Yemen was also attacked by fellow Arab and Muslim countries. They are useless/spineless to fight Israel but have no issue raising armies and weapons against fellow Muslims.
You know why you were speed limited..so you can keep your opinion to yourself..you are going beyond the limits of talk here..questioning the administration of PDF..
Allah forbid suicide..when you'll understand this..you won;t be posting idiocies again..
@The SC you should understand what is written here:-
"I Can't Breathe" by Marcus Amaker
"I can't breathe." These haunting words echoed by George Floyd as his life was senselessly taken away have become a rallying cry for justice. In his poem "I Can't Breathe," Marcus Amaker, the poet laureate of Charleston, South Carolina, channels the anguish and frustration felt by countless individuals who have been oppressed for generations. The poem serves as a reminder of the countless lives lost due to racial inequality and a call to action for change.
I can't breathe,
my black body
is a hashtag
in waiting.
Amaker's evocative lines weave a tapestry of pain and resilience, emphasizing the urgent need for society to confront the systemic racism that continues to suffocate marginalized communities.
"George Floyd" by Amanda Gorman
Amanda Gorman, the youngest inaugural poet in U.S. history, offers her poetic talent to honor George Floyd's memory in the aptly titled poem, "George Floyd." Gorman's words serve as a eulogy, a celebration of Floyd's life, and a reminder of the fight for justice that must continue.
For while we grieved, we grew.
For while we hurt, we hoped.
For while we tired, we tried.
For while we failed, we fought.
Through her poetic mastery, Gorman emphasizes the collective resilience and commitment to change that Floyd's death has ignited. Her poem stands as a testament to the power of unity and the potential for progress.
"8:46" by Pat Parker
In the poem "8:46," Pat Parker confronts the time frame that symbolizes the cruelty and violence inflicted upon George Floyd. The poem references the eight minutes and forty-six seconds that a police officer knelt on Floyd's neck, forcibly ending his life. Parker's words delve into the pain and injustice, questioning the system that allows such atrocities to occur.
I am screaming my
mouth open
and the sound
is
drowning the
world.
Through her powerful imagery and raw emotion, Parker emphasizes the urgency of breaking the silence and confronting the pervasive racism that permeates society.
Poetry has long been a vehicle for expressing profound emotions, challenging societal norms, and inspiring change. The poems honoring the legacy of George Floyd are no exception. Through their words, these poets have created a space for reflection, empathy, and action. These poems serve as a testament to the ongoing fight against racial injustice and a reminder that George Floyd's life will not be forgotten. As we continue to educate ourselves, stand in solidarity, and demand justice, these poems will remain a poignant reminder of the work that still lies ahead.
The tragic and untimely death of George Floyd on May 25, 2020, sparked a global movement against racial injustice and police brutality. Floyd's death became a
I beg to differ, this shame reminds me of when the Mongols pillaged the Arab world and people were too cowardly to fight back. They just cower in fear as they were slaughtered with no resistance.
You know why you were speed limited..so you can keep your opinion to yourself..you are going beyond the limits of talk here..questioning the administration of PDF..
Allah forbid suicide..when you'll understand this..you won't be posting idiocies again..
I have been on this forum as long if not longer than you (including the original iteration of PDF)... So let's put aside egos and talk facts. My position stands, you do not deserve to be a Mod on this forum. Opposing opinions should be encouraged, this isn't your personal soapbox. This isn't a Gulf Arab Government propaganda forum.
There is nothing I said that advocates suicide.
If by "suicide" you mean it would be suicidal for Muslims to collectively stand up against the Zionists, you are underestimating the power of what unity can accomplish. Your love for this dunya and fear of death blinds you. Oil embargo the West as step number 1 until Israel is held accountable.
I have been on this forum as long if not longer than you. So let's put aside egos and talk facts. My position stands, you do not deserve to be a Mod on this forum. Opposite opinions should be encouraged, this isn't your personal soapbox.
There is nothing I said that advocates suicide.
If by "suicide" you mean it would be suicidal for Muslims to collectively stand up against the Zionists, you are underestimating the power of what unity can accomplish. Your love for this dunya and fear of death blinds you. Oil embargo the West as step number 1 until Israel is held accountable.
To you all war is suicide? When our Rasool (PBUH) fought against the Kafirs who outnumbered the Muslims 100 to 1 would you say that was suicide? When Pakistani soldiers fight against the Indians who out number us 10 to 1 in the battlefield would you call that suicide?
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