And then, Sorry
They first demonize the victims. And then murder and molest. Finally, they say sorry, leaving the victims in a state of painful humiliation.
They first demonize the victims. And then murder and molest. Finally, they say sorry, leaving the victims in a state of painful humiliation.
Paradise appears somewhere in between their smile and the Fire is hidden in midst of their painful tears, urges Jaihoon in this poem about filial piety.
As each year passes by, we sincerely pray for humanity not to fall prey to the future pain of natural and man-made calamities.
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To love like Imam Hussein means generously sharing the Truth-hive’s sweetness, spreading its essence to all, even enemies, writes Jaihoon
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Neo-imperialist forces betray and bulldoze weaker nations, plundering resources, and then profit from their reconstruction.
A believer’s poetic prayer for an atheist, navigating through the depths of faith, empathy, and spiritual yearning.
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