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[Adnan Rashid @MrAdnanRashid]

“One of the earliest known photographs of the Kaaba and Makkah, taken in 1880 by Egyptian officer and engineer Muhammad Sadiq Bey.

He was the first to photograph the Holy Mosques and received a gold medal at the 1881 Venice Geographical Exhibition for his pioneering work.”

[☾ @zaruuuuuuuu1]

there's a beautiful sunnah of making things easy for people. whether it's forgiving a mistake, explaining something patiently, or helping someone without making them feel embarrassed, kindness has always been part of the prophetic way.

[cinesthetic. @TheCinesthetic]

Christopher Nolan says THE ODYSSEY is ultimately about the idea that a society can only function through respect for strangers.

He believes that, despite nearly 3,000 years since Homer wrote the epic, that fundamental truth about human nature hasn’t changed.

[Cioccolatodorima (Comms closed atm) @cioccolato_kun]

'Birds toss their bread at thee'
Brutal 😂

[Lauri @4yvle1]

House of the Dragon studies

[რაილი @jacerizztarg]

this hotd exchange

[Jodie @JodieWoahdie]

I was on Blake's side even when I thought she was deliberately trying to ruin Baldoni's life for fun

[Baathista @girIfaggot]

That tweet that’s like “hell gotta be so awkward just filled with nazis and Israelis and they’re stuck down there together forever” bro that’s not hell that’s Argentina

[gigi🍊❀ 🐚 @saiIorveIvet]

thinking of the palestinian kids who were watching egypt win against australia holding up their flag and now watching them lose against fucking zionist nazis

[Pop Base @PopBase]

Kylian Mbappé responds to racist remarks from Paraguayan senator Celeste Amarilla:

“You are a despicable woman and unworthy of your position.
You do not represent Paraguay, that country which has sweated passion and honor throughout the competition. Through your recklessness and your brazen racism, the entire world has already forgotten the journey and the historic effort that your players accomplished during this World Cup, making way for an incompetent woman who gives the worst possible image of her country.
I will never allow people like her the freedom to spread their hatred and racism across the world.”

[fahmeedx @fahmeedx]

there’s an agenda against muslim countries this world cup but if I speak…

[Maletšemana @maletsemana]

People think me hating Messi means loving Ronaldo when there is a secret third option. Hating Messi and hating Ronaldo MORE.

[seira 🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬🇪🇬 @lha2tham]

and egypt will forever be remembered for this match

does a win actually feel good when it was cheated? i really wonder

[Arturo Villegas @ArturoVill7]

🚨🇪🇬 Las declaraciones del futbolista egipcio Zico le están dando la vuelta al mundo. Por fin alguien se atreve a denunciar lo que muchos consideran un arbitraje escandaloso.

“El árbitro fue injusto, es una opresión clara y evidente. Desperdició el esfuerzo de todo un país; desde el inicio estuvo en nuestra contra.

Es un PARTIDO AMAÑADO. Dios es mi juez y mi mejor defensor.

Disculpas a todo el pueblo de Egipto. No supimos cómo hacerlo… pero por la mano del árbitro.

El campeonato está amañado. Felicitaciones a Argentina por otra Copa del Mundo.”

Ojalá las demás selecciones que han sido acuchilladas en partidos contra Argentina, también alcen la voz. El futbol necesita transparencia y credibilidad.

[susan abulhawa | سوزان ابو الهوى @susanabulhawa]

this is what happens when you commit genocide in full view of the world, arrogantly believing you're untouchable, that the world revolves around you. eventually, the people will have their revenge for the injury this parasite state has caused the world.

[A.Y.O @YusufAsunmogejo]

Where does Islam stand in all of this?

Last night, I asked for the backstory to this ruling from the appellate court. And now, I understand the story better.

The Court of Appeal judgment to ban hijab at International School Ibadan, has restarted a heated debate. On one side, we want to defend our sisters' right to wear the hijab. On the other side, people argue that when you enroll, you signed a contract to follow the school rules. It feels like a trap really.

Do we stand up for our faith or respect institutional rules?

To get the full picture, we have to look at how Islam views agreements. Islam strictly commands us to honor our words. If you sign a code of conduct, you should keep it.

But an agreement must be built on honest terms. This is where the hypocrisy of the school lies. ISI sits on federal land and is owned by the University of Ibadan, which is a public university funded by taxpayers.

Yet, they claim a private status just to enforce a hijab ban. You cannot use public assets to deny a constitutional right.

This is why taking this case to the Supreme Court is the right move because we need a clear answer. An institution cannot be public when receiving funding but turn private when it wants to discriminate.

Win or lose, the bigger lesson for the Muslim community is about dignity. We cannot keep begging for acceptance in spaces that resent our identity.

If the law says private spaces can dictate their own terms, then our response should be to build and fund our own top-tier schools that celebrate our values.

True intelligence is fighting for accountability under the law while refusing to allow our religious well-being depend on their validation.

Allah knows best.

[State of Palestine @Palestine_UN]

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[𓂃 ࣪˖ ִֶָ𐀔٠ ࣪⭑ @honeydewfae]

I genuinely wish you lot would talk about the climate crisis, Palestine, Sudan, Congo, the Epstein Files, racism, pedophilia, how women’s rights are regressing, how animals are becoming extinct, and so much more, than the niqab and hijab.

[ArtButMakeItSports @ArtButSports]

Upwards, by Wassily Kandinsky, 1929, (rotated, detail), 📸 by Lars Baron