Alif-Be

Pakistani Digital Artist - She/Her/They - I love history and anime. I love to do art as a hobby and if i can find some friends here, then that would be nice ^^

[Noorena Shams @noorenashams]

Blasphemy in Pakistan isn’t Pashtun, Punjabi, Baloch, Sindhi or any ethnicity problem. It’s a national problem. Take it that way and fix it.

[nav @hoaxriver]

if you don't care about minorities being killed and burned in your country due to mob violence and religious extremism, don't pretend to care about 🍉. you are not one of us

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

Sometimes i'm just shocked, why is violence so ingrained in certain cultures? Do they try compensating for their pea-sized brains with violence? Why are these people so f*ckin' pathetic?? How can they even be fixed??

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

Yknow what, i refuse to accept these ill-tempered,blood-thirsty, intolerant pieces of extremist f*lth as Muslims. Do the accounts of the Prophet (PBUH) getting rocks thrown at him, blood filling his shoes, yet still praying the best for his assailants mean nothing to you?

[Ariha Fatimah Arain @arihafatimah]

It’s horrifying to think any of us at any given moment can be accused of blasphemy and become a victim of yet another mob lynching. No explanation, no justice, you’re gone. The state won’t protect you, no one will tame these extremist mobs.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

Hi 👋

[Grace Blakeley @graceblakeley]

End the occupation of Palestine.

[Amro Ali @_amroali]

When this video first emerged, it made little traction as the world was distracted and consumed in the aftermath of 911. Hopefully now people get to see and hear what Netanyahu actually thinks of peace with the Palestinians. Apparently he was not aware that he was being filmed.

[جعفر @ichbinrafidi]

As I'm boarding my flight from Bucharest and leaving Romania, I finally feel safe to share the most harrowing and racist experience inflicted on me by the Romanian Border Control.
Context: For a summer trip, me and my partner had planned a trip from Germany to Bulgaria & Romania.

[Nishii @pinknishii]

Read my favourite fanfic one last time

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

The fearless young hero who stopped a suicide bomber from entering his school and saved hundreds of lives, 2014

On January 6th, 2014, 15-year-old Aitzaz Hasan looked death right in its eyes and challenged it. The young man was attending his high school in Hangu Village in Pakistan, which had a reputation for anti-terrorist attitudes. The school had an estimated student body of 2,000 students.

As he was walking to school with two friends, Hasan noticed a suspicious man walking towards the school, who seemed like he was carrying something under his clothes. Hasan and his friends then noticed there was a detonator attached to under the man's clothing. This mysterious man was a suicide bomber who was about to walk into the school to murder as many children as possible. Hasan made his way towards the terrorist while ignoring his friend's pleas not to. Hasan said to them "I'm going to stop him, he is going to school to kill my friends". Hasan's friends ran inside the school to raise the alarm. Hasan, however, stood his ground. He threw a rock at his attacker but missed. With no other options, Hasan charged the terrorist and tackled him to the ground. In response, the terrorist activated the detonator, killing himself as well as Hasan.

Hasan was the only death as a result of the blast. His heroic actions saved many lives that day. His school was renamed Aitzaz Hasan Shaheed High School. General of the army staff Raheel Sharif said that Aitzaz Hasan is "a national hero, who has sacrificed his today for our tomorrow." He is also described as a "symbol of resistance against terrorism." He has also been named as a martyr of Pakistan. He also received an award for his bravery.

Hasan's family was given compensation. His father said, "My son made his mother cry but saved hundreds of mothers from crying for their children." The 2016 film, Salute, is based on Hasan and his heroic actions.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

@HashashinTag "Ji Nahin, Lekin aap ka bohat shukriya" You cannot really translate a phrase word for word between two languages in most cases.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

@Blh_Blah_Blah Perhaps not self distruct , because i feel like a really good portion of our population is just silent, like a hostage, because these people go bonkers and start setting things on fire at the slightest sh×t. But we really need to push back against these sort of people, hard.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

[TW: Vague personal vent on the current political/social conditions of my country] if you don't want to feel negative, don't read.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

I've grown up in a time where i've had to see what really happens when this sort of extremism goes out of hand. Bombs and Attacks , innocent people losing their lives. The trauma that timeline has inflicted is too much, I cannot stomach people who remind me of those t3*****ts.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

They follow it when it suites them actually, if not, ' what islam! I mean No no no this "practice i want to do for my benefit and leisure" is actually very islamic! Don't you know if you question too much, you'll become a sinner! ' what a great way to shut the minds of people.

[Alif-Be @AlifBe2]

@Blh_Blah_Blah I'm sorry you had to see that , these people deserve the worst Azab that can fall on them. People are quick to wonder why our society is such a dumpster fire rn, and are blind to stuff like this..