#Shaam

[astrangerindunya403]

The Forgotten Massacre Of Baghuz

March 2019, the final days of Baghuz were not a battle; they were an extermination. The skies rained fire, and the earth trembled under the weight of merciless bombs.

Within mere hours, more than 3,000 souls were wiped from existence - 650 women, 920 children, 1,400 men — all consumed by a storm of phosphorus and thermal hellfire, which engulfed the camp in an inferno that lasted for more than a week. The sun rose not upon life, but upon ashes, smoldering tents, and the unrecognizable remains of men, women, and children. Mothers clutched their children as fire consumed them. Fathers prayed as their flesh melted away.

Till this day, we don't know the actual amount of people that perished that day because U.S and their allies hid it from the world.

A prisoner of war, one of the few who survived, recalled the horror in a letter:

"The warplanes of the United States, France, and Saudi Arabia finished them off. They were bombed with chemical, nuclear, phosphorus, and napalm jelly, the bombardment continued for a full week and more until the sun of dawn rose over burning tents, and bodies in the open charred, and the bodies of women and men could only be recognized by their rised index fingers!"

This was not war; this was annihilation. The innocent perished without a trial, their cries drowned out by the roar of jets and the silence of those who claim to defend justice.

[9amartt]

تأملت التاريخ الاسلامي فوجدت ان الذي يرفع القلم دون السيف يذِل، و الذي يرفع السيف دون القلم يضل و يزِل، و من يرفعهما معاً فالى مبتغاه يهتدي و يصل.

-الشيخ فارس الزهراني تقبله الله

I pondered upon Islamic history and I found that the one who raises the pen without the sword becomes humiliated, and the one who raises the sword without the pen becomes misguided and makes [grave] mistakes, and whoever rises them both becomes guided to what he seeks, and he reaches it.

-Shaykh Faris Al Zahrani تقبله الله

[maihonhassan]

Shaam is kinda filled with never-ending gham and Jaun Eliya perfectly said these lines: “Shaam ko aksar baithay baithay dil kuch doobne lagta hai” damn its so relatable.

[lion896]

Chai aur shaam tere sath ❣️

Evening and tea with you ❣️

[itsshaam]

Hi, if you’re here from my other blog, please keep me a well guarded secret or you will suffer the Almighty’s wrath. Feel free to leave kind words, a compliment, or pet photos. I feel truly alive in the great outdoors.

[sirfdabba]

यहा हर शाम रोशनी आती है,

कोमल धूप में बैठा करो।

बिताती किरणे कहानी सजाती है,

आसमां को निहारा करो।

शाम का एक संगीत है,

सून सको तो सूना करो।

लाइटों ने अकेला कर दिया,

उन किरणों से खेला करो।

कली एक खिलनेको है,

टहनी का पत्ता एक गिरने को है।

तुम देख सको तो देखा करो,

मुरझाया फूल जमीं से उठाया करो।

कानो में लगाया करो,

किताबों में छिपाया करो।

बीच राह में रुका करो,

पेड़ों को ताकते बैठा करो।

हथेलियों पे लिखा करो,

महज सूर्यास्त नही,

संपूर्ण शाम को देखा करो।

हर ख्याल को,

अल्फाजों का मोहताज ना बनाया करो।

कुछ एखसासों को,

एहसास ही रहने दो।

कुछ सपनो को जीया करो,

कुछ सपनो को उड़ाया करो।

यहां हर शाम रोशनी आती है,

कोमल धूप में बैठा करो।

संस्कृति

[thinker-belll]

शाम की चाय और झूठे वादे

[bhaskarlive]

Release of actor Shaam’s ‘Asthram’ pushed to March 7

Director Arvind Rajagopal’s upcoming crime investigation thriller, Asthram, featuring actor Shaam in the lead, will now release on March 7, its makers announced on Thursday.

Source: bhaskarlive.in

[mofartumb]

Sinopsis Lengkap Film The Great Father (2017)

Seorang pengusaha yang berusaha keras menjadi ayah yang baik bagi putrinya bertemu dengan polisi jahat. Detail Info Judul Film : The Great Father (2017) Rilis : 30 Maret 2017 Negara : India Bahasa : Hindi Sutradara : Haneef Adeni Produser : Santosh Sivan, Arya, Prithviraj Sukumaran Pemeran : Mammootty, Sneha, Arya, Shaam, Anikha, Malavika Mohanan, Kalabhavan Shajon, Miya George, Santosh…

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Shaam Savera

[ghelgheli]

of course the criticisms of sanctions that fault them only for "harming the people and not the leaders" are themselves myopic liberalism. first, for the limp concession that there is something to be punished here in the first place, you're just doing it wrong. shoulda stuck to bombing political offices eh? but second for the hagiographic separation of the "leaders" from the "people". where do you think leaders come from? how do you think their motives are formed? the nature of the masses, of the tudeh, is that each head not only can but necessarily must be regrown from its countless numbers.

[aahanna]

"I'm disheartened that Banaras has been glamorized, attracting overwhelming crowds that are more interested in taking Instagram-worthy ghats photos than genuinely seeking spiritual enlightenment.

The city's sacred essence is lost amidst the chaos, and it's heartbreaking to see the ghats, once serene and peaceful, now swarming with tourists chasing likes and followers.

Moreover, the influx of tourists has made it impossible for locals to enjoy their core festivals and traditions. Dev Deepawali, for instance, was once a cherished celebration for the people of Banaras, but now it's overshadowed by the noise and chaos of tourism.

Locals are forced to navigate through crowded streets, struggling to reach their own temples and ghats. The festivities, once a source of joy and community bonding, have become a stressful and overwhelming experience.

It's sad to see the authentic spirit of Banaras fade away, replaced by superficial attractions and shallow experiences. The city's identity is being eroded, and its people are paying the price."

[9amartt]

#archive - Words of Umm Khadija Al Andalusiyyah, a Muhajirah to Shaam:

Shaam, 1437H/ 2016

(Text translated from French)

"Assalamu Alaykum.

Since my arrival to Shaam, I have been greatly disturbed to see the entire world agreeing to k/ll these poor people, and what surprised me even more is to see how the Syrian people have so much patience. I cried every day, and at night I couldn't sleep due to the bombings. Living in war is horrible, and not being able to defend ourselves is heartbreaking. I have seen bombs falling from planes so many times that I know I will die soon in these days or nights. But we know that we will die as Shuhadaa Insha Allah. It calms me to know that we will not go through the torment of death or anything like that, and the fact that we made hiجرة will make us enter Jannah in sha Allah. Dying here for this purpose relieves me. Making H is obligatory on every Muslim living in a land ruled by taghut. Not even three days after arriving here, we thought it was a journey towards a dream. Being here is the strongest feeling of iman I have ever had. Thanks to my dear sister Umm Adam al Almaniyyah, she gave me the courage to come. Alhamdulillah, we are inseparable now. The best part here is that it is a constant reminder of Allah. We live only for Him and follow His law according to the Quran and the sunnah. We were given a home and money upon arrival. I am so happy to see such believing and beautiful sisters from all over the world, ma sha Allah, and there are many reverts. Allah guides whom He wills. But I miss my family immensely.

If you read this, I hope you will understand my choice one day, and I hope to see you in akhirah, Insha Allah."

[dazai-fan-page]

oh the urge to write a fic where someone fakes dazais death and chuuya gets to go batshit to get him back is stroooooong

[pyaari-naari]

Autumn 🍂🍁

Do you mean...

Subah shaam garam chai ki pyaali?

Dusshera, Durga Pujo aur Diwali?

Diwali aur Karva chauth shopping?

Saundhi dhoop wali shaam?

Shawl aur full sleeve wali shirt?

[celesteablack]

ये शाम मस्तानी, मदहोश किए जाए मुझे डोर कोई खींचे, तेरी ओर लिए जाए