"Baba, I am invited to @PiersUncensored against someone who says nasty, hateful lies about Islam. What do you advise?"
@Malhachimi: "Son, don't just say the facts. Print them on paper and hold them up for everyone to see. Obliterate the lies with the clear, plain truth"
"Ok"
مما يُروى عن السوداني أنه أطيّب من مشى على الأرض قلبًا ولسانًا
وأن السودانية أحنُّ من ضمّت قلبًا في هذا العالم اليابس.
لم يكن ذلك مدحا لشعب بقدر ما كان إخبار عن معنى النُبل،
عن طينة الناس الذين يخبزون الكرامة في أفران الجوع،
ويطوون الألم بثوب الحياء، ويصنعون من بسمةٍ يتيمة، وطناً مؤقتاً وسط الخيام.
من غزة هنا الفاشر.. هنا السودان
A flurry of videos shows Rapid Support Forces in Sudan carrying out extrajudicial killings and attacking apparent civilians fleeing North Darfur’s capital El Fasher following the takeover of the city by the RSF.
Urgent international action is needed.
There’s often a saying with truly great footballers: “when was the last time he had a bad game?”
Pedri’s so great he’s even transcended that. I find myself questioning “when was the last time he didn’t drop a masterclass?”
It’s absurd.
On Lamine:
There’s nothing inherently wrong with being loud to confront critics, but I hope he understands the dynamic.
It’s all well and good when things are going well, but people will be 10x faster to pounce on him the moment they aren’t - he needs to be aware of this.
If we can deal with that in a healthy way and continue using it as fuel, by all means, talk your smack!
But there’s a flip side, and I’m not saying that’s Lamine, but getting overly caught up in shutting people up can foster have adverse outcomes.
Ultimately, everyone’s different and there’s no gold standard of behaviour. What’s critical is that he has the right people around him, who know and understand his best interests.
Being a superstar at 17 is incredible, but it’s equally as daunting. Some thrive, others lose their way.
He’s shown no signs of the latter and hence I’m calm, but everyone has lows, and that’s when the test of character begins.
I can’t call it a night without talking about this man… Inigo bloody Martinez!
That second half was monstrous. Didn’t lose a single ground duel, broke the lines for fun, and the grit — unbelievable.
A warrior.