After seeing all this, the so-called human rights defenders of the world who are hypocrites, and especially us Muslims, should die of shame.
I am very ashamed of the Palestinians that I myself could not do anything for my Palestinian brothers and sisters 😪😢😪😢
Seventeen years of marriage.
It feels unreal to say that when so many of those years have been marked by separation. And yet, here we are. Still bound by the same vows. Still holding on. Still waiting.
Today, you are in Tihar Jail, facing a death row sentence for leading a struggle you believed was not just for Kashmiri people, but for dignity, freedom, and even global peace. History may debate politics, but only our hearts know the personal cost our family has paid. The price of separation. The silence. The loneliness. The birthdays and anniversaries spent apart.
Our last goodbye in 2014 is etched into my soul. Raziyah was in our lap, so small, so unaware of the weight destiny was placing on her parents. If I had known that hug would have to last for years, I would have never let go so easily. I would have memorized every detail of your face, every softness in your voice.
Seventeen years ago, I married Mohammad Yasin Malik not knowing that our love story would become one of patience and endurance. We dreamed like any other couple. A simple life. Shared mornings. Quiet evenings. Growing old together. Instead, we have learned how to love across walls, across courtrooms, across headlines.
They see a political prisoner. I see the man who held his daughter gently in his arms. The man who chose conviction over comfort. The man who paid for his beliefs with years of his life, and with the loneliness forced upon his family.
Yes, the cost has been heavy. The nights have been long. The waiting has been exhausting. But love has not faded. If anything, it has deepened. It has learned to survive in silence. It has learned to breathe in absence.
Seventeen years. A marriage tested by time and trial. And still, my heart chooses you.
We are waiting for you… #WeMissYouYasin ♥️
@iamSaharEmami This is our former Prime Minister. If he were the current one, this would have happened.
But the current government, which came with the grace of America, cannot be expected to do anything like this.