Is that a different light that lighten your face,
Is it another moon that shines in your eyes?
Or just my heart lost the light of love, so nothing is same?!
Look! All the colors are gone! It is so clear!
You are just black and white, just the bones and skin that means nothing to me!
Same7ni ya rabb el kareem, color my life with the light of Your Love,
I let the other take what belongs only to You,
You are the Lord of my heart, Lord of my soul,
You are my shelter; I run to You and knock in Your door, I am meskeena, beggar, in need of Your Mercy.
You are all my Hope.
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They said: Time cures all wounds,
Just be patient, it will go away….
I waited…days, months, years…
You didnt go away….
My heart grabbed you even more,
Holding you firm and closing all the doors.
Even poor heart doesnt know,
You will never be with me,
Your eyes will not smile at me or your hands hold me,
Never.
Still it doesnt listen what is right,
Poor heart, cant understand,
That its better to listen the mind,
Its wiser and more smart.
I hope one day
Spring breeze will not remind of your arms,
The orchids will not smell by you,
Dark night will not look at me as your eyes
And the moon will stop telling me the words of love,
Pretending, the fool moon, that he is you.
I hope…
If not ana walla amoot.
Mohammed Abo Treka, the legend of Egyptian football. Photo taken during the match for African cup 2008, after he scored a goal. He got yellow card and warning for this. My opinion: Wonderful job, ya Abo Treka! Simply wonderful!
see the video here
“The humanitarian crisis in Palestine’s Gaza Strip is escalating at a dramatic rate, with some 1.5 million residents cut-off from the outside world; deprived of even the most basic of human requirements due to border closures.Access to food, water, fuel, electricity and medical equipment is severely limited. Hospitals are dependent on generators, meaning that only life and death cases can be seen, and even those awaiting urgent operations are not allowed to leave.
Problems with sewage equipment have led to raw sewage being dumped into the sea and the lack of adequate sanitation is causing a massive health risk.
Hunger, fear, and lengthy power-cuts have become a daily occurrence for the people of Gaza and relief agencies are finding it increasingly difficult to reach those in need.
Islamic Relief Emergency Response
On January 16 2008 Islamic Relief (IR) Palestine began to respond to the worsening situation and started to provide Palestinian families with hygiene kits, kitchen sets, blankets, emergency gas lights, food parcels and water.
IR needs £5 million in order to continue to provide food and nutrition and health and shelter facilities in the areas most affected by the crisis. Urgent drugs and other medical items will be supplied to hospitals and primary health care clinics in coordination with the World Health Organisation (WHO).”
Your donation can help the people of Gaza survive this escalating humanitarian crisis.
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