces environmental responsibility, construction firms are adopting sustainable practices to reduce carbon footprints and enhance energy efficiency.

2. Smart Cities and Technology Integration

Projects like NEOM highlight the growing importance of technology in construction, from AI-driven design to automated construction techniques.

3. Increased Demand for Specialized Skills

The complexity of modern projects necessitates a workforce with advanced technical expertise. Recruitment agencies will play a critical role in sourcing and training this talent.

How Falisha Manpower Supports Saudi Vision 2030

Falisha Manpower’s commitment to providing top-tier talent aligns perfectly with Saudi Arabia’s Vision 2030. By connecting skilled professionals from Pakistan to KSA’s leading construction firms, they contribute to the successful execution of transformative projects. Their meticulous recruitment process ensures that every candidate is equipped to meet the specific requirements of the job, making them a trusted partner for both employers and job seekers.

Conclusion

The construction industry in Saudi Arabia is booming, with landmark projects reshaping the nation and setting new global benchmarks. The success of these ventures depends heavily on the availability of skilled and dedicated professionals. Falisha Manpower, as the #1 Manpower Agencies in Pakistan, plays an integral role in meeting the talent needs of construction companies in KSA. Their expertise in recruitment ensures that Saudi Arabia’s ambitious visions are brought to life with efficiency and excellence. Whether you are a job seeker looking to advance your career or an employer searching for top-tier talent, Falisha Manpower is your trusted partner in achieving success.

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Picnic Spots in Delhi

A perfect day out is all about fresh air, open spaces and laughter with friends or family. If you are looking for such days, Delhi has a treasure trove of picnic spots that combine leisure with natural beauty and history. We will uncover the best Picnic Spots in Delhi so that your next outing is fun and easy.

Sunder Nursery Sunder Nursery, located near Humayun’s Tomb, is a massive 90-acre heritage park that blends nature, history, and recreation. Families often set up picnics in the lush green spaces or shaded areas near fountains. It’s also a favourite for educational trips, thanks to its biodiversity park and interactive spaces for children.

India Gate Lawns India Gate Lawns is where open-air relaxation happens in Delhi. Thousands of people visit India Gate Lawns every day. Perfect for families, groups and even solo travellers who love to unwind in the open. From kite flying to casual games to sharing snacks under the trees, there is nothing to do.

Lodhi Garden Lodhi Garden is perfect for a lazy picnic and some historical exploration. Visitors bring their food, mats and games for a fun day out while enjoying the peacefulness of this garden.

National Zoological Park Delhi Zoo aka National Zoological Park is a fun and educational outing for families. Spread over 176 acres, it has over 1000 animals and birds including species from around the world. Plus it’s near Purana Qila so you can combine sightseeing with your picnic.

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Allah calls Himself Al-Waarith—The Inheritor, the Heir— on one occasion in the Quran. Al-Waarith is the One who remains after the extinction of everyone and everything. He is the only One to whom all will return; He is the sole inheritor and owner of the whole creation!

The Inheritor, The Supreme Heir

Waarith comes from the root waaw-raa-thaa, which points to four main meanings. The first meaning is to inherit. The second main meaning is to be an heir or survivor, and the third is to be the owner or maintainer after one has passed.

This root appears 35 times in the Quran in five derived forms. Examples of these forms are narithu (“we will inherit”), meeraathu (“(the) heritage”), and al waaritheena (” the inheritors”).

Linguistically, waratha refers to the action of inheriting whereas waarith is the one doing the action, the inheritor and al-meeraath is the inheritage. Even though there is the concept of heirs and inheritance of worldly possessions in this world, Al-Waarith is the supreme Heir to whom the heritage of the heavens and earth belongs.

Al-Waarith Himself says: . . . And indeed, it is We who give life and cause death, and We are the Inheritor [Quran, 15:23] …And to Allah belongs the heritage of the heavens and the earth. And Allah , with what you do, is [fully] Acquainted. [Quran, 3:180]

Inheritance in the Quran

Al-Waarith says: It is not for a believer, man or woman, when Allah and His Messenger have decreed a matter that they should have any opinion in their decision. And whoever disobeys Allah and His Messenger, has indeed strayed into a plain error. [Quran, 33:36] As believers we find guidance regarding the Islamic rulings on inheritance in detail in the Quran. The law of inheritance has been given in the Quran in Surah An-Nisaa, in ayaat 11 and 12 and then in ayah 176 and it is part of faith to refer to these at all times.

How Can You Live By This Name?

1. Know that you will return to Al-Waarith.

Don’t stick to worldly possessions and don’t let them distract you from obedience to the one to whom both your possessions, yourself and your actions, will return. Don’t look for success in wealth and status, big cars and houses, if it compromises your relationship with Allah ‘azza wa jall— even though society pushes through this concept of “success.” Raise your children in putting Al-Waarith first in their actions and remind yourself often that very soon you will return to Him and you won’t be able to take any of your possessions in this world.

2. Say inna lillaahi wa inna ilayhi raji’oon.

Al-Waarith says: Who, when disaster strikes them, say, Indeed we belong to Allah , and indeed to Him we will return. [Quran, 2:156] Say inna lillaahi wa inna lillaahi raji’oon not only when someone passes away, but whenever a disaster or trial hits you, even if it is the loss of an object. Revive the sunnah and use this dhikr in times of loss!

3. Reflect on the ownership of Al-Waarith.

Take a look around you; everything you see– and don’t see— belongs to Allah. He gave you all the possessions you have— your car, your house, your children, your health, and even your time. Al-Waarith says: The kingdom of the heavens and the earth and everything in them belongs to Allah. He has power over all things. [Quran, 5:120] Realize Al-Waarith owns everything, nothing belongs to you, not even your own soul, and praise Him and ask Him for guidance to use your “possessions” to gain His pleasure. When you lose something or someone console yourself with the fact it was Allah’s to begin with.

4. Follow the rulings on inheritance of the Quran and sunnah.

The rulings and laws regarding inheritance in Islam are laid out in the Quran and demonstrated in the sunnah; refer to them in any situation, whether it brings you worldly benefit or not. Some of us follow their own rules of inheritance to gain more financial benefit, this is a grave sin and disobedience to Al-Waarith. So ask Him to guide you to stick to His rulings at all times!

5. Ask Al-Waarith.

The Messenger of Allaah salallahu ‘alayhi wa sallam used to say:

اللَّهُمَّمَتِّعْنِيبِسَمْعِي،وَبَصَرِي،وَاجْعَلْهُمَاالْوَارِثَمِنِّي،وَانْصُرْنِيعَلَىمَنْيَظْلِمُنِي،وَخُذْمِنْهُبِثَأْرِي

O Allaah, make my hearing and my sight strong, and make them my heirs (i.e., keep them strong until I die), and support me against the one who has wronged me, and avenge me. [Al-Bukhaari] Use this supplication in your daily life!

In the Quran you can find supplications in which waaritheen (inheritors) is used:

وَاجْعَلْنِيمِنوَرَ‌ثَةِجَنَّةِالنَّعِيم

And place me among the inheritors of the Garden of Pleasure. [Quran, 26:85]

وَزَكَرِ‌يَّاإِذْنَادَىٰرَ‌بَّهُرَ‌بِّلَاتَذَرْ‌نِيفَرْ‌دًاوَأَنتَخَيْرُ‌الْوَارِ‌ثِينَ

And [mention] Zechariah, when he called to his Lord, “My Lord, do not leave me alone [with no heir], while you are the best of inheritors. [Quran, 21:89]

Wallahu ta’alaa ‘alem.

O Allah, Al-Waarith, we know that You are the Inheritor of the heavens and earth. Aid us in using our worldly possessions to gain Your pleasure, guide us in remembering frequently that we will return to You and make us act upon this knowledge. Help us to abide by Your laws and make us of those that will inherit the highest Paradise, ameen!

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Argentina de Milei vai passar o Brasil longe em liberdade econômica

A Argentina deve subir do 145º para o 84º lugar no Índice de Liberdade Econômica da Heritage Foundation que avalia 176 países nos primeiros 12 meses do governo Milei, segundo informe da Fundação Liberdade e Progresso. Será o nível mais alto conquistado pelo país nos últimos 20 anos, tirando a Argentina dos 20% pior classificados para os 50% melhor classificados. A Argentina estava pior que…

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Clarity Tarot Clarity Tarot Contributor(s): Zachau, Debra (Author) , Matthews, Kait (Illustrator) Publisher: Redfeather ISBN: 0764363735 Physical Info: 2.44" H x 5.45" L x 3.73" W (1.11 Pound) 176 pages Now the secrets of the Tarot are brought to light so that anyone can clearly hear the powerful messages that will resonate with one's soul through the Clarity Tarot. We all have unique challenges in this 21st century, and, with this deck, you have a way to navigate those complexities for yourself as well as for friends and family. The 78 cards in this tarot deck offer 78 ways to communicate with spirit. Each card contains paragraphs of information not only about day-to-day life but also ways to improve life's trajectory. Each of the 78 cards has correspondences for "yes" and "no" as well as keywords for Love and Money, some of the most-asked questions in cartomancy. One will know not only what the cards are trying to say, but how to say it in a way that is completely unbiased, centered, and supportive for oneself or for someone who may be needing direction. The art of mediumship can also be learned by using this deck, if desired, in order to communicate with those beyond the veil. It's a deck that celebrates all cultures with its rich images, to reflect the diverse world we live in today. Card dimensions: 3" x 5" Contributor Bio:Zachau, Debra Debra Zachau is a master of Tarot and a certified soul realignment practitioner providing services for those who want to understand more fully who they are at the soul level. She offers a way to facilitate positive changes to help individuals live their most authentic selves. Debra hosts ongoing group practice sessions for those wanting to continue their exploration of Tarot, including one-on-one personalized sessions. Contributor Bio:Matthews, Kait Kait Matthews was born in Toronto, Ontario, Canada, and is of Ojibwe/Potawatomi heritage. She graduated from the Laguna College of Art and Design and has been a professional artist and illustrator for over 10 years

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Jamie Raskin Age Height Health Wife Son Net Worth

Jamin Raskin born on 13 December 1962 is an American attorney, law professor, and politician serving as the U.S. representative for Maryland's 8th congressional district since 2017. Here we have covered everything about Jamie Raskin, age, height, weight, family, wife, children, net worth, salary, and profession. So keep scrolling and learn more about this interesting personality.

Who is Jamie Raskin?

Jamin Raskin is the most popular and richest lawyer, teacher, and politician from Washington, D. C. United States of America. He has been a U.S. representative for Maryland's 8th congressional district since 2017. He is a member of the Democratic Party and used to work in the Maryland State Senate from 2007 to 2016. His district used to cover parts of Montgomery County and went through Frederick County to the Pennsylvania border, but it changed in 2022 and now only includes part of Montgomery County. Raskin is known for leading the effort to impeach President Donald Trump a second time after the attack on the U.S. Capitol. Before becoming a Congressman, he taught constitutional law at American University's law school and started programs to teach people about the Constitution. Jamie Raskin Age

Jamin Raskin is 61 years old as of 2024. He was born on 13 December 1962 in Washington, D. C. United States of America Jamie Raskin's zodiac sign is Sagittarius. In his 61 years, he has excelled in his roles as an American attorney, law professor, and politician. Jamie Raskin Height and Weight

Jamie Raskin stands at a height of 6 feet 1 inch, which is approximately 185 centimeters or 1.85 meters. He weighs around 80 kilograms, equivalent to 176 pounds. He possesses a strong and confident personality, with striking black hair and deep black eyes. Jamie Raskin Nationality, Ethnicity Jamin Ben Raskin has American nationality, However, his ethnicity and religion is not known. Jamie Raskin Parents

Jamin Ben Raskin comes from a Jewish family with a rich history. He is the son of Barbara (née Bellman) Raskin and Marcus Raskin. His mother, Barbara, was a journalist and novelist, while his father, Marcus, was a former staff aide to President John F. Kennedy on the National Security Council. Marcus was also a co-founder of the Institute for Policy Studies and a dedicated progressive activist. In addition to his parents, Raskin's family history includes ancestors who immigrated to the U.S. from Russia, adding to the diverse tapestry of his heritage. Jamie Raskin Education

Jamin Ben Raskin had an impressive educational journey. Jamie Raskin graduated from Georgetown Day School in 1979 when he was just 16 years old. Later, he went on to graduate with top honors, magna cum laude and was part of the prestigious Phi Beta Kappa society from Harvard College in 1983. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in government with a focus on political theory. Continuing his academic success, in 1987, he achieved a J.D. (Doctor of Jurisprudence) degree with high honors, magna cum laude, from Harvard Law School. During his time at Harvard Law School, he served as an editor for the Harvard Law Review, showcasing his dedication to legal studies and scholarship. Jamie Raskin Published two books:

- Unthinkable - TRIAL MEMORANDUM OF

Jamie Raskin Political Career

In 2006, Jamin Ben Raskin became a Maryland state senator. He represented areas like Silver Spring and Takoma Park in Montgomery County. During his time as a senator, he did important jobs, like being the Senate majority whip and leading the Montgomery County Senate Delegation. He also worked in the Select Committee on Ethics Reform and the Judicial Proceedings Committee. While a senator, Raskin focused on important laws. He wanted to get rid of the death penalty in Maryland and make the state's ignition interlock program bigger. He also helped create rules for benefit corporations, which are companies that aim to do good for society alongside making a profit. Raskin did not just stop at Maryland – he wanted to change the whole country. He made a special law to change how we pick the president, called the National Popular Vote. Jamie Raskin also fought to change the laws about marijuana and medical marijuana in Maryland. One big thing he did was to help make same-sex marriage legal in Maryland. During a discussion, he reminded everyone that our Constitution is what's most important. Raskin career in the Maryland legislature showed he cared about making things better and sticking to his beliefs.

Jamie Raskin Net Worth & Salary

Jamie Raskin has an estimated net worth of around $5 million as of 2023. He earns his income from his profession as an American attorney, law professor, and politician. His career in law and politics has been instrumental in building his net worth, and he has been dedicated to serving the public while earning a living. Jamie Raskin has a luxurious lifestyle and lives with his family and kids.

Jamie Raskin Wife Sarah Bloom Raskin

Jamie Raskin is married to Sarah Bloom Raskin, who is an American attorney and financial policy expert. Sarah Bloom Raskin has held significant positions in the United States government, serving as the 13th Deputy Secretary of the Treasury from 2014 to 2017. In the past, she was also the Maryland Commissioner of Financial Regulation. Currently, Sarah is the Colin W. Brown Distinguished Professor of the Practice of Law at Duke Law School and a Senior Fellow at the Duke Center on Risk. Besides, she works as a Partner at Kaya Partners, Ltd., a firm that specializes in climate advisory. Jamie Raskin Children

Jamie Raskin and Sarah Bloom Raskin have two adult daughters named Hannah and Tabitha. Sadly, they also had a son, Thomas (Tommy), who passed away on December 31, 2020, at the age of 25. The family shared that Thomas had struggled with depression for a long time. It's a heartbreaking part of their relationship journey. Jamie Raskin Health

In May 2010, Raskin found out he had colon cancer. He had six weeks of radiation and chemotherapy, then surgery to remove part of his colon, and more chemotherapy until early 2011. In December 2022, he shared that he was diagnosed with a different type of cancer called diffuse large B-cell lymphoma. He mentioned that he would have a treatment combining chemotherapy and immunotherapy. This treatment finished in April 2023, and on April 27, he said the cancer was no longer active, which is called remission. Jamie Raskin Twitter, Instagram, Facebook Jamie Raskin is active on every social media such as Instagram, Twitter, Facebook, and YouTube. Jamie Raskin has gained more than 78k followers on Instagram and on Twitter he has gained 171.6k followers. He shares his professional pictures which are liked by millions of people. Thank you for reading this article! Must Read: Who is Luh Tyler Sister McKenzie Meeks? Q1. How much is Jamie Raskin worth?Ans. He has a net worth of $5 million. Q2. Who is Jamie Raskin wife?Ans. He is married to American attorney and regulator Sarah Bloom Raskin. Q3. How old is Jamie?Ans. Jamie Raskin was Born on December 13, 1962, and is now 61 years. Q4. What nationality does Jamie Raskin have?Ans. He was born in Washington, DC and currently lives in Maryland. His nationality is American.Q5. Does Jamie have cancer?Ans. Yes, Raskin was diagnosed with colon cancer in May 2010. Also Read: - Shammi Prasad Wiki Age Height Parents Brother Nationality - Lee Asher Biography Age Height Married Wife Net Worth - Camila Cabello Biography, Net Worth, Career, Boyfriend and Family - Arnold Schwarzenegger Biography, Net Worth, Early Life, Career, Girlfriend Read the full article