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thethief1996 · 1 year ago

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Israel has cut water, electricity and food to Palestinians in Gaza. They are buying 10.000 M16 rifles and plan to distribute to civilian settlers in the West Bank to hunt down Palestinians. They're bombing the only way out of Gaza through Egypt, after telling refugees to flee through it, and have threatened the Egyptian government in case they let aid trucks pass through. Entire families, generations, are being wiped out and left to wander the streets hoping they don't get bombed.

Palestinians are using their last minutes of battery to let the world know about their genocide and are being met with a wall of "What about Hamas? What about the beheaded babies? Killing children on either side is bad!" even though the propaganda claims have been debunked over and over again. How cruel is it to ask somebody to condemn themselves before their last words? Or before grieving the loss of their entire families? When there's no such disclaimer to Israelis even though their government has shown over and over genocidal intent? Like who are you even trying to appease? What will your wishy washy statement do against decades of zionist thought infiltrating evangelical and Jewish stablishmemts?

Take action. Israel will fall back if public opinion turns its tide. The UK fell back on its bloody decision to cut aid to Palestine under public scrutiny. The USAmerican empire spends $3.8 billion dollars annually solely on this proxy war while its people suffer under a progressively military regime as well. News outlets are canceling last minute on Palestinian speakers while letting Israelis tell lies unchecked. Palestinian refugees are being targeted in ICE establishments and mosques are already being hounded by the FBI. France and Germany have banned pro-Palestine protests, while Netherlands and the UK have placed restrictions . You have the chance to stop this from turning into repeat of the Iraq war.

I want to do something but there's hardly anything for me to do from Brasil besides spreading the word and not letting these testimonies fall on deaf ears. I'm asking you to do this same ant work from wherever you are.

Follow:

Eye On Palestine (instagram / twitter)

Mohammed El-Kurd (instagram / twitter)

Decolonize Palestine (website with a chronological explanation of the occupation and debunking myths)

Muhammad Shehada (twitter)

Plestia Alaqad (directly from Gaza. Many of her videos are interrupted by bombs)

If there's a protest in your city, please attend. Here's an international calendar of events:

Friday, October 13

ALBUQUERQUE, NM (US) �� Fri Oct. 13, 3 pm, UNM Bookstore, University of New Mexico. Organized by Southwest Coalition for Palestine.

BERKELEY, CALIFORNIA (US) – Fri Oct 13, 6 pm, Sproul Hall (Vigil), University of California Berkeley. Organized by Bears for Palestine.

DOUAIS, FRANCE – Fri Oct 13, 6:30 pm, Place de’Armes.

GOTHENBURG, SWEDEN – Fri Oct 13, 5:30 pm, Brunnsparken. Organized by Palestinska samordningsgruppen Gothenburg.

GREENSBORO, NC (US) – Fri Oct. 13, 4 pm, Wendover Village, 4203 W Wendover Ave, Greensboro, NC. Organized by Muslims for a Better NC.

LONDON, ENGLAND – Fri Oct 13, 5 pm, Keir Starmer’s Office, Crowndale Center, 218 Eversholt St, London. Organized by IJAN UK.

MEANJIN/BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA – Fri Oct 13, 6 pm, King George Square.

MIAMI, FL (US) – Fri Oct 13, 4:30 pm, Bayfront Park. Organized by Troika Kollectiv.

NAPOLI, ITALY – Fri Oct 13, 4:30 pm, Piazza Garibaldi, Napoli. Organized by GPI and Centro Culturale Handala Ali.

NGUNNAWAL/CANBERRA, AUSTRALIA – Fri Oct 13, 5:30 pm, Carema Place.

PERTH/BOORLOO, AUSTRALIA – Fri Oct. 13, 5:30 pm, Murray Street Hall, Boorloo/Perth. Organized by Friends of Palestine WA.

PORTLAND, OREGON (US) – Fri Oct 13, 3 pm, 1200-1220 SW 5th Ave, Portland.

PORT RICHEY, FL (US) – Fri Oct 13, 7:30 am, Route 19 and Ridge Road, Port Richey. Sponsored by: Florida Peace Action Network; Partners for Palestine; CADSI

PRETORIA, SOUTH AFRICA – Friday, Oct. 13, 7 pm, UP Main Campus, DSA Building opposite Thuto. Organized by PSC UP.

WITSWATERSRAND UNIVERSITY (SOUTH AFRICA) – Fri Oct 13, 1 pm, Great Hall Piazza, Flag demonstration. Organized by Wits PSC.

Saturday, October 14

ABERDEEN, SCOTLAND – Sat, Oct. 14, 2 pm, St. Nichlas Square. Organized by Scottish PSC.

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND – Sat Oct 14, 2 pm, Aotea Square, Queens St, 291-2997 Queen St. Organized by PSN Aotearoa.

DETROIT/DEARBORN, MICHIGAN (US) – Sat Oct 14, 2 pm, Ford Woods Park, 5700 Greenfield Road. Organized by SAFE, PYM, SJP, Handala Coalition, more.

DUNDEE, SCOTLAND – Sat, Oct. 14, 2 pm, Place TBA. Organized by Scottish PSC.

EDINBURGH, SCOTLAND – Sat, Oct 14, 2 pm, Princes Street at Foot of the Mound. Organized by Scottish PSC.

FRANKFURT, GERMANY – Sat Oct 14, 3 pm Hauptwache, Frankfurt am Main. Sponsored by Palestina eV, Migrantifa Rhein-Main and more.

GLASGOW, SCOTLAND – Sat. Oct 14, 2 pm, Buchanan Steps. Organized by Scottish PSC.

HOUSTON, TEXAS (US) – Sat Oct 14, 2 pm, City Hall, 901 Bagby St. Organizd by PYM, PAC, USPCN, SJP and more.

LIVERPOOL, ENGLAND – Sat Oc 14, 12 pm, Church St. Organized by FRFI.

LONDON, ENGLAND – Sat Oct 14, 12 pm, BBC Portland Place, London. Organized by a broad coalition.

MILANO, ITALY – Sat. Oct 14, 3:30 pm, Piazza San Babila. Organized by Young Palestinians of Italy, UDAP, Palestinian Community, Association of Palestinians.

ORLANDO, FLORIDA – Sat Oct 14, 3 pm, Lake Eola at Robinson and Eola, Orland. Organized by Florida Palestine Network.

TORINO, ITALY – Sat. Oct. 14, 3 pm, Piazza Crispi. Organized by Progetto Palestina.

VALPARAISO, CHILE – Sat Oct 14, 6 pm, Plaza Victoria, Valparaiso. Organized by Comite Chileno de Solidaridad con Palestina.

WASHINGTON, DC (US) – Sat Oct 14, 1 pm, Lafayette Square. Organized by AMP.

Sunday, October 15

AMSTERDAM, NETHERLANDS – Sun Oct 15, 2 pm, March from Dam Square to Jonas Daniel Meijer plein.

NAARM/MELBOURNE, AUSTRALIA – Sun Oct 15, State Library Victoria.

TARDANYA/ADELAIDE, AUSTRALIA – Sun Oct 15, 2 pm, Parliament House.

AUSTIN, TEXAS (US) – Sun Oct 15, 3 pm, Texas Capitol. Organized by PSC ATX.

GADIGAL/SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA – Sun Oct 15, 1 pm, Sydney Town Hall.

SANTIAGO, CHILE -Sun Oct 15, 11 am, Plaza Dignidad, Santiago. Organized by Comite Chileno de Solidaridad con Palestina.

#save palestine #free palestine #save gaza #save sheikh jarrah #save silwan #ask to tag

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opencommunion · 1 year ago

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Palestinians from several of the displaced communities described the same pattern to +972: Israeli settlers arrive with their herds and prevent them from grazing on land where Palestinians have grazed for decades; then armed settlers would proceed to harass them day and night, even entering houses, without the army or police intervening. Everyone described the same, overwhelming feelings of fear and distress under the shadow of these settler invasions. “It’s like 1948,” said Mohammed Hussein, a resident of Ein Samia — invoking the year of the Nakba (“catastrophe”) and the expulsion of hundreds of thousands of Palestinians from their homeland during Israel’s establishment. According to the Palestinian residents, the situation grew worse following the establishment and growth of several grazing settler outposts in the area in recent years; settler violence and further expansion also noticeably escalated since the current Israeli government, led by extremist far-right parties, was sworn in last December. ... The Israeli authorities, along with the settlers, have played a central role in the displacement. For years, the occupation apparatus has banned the Palestinian communities from construction; demolished their homes; denied them connection to water and electricity; stopped them from paving roads; issued demolition orders for schools built with funds from the European Union; established and recognized Jewish settlements; and, of course, stood by during settler violence. ... “We have always been under occupation, in a prison with checkpoints, but now we live in a prison van,” said Ali Abu al-Kabash, 60, sitting in a tent he had set up in an open area across the Allon Road. Abu al-Kabash, who is originally from a-Samu, near Hebron, moved to the Ramallah area in the 1980s, and to the area near Ras a-Tin in 1995. “Before the [last] election, the settlers would run away if there were a few of us [facing them]. Today, they attack because the government is with them. The police, the army, and the Shin Bet are all with them,” he added. “For 25 years we lived a normal life,” Abu al-Kabash continued. “In recent years, the settlers came and established two outposts [Micah’s Farm and Malachei HaShalom]. They blocked the road between us and Ein al-Rashash, and the one that goes down toward Fasayil. We would herd in the area, but they came to us in the name of the government and the Civil Administration and said that the land belongs to the settlers. They brought sheep to eat the food we grew for our sheep … They enter houses, sometimes with many soldiers, taking photos, even when there are girls, women, and old men present.” According to Abu al-Kabash, the violence increased after the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Fitr in May. “They park at the entrance of the homes. Some of them are under 12 years old, under the age of criminal responsibility. They go in, look in the refrigerator, or at our phones. What can we do? They want Area C for Israel, to take control of the land through the settlers, but without war. But where will we go? The occupation is everywhere.” Ras a-Tin, which neighbors al-Qabun, was subjected to similar harassment and severe violence by settlers. On the day its residents fled, in July 2022, Ahmad Kaabna, the mukhtar of Ras a-Tin — who died suddenly in early August at age 60 — told a group of activists: “The settlers frightened the women, the children — everyone. They came to the homes at night in groups of 10-15 people … the army with them. If you talk to them and say ‘get away, get out of here,’ they call the army or the police, who come and arrest the young [Palestinians].”

#palestine #colonialism

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beardedmrbean · 3 months ago

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Alcohol smuggler Guled Diriye is exhausted.

He has just returned from his trip transporting contraband from the Ethiopian border.

The 29-year-old slumps in his chair inside a colonial-style villa battered by years of fighting in Somalia’s capital, Mogadishu - a city once known as the Pearl of the Indian Ocean.

His sandals are covered in a potent orange dust – the residue from the desert.

Mr Diriye’s dark eyes droop. The bags underneath speak of sleepless nights, the hours of tension traversing the dangerous roads and negotiating checkpoints with armed men.

There is also the haunting memory of a fellow smuggler who was shot dead.

“In this country, everyone is struggling and looking for a way out. And I found my way by making regular trips by road from the Ethiopian border to Mogadishu,” he says, explaining that smuggling was a means to support his family in a tough economic climate.

The use and distribution of alcohol is illegal. Somalia’s laws must comply with Sharia (Islamic law), which forbids alcohol, but it has not stopped a growing demand, particularly among young people in many parts of the country.

Mr Diriye’s neighbour Abshir, knowing he had fallen on hard times as a minibus-taxi driver, introduced him to the precarious world of alcohol smuggling.

Rickshaws began to take over the city, pushing minibus drivers out of business.

Both were childhood friends who had sheltered together in the same camp in 2009 during the height of the insurgency in Mogadishu - he was someone he could trust.

“I began picking up boxes of alcohol at designated drop points in Mogadishu on [his] behalf and manoeuvring through the city and offloading them at designated locations. I didn’t realise it at first but this was my introduction into smuggling.”

His involvement snowballed and Mr Diriye soon found himself navigating from the porous frontier with Ethiopia through Somalia’s rural hinterlands.

He understands that he is breaking the law, but says the poverty that he finds himself in overrides that.

The smuggling journey begins in Somali border towns such as Abudwak, Balanbale, Feerfeer and Galdogob.

“Alcohol mostly originates in [Ethiopia’s capital] Addis Ababa and makes it to the city of Jigjiga, in the Ogaden region,” Mr Diriye says.

The Ogaden or, as it is officially known in Ethiopia, the Somali region, shares a 1,600km (990-mile) border with Somalia. People on both sides share ethnic, cultural, linguistic and religious ties.

Once the alcohol is loaded, it is moved across the plains of the Somali region, and then smuggled across the border into Somalia.

The border town of Galdogob is a major hub for trade and travel and has been hit hard by the flow of alcohol being smuggled from Ethiopia.

Tribal elders have raised concerns over alcohol-related violence.

“Alcohol causes so many evils [such as shootings],” says Sheikh Abdalla Mohamed Ali, the chairman of the local tribal council in the town.

“[It] has been seized and destroyed on multiple occasions but it's like living next to a factory. It keeps putting out more and more, no matter what we do.”

“Our town will always be in the midst of danger.”

But for the smugglers the goal is to get the alcohol to the capital.

“I drive a truck that transports vegetables, potatoes and other food products. When the truck is loaded up it’s filled with whatever I'm transporting, but I make the most money from the alcohol on board,” Mr Diriye says.

Sometimes smugglers cross into Ethiopia to pick it up and at other times they receive it at the border. But whichever approach is taken, concealment is a crucial part of the profession as the risks from being caught are immense.

“The loader’s job is the most important. Even more important than driving. He’s tasked with concealing the alcohol in our truck, with whatever we have on board. Without him, I wouldn’t be able to move around so easily — at least not without getting caught.

“The average box of alcohol I move has 12 bottles. I usually transport anywhere from 50 to 70 boxes per trip. Usually half the load on my truck is filled with alcohol.”

Large swathes of south-central Somalia are run by armed groups, where the government has little to no control: militias, bandits and the al-Qaeda affiliate al-Shabab roam with impunity.

“You can never travel on your own. It's too risky. Death is always on our minds,” Mr Diriye says. But that concern does not get in the way of business and there is a brutal pragmatism to thinking about the make-up of the team.

“If I get wounded in an attack on the road, there has to be a back-up who can continue the journey. Everyone knows how to drive and knows the roads well.”

Smugglers drive on dirt tracks and roads that have not been renovated in decades. Landmines and unexploded ordnances left behind from previous conflicts are also an issue.

“I travel through at least eight to 10 towns to reach Mogadishu. But we don’t count the towns, we count the checkpoints and who mans them,” Mr Diriye says.

They encounter various clan militias with different allegiances, either lingering in the distance or at roadblocks.

“In case we get jammed up by a clan militia, if one of us is from the same clan as that militia or even a similar sub-clan, it increases our chances of survival. This is why all three of us are from different clans.”

He painfully recalls: “I’ve encountered numerous attacks.

“One of the guys that works with me is relatively new. He replaced my last helper who was killed two years ago.”

Mr Diriye had been driving in suffocating heat for six hours, so decided to nap, passing the wheel to his helper.

“While I was sleeping in the back, I heard a large burst of gunfire that suddenly woke me up. We where surrounded by militiamen. My loader was screaming as he ducked in the passenger seat.” The substitute driver was killed.

Once the commotion ceased, the loader and Mr Diriye picked up their dead colleague from the front seat and put him in the back of the truck.

“I’ve never seen so much blood in my life. I had to wipe [it] away from the steering wheel and keep on driving. In all my years, nothing prepared me for what I saw that day.”

As the pair drove off and got a good distance away from the militiamen, they pulled over to the side of the road and laid his body there.

“We didn’t even have a sheet to cover his body, so I took off my long-sleeved buttoned-up shirt and made do with it.

“It was a difficult decision but I knew I couldn't keep driving around smuggling alcohol with a dead body in the truck. We had a few government checkpoints up ahead and I couldn’t jeopardise my load or my freedom.”

Two years later he says the guilt of leaving the body by the road still haunts him.

He left behind a family, and Mr Diriye is unsure they even know the truth surrounding the circumstances of his disappearance and death.

The danger that Mr Diriye faces is a recurring reality that many smugglers endure while illicitly ferrying alcohol from Ethiopia to Mogadishu, in order to quench the growing demand.

Dahir Barre, 41 has a slim build with noticeable scars on his face that appear to tell a story on their own. He has a dark sense of humour and seems hardened by the near-decade of smuggling that enables him to bypass the possible consequences of what he does.

“We face a lot of problems and dangers but still continue to drive despite the risk due to the poor living conditions in Somalia,” he says.

Mr Barre has been smuggling alcohol from Ethiopia since 2015 and says lack of opportunity made worse by years of poverty pushed him into the dangerous trade.

“I used to do security for a hotel in the city centre. I was armed with an AK-47 and was tasked with patting people down at the entrance.”

Long nights in a dangerous job with meagre pay did not feel worth it.

“One hundred dollars a month to stand in the way of potential car bombs that might plough through the front entrance sounds crazy now that I think of it.”

One of the day-shift guards then put him in touch with friends from the border region and “I’ve been travelling these roads ever since”.

“Back in 2015 I was only getting $150 per trip, compared to $350 per trip now and those days it was far riskier because al-Shabab had control over more territory, so you risked more encounters with them.

“Even the bandits and militias were more dangerous back then.

“If you had red or brown stained teeth, the militias would assume you chewed khat and smoked cigarettes, meaning you had money so they would abduct you and hold you for ransom.

“As drivers we’ve been through a lot and the danger still exists,” Mr Barre says.

If they are caught by al-Shabab fighters then it can be most dangerous since the armed group has a zero-tolerance policy on contraband, especially alcohol. The Islamist insurgents set the vehicle on fire and then detain the smugglers before fining them.

Other armed men can be more easily bribed with money or liquor.

It takes an average of seven to nine days to reach Mogadishu from the Ethiopian border. The smugglers then make their way to a pre-arranged drop-off point.

“When we arrive, a group of men will show up and unload the regular food products into a separate truck, then leave. Afterwards, once that’s done, another individual will arrive, sometimes accompanied by more than one vehicle and they’ll take the boxes of alcohol,” Mr Diriye says.

“But it doesn’t end there. Once it leaves my possession, it’ll pass through more hands, eventually ending up with local dealers in the city, who can be reached with a simple phone call.”

Mr Diriye often thinks about his entry into smuggling, and where his future may lie.

“My neighbour Abshir who initially got me into smuggling alcohol, stopped doing it himself three years ago.”

Abshir offered his nephew, an unemployed graduate at the time, a job in smuggling. But he was killed on his third trip in an ambush by bandits.

“Afterwards Abshir quit smuggling. He became religious and turned to God. I rarely see him any more.”

Despite the dangers, Mr Diriye says it will not deter him.

"Death is something that is predestined. I can't let fear come in the way of making a living. Sure, sometimes I want to throw the keys on the table and start afresh but it's not that easy. Temptation is everywhere and so is poverty."

All names have been changed in this story.

#nunyas news

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ninja-muse · 2 years ago

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So, June was a month! Felt like several, but apparently still just the one. Usually I measure the length of a month in books read—more books equals a “faster” month, fewer books equals a “slower” one—but that doesn’t work this time. I read nine books, so about my average. I think the number of “this was fine” books skewed things, as did The Hands of the Emperor which was excellent, but also very long.

And yes, I’ve finally read The Hands of the Emperor! It was everything I expected it to be and more, and just lovely and charming and cozy and all of things. I am bummed that my library doesn’t have the sequel, not that I’d be launching into it right off anyway. It’s the principle of the thing. The only reason it didn’t get my Review of the Month is because it’s hard to take photos of ebook covers….

On the opposite end of the spectrum, my TBR shelf book this month was a last-minute scramble and I opted for something short as a result. (And a classic, because I hadn’t read one of those in a while.) Tortilla Flat really hasn’t aged well, folks. Let’s all hope my next classic is better.

The other last-minute addition to this post is DIGGER IS HERE! I got the notice that it shipped late last week but didn’t think it would be coming to my door quite so soon. It has bookmarks, plural, you guys! I would be jumping into it next except that I’ve barely finished Shubeik Lubeik and I need to put space between excellent graphic novels.

Next up, though? One of the ARCs I hauled this month is The Frugal Wizard’s Guide to Surviving Medieval England. I’m going to be starting it today.

(Episode Thirteen is my other hauled book this month. I’d forgotten I’d requested a copy from a book rep.)

Other life events? I finally saw The Importance of Being Earnest performed! Another last-minute thing, that. I heard about it near the end of May and dithered about getting a ticket because the theatre was a bit of a trek, and then went, well, when else am I going to see it… Worth it, and that’s one thing off my bucket list.

Hopefully July has a lot of good books to make up for the kind of average reading month I’ve just had. Wish me luck!

And now without further ado, in order of enjoyment…

The Hands of the Emperor - Victoria Goddard Cliopher, Secretary to His Radiancy, the Last Emperor of Astandalas, invites his lord on a beach vacation. He has no idea how this will change the world—or his life.

8.5/10

Pacific Islander-coded protagonist, cast contains a range of ethnicities and skin tones, 🇨🇦

Shubeik Lubeik - Deena Mohamed A Cairo kiosk owner tries to sell off three wishes. It doesn’t quite go as planned.

9/10

Egyptian cast, largely Muslim cast, Egyptian author, #ownvoices for Egyptian

warning: depression, suicidal ideation, death of a child

Shadowlands - Matthew Green Short histories of lost settlements from across the UK.

7/10

The Golem of Brooklyn - Adam Mansbach Len creates a golem while stoned. This is only his first poor decision of the week. Road trip, anyone? Out in September

7/10

largely Jewish cast, 🏳️‍🌈 (lesbian) secondary character, Jewish author, #ownvoices for Jewishness

warning: anti-Semites, white supremacists, homophobes

The Helios Syndrome - Vivian Shaw A freelance necromancer must help determine why an airplane crashed, while being haunted by a pilot.

7.5/10

🏳️‍🌈 (gay) protagonist, 🏳️‍🌈 (gay/bi) secondary character, 🏳️‍🌈 author

The Dress Diary of Mrs. Anne Sykes - Kate Strasdin A history of Victorian fashion through the lens of a fabric scrapbook.

7/10

The Gifts - Liz Hyder In 1840s England, a woman grows wings, a storyteller comes to London, a wife grows unsatisfied, and a doctor gets ambitious.

7/10

Black British POV character, 🏳️‍🌈 secondary character (gay)

warning: racism, misogyny, animal death, medical content

The Road to Roswell - Connie Willis Francie travels to Roswell to save her college roommate from a misguided marriage, and promptly finds herself on an involuntary road trip with an alien.

6.5/10

Tortilla Flat - John Steinbeck A group of friends ramble around old-time Monterey.

3.5/10

multiracial protagonists, largely BIPOC cast

warning: racism, misogyny, alcohol, racial slurs

The Gay Best Friend - Nicolas DiDomizio Dom’s best friends are getting married! Which is great, except he’s having to keep secrets for both of them and maybe he needs to think a bit about expectations and authenticity.

5/10

🏳️‍🌈 protagonist (gay), 🏳️‍🌈 secondary character (gay), 🏳️‍🌈 author, #ownvoices

Currently reading:

Nothing! I start July with a clean slate.

Stats

Monthly total: 10 Yearly total: 62/140 Queer books: 2 Authors of colour: 1 Books by women: 6 Authors outside the binary: 0 Canadian authors: 1 Off the TBR shelves: 1 Books hauled: 2 ARCs acquired: 5 ARCs unhauled: 4 DNFs: 0

January February March April May

#books #booklr #bookblr #adult booklr #book covers #book photography #my photos #reading wrap-ups #read in 2023 #book recommendations #rec lists #who queue?

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groupfazza · 2 years ago

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محمد بن راشد يوجه بتسمية "مدينة هند"على منطقة المنهاد وما جاورها :

وجه صاحب السمو الشيخ محمد بن راشد آل مكتوم نائب رئيس الدولة رئيس مجلس الوزراء، رعاه الله، بصفته حاكماً لإمارة دبي، بتسمية "مدينة هند" على منطقة المنهاد وما جاورها. وتضم المدينة 4 مناطق وهي: "هند 1" ، و"هند 2" ، "و"هند 3 "، و"هند 4 "بمساحة تبلغ 839 كيلو متراً، وتخدم محاور الطرق الرئيسية لشارع الإمارات، وشارع دبي - العين، وشارع جبل علي - لهاب. ومدينة هند تضم مناطق لإسكان المواطنين في إمارة دبي.

His Highness Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Vice-President and Prime Minister of the UAE and Ruler of Dubai, “may God protect him”, directed the naming of the “City of Hind” on the Al-Minhad area and its environs. The city includes 4 areas with an area of 83.9 square kilometers, and serves the main road axes of Emirates Road, Dubai-Al Ain Street, and Jebel Ali-Lahab Street, “Hind City”, which also includes areas for citizens’ housing.

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newlaunchpropertyindubai · 7 days ago

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Palm Jumeirah Vs Palm Jebel Ali Choose the Perfect Palm for Yourself!

Main Differences Between Palm Jumeirah and Palm Jebel Ali

Palm Jebel Ali is the newest and largest island. It provides almost 50% more area than Palm Jumeirah. However, Palm Jebel Ali is still the stage of development and on the other hand, Palm Jumeirah has already become an iconic aspect of Dubai’s skyline. Both islands have luxurious hotels, resorts, and great residential options, which attract wealthy buyers and visitors worldwide.

A Closer Look at Palm Jumeirah and Palm Jebel Ali

Palm Jumeirah: Eighth Wonder of the World

Palm Jumeirah was built in early 2000, and it was the first ambitious project of the renowned developer Nakheel. Over the world, Palm Jumeirah is recognized as the eighth wonder. Its unique design includes the center of the stem, 17 leaves and a crescent around the wrist. The island is home to some of the world’s most elite residents, high-end apartments, and luxurious hotels such as the famous Atlantis. It also boasts an 11-kilometre boardwalk, where you can discover Dubai’s breathtaking beaches.

Palm Jebel Ali: A Vision for the Future

After the success of Palm Jumeirah, developers got crazy for a new waterfront project, Palm Jebel Ali, which was being constructed with 33% more land for luxury residential properties and leisure developments. One of its unique features is a group of stilted houses that together form a poem written by Sheikh Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum. Unfortunately, Its development was at a standstill after the 2008 financial crisis but has recently picked up pace with new property launches following a market recovery. It holds promises to hit the success of palm jumeirah & to become top choice for elite residents & investors.

Connectivity and Accessibility

Palm Jumeirah

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Palm Jebel Ali

Palm Jebel Ali to the south offers more peace and seclusion. While it may not be as centrally located, its proximity to the Dubai Waterfront Project and Expo 2020 venue means connectivity will be significantly improved in the coming years, making it a more desirable location in the future

Investment opportunities

Palm Jumeirah

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Pam Jebel Ali

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Current Developments at Palm Jebel Ali

Conclusion

Palm Jumeirah and Palm Jebel Ali each contributes to Dubai’s ambition, creativity and capacity to transform contemporary living in an aspirational environment. Palm Jumeirah is ready-made for those who want a lively, connected lifestyle in an already established luxury global landmark. On the other hand, Palm Jebel Ali, is an excelleny choice for investors or those seeking long-term growth potential.

Whether you are amazed by the splendor of Palm Jumeirah or promise of future opportunities at Palm Jebel Ali, both islands represent the heights of luxury and innovation. Dubai continues to push the boundaries of what is possible, and these islands are the evidence of the city’s desire to create unique waterfront lifestyle experiences with inchrick realty.

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[ad_1] Mohammed Shami for Bengal (PC: X) The experienced Indian pace bowler Mohammed Shami has played eight domestic games since his return from a serious ankle injury. But there is more to Shami’s return than him just playing domestic matches. A few days after Shami bowled four overs versus Rajasthan, in the Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament, India slipped to an ignominious defeat against Australia in Adelaide. Not surprisingly, the fans are now clamouring for Shami to be on a flight to Australia as soon as possible. However, at 34, Shami isn’t getting any younger. And he has had a couple of setbacks on his path to recovery. The latest stumbling block in Shami’s road to chiseling out a way back into the Indian side happened during the Syed Mushtaq Ali tournament. This is what the India Test captain, Rohit Sharma had to say in the press conference. “That door is very much open. But we are just monitoring him. Because while playing Syed Mushtaq Ali, he again got some swelling in his knee. “Which obviously hampers his preparation to come and play a Test match. We want to be very, very careful,” he added. “We don’t want to bring him here in a situation, and he plays and then he pulls up sore or something happens. We want to be more than 100% sure with him. Because it’s been such a long time that he has not played cricket. And to be fair to him, we don’t want to put pressure on him to come here and do the job for the team. So, there are some professionals who are monitoring him.” For the Latest Sports News: Click Here Mohammad Shami (PC: @indiancricketteam on instagram) In this backdrop, we can revisit Shami’s first domestic game this season against Madhya Pradesh. As the match progressed, Shami seemed to get into a better rhythm. Wrist position, Shami’s most loyal weapon, once again worked wonders on a track that had a good covering of grass as he took seven wickets in the match. But looking at the short video clips from the game, it seemed as if Shami wasn’t exactly zipping through the crease and his followthrough. In other words, he just seemed a bit cautious. In the subsequent matches, too, it seemed to be the case with Shami. In addition to the above-mentioned point, one can notice deep footholes at the crease in Australia. And that could put a fast bowler’s body under severe strain. So, the Indian think-tank are rightly not pressing the panic button by not rushing Shami back into the side. At the moment, it is better for the Indian management to trust the likes of Harshit Rana, Akash Deep, Prasidh Krishna and Mukesh Kumar. Shami has been a great servant of Indian cricket. But to select a pacer, who still seems to be on the road to regaining full fitness, ahead of the incumbent players in the squad, would also give a wrong signal to the inexperienced bowlers. Basically, it is an indicator to the younger pace bowlers that “we don’t trust your skills”. Also Read: Harshit Rana criticism after one poor innings highlights the impatience of fandom The post The conundrum surrounding Shami’s return to the Test side appeared first on Sports News Portal | Latest Sports Articles | Revsports. [ad_2] Source link

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Top Most Entertaining Activities to Do in Dubai

Dubai is a place that can entertain everyone, from kids to adults, with its outstanding entertainment activities. There are several spots where people can enjoy their vacations, weekends, and leisure time with family and friends. We have gathered some of the most thrilling indoor and outdoor activities in Dubai for residents as well as tourists:

Meydan Racecourse

Meydan Racecourse is a thrilling horse racing zone situated in Nad Al Sheba. It organises one of the world’s most affluent horse races- the Dubai World Cup.

Dubai Ice Rink

Dubai Ice Rink is a fun place for all ages inside the Dubai Mall in Downtown Dubai. Enjoying skating here can cool down everyone from the desert heat.

Dubai Camel Racing Club

Dubai Camel Racing Club in Al Marmoom gives an authentic Emirati camel racing experience. Also, the club presents culturally rich and exciting spectacles.

TEPfactor

TEPfactor is a unique indoor activity spot in Jumeirah Beach Residence (JBR). It gives adventures of mental and physical challenges to enjoy with friends.

Aya Universe Dubai

Aya Universe is located in Wafi City Mall. It is a magical world, entertaining people of all ages with its futuristic light and sound experience.

iFly Dubai Indoor Skydiving

iFly Dubai in City Centre Mirdif is a safe indoor wind tunnel giving the sensation of free fall. Here, you can enjoy the thrill of skydiving without jumping out of an airplane.

Topgolf Dubai

Topgolf Dubai is a memorable mix of sports and entertainment at Emirates Golf Club, near Dubai Marina. Beginners and experts can enjoy fun golf games challenging friends and family.

Bricks 4 Fun

Bricks 4 Fun situated in The Beach at JBR is a heaven for LEGO lovers. Here, kids can engage themselves in creative building while developing motor skills and problem-solving abilities.

Inflight Dubai Indoor Skydiving

Inflight Dubai is one of the world’s largest vertical wind tunnels. It is located in the Desert Campus on the outskirts of Dubai, along the Al Ain Road. It gives you the adrenaline rush of skydiving without a parachute.

Hamdan Sports Complex

Hamdan Sports Complex is a world-class sports facility, located off Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road in Dubailand. Here, visitors can enjoy various indoor sports activities including swimming and diving.

Battleworld

Al Maktoum Stadium

This iconic stadium is located in Oud Metha, near Zabeel Park and Dubai Creek. People can watch local football matches or the most thrilling UAE football league.

The Smash Room

The Smash Room in Al Quoz is a fun spot designed to crush frustrations. This fun place allows you to blow off some steam by breaking plates, electronics, and more.

JA Shooting Club

JA Shooting Club is located within the JA Resort in Jebel Ali. The club provides a safe and fun environment to practice shooting and take it to a professional range.

Extreme Fun Play Center

This place is a huge indoor playground found in Motor City. It is specially designed for kids who can burn off energy with ball pits, slides, and interactive games.

Nad Al Sheba Racecourse

This is another top horse racing venue in Dubai, Nad Al Sheba. The live horse races here are exciting to watch while getting a luxury experience.

Modhesh World

Modhesh World is a fun-filled family entertainment area, located in the Dubai World Trade Centre. It usually opens during the summer months with carnival games, rides, and live shows.

NoWayOut

NoWayOut is a themed escape room, located in Jumeirah Lake Towers (JLT), near Dubai Marina. It challenges the players through multiple problem-solving, teamwork, and creativity puzzles to find the way out.

Galleria Ice Rink

Ice Rink is located inside the Galleria Mall in Al Wasl. It offers fun skating games allowing you to enjoy it with family and friends.

Game Space DXB

Game Space DXB is the first devoted esports zone in Dubai located at Dubai International Airport. Here, gaming enthusiasts get a chance to engage in the latest competitive video games.

To sum up: To get to these exciting spots, you would surely need reliable transportation. This is where our rent a car in Dubai Monthly service can be your best partner and make your adventure trip more exciting. With our rental service, you can easily move from one spot to another without wasting time and resources. Plus, our car rental in Dubai is cost-efficient and would not let you spend a big part of your budget.

For additional information, you can always feel free to get in touch with us!

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Searching my site for something totally different and it found 🖇️ this joke post - one of those things that used to circulate the wires. It is seventeen years old. It’s funny - though the names are definitely from a moment in history. The fourth one down caught my eye …

MOHAMMED SAEED AL-SAHAF (COMICAL ALI): The chicken did not cross the road. This is a complete fabrication. We do not even have a chicken.

Comical Ali (Ali G) is of course the Sacha Baron Cohen creation from before Borat …

Fake News in a comedian’s kitbag 17 years ago.

This shit has been going on for too long.

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Properties in Al Furjan: A Thriving Community for Modern Living

Al Furjan, one of Dubai's rapidly growing residential communities, offers a wide range of property options that cater to families, professionals, and investors alike. Known for its well-planned infrastructure, modern amenities, and strategic location, properties in Al Furjan provide a balanced mix of luxury and convenience, making it an appealing choice for those seeking a vibrant lifestyle in Dubai.

In this article, we’ll explore the various types of properties available in Al Furjan, the benefits of living in this community, and why it’s becoming a top choice for homebuyers and investors.

Why Choose Properties in Al Furjan?

1. Prime Location

Al Furjan enjoys a strategic location in the southern part of Dubai, offering easy access to key areas of the city:

Connectivity to Major Highways: Located near Sheikh Zayed Road and Sheikh Mohammed Bin Zayed Road, residents can easily commute to major business hubs, including Dubai Marina, Jebel Ali, and Downtown Dubai.

Close to Expo 2020 Site: Its proximity to the Expo 2020 site and Al Maktoum International Airport makes it an attractive location for future growth and investment.

Nearby Metro Access: The Dubai Metro's Route 2020 extension serves Al Furjan, providing convenient public transport options for residents.

2. A Family-Friendly Community

Al Furjan is designed with families in mind, offering a range of amenities and facilities that enhance the quality of life:

Parks and Green Spaces: The community is dotted with parks, playgrounds, and green spaces, providing plenty of areas for relaxation and outdoor activities.

Schools and Nurseries: Al Furjan is home to reputable educational institutions, including The Arbor School, making it convenient for families with children.

Healthcare Facilities: Access to nearby healthcare facilities, such as Mediclinic Ibn Battuta, ensures that residents have access to quality medical care.

3. Modern and Spacious Properties

Al Furjan offers a diverse range of properties, from apartments to villas and townhouses, making it suitable for different lifestyles and budgets. The community features:

Luxurious Villas: Spacious villas with modern designs, large living areas, private gardens, and sometimes swimming pools, perfect for families looking for extra space and privacy.

Townhouses: Contemporary townhouses offer a blend of affordability and luxury, with open-plan layouts and high-quality finishes.

Apartments: A variety of apartment complexes, such as Masakin Al Furjan, offer modern living spaces with access to amenities like swimming pools, gyms, and children’s play areas.

4. Amenities and Lifestyle

Al Furjan is equipped with a range of amenities that make daily life convenient and enjoyable:

Retail and Dining: The Al Furjan Pavilion and Ibn Battuta Mall are close by, offering a wide selection of shopping, dining, and entertainment options.

Fitness and Wellness: The community has several gyms, sports courts, and swimming pools to help residents maintain an active lifestyle.

Community Events: Al Furjan hosts regular community events, fostering a strong sense of neighborhood spirit and social interaction.

Types of Properties in Al Furjan

1. Villas in Al Furjan

Villas in Al Furjan are ideal for families or those looking for spacious, luxurious homes. These properties typically feature:

4 to 6 Bedrooms: Offering ample space for larger families or those who need extra rooms for guests or home offices.

Private Gardens and Pools: Many villas come with private outdoor spaces, ideal for family gatherings and relaxation.

Modern Architecture: The villas are designed with contemporary architecture and high-end finishes, combining comfort with style.

2. Townhouses in Al Furjan

Townhouses provide a balance between villa-style living and apartment convenience, with features such as:

3 to 4 Bedrooms: Perfect for small to medium-sized families.

Affordable Luxury: Townhouses are generally more affordable than villas, offering luxury living at a lower price point.

Community Living: Townhouses in Al Furjan often have shared facilities, such as parks, playgrounds, and swimming pools, creating a strong sense of community.

3. Apartments in Al Furjan

Apartments are ideal for singles, couples, or small families looking for a more compact living option:

1 to 3 Bedrooms: A variety of layouts are available to suit different needs.

Modern Amenities: Apartment complexes come with modern amenities such as gyms, pools, and 24-hour security.

Affordable Options: Apartments in Al Furjan offer more affordable entry points into the real estate market compared to villas and townhouses.

Investment Potential in Al Furjan

Al Furjan is considered one of the top investment destinations in Dubai due to several key factors:

Growing Demand: The development of new infrastructure, including the metro line and proximity to the Expo 2020 site, has increased the demand for properties in Al Furjan.

High Rental Yields: Villas and apartments in Al Furjan offer attractive rental yields, making it a lucrative option for real estate investors.

Future Growth: With continuous development and its strategic location, property values in Al Furjan are expected to appreciate over time.

How to Choose the Right Property in Al Furjan

1. Define Your Requirements

Consider your needs, such as the size of the property, budget, and lifestyle preferences. For instance, if you need more space for a growing family, a villa or townhouse might be the best fit. If you're a professional looking for a more compact, low-maintenance option, an apartment could be ideal.

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Engage a real estate agent who specializes in Al Furjan to help you navigate the market, view properties, and find the best deals. An experienced agent can provide valuable insights into the community and help you secure the right property.

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Visit Al Furjan to explore the community and assess its amenities. Ensure that the property is located near schools, healthcare facilities, and retail options to suit your lifestyle.

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Look into the future development plans for the area. Al Furjan’s proximity to Expo 2020 and expanding infrastructure makes it a promising location for long-term investment.

Conclusion: Living and Investing in Al Furjan

Properties in Al Furjan offer an excellent opportunity for both homebuyers and investors. With its modern amenities, family-friendly environment, and strategic location, Al Furjan is quickly becoming one of Dubai’s most desirable residential communities. Whether you're looking for a spacious villa, a contemporary townhouse, or a stylish apartment, Al Furjan has something to offer for everyone.

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At least 28 Pakistani pilgrims travelling to Iraq for a Shiite Muslim ritual were killed as their bus crashed in central Iran, state media reported early Wednesday.

"A bus carrying 51 Pakistani pilgrims overturned and caught fire in front of Dehshir-Taft checkpoint in the central province of Yazd on Tuesday night," Iranian state television reported.

It said "28 people have been killed and 23 injured so far with the possibility of the death toll increasing".

Yazd province crisis management chief Ali Malek-zadeh told the broadcaster that some of the injured were in critical condition.

"Of the 23 injured, six have already been discharged from hospital, while the condition of seven others is critical," Malek-zadeh said.

"The dead consisted of 11 women and 17 men," he added.

Head of Iran traffic police, Teymour Hosseini, cited "technical failure in the brake system" and the "high inclination of the road" as the reasons for the crash.

The Iranian and Pakistani foreign ministries expressed their condolences and sympathies to the families of the bereaved.

Pakistan's Foreign Office further said the consul of Pakistan in Zahedan has been asked to visit the accident site to ensure medical relief to the injured and arrange the repatriation of the dead bodies to Pakistan.

Most of the victims are residents of Pakistan's southeastern Sindh province where the bus journey began.

Syed Sultan Ali, the brother of the tour operator, told AFP: "My older brother Syed Shamsi has been running this service since 2010, and it has always gone so well. We have been deeply upset since last night."

He added that his brother is "unhurt" because he was travelling in a separate vehicle.

The Pakistani pilgrims were headed through Iran to Iraq to attend the Arbaeen commemoration, one of the biggest events of the Shiite calendar which marks the 40th day of mourning for Imam Hussein, the grandson of the Prophet Mohammed.

Last year, some 22 million pilgrims attended the commemoration in the Iraqi shrine city of Karbala, where Hussein and his brother Abbas are buried, according to official figures.

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🍃🕊🍃 Story Of Hijrah (Migration):

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Sayed Mohammed Baqer al-Qazwini

Let us now go back to Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam. So, the Prophet manages to escape safely. The Imam was now sleeping in the Prophet's place. The Prophet did not really have a bed that he would sleep on. The Prophet was humble. He would sleep on the floor. But he had a designated place where he would sleep in his house. So Imam 'Ali, 'alayhi as-salam, goes to that place and he would sleep in the Prophet's place.

Now, the Prophet would sleep alone in those years. Why? Because, Lady Khadija, 'alayha as-salam, had already passed away. So, the Prophet, you know, he would sleep by himself in that place. At this time, the Prophet was not married. He did not have a wife who was with him in the room. So, the Prophet's place was known. He would sleep there every night.

Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, goes to the Prophet's place, he is wearing the Prophet's garment and he is sleeping there. These 15 men, they come, they take a peek. They peek in to make sure the Prophet is there. So, they see, yeah, a person is lying down, it is dark, they could not really see who this person is. But he was wearing the Prophet's garment in the Prophet's place. So yes, nothing unusual here. The Prophet sleeps there every night.

Now, when they became certain that this is the Prophet, when they were able to discern his garment, they carried out their nightly tradition of doing what? Stoning the Prophet, salla Allahu 'alayhi wa alihi. On many nights during these last three years, after the Sha'b of Abu Talib, the pagans would come to the house of the Prophet, and they would take stones and hurl it at the Prophet, salla Allahu 'alayhi wa alihi. Yes, this is some part of the Prophet's history that we are not really told. The Prophet had to struggle from this, and he would not say anything. He would not do anything.

Yes, they would bruise the Prophet. Now with his garments, he would protect himself. But it still hurts rocks being hurled at you. Just imagine, imagine the level of harassment. So, when they started this tradition of hitting the Prophet, Imam 'Ali was there. The ahadith states, when they hit that body, thinking it was the Prophet, they hit Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam. Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, groaned in pain, whereas the Prophet would not say, we would not make any sounds when they would hit him.

Scholars analyse this. Why? Imam Ali is patient. He is a very patient man. And, you know just a few rocks hurled at him are not going to make him cry. Why did he cry? He was happy. He was smiling that night, to be sacrificing his life for the Prophet. When he got hit by the stones, the Hadith says he started crying, even with a voice, he started groaning. Why?

He felt what the Prophet had to go through every night. So, he cried for the Prophet, salla Allahu 'alayhi wa alihi. This is what you go every night through. So, he knew the Prophet was harassed, but when you go through that experience yourself, and you just imagine the greatest creation of God going through this every night! That made Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, cry. He could not hold back his tears.

So, the Imam, 'alayhi as-salam, is very saddened to remember how the Prophet would be harassed every night like that. So now Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, is lying down, waiting for their attack any minute. This is now at night, dawn has not come yet. Something amazing happens.

Sunnis have narrated this in their books, so have Shi'as narrated in these books. For example, you have Ibn al-Atheer, he has narrated this. Ghazali, he has narrated this. As Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, is lying down waiting for their attack. Allah, Subhana wa Ta'ala, speaks to two of his greatest angels, Jibra'il and Mika'il. Allah reveals to them, Allah tells them, I have made you brothers, Jibra'il and Mika'il. You are brothers. I have assigned you as brothers. And I have made the life of one of you longer than the life of the other. Which one of you is willing to give that longer life to the other one?

I have made you as brothers. One of you will live longer. Now I want to see you, if you are willing to sacrifice, which one of you is willing to take the shorter life and give the longer life to your brother? Both angels said, O Allah, we prefer to have the longer life. Both angels said. That they are great angels. And the desire to live longer, it is a good desire. It is okay. They did not do anything wrong. But they said, we prefer to have the longer life.

Sunnis have narrated this. At that point, Allah, Subhana wa Ta'ala, tells them, could not you be like, 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam? I made him the brother of the Prophet. I assigned him as the brother of my Messenger. And he is willing to give up his life for the Prophet, salla Allahu 'alayhi wa alihi! Go down to earth and protect him.

Jibra'il and Mika'il, they come down to the earth. They go to Amir ul-Mu'minin, 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, he is sleeping in the Prophet's bed. And they, the Hadith says, the Sunni hadith says Jibra'il goes at the head of Imam 'Ali ibn Abi Talib, protecting him from that side. And Mika'il is now at the feet of Amir ul-Mu'minin, 'alayhi as-salam. And Jibra'il tells Imam 'Ali, he tells him, oh, son of Abu Talib, how lucky are you? Who is like you such that God praises you to the angels. This is Amir ul-Mu'minin, 'alayhi as-salam. And this is, as I said, not just Shi'a sources. We have Sunni sources that have narrated this incident. This is the sacrifice of Amir ul-Mu'minin, 'alayhi as-salam.

Now, at dawn, right before daybreak, they said, let us now start the attack. So, they go into the room. They are now running towards they think it is still the Prophet. They run towards him. He was now covered with the cloak. They start beating, you know, Imam 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, and they remove the cloak from him. As soon as they remove the cloak, they are now shocked. They see a different person. Imam 'Ali Ibni Abi Talib, jumps out of his bed.

Now, at the forefront of those 15 evil men was Khalid Ibn Walid. He was leading them, and he is carrying his sword in his hand. Imam 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, alayhi as-salam, jumps out of his bed. He takes the hands of Khalid Ibn al-Walid, he twists his hand and he takes the sword from him. And, when they see their warrior, Khalid, their big warrior, humiliated like that by a 23 year old young man, they get so frightened, like sheep, they just start leaving the room. Yes, that is the historical description of the Hadith, like sheep, they start leaving the room.

So, once they gain their composure, they see this is not the Prophet, this is Imam 'Ali. They tell him, are you 'Ali son of Abu Talib? He says, yes! I am 'Ali, son of Abu Talib. They tell him, Where is your companion? Meaning, the Prophet,salla Allahu 'alayhi wa alihi. He says, I do not know. He has left. They are in utter shock. Imam 'Ali Ibn Abi Talib, 'alayhi as-salam, completely demoralizes them. Because they were so ecstatic that tonight it will be over. That is it!

Now a 23-year-old young man humiliates them like that and their leader Khalid Ibn al-Walid, he humiliates them like that. They were just shocked, absolutely shocked, not knowing what to do. So, they go to their elders of Makkah, Makkan Quraysh, and they tell him, look, our assassination plot has been foiled by a 23 year old young man and he [Muhammad] is nowhere to be found.

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أصدر سمو الشيخ حمدان بن محمد بن راشد آل مكتوم، ولي عهد دبي رئيس المجلس التنفيذي القرار رقم (7) لسنة 2023 بتعيين حسين محمد محمود البناء الرئيسي، مديراً تنفيذياً لقطاع الاستراتيجية والحوْكمة المؤسسية بهيئة الطرق والمواصلات في دبي .. ويُعمل بهذا القرار من تاريخ صُدوره، ويُنشر في الجريدة الرسميّة.

His Highness Sheikh Hamdan bin Mohammed bin Rashid Al Maktoum, Crown Prince of Dubai and Chairman of The Executive Council of Dubai, issued Executive Council Resolution No. (07) of 2023 appointing Hussain Mohammed Mahmoud Ali Al Banna Al Raeesi as CEO of Strategy and Corporate Governance Sector at the Roads and Transport Authority (RTA) in Dubai. The Resolution is effective from its date of issuance and will be published in the Official Gazette.

Tuesday, 7 March 2023 الثلاثاء

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loverandservantoftheahlulbayt · 4 months ago

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🍃🕊🍃 Story Of Hijrah (Migration):

Imam Ali (as) Sleeps In Prophet's Bed -

Road To Medina by -

Sayed Mohammed Baqer al-Qazwini

🍃🕊🍃 al-Islam.org 🍃🕊🍃

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