Two foiled car bombs and a flaming car rammed into an airport terminal. Hundred could have been killed this weekend. It is frightening that it didn’t take police work to foil these attacks. Instead, they were botched only because of the grace of God. I wish someone could have swayed the people from these impotent tactics. I wish someone could have channeled the angry men and women’s energy to do something productive with their lives. They imagine that they are doing something for a greater cause. If only our leaders found a way to speak to their malcontent, but they do little to better the lives of the poor and suffering. If only they lived for others, rather tha
The events in London seems like an incredible stroke of luck (or rather what we Muslims call Qadr). Unforunately, terrorists are more successful in Iraq. While we think about all the lives that have been saved, we should be reminded that the most vulnerable people are the Muslim civilians living and residing in the Muslim world.
Dear Aziza as Muslim who lives in the Arab world ,I would like to mention a part from the great song famous Lebanese Magida El-Roumi sang after the first Qana Massacre
“We are people who are no more from destruction
as death became a part from our day”
I swear now it became my daily routine to hear that 50 were killed in Iraq and 20 in Palestine ,sometimes now I feel that I care no more because it is not something strange ,it happens every day and no one cares, yes it is wrong but what can you do !!??
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Salaams Margari,
Impotent tactics indeed. May Allah prevent loss of life and injury.
Ya Rabb!
Abdur RAhman
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