Beilasan 🐱

@BeilasanMah

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Gaziantep, Türkiye

Joined January 2019

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

over 6 years ago

“İmkansız olan her şey ilgimi çekiyor”

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

2 days ago

@zeynep_alomar ولك كل عام وانتي احلى وردة 🤍

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

3 months ago

@zeynep_alomar Nazar değer paylaşma aşkım

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

3 months ago

@zeynep_alomar Ben

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إنسانة تسعىٰ❤️🖇️. DPT🦷

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

4 months ago

@zeynep_alomar بس لا تنسيني بليز انا حبك الاول

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

4 months ago

@zeynep_alomar @mohajse حبيت التصعيد

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

4 months ago

@zeynep_alomar اجا بكرا مرحباااا

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@zeynep_alomar مافي مشكلة غير انو منسلم كرت الجامعة لما نتخرج 😞

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@zeynep_alomar وفيقتي طيب ليش بكيني

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@zeynep_alomar ولك عقبالك بالتنين 😋💞💞

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@sslllmma الله يبارك بعمرررك 💞💞💞

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@ghyum20_6 الله يبارك بعمرررك 🤍🥹 امي ياقلبي الله يسمع منك

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@zeynep_alomar مرتو دقتلو ؟

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

5 months ago

@zeynep_alomar كتير شرشوحين هالرفقات

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

6 months ago

@zeynep_alomar ممكن تبعتيلي الاختبار

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

7 months ago

@zeynep_alomar Koskoca şehirin sadece YEMEKLERİNİ sayman

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BeilasanMah retweeted

حمزة المصطفى

7 months ago

A fundamental question is always asked, and we never find a rational answer for it: Why does the SDF detain children? Footages published by SANA shows the release of detainees under the age of 18, who were being held by the SDF in Al-Aqtan Prison in the city of Raqqa. These are not just “detainees” — they are sons and daughters, stolen moments of childhood, faces that should have been in classrooms and playgrounds, not behind prison walls. Every single one of those young faces carries a story of fear, separation, and lost innocence. No slogan, no justification, no security reason can ever explain why a child ends up in a cell. The very fact that we are forced to ask this question, again and again, is a wound in the conscience of humanity. Seeing them walk out of Al-Aqtan Prison is a moment of relief mixed with heartbreak: relief that they are finally out, and heartbreak that they were ever there in the first place.

HmzhMo's tweet photo. A fundamental question is always asked, and we never find a rational answer for it:
Why does the SDF detain children?

Footages published by SANA shows the release of detainees under the age of 18, who were being held by the SDF in Al-Aqtan Prison in the city of Raqqa.

These are not just “detainees” — they are sons and daughters, stolen moments of childhood, faces that should have been in classrooms and playgrounds, not behind prison walls.
Every single one of those young faces carries a story of fear, separation, and lost innocence.

No slogan, no justification, no security reason can ever explain why a child ends up in a cell. The very fact that we are forced to ask this question, again and again, is a wound in the conscience of humanity.

Seeing them walk out of Al-Aqtan Prison is a moment of relief mixed with heartbreak: relief that they are finally out, and heartbreak that they were ever there in the first place.

HmzhMo's tweet photo. A fundamental question is always asked, and we never find a rational answer for it:
Why does the SDF detain children?

Footages published by SANA shows the release of detainees under the age of 18, who were being held by the SDF in Al-Aqtan Prison in the city of Raqqa.

These are not just “detainees” — they are sons and daughters, stolen moments of childhood, faces that should have been in classrooms and playgrounds, not behind prison walls.
Every single one of those young faces carries a story of fear, separation, and lost innocence.

No slogan, no justification, no security reason can ever explain why a child ends up in a cell. The very fact that we are forced to ask this question, again and again, is a wound in the conscience of humanity.

Seeing them walk out of Al-Aqtan Prison is a moment of relief mixed with heartbreak: relief that they are finally out, and heartbreak that they were ever there in the first place.

HmzhMo's tweet photo. A fundamental question is always asked, and we never find a rational answer for it:
Why does the SDF detain children?

Footages published by SANA shows the release of detainees under the age of 18, who were being held by the SDF in Al-Aqtan Prison in the city of Raqqa.

These are not just “detainees” — they are sons and daughters, stolen moments of childhood, faces that should have been in classrooms and playgrounds, not behind prison walls.
Every single one of those young faces carries a story of fear, separation, and lost innocence.

No slogan, no justification, no security reason can ever explain why a child ends up in a cell. The very fact that we are forced to ask this question, again and again, is a wound in the conscience of humanity.

Seeing them walk out of Al-Aqtan Prison is a moment of relief mixed with heartbreak: relief that they are finally out, and heartbreak that they were ever there in the first place.

HmzhMo's tweet photo. A fundamental question is always asked, and we never find a rational answer for it:
Why does the SDF detain children?

Footages published by SANA shows the release of detainees under the age of 18, who were being held by the SDF in Al-Aqtan Prison in the city of Raqqa.

These are not just “detainees” — they are sons and daughters, stolen moments of childhood, faces that should have been in classrooms and playgrounds, not behind prison walls.
Every single one of those young faces carries a story of fear, separation, and lost innocence.

No slogan, no justification, no security reason can ever explain why a child ends up in a cell. The very fact that we are forced to ask this question, again and again, is a wound in the conscience of humanity.

Seeing them walk out of Al-Aqtan Prison is a moment of relief mixed with heartbreak: relief that they are finally out, and heartbreak that they were ever there in the first place.

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

8 months ago

@zeynep_alomar لبت لبت؟

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Beilasan 🐱 @BeilasanMah

10 months ago

@zeynep_alomar انا برايي لازم يعطوكي سهم من المحل

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