the catastrophe/al nakaba

Bismillah,

Thank you for explaining that  saying, Palestine.  JazzakAllahKhayr.  What village are you from?  My husband and our kids are from a village near Nablus.  We visited Phalasteen and went to Jerusalem and the Holy Mosque, Masjid al-Aqsa.  It was beautiful and peaceful, mashahAllah.

However, the security and checkpoints and arrogance of the soldiers infuriated me.  I was fuming and had a hard time just breathing and staying calm.  Ma'shahAllah, may Allah, SWT, grant patience and perserverance for all those who must endure this every day of their lives.

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it is very hard for us to go to jerusalem-- even it is impossible. thay is why we all wish and dream to visit Jerusalem one day soorner or later before we die.

and the "i wish i were a stone in Jeruslaem" means something like i wish i can go to jeruslaem even if i would be a stone or anytihing it is not important. the most important thing for me is to see jeruslaem and visit its mosques and people.

not sure if it is clear

Bismillah,

Thank you, Sister, for this article to remind us of the truth of the Phalasteenee suffering at the hands of the Zionist attackers backed by Britain and America and others.