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“How come a Palestinian child does not live like an Israeli child? Why do Palestinian children have to toil at any manner of hard jobs just to be able to go to school? How is it that when we are sick. we can't get the medical help the Israeli kids take for granted?”
― I Shall Not Hate: A Gaza Doctor's Journey on the Road to Peace and Human Dignity
― I Shall Not Hate: A Gaza Doctor's Journey on the Road to Peace and Human Dignity
“Meaning of the "White House" to the war victim children of Syria or Palestine is nothing but just a white-painted house. Perhaps, they imagine Casper lives there...or maybe some dead people. They really don't have time to think about it. Because they are busy discovering their own bloody limbs along with their parents' dead bodies from the ashes of their burnt homes.”
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“Musa ho, isaa ho , ya khatmun-nabi Mohammad
Ae aadam, ae Abraham teri aualado ke dil ki gaflate mitaa
—Wajid shaikh
Be you Moses, Jesus Christ, or Muhammad divine,
O Adam, O Abraham, in your grace we entwine,
Forgive the hearts of your kin, let your light shine.”
—Wajid Shaikh
Translation:
"Whether you are Moses, Jesus, or the Seal of the Prophets, Muhammad,
O Adam, O Abraham, erase the errors of your descendants' hearts."
Explanation:
This verse appears to be expressing a plea to figures from various religious traditions, such as Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and the final Prophet, Muhammad. It suggests a desire for them to help remove the mistakes or sins from the hearts of their descendants. It reflects a universal and spiritual message of seeking guidance, forgiveness, and purity in the context of different religious beliefs.”
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Ae aadam, ae Abraham teri aualado ke dil ki gaflate mitaa
—Wajid shaikh
Be you Moses, Jesus Christ, or Muhammad divine,
O Adam, O Abraham, in your grace we entwine,
Forgive the hearts of your kin, let your light shine.”
—Wajid Shaikh
Translation:
"Whether you are Moses, Jesus, or the Seal of the Prophets, Muhammad,
O Adam, O Abraham, erase the errors of your descendants' hearts."
Explanation:
This verse appears to be expressing a plea to figures from various religious traditions, such as Adam, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and the final Prophet, Muhammad. It suggests a desire for them to help remove the mistakes or sins from the hearts of their descendants. It reflects a universal and spiritual message of seeking guidance, forgiveness, and purity in the context of different religious beliefs.”
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