If you believe God promised you someone else's land 3,000 years ago, you're a religious lunatic. If Muslims or Christians said God promised them the property of Jews, we'd call them terrorists or fascists. When Israel says they're owed Arab property, our press calls them victims.
People who do GRWM to work have TIME, Real time. Every time I wake up for work, I have less than 30 mins to be ready, and every second is accounted for. The day I add "good morning guys" to my morning routine is the day I'm officially unemployed.
Alhamdullilah for the opportunity to be a mother. To have unconditional love that cannot be explained for a being and vice versa.
May Allah bless our mothers. Ameen. And may motherhood continue to be a blessing and enjoyable journey. Ameen
MOTHERS ARE TRULY SPECIAL
Mothers are sacred gifts from God.
They give birth to life, then carry it again in love—protecting, guiding, and nurturing that life through every season.
They are warmth in winter, shade in heat, and an oasis for weary hearts.
The bond between mother and child begins before birth and never truly ends—woven through every heartbeat, every prayer, every memory.
The umbilical cord is broken at birth, but the cord of life continues in love—unbroken, enduring, and everlasting.
May we always honor mothers for their quiet strength, endless sacrifice, and boundless love.
To all mothers: may your children rise and call you blessed—for nothing compares to a mother’s love.
Happy Mother’s Day!💕
All of us are selective sinners. We choose the sins we are comfortable with and judge others for the ones we are not.
You lie, but judge the cheater.
You cheat, but judge the thief.
You steal, but judge the addict.
Everyone draws their own line and pretends they're standing on the right side of it. We all have things we quietly allow ourselves to do. Habits we excuse, choices we justify, flaws we've decided, are acceptable because they're ours.
But the moment someone else does something that crosses our personal line, suddenly we're moral authorities.
We point fingers at sins that make us uncomfortable while ignoring the ones we commit daily. We call others unforgivable while asking forgiveness for ourselves. The truth is, we're all standing in the same place just with different mistakes, different excuses, different blind spots.
Before you judge someone else's choices, remember, someone out there is judging yours just as hard.
2️⃣5️⃣ March is set aside to remember the victims of slavery and the transatlantic slave trade. But remembrance has never been the difficult part. The difficulty has always been in how the world chooses to recognize what happened.
More than 12 million Africans were taken across the Atlantic between the 16th and 19th centuries. Many died before they reached land. Those who survived were absorbed into systems that treated human beings as property, and the consequences of that system did not end with abolition. They continued through economic structures, racial hierarchies, and inequalities that are still visible.
This year, the date is also tied to a live discussion at the @UN.
#Ghana 🇬🇭, led by President H.E. @JDMahama (who is also the @_AfricanUnion Champion for reparatory justice for Africans and people of African descent), is introducing a draft resolution to the UN General Assembly that calls for the transatlantic slave trade and slavery to be formally recognized as the gravest crime against humanity.
In other words, the resolution seeks to define slavery and the transatlantic slave trade in legal and political terms.
The classification strengthens ongoing calls for reparatory justice, including formal acknowledgment, redress, and the return of cultural heritage. The proposal has support from the African Union and @CARICOMorg.
So 25 March, this year, holds two realities.
It remains a day of remembrance for those who were taken, and it is also placing that history inside a live international process where the question is no longer only what happened, but how it is recognized and what follows from that recognition.
#Reparations #Justice #HumanRights #ReparationsNow #DecadeOfReparations
BREAKING: Egypt’s petroleum ministry says a new natural gas discovery was made in the Western Desert by US company Apache, with production expected to reach about 26 million cubic feet per day.
Israeli soldiers torture a one-year-old child in Gaza, including burning his leg with a cigarette and inserting a nail into his leg, according to a report, to pressure his father to make confessions
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