#Tabary

[postcard-from-the-past]

"The Gift" / painting by E. Tabary

French vintage postcard

[morte-a-elle-meme]

He just failed at his 1000000th attempt at becoming Sultan instead of the Sultan

(he's listening to this:)

[morte-a-elle-meme]

I see you, the 4 other guys that voted Iznogoud :')

[oldsardens]

Emile Tabary - Voyeur

[flederplush]

Tabari (he/him), lion cub, 1994 laying cub Simba by Disney

[tomoleary]

Jean Tabary (1930 - 2011) Iznogoud

[inkstainedhandswithrings]

For the character ask: seeing as you were just talking about him Jesse or (idk how much you're still into this film but I think it would he fun) your favourite Taqwacores character

Both? Both is good.

Jesse:

favorite thing about them

my love for Jesse is mainly a vibes thing? like he lives in fanon for me. he just seems like a good bro. good bear hugs probably. i also see him being the guy that curses the most

least favorite thing about them

NOT ENOUGH SCREENTIME (also something something o66 but we don’t subscribe to that trope on this blog actually)

favorite line

“No recon? No air-support? We don’t know what we’re up against!” —> because i love him rising up against krell (also everything else he said in the umbara arc)

Honourable mention: “Where there’s a farm, there’s usually a farmer.”

brOTP

KIX

ОТР

i love him being a whore actually. i need him and kix to be with a different person every night. they are both bi. or pan. whatever. if it’s consenting they are fucking it.

nOTP

any clone honestly, im not a clone shipper. generally, i don’t ship him with any canon characters

Random headcanon

he’s the type of guy that cusses, drinks, smokes, fucks, but also sweet as shit, will give you his coat and know when you need a hug or a coffee. just,, good bro. in a modern au he’d be punk.

unpopular opinion

i don’t think i have one? like i said, im just here for his vibe lol

song i associate with them

Jessie’s Girl hahahahahaha

favorite picture of them

Jehangir:

favorite thing about them

his dichotomy. this is even more evident in the book, from Yusuf’s point of view. Yusuf glorifies Jehangir, seeing him as this vision, this enigma, the one guy who might actually have it all figured out. this goal that seems unreachable. but then he gets incoherently drunk, or has a bunch of one night stands and both Yusuf and Jehangir question how good of a person he actually is

that perfect imperfection does it for me. he tries to figure it out, to do good, but he’s so human in the midst of it all

least favorite thing about them

his dichotomy. (see above ☝️)

favorite line

i lent the book to a friend of mine, but once i have it back i will reblog this with about 20 quotes lololol

brOTP

Yusuf!!

ОТР

rabeya (I guess?)

nOTP

fatima

random headcanon

don’t know if this is a headcanon or just canon, but he has a super sick style and is really fucking hot, but he doesn’t believe that himself (actually i think it’s canon, yea, lololol)

unpopular opinion

again, idk, there isn’t really a fandom for this i feel? so it’s hard to have an unpopular opinion. but generally, Jehangir is like the embodiment of punk, and part of the point of punk is to get people angry, so just liking Jehangir as a character could be seen as like a negative?? idk?

song i associate with them

anything punk, really. mainly, “bad reputation”, “american idiot”, “wolf in sheep’s clothing” and a bunch of other stuff. I also sometimes think of him when listening to maneskin

favorite picture of them

(i lov him hihi <3)

[animatejournal]

Iznogoud | Creators: René Goscinny & Jean Tabary Studio: Saban | France, 1995

[fredandrieu]

Il existe un autre Commissaire Maigrelet ! Celui créé par Paul Jamin alias Alfred Gérard dans le Spirou 1255 (3 mai 1962) pour "Le Vol du Bourdon", l'unique aventure de Ernest Lecrac.

Le Maigrelet de Pif est une création de Michel Motti avec Jacques Tabary à l'encrage. Il apparait pour la première fois dans "On a volé la grotte" (Pif Gadget n° 469, février 1978).

[tratadista]

[dirtyriver]

Lois Mailou Jones by Céline Tabary

The both of them in Céline's studio in Paris before the war

And the "little Paris" group in Lois's Washington, DC studio

Artist: Loïs Mailou Jones

(1905-1998)

Lois Mailou Jones was an African American painter best known for her considerable influence during the Harlem Renaissance

Her parents encouraged her art from an early age, urging her to draw and paint whenever possible

She was an incredibly educated woman, attending the High School of Practical Arts in Boston before going on to study at The Boston Museum of Fine Arts and The Boston Normal Art School, as well as taking graduate classes at Harvard University and Columbia University. She received her bachelor’s from Howard University, graduating Magna Cum Laude. She also received a fellowship to study in Paris at the Acadèmie Julian.

She founded the art department of the Palmer Memorial Institute in North Carolina, and was recruited one year later to join Howard University’s art department as a watercolor professor

Her main inspiration was Celine Marie Tabard, a painter whom Jones cultivated an artistic friendship and alliance with. Tabard would often submit Jones’ works for jury prizes because of the prejudice against African Americans. They traveled to many countries together and painted each other as well.

She has won 13 prominent awards for her art, which is recognized by its bright colors, distinct style, and influence of Cubism and Haitian art.

[postcard-from-the-past]

"Inventory", painting by Tabary

French vintage postcard

[one-page-a-day]

13th of June 2024

About two weeks ago I handed in my essay on classical Tafsīr.

Tafsīr means 'interpretation' and in most cases refers to the process and genre of interpreting the Quran. Tafsīr works provide interpretations and explanations for the Arabic Quranic text, thereby serving as an important source for scholars and believers. Tafsīr works typically follow the Quranic text from beginning to end and offer a continuous commentary on sections of the text, interpreting them word by word, sentence by sentence, or verse by verse.

I compared two Tafsīr works regarding their entries on Surah 33 (Surah al-Ahzab), verse 72. I chose Abu Ja'far Muhammad aṭ-Ṭabarī's Jāmiʿ al-bayān ʿan taʾwīl al-Qurʾān and Jalal ad-Din as-Suyūṭī's ad-Durr al-manthūr fī t-tafsīr al-maʾthūr. Jāmiʿ al-bayān was written approximately 600 years earlier than ad-Durr al-manthūr.

In Surah al-Ahzab, verse 72, God speaks:

إِنَّا عَرَضْنَا الْأَمَانَةَ عَلَى السَّمَاوَاتِ وَالْأَرْضِ وَالْجِبَالِ فَأَبَيْنَ أَن يَحْمِلْنَهَا وَأَشْفَقْنَ مِنْهَا وَحَمَلَهَا الْإِنسَانُ إِنَّهُ كَانَ ظَلُومًا جَهُولًا

"We have offered the trust to the heavens, the earth, and the mountains, but they refused to take it on and were afraid of it. Then man took it on. Yet he is sinful and ignorant."

The interpretation of the verse mainly revolves around the term 'al-ʾamāna' ('trust') and its meaning. As both aṭ-Ṭabarī and as-Suyūṭī show in depth, there are differences of opinion between the scholars. Some say 'al-ʾamāna' refers to the religious obligations (like praying and fasting). Others say 'al-ʾamāna' means things entrusted between people (like secrets or certain parts of the body in the case of marriage).

Both Tafsīr works are hadith-based, which means that they rely on narrations about what the prophet or the people that knew him well did and said. The difference between aṭ-Ṭabarī's Jāmiʿ al-bayān and as-Suyūṭī's ad-Durr al-manthūr lies in the positioning of the author. While aṭ-Ṭabarī gives his own opinion about the plausibility of the different interpretations, as-Suyūṭī makes no comment at all. One can only guess as-Suyūṭī's opinion, if at all, from the order of the narrations that he quotes. Aṭ-Ṭabarī comes to the conclusion that 'al-ʾamāna' most likely includes both religious obligations and things entrusted between people, because God did not differentiate it any further.

Suprisingly, it did not take me long to find my way around the Tafsīr works, because the narrations are usually quite short and often similiar in regards to their content. I also struggled with only some Arabic terms that were unknown to me.

As-Suyūṭī, Ğalāl ad-Dīn. Ad-durr al-manṯūr fī t-tafsīr al-maʾṯūr, Volume 5. Beirut: Dar al-kotob Al-Ilmiyah 2010.

Aṭ-Ṭabarī, ʾAbū Ǧaʿfar Muḥammad. Ğāmiʿ al-bayānʿan taʾwīl al-qurʾān, Volume 19. Kairo: Markaz al-buḥūṯ wa-d-dirāsāt al-ʿarabīya wa-l-ʾislāmīya 2001.

Rippin, A.. “Tafsīr”. In: P. Bearman (Hrsg.), Encyclopaedia of Islam New Edition Online (EI-2 English). Brill 2012, https://doi.org/10.1163/1573-3912_islam_SIM_72 94

Currently I am working on a paper about islamic feminism and the cases of amina wadud and Asma Barlas.

[rin1sakami]

Sam is also Waiting for the day she can tell the family that she is a girl. Reincarnation does Not Change your gender after all.

4/5 months in, Friday, at a Family dinner

For once everyone was there for Family dinner; Bruce, Barbara, Dick, (Jason), Tim, Stephanie, and Damian. Samian decided it was the best time as ever so they set down their cutlery and turned to Father.

"Father, I have a... Confession to make."

The Others, a little startled, turned to them and waited.

"Living here and going to school has given me several different perspectives on life. I have discovered I do not like being a boy. I wish to continue as a girl from now on."

Father looked them over silently. Obviously trying to find the right words but he didn't look mad or disgusted so Samian assumed Father took it well.

"If this is your genuine wish, I will support you in your endeavor in any matter I can. Can I ask what made you realize?"

"Yeah, how did living here help you? Did you already have 'signs' back in Nanda Parbat looking Back?", their oldest brother exclaimed. A big smile on his face, apparently overjoyed they are willing to share their realization.

"I suppose it started when I questioned Tabary (Tucker) to explain the meaning of a flag sticker on one of our classmate's phones. He told me it was the 'trans flag' and explained what being trans meant. That was when I remembered always being mesmerized by Mother in her dresses. I remember wanting to try them on myself but was dismissed. I felt... Jealousy overseeing the women's Training and not being with them. I did not have the words then and I am not sure I have them now but best described; there was a different Energy between the women than between the men. I wished to be part of it.

"After my conversation with Tabary, I used his phone to gather more information about the 'community'. Part with the stronger divide between Males and females in the US I came to realize that I simply feel. Displaced among the men."

Brown squealed.

"Awwwww, that's so cute! I'm soooo going shopping with you the next week. We'll get you the Cutest Outfits Damian!"

Pennyworth nodded along and soon their other siblings agreed to come with them. Father eventually cut through with a question.

"Have you already considered a new name we should call you? I also assume you want this to stay between Family for now, don't you?"

"Indeed Father. Although I have shared the news with Tabary already this morning. As for my new name... To speak the truth I wish for You to name me."

The room was silent. Father's eyes opened wide, they heard Drake choke on his water and Gordon let out a little gasp.

"You want, Me? To give you your name?"

"You never had the chance to weigh in the first time, did you?"

"I... Would be honored. Any specifications? Do you want it to stay one that exists in both languages?" Father asks tentatively.

"I actually would appreciate for it to be completely Arabic. And I am inclined to names starting with an S." It wasn't a lie. There were many beautiful Arabic girl names with S. They would also like to have one more link to their old Times.

"I hope to impress, Daughter."

Their eyes widened a bit. A little smile was on its way to their cheeks so it was hastily hidden with a bite of Pennyworth's tasty Lasagne.

It was seen regardless. And the room seemed to shine just this tiny bit brighter.

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Monday at school

"Samien! Tell me! How did it go?"

"Good morning to you too, Tab. I guess, you may call me Shamara Saiba Wayne", Shamara smiled.

(Shamara = ready for Battle, Saiba = one with great strength)

Dcxdp #26

 Sam reincarnated as Damien. I think I've only seen this once and I love the idea. they have a lot of the same core personality traits so I don't think it'd be that hard to have them be reincarnated.

Sam/Damien meets Tucker's newest reincarnation at school. Tucker's reincarnation has their memories due to timeline shenanigans/ plot convenience. Tucker recognizes Sam and ends giving their memories Back. Sam/Damian refuses to tell their family about this till they're more comfortable with them because this would be very early on from when they've moved to the manor.  The family's very happy that Damian is making friends but when Sam and Tucker are together it freaks them out. They keep mentioning this third friend Danny that no one has ever seen.

Damien getting Sam's Memories Back makes them even more of a menace because they can't change their outward personality due to the shift would make the family paranoid but Sam's memories give them the one thing they could be before. knowledgeable to be a Menace. they didn't know what they were doing wrong before due to being raised with League but now they do and now it's on purpose.

[linsaad]

“A veces, el destino se parece a una pequeña tempestad de arena que cambia de dirección sin cesar. Tú cambias de rumbo intentando evitarla y entonces la tormenta también cambia de dirección, siguiéndote a ti.

Tú vuelves a cambiar de rumbo y la tormenta vuelve a cambiar de dirección, como antes. Y esto se repite una y otra vez. (...)

Esta tormenta, en definitiva, eres tú. Es algo que se encuentra en tu interior. (...) Allí solo hay una arena blanca y fina, como polvo de huesos, danzando en lo alto del cielo. Imagínate una tormenta como esta.

Y tú en verdad la atravesarás, claro está (...) y cuando la tormenta de arena haya pasado, tú no comprenderás como has logrado cruzarla con vida. ¡No! Ni siquiera estarás seguro de que la tormenta haya cesado de verdad. Pero una cosa sí quedará clara y es que la persona que surja de la tormenta no será la misma persona que penetró en ella y ahí estriba el significado de la tormenta de arena...".

#Haruki Murakami

[tomoleary]

Jean Tabary (1930-2011) “Iznogoud” (pronounced "he's/is no good" with a French accent per Wiki)