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Syria: :Zionist occupation soldiers assault Syrian women in Daraa province, southern Syria

Assalamualikum,
Quick reminder to all of the Muslim fellows on this app, I've noticed that people are starting to ignore the issue regarding Palestine, the one thing we were able to do was stop using products associated with Israel. As the time is passing by, this issue is fading away from our hearts. Please don't stop boycotting these products, your efforts will not be in vain and you will be rewarded for this in akhirah.
Jazakallah.

The occupation assassinates the daughters of the late Al-Qassam Brigades leader, Mohammad Shabana

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https://youtube.com/shorts/Vqjex8juiX8?is=r5PqjrgdUmDEMcj7

Hi

Project Nimbus is a project by Amazon and google. Theres a $1.2billion contract between google and amazon with isnoreali government for providing cloud and AI services. The 2 softwares 'lavender' and 'wheres daddy' are AI systems that allow isnoreal to track Palestinians.

Some goggle employees have been protesting but we all know how these protests go!
“It is impossible to feel excited and energised to work when you know your company is providing the Israeli government products that are helping it commit atrocities in Palestine,” senior software engineer.

The company fired at least 28 employees for “violating Google’s code of conduct” and “policy on harassment, discrimination and retaliation”. 9 Google employees were arrested for the protests at offices in New York and Sunnyvale.

The World is witnessing it but still it is not genocide, it is not control, it is not an open air prison and it is not apartheid.

May these wongdoers be stopped and held accountable very soon! May there be more people standing up for the truth like this man and the employees refusing to be apart of killing innocents.

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Before They Became Headlines
Before they became headlines...
they were simply someone's answered du'a.
A mother once carried them beneath her heart, counting tiny kicks instead of counting days.
A father once whispered dreams over a sleeping child, never imagining that one day the world would know their name through sorrow.
Before they became photographs the world would mourn,
they were laughter running through narrow streets,
little hands reaching for warm bread,
siblings arguing over nothing at all,
students staying awake a little longer because tomorrow carried another dream.
Someone wanted to become a doctor.
Someone was learning to heal with medicine.
Someone was building bridges.
Someone was writing poems no one has read yet.
Someone had just memorised another page of the Qur'an.
Someone was waiting for graduation.
Someone was planning a wedding.
Someone was learning how to become a better mother.
Life was already unfolding...
quietly,
beautifully,
like the first light of dawn that never imagines the coming storm.
Then the world learned their names.
Not through their dreams,
but through their grief.
Not through the lives they were building,
but through the lives that were interrupted.
And I wonder...
How many beautiful stories have we reduced to numbers?
How many futures have disappeared beneath a headline?
How many names does Allah still call by love while the world remembers only statistics?
Perhaps that is why I cannot scroll past Palestine without pausing.
Because I no longer see headlines.
I see children who were deeply loved.
I see parents who carried oceans of hope.
I see ordinary people whose ordinary lives were precious long before the world learned to speak their names.
Ya Allah,
Be gentle with the people of Palestine.
Preserve those who remain.
Shower Your mercy upon those who have returned to You.
And never allow our hearts to become so familiar with headlines that we forget the human souls behind them.
I love you all for the sake of Allah.

Its Friday today, Pray for Palestine 🇵🇸 🤲🏻

What does a Scottish based oil company have to do with the genocide in Gaza?