Nature
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Father of Nature and Mother of Nature King and Queen Good and Evil The "Nature" story was inspired by my bestfriend Merna.. This story is dedicated to our dear friend who died; Hussein...He may rest in peace ((إن شاء الله)) Sunday, 31th of January, 2016 Was the day of his death I may not know him much, but he knew my bestfriend, he was the sweetest person alive, he never let us down and he never failed to draw a smile on our faces. He was the most loyal and thoughtful person, he was never Heartless, he never broke our hearts, he never dared to let a tear spill out of our eyes. We promised him something, it was to never cry for him.. but sadly we broke it a few times...I hope his family stays strong, so does his friends and his beautiful girlfriend; Merna he have always wished to be known worldwide, so I guess this story might be known.. I hope he was here to see how much we care.. but now he just needs our prayers.. He may rest in peace.. ((إن شاء الله)) Drawing: Merna
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The Egyptian woman Merneith, having witnessed the devastating plagues that struck Egypt, felt a deep stirring within her heart. As she saw the power of the God of Israel manifest in ways that defied the might of her homeland's deities, her spirit was moved towards a faith she had never known. Each plague, from the water turning to blood to the darkness that enveloped the land, only solidified her growing belief that the God of the Israelites was supreme. As the final and most harrowing plague swept through Egypt, claiming the lives of the firstborns, she saw the stark contrast between her stricken people and the protected Israelites. In the midst of her sorrow, she found a glimmer of hope in the God who had spared His own. Her heart, heavy with the weight of what she had witnessed, yearned for the peace and protection she saw among the Israelites. When the Israelites were finally set free by Pharaoh's decree, the woman made a bold decision. She left behind her life in Egypt, her home, and all that she had known. Her faith propelled her to join the Israelites on their journey out of bondage and toward a promise she barely understood but deeply longed for. As she traveled with the Israelites, she faced the same uncertainties and challenges that they did. Crossing the Red Sea, wandering in the wilderness, and relying on divine provision, her faith grew stronger. She found a new community and a new identity among the people of Israel, united by a common faith in the God who had shown His power and mercy. Through her journey, she became a testament to the transformative power of faith. Her story echoed through the generations as a reminder that God's call transcends boundaries and that His grace is available to all who seek it.

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