#hisham tawfiq

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smile, suckers.

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Writers and actors from The Blacklist picket outside Netflix in New York August 2, 2023

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This is what it’s all about. Thanks for how much I love seeing you all on and off screen. #michaelaronov @fionadourif @hishamtawfiq @michaelcerveris @daphnerubinvega @clintonbphotography @lukashassel @lookihere @t.cooper.4 @ddlovejoy @max.casella #theblacklist actors picket for residual payments from streaming. #sagaftra #unionstrong

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Raymond? You didn’t say you were bringing... persons. Well, you know Dembe...

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the series finale of THE BLACKLIST airs tonight at 8pm on NBC

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The Blacklists ends in an expectedly uninteresting and lethargic way....

The Blacklist season 10 has felt off right from the very beginning. There just feels like there hasn't been a purpose to this season apart from saying that the show reached 10 seasons and having some sort of ending. But there wasn't any real drive in the season. The initial hope was that the drive would be in returning Blacklisters teaming up against Red and the task force, but that storyline fizzled out very fast. The final arc also felt fairly by the numbers and ended the season and series in a way that was unsatisfying but also completely expected. There hasn't been any narrative drive in the show for years now, and it has never felt like the writers had any specific endgame in mind, and that is how it felt. The show rendered the task force members to be rather toothless. At no point for years have the task force been able to one up Red. The finale should have concluded with Ressler catching up with Red and then Red dying, instead of using the weird Bull metaphor they introduced in season 10 to kill Red, that never made much sense to me. I think Harold Cooper suffered the most as a character because he spent the entire season being so indignant that Red kept conning them, as if he hadn't done that a 100 times. There was no real closure to any of the characters. Aram never returned after the season premiere. We don't know what happened to Cooper, Ressler, Dembe, Siya, Herbie etc... We just have to assume things. The show should have given some closure for the first 3 characters at least. I mean, Ressler came back to the FBI because of The Blacklist being Liz's calling and wanting to not have her death be the end. What would he do now given there is no more task force and no more Reddington? I can assume that Cooper retired, and Dembe maybe goes and reunites with his daughter. But still, just a montage showing what the characters are doing would have been nice. I never expected any further info about Red's identity because I feel they gave the answer in the season 8 finale without coming out and directly saying it, and it isn't important anymore anyways. There was a nice monologue by Dembe in the finale, which was well acted, and there were some nice scenes with Reddington with various characters, and I liked that Ressler is the one to finally find Reddington at the end and we see him put Red's hat on Red's body as a sign of respect, but all in all, an underwhelming end to an underwhelming season, to a show that was great for about 6 seasons, before it started treading water.

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The Blacklist (2013-2023) tv series

-(finished) watchin' Series (10 Seasons)- 7/15/2023- 3 [1/2] stars- on NBC

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The Blacklist 10x19 Promo “Room 417”

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Hisham Tawfiq from the Blacklist guest starts on The Equalizer.

episode "Full Throttle"

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On 26 October, the Palestinian Ministry of Health released the list of names of Palestinians killed since 7 October. Among them, from the al-Farra family, are: 

Abdul Raouf Saleh Ali (70) and his daughters Hala Abdul Raouf Saleh (25) and Ghadir Abdul Raouf Saleh (21);

and Abdul Raouf’s son Ibrahim Abdul Raouf Saleh (32) and his children Suwar Ibrahim Abdul Raouf (1) and Abdul Raouf Ibrahim Abdul Raouf (less than a year old); 

Islam Alian Suleiman (62);

Samira Muhammad Ismail (60);

Essam Tawfiq Hafez (60), his wife Simat Youssef Khalil (46), and their daughters Tuqa Essam Tawfiq (22), who is described as “always [having] a smile on her face” and was martyred on her wedding day; Rasul Essam Tawfiq (19), who “loved programming and dreamed of studying software engineering”; and Adyan Essam Tawfiq (12);

Hani Jalal Abdel Sattar (53) and his brother Harun Jalal Abdel Sattar (51);

Hatim Muhammad Fakhri (47) and his sons Muhammad Hatim Muhammad (17) and Ahmed Hatim Muhammad (12); 

and Hatim’s brother Dr. Aziz Muhammad Fakhri (39), a pharmacist; Aziz’s wife Hadil Mahmoud Mahdi (35); and their children Sham Aziz Muhammad Fakhri (8), Abdullah Aziz Muhammad Fakhri, Omar Aziz Muhammad Fakhri, and Hamza Aziz Muhammad Fakhri; 

Maha Ahmed Jouda (42) and her daughter Mecca Imad Tawfiq (2);

Fathi Abdel Karim Fathi (31), his wife Hala Mahmoud Mahdi, and their daughters Sarah Fathi Abdel Karim (less than a year old) and Maryam Fathi Abdel Karim;

Maryam Mahmoud Saad (9);

Reem Jamal Tawfiq, “one of the first in her class of English language and literature at Al-Aqsa University, full of life and ambition”, and her siblings Dr. Tawfiq Jamal Tawfiq and Hala Jamal Tawfiq;

Ali Ismail Abdullah;

Zayn Hisham Bassam;

Raed Bakr Mahdi Salim (48);

and Bilal Fouad Abdul Khaliq, a pharmacist.

You can read more about the human lives lost in Palestine on the Martyrs of Gaza Twitter account and here.

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📷 Hisham Tawfiq

Send 📷 + a faceclaim, and I will make up an OC I think would match the faceclaim

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This is long so read more!

'Zull' is the subject pronoun, used in place of 'he', 'she', 'they'. 'Zum' is the object pronoun, used in place of 'him', 'her', 'them'. 'Zuh' is the possessive pronoun, used in place of 'his', 'hers', 'theirs'.

Name: Kerall

Age: Unknown

Pronouns

Earth - Any, though most use neutral or typically masculine pronouns for zum.

Verrirmor - 'Zull/zum/zuh' (origins in the ancient language of Yourisll)

Pronunciations: The 'z' in all three is a softer sound, like when saying 'bzzzz'. Both 'zull' and 'zum' are pronounced with an 'er' sound in the u's position, like the long Swedish 'ö' as in 'öl' (beer). 'zerll' and 'zerm'. 'Zuh' is pronounced as it's written, with a short 'uh' sound.

Powers

Air Manipulation - Also known as aerokinesis, air manipulation is the ability to manipulate any form of air or gas. In Kerall's case, zull can only manipulate air that already exists in an area. Zull can change air currents, build a gale force wind, and suck air from an area. Zuh favourite way that zull've discovered to use the gale force capabilities of zuh manipulation power is to use that wind to force things back or away or just to form a fast moving cushion of air between zum and danger. It benefits zum greatly.

Kerall lived in Zonfer for much of zull life. Zull grew up in Zonfer and, as quickly as anyone else living in the frozen area, learned of the dangers of this place. Zuh parents were both involved with rescuing unfortunate people who were trapped in avalanches or lost, with zuh mother able to create portals. Zuh father would use his own ability to manipulate the air to provide more ability to breathe or prevent worse dangers while others worked.

Portal Creation - Portal creation is exactly what it sounds like; Kerall can form a portal anywhere to anywhere, provided zull know where zull are trying to end up. It can go badly, but zull have enough experience with creating portals that zull can do it with ease. There are still limitations; zull cannot create portals between realms, such as Earth and Verrirmores, for example, and zull have to be focused on what zull are doing to ensure that nothing goes wrong. Immensely useful, regardless of these limitations.

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Eventually, partially because the cold bothered zum a little too much for zum to be comfortable, zull moved to Yourisll. Yourisll is where zuh grandparents on zuh mother's side came from and the birthplace of zuh name, so it felt natural to Kerall that Yourisll should be where zull lived to escape the cold and ice and snow of Zonfer.

A few days after becoming settled, Kerall met an absolute bastard of a man called Tynite, who enjoyed speaking in whatever language he felt like. Dargene? Equite? Ancient Dargene? An obscure language from the place of Rirmor, where it is widely believed that no one has ever lived? All fair game.

As such, upon meeting Kerall, Tynite asked, 'how do I refer to you?' (or, 'ow od I fer ot oy?' because Tynite is fluent in too many languages, including Zonfer's). Zonfer doesn't have any way to refer to others than their names, though, as Zonfer's hostile climate and dangerous mountains require that everyone be able to communicate quickly and easily. It was through Tynite that Kerall began learning the language of Yourisll, a language learned primarily through writing and a language that holds tight links with the past.

It was through others in Yourisll that Kerall learned more about zuh ability to create portals, learned how to make it easier for zum, how to hone zuh skill somewhat. It was thanks to these lessons that zull has now joined zuh parents, helping to rescue others in the mountains of Zonfer, only to return to zuh home in Yourisll, because the cold really did bother zum.

Kerall is, overall, incredibly caring but somewhat cold. Zuh warmth is in zuh actions, not zuh words, but is not reserved for any specific person. It's not the ways of those born in Zonfer to treat others as anything but a potential friend, possibly family, and this is obvious in Kerall, too. Zull are, however, overwhelmingly curious. Zuh curiosity outweighs anything else. If given the opportunity to learn, zull will take it. There will be no hesitation, no chance of zull deciding not to do it, none of that. Curiosity will fuel zum through anything and everything, and is often an easy way for zum to become friends with others. It's an added benefit.

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THIS. THIS IS THE ENDING WE NEEDED.