Eid Mubarak from stranded Palestine

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Miserable Eid for those stranded in Gaza

Date: 12 / 10 / 2007
Gaza – Ma'an – The people of the Gaza described Ramadan as a miserable month, not because of the task of fasting between daylight hours, but because of the siege imposed on the two and a half million people living in the open air prison that is the Gaza Strip.

Nor has Eid Al-Fitr brought much joy to Gaza's inhabitants. At a time when people travel to visit family and friends, Gazans are not allowed to leave the Strip to see their relatives in the West Bank and even in other parts of the world.

Zuzu Fakhr Al Dayeh left all her children in the United Arab Emirates, returning to Gaza to see her sick mother. She has now been in Gaza six months, denied permission to return to her children in the Emirates. She said spending Eid Al-Fitr away from her children is devastating.


Palestinians celebrate Eid Al-Fitr
Date: 12 / 10 / 2007

Bethlehem - Ma'an – Palestinian Muslims in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip celebrated Eid Al-Fitr, on Friday.

Eid Al-Fitr is very much a social occasion when family and friends get together to enjoy specially prepared foods, including cakes filled with dates and nuts, after a month of fasting.

The Eid Al-Fitr is a three day holiday in Palestine. On the first day worshippers attend a twenty minute ceremony in the mosque before going to visit friends.

However, in Palestine the Eid festival is always tinged with sadness. People remember those who have died and others who cannot be with their families as they are in Israeli detention.


from Ma'anNews

Eid Mubarak to Palestine!

 

[shaheeda35]

:salam2:
So sad, situations like these should make us feel more grateful for our blessings. May Allah make it easy for them and we should not forget them in our duaas inshallah.:tti_sister: Eid Mubarak Palestine and to all muslims where ever you are.

 

[Aapa]

Salaam,

First of all dearest sister Eid Mubarak. Your work is greatly appreciated. May Allah subhana talla reward you.

Secondly, to all our brothers and sisters in Palestine, Iraq, etc.etc.etc. you are our test and strenght. The blessings of Eid come from Allah subhana talla..I believe..thus I know your light will shine...

 

[tolga]

Miserable Eid for those stranded in Gaza

Date: 12 / 10 / 2007
Gaza – Ma'an – The people of the Gaza described Ramadan as a miserable month, not because of the task of fasting between daylight hours, but because of the siege imposed on the two and a half million people living in the open air prison that is the Gaza Strip.

Nor has Eid Al-Fitr brought much joy to Gaza's inhabitants. At a time when people travel to visit family and friends, Gazans are not allowed to leave the Strip to see their relatives in the West Bank and even in other parts of the world.

Zuzu Fakhr Al Dayeh left all her children in the United Arab Emirates, returning to Gaza to see her sick mother. She has now been in Gaza six months, denied permission to return to her children in the Emirates. She said spending Eid Al-Fitr away from her children is devastating.


Palestinians celebrate Eid Al-Fitr
Date: 12 / 10 / 2007

Bethlehem - Ma'an – Palestinian Muslims in the West Bank and the Gaza Strip celebrated Eid Al-Fitr, on Friday.

Eid Al-Fitr is very much a social occasion when family and friends get together to enjoy specially prepared foods, including cakes filled with dates and nuts, after a month of fasting.

The Eid Al-Fitr is a three day holiday in Palestine. On the first day worshippers attend a twenty minute ceremony in the mosque before going to visit friends.

However, in Palestine the Eid festival is always tinged with sadness. People remember those who have died and others who cannot be with their families as they are in Israeli detention.


from Ma'anNews

Eid Mubarak to Palestine!

i will be bleeding as long as palestinian children cry we turks know these pains very well ,may Allah ounish all of zionists

 

[Kayote]

Assalam u Aliekum,

I am so sorry to hear that... May Allah give all of you the strenght to bear it. Its upon reading this that I get so infuriated with Saudi government & the Palestinian leaders of different factions.

We shall never overcome the oppressors without uniting ourselves.

Salam