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[aveartz]

Happy Ramadan Leaf Painting

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Hi:Ramadan brings us together. Subscribe, explore, like, share, and join my group to complete my joy. Thank you.✅🔔👍🌙

[fairuzfan]

UPDATE: Ramadan Kareem!

Thanks to all your donations, we were able to meet our goal of $25k for North Gaza in one week! Yay! You guys are AWESOME, please give yourselves a pat on the back for all your efforts in this campaign 💜 Visual receipts will be sent as soon as we receive them from Mahmoud! Literally cannot tell you how thankful I personally am for all your support.

Today starts the Month of Ramadan around the world, a month for fasting and religiosity for all Muslims. Hussam started a new goal of $50k for the month, which he will be using to provide necessities to more than 6000 refugees living in tents on his land. We will let you know what he plans specifically in the coming days.

Let's help him out with his mission by keeping up donations.

Thank you again for everything. Here’s a video of Ramadan decorations that they managed to make in preparation for today!!

HelpGazaChildren Notion Site || #helpgazachildren tag

GoFundMe Link

ID: [Video of two large cardboard lanterns decorated in Islamic patterns with children surrounding them. We see a shot of children watching as a man climbs a poll to hang up the latern. The children are dancing to music and clapping.]

[starlightseraph]

as easy as it is to forget that people you see on your phone, in the news, on television are real people, you should absolutely be reminding yourself of that every day. you are not special, you are not more important, you are not worth more than a palestinian. they are human just as you are, they are exactly the same as you. their lives are as full of memories and habits and hopes and love and joy and jokes as any one life in the first world. don’t be fooled by the ease with which you can click away from a video or ignore a gofundme, what’s happening to them can and will happen to you unless we all put out a concerted effort to stop it together.

ramadan kareem/ramadan mubarak if you observe; remember all the muslims for whom this month is a huge struggle, for people in conflict zones, converts who feel alone, and queer muslims who feel rejected. religion is at its core about love and hope, so let’s try to always bring that out in our values and faith, whatever our beliefs (or lack thereof) may be ❤️

🍉 here’s a list of all the people who’ve contacted me asking for help with donations and awareness:

@ramezderar @familyetaf1234567 @yosef-hussin @mahmoidsy @salman-1990 @freepaleatine95 @abedallhferwanagaza @yasermohammad @hashemsamar @steadydreamenthusiast @imanzaqout @zinaanqar @samiealkhliliy @qualitycherryblossombluebird @deliciouslightpenguin @moatasem @certaintimemachinearcade @ameerxo @abedmajeed @mosabsdr @areejfamil @amoona221 @aiamaher2 @familgazaamal1 @tahani-family @moatasem @gamal223 @ramezderar

not all of these have been vetted yet, but all of them have donation protection on gofundme, meaning that in case anything isn’t right, you’re guaranteed a full refund. anything, literally anything that anyone can do can make a difference.

there are so many things to take into account regarding how to stop this genocide, and it will be complicated because people and their emotions are complicated. it is, however, very simple to understand that this is wrong. unfortunately we can’t just flip a switch to have those in charge stop killing people just like that. implementing lasting change won’t be easy or fast, it will require institutional overhaul around the world. i don’t know exactly what the answer is, but i do know what it’s not. occupation, genocide, invasion, these will not bring peace or happiness to anyone.

may we have a revolution for the liberation of all! 🍉

[to the one anon who messaged me after my first fundraiser post and was like “you know they hate queers in your beloved palestine,” kindly fuck off. there are queer palestinians. thousands and thousands. like, statistically, one quarter to one third of people are queer, no matter where you are in the world. and, yes, there are many queerphobic palestinians, some violent, as there are literally everywhere on earth. i’m aware of this. i know that some palestinians would find me disgusting. that doesn’t mean i want them to be fucking genocided. if your morality is so transactional that you’ll happily let a people get butchered en masse without even trying to help, then idk how you can sleep. my belief that an entire group has a right to not be collectively tortured isn’t dependent on what they think about me. ¡df bombs don’t magically spare all the people you think are virtuous . they get killed along with all the people you consider unworthy. so yeah, fuck anyone who’s been violent towards queer people, but that doesn’t mean i’m gonna abandon an entire people and watch them be wiped off the face of the earth.]

[quranwithsehar]

The one best thing that I have done for myself is building a relationship with the book of Allah. A relationship that compels me to open the Quran at least once a day. This has been my goal for a very long time, and it has done wonders for me. I want to share how I have created this habit because Ramadan is here, and we all need this.

1. I started reading one ayah per day with tafsir. Just one. No more. Even if I wanted to read more, I stopped myself. Because if I get overwhelmed, Shaytan will make it really hard for me to resume. My goal has been to read at least one ayah but read Quran daily, without any breaks. Reading just one ayah with tafsir and while taking notes hardly takes 10-15 minutes. So, it gets easy and does not take much time. You can easily start your Quran journey with this approach.

2. I have not set a scheduled time - nope! I will read at 1 am, sometimes at 3 am if that's when I get done with everything else, and sometimes in the afternoon if that's the only time I can take out of my schedule to read the Quran. The goal is to read daily, not read only after Fajr. I mean, it's awesome if you can do it, but since I struggle with this, I have not restricted myself. This has made a significant difference in my Quran journey.

3. I am taking it slow. I am not in a rush to complete the entire Quran in a month or year. My goal is to learn it thoroughly, not complete it in a given time frame. So, with no rush and no time bomb ticking over my head, I feel comfortable and easy to stay connected with the Quran.

4. Look up your favorite Ustadh or course - for me, it's always been Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan. So, I have subscribed to Bayyinah, which means I know what I am going to read today, I know the next lesson is saved there, I don't have to create a timetable or a schedule of what to read and how to read. It's all available in the Bayyinah app. Simply login, play the video, and start learning.

That's it. Just simple 4 steps. Nothing big. So, Ramadan Kareem, and may this month become an opportunity for you to build a long-lasting relationship with the Quran. Ameen Ya Rab.

[roamertv]

Ok quick question re: the Enchanted TV leak.....do you think the dancer who leaked the video did so with Taylor's permission? I for one think it was totally approved beforehand. Why? Well, how many dancers, stage crew, & people have there been over the years working at Taylor's concerts and nothing has ever been leaked. Not to mention you'd think they'd all all have to sign an NDA or something along those lines. Maybe it's just my paranoia, suspicious nature but it's all just too contrived to me. People think SNTV is coming next, meanwhile she's gonna drop all 4 rerecords just to watch us all shit ourselves, then die, then come back to life so we can stream the fuck out of those albums, then die again with the vault songs.

Btw, Pesach Sameach, Ramadan Kareem, Happy Easter &/or Happy Friday!

[missegyptiana]

your dogs are adorable! ive also been following you for a while but i didnt know it was you that made the cover of the archer (it was amazing) i also find it cool because im egyptian too! i dont really know if you’re Muslim or not but Ramadan Kareem anyways (sorry if you’re not and if you found this disrespectful!) i hope you have a great day!!

AW THANK UU. i’ll tell them u said that <3 and yes i did! it was back in 2019, my singing is much MUCH better now. i posted it for shits and giggles and then the night before i met taylor she stalked my page and scrolled a lot on my account and found and liked the video. then during secret sessions when we were all sitting on her living room floor, she called out my name, and told me how much she loved my cover (and my room) and then told me how much she loved it again when we talked one on one at the end of the night. i’ll never forget that. she said that and MY NAME in front of everyone there. even tree. TREE. and that will forever the the best moment of my life. that’s why the archer means sm to me!!

and yes i’m egyptian hehe! hi egyptian bestie!! omg i love being egyptian so much and i love how my user is missegyptiana (like miss americana) and also our history is insane. it’s so interesting what ancestors did. i’m not muslim tho but omg don’t worry i don’t find it disrespectful at all! u didn’t know so dw abt it luvie!! if u r, ramadan kareem to u! and if ur not i’m sorry! i love finding other egyptian/middle easterns on here or in the fandom! so it’s nice to meet u anon! <3 this message was so sweet btw ty for sending it! u seem soooo sweet

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Edit: Thank you so so so much to @beeb-sd for providing a translation for both animations! I cannot thank you enough!!!

First off, the captions in the trailer indicate when these moments in their lives took place:

[0:05] “October 15 - Graduation Day”

[0:14] “February 8 - The day Muna opened the Studio”

[0:25] “March 22 - Ahlam flew for the first time”

[0:32] “November 7 - The day Dunya entered the hospital”

Each character also has a brief aside towards the end of the trailer:

[Amal ~ 1:00] "Love and wellness for all people"

[Muna - 1:05] "Art fills the world with sensations"

[Dunya ~ 1:10] "A good life is healthy"

[Ahlam ~ 1:14] Music is rosy dreams

(I find it a bit odd that Ahlam uses the word "rosy", or "pink" as it could alternatively be translated, despite her central color being blue)

The advertisements, meanwhile, feature more direct conversations:

Arabian Friends Bag commercial:

[0:01] "Hello" "You will not believe it, Ahlam, we were chosen as the most successful friends of the year!" "Huh?"

[0:07] "Surely you heard the news?" "But what's the prize?" "They'll put our pictures on all the school bags!"

[0:14] "Hello" "Muna, we won!" "I know, I know, and tomorrow is the photo shoot"

[0:21] "I will fly with joy"

[0:26] "Hello, I am Ahlam, and on the occasion of the new school year, I and my friends Amal, Muna and Dunya present to you a complete collection of bags and stationery in attractive colors and new designs. The Arabian Friends collection, for all successful students"

"Beautiful ad!" "I want that bag!" "Make sure it's from Newboy"

Arabian Friends Stationary commercial:

"Amal, what is this bag! Sit down and I will show you what the Arabian friends bag looks like."

"First, a nice, shiny picture of us. Bright and velvety colours. Geometry tools. coloring pens. Magnetic board and many useful tools. These are Arabian Friends bags with complete and special stationery. Now I like it!"

"Make sure it's from Newboy"

The third animation in the video doesn't seem to be an advertisement, but rather an animated preview/teaser:

"While Muna was creating her latest designs in her beautiful studio" "Hi Muna, how are you?"

"Hello, Dunya. Ha, I bet you are preparing healthy food. How about we meet for dinner with friends?"

"Dunya loves a healthy life. I remember when we were young, she was thinking she is an Olympic champion."

"Ask Ahlam, how many times she tried to keep up with her and failed?" "Because she didn't try hard" "You were forcing me to exercise as if it was hard work!"

"Of course, I forgot that you prefer to sleep in dreams, Ahlam."

"Right! Even in school, her imagination was always soaring" "Yes, that's why I became a flight attendant today!"

"Do you remember how Amal always arrived late to class and the teacher constantly scolded her?" "Doing my hair takes time!"

"What is your excuse today? You became a children's teacher and you still always arrive late" "No, I am never late for my students, because I love seeing their little faces when I tell them exciting stories."

"Indeed, Amal, you have always had a gentle heart and loved others"

"But you, Mona, have always loved arts and fashion!"

"She would even decorate the board for us every day with her wonderful designs!" "Hmm, stop with the memories and let's celebrate our long friendship!" "Come on!"

Again, I want to give MASSIVE thanks to @beeb-sd for providing the English translations from Arabic! Apologies if I got any of their lines mixed up with the wrong characters lol. It's so nice getting to share this piece of doll history on my blog, and I could never have done it without you!

And to all my followers, Ramadan Kareem!

With the end of Ramadan rapidly approaching, I'd like to give attention to another Muslim doll line. Though unlike the others, this one is far less obscure...

You know them, you love them, give it up for the Arabian Friends!!!

While Fulla is objectively more popular than Arabian Friends (having a longer span of releases and merchandise), I'd definitely say Arabian Friends are more talked about in western doll collecting circles. This is likely because while all the other Muslim doll lines I've found use Barbie proportions, these moreso resemble Winx or W.I.T.C.H.

Arabian Friends were released by Newboy, the company behind Fulla, in 2007. They were first teased in issues 08 and 10 of Fulla Magazine, before being officially revealed in issues 11 and 14 (the latter seen above).

Only 8 dolls in total have been released for the line: a Deluxe and a Budget doll for each of the four characters. The Deluxe sets came with two outfits, accessories, and an Abaya. The Budget sets came with one outfit and a matching Hijab. Each doll had 7 points of articulation, with bend-and-snap knees.

A third line was announced in 2008 in Fulla Magazine issue 19, advertising that whoever could answer which character had which profession would enter a raffle with the chance to receive a full Arabian Friends collection, but this ultimately never came to pass. (The answers were: Muna - Fashion Designer, Amal - Kids' Teacher, Dunya - Coach, and Ahlam - Air Hostess)

It's said on Dollect there might have been an accompanying animated series, but the most I was able to find were two videos. One seems to be a trailer for the animated series.

The other includes a Back To School merchandise advertisement, and what might be an animation where the girls reminisce on when they were younger and how their aspirations led to their respective careers (the trailer seems to re-use animation from both of these).

A comment beneath the Trailer claims these were actually meant to advertise for an upcoming movie rather than a series, but no further news came out after these videos were released. If this is true it's honestly a shame, and might have been cancelled around when the third series was intended to release. The animation provided reminds me of Sailor Moon, and I would've loved to see it in a full storyline!

First character up is Amal, whose name means "Hope"! Her description reads:

"Never forget that hope is the key that opens all closed doors. With hope in your heart you will never be alone and nothing in life will seem impossible.."

Amal reminds me the most of Usagi from Sailor Moon, as the animation seems to portray her personality as being kind yet clumsy. It's ironic that she eventually becomes a schoolteacher as well, considering she apparently had a habit of arriving to classes late. She's also seen tucking a child into bed, so perhaps she's a mother, older sister, or aunt as well?

While depicted in the animation as having honey blonde hair, her doll has dirty blonde hair in two low pigtails (possibly tied by pink ribbon or thread). And ironically, despite her Deluxe doll using more patterns than her friends, her Budget doll is the only one without a patterned shirt.

Next is Muna, whose name means "Wish". Her description reads:

"Wishes are like bright stars in a dark sky although they are only small they fill our lives with happiness and make the darkness beautiful."

Muna is a Fashion Designer with an eye for intricate design and detail. She spends a good amount of time in her studio, seen drawing on her friend's leg cast and her highschool classroom's chalkboard. At one point, Muna is also seen helping an elderly woman across the street, so clearly her devotion to her work doesn't stop her from being charitable when she can be!

Her fashion style in both doll and animated form definitely seems the most bold out of her friends, reminding me of when 2000s-era fashion would draw inspiration from the 70s! While in the animation she and Dunya were depicted with tanned olive skin, their dolls have the same skintone as Amal and Ahlam. She has brown hair with red highlights. In the animation her hair was often depicted with side part bangs and a headband. However, her Deluxe doll has a red beanie, and her Budget doll has a middle part with braids coming down on either side of her head.

Ahlam's name means "Dreams". Her description reads:

"Dreams are like beautiful butterflies that fly in the wide blue sky. It is good to have dreams because they take you to a place where anything is possible.."

Ahlam is apparently a pianist in addition to her Air Hostess job, having dreamt of flying since she was in school. She seems to be portrayed as considerate and low-key, which aligns with her cool blue color scheme!

Her doll's fashion style seems to be Boho Chic, with beads, frills, and florals. In the animation her hair is short, with a side part and a blue butterfly barrette. Her doll, meanwhile, wears her black and blue hair beneath a navy cap in her Deluxe look, and a middle part tied back in her Budget look. Visually, she reminds me of Ami Mizuno!

And last but not least, Dunya! Her name means "Life", and her description reads:

"Your friendship is like a beautiful flower to me. Your nice words, kind deeds and positive attitude are sure to be rewarded with happiness and love.."

Dunya seems to be a healthy eater, going to someone's house with a bowl of greens (salad or kale perhaps?), and making a smoothie while on the phone. She also does stretches and runs on her treadmill. All of this makes her the perfect fit for a coaching position!

Weirdly enough, her hairstyle in the animation is exactly like Amal's doll, with two low pigtails tied by pink ribbon. Her doll, meanwhile, has brown hair in a side part tied in a high pony with silver elastics (giving me Vidia vibes tbh). Her olive green fashion seems to be relatively modern (at least for the 2000s) and urban. Her clothes are the ones I can most easily see on a Bratz doll!

Overall, I simply adore this line!!! It feels more character-focused than other ones I've covered, and I'm a sucker for such strong color-blocking! It's hard for me to even pick a favorite, since their centralized aesthetics are all so compelling and unique! If anyone who knows Arabic would be able to translate what they say in the animations, I'll happily add an addendum to this post for clarification!

It's a shame the line and its movie was cancelled before it could receive the acclaim it deserved, I would've loved to see what more it had to offer! Regardless, I'm thoroughly impressed with what they managed to put out, and hope the designers have been able to apply their clear talents in other endeavors!

Ramadan Kareem!

[storehouseofmemory]

¡¡¡Vídeo nuevo!!! Esta semana viviremos un fin de semana de Ramadán en familia.El fin de semana pasado me traslade, junto con mi novio, hasta donde vive mi familia política. Junto a ellos queriamos vivir el primer fin de semana del mes de Ramadán. Ellos, me permitieron grabar y aportar contenido de la cultura árabe y religión musulmana a este canal. Espero que os guste y sobre todo, tratéis desde el respeto este tema. Ramadan Mubarak!