Gaza Stories

Nour ist alleine auf sich gestellt im Krieg , Ihre Mama verstarb und der Papa verschwand Sie hat nur sich und ihren kleinen Bruder oday. Sie leben in Gaza Liest die Geschichte ich werde euch nicht enttäuschen hab mir sehr viel Mühe gegeben

Between Rubble and Prayer is a collection of deeply personal poems inspired by the lives of ordinary people enduring the devastation of war in Gaza. Told through imagined first-person voices, each poem explores a different story-a grieving parent, a frightened child, a lone survivor, a devoted believer, a doctor, a neighbour, or someone clinging to hope amid unimaginable loss. These poems are not intended to document any one person's experience. Instead, they seek to honour the resilience, faith, love, grief, and humanity that can endure even in the darkest of circumstances. Through themes of family, loss, remembrance, patience (*sabr*), and unwavering trust in Allah, the collection reflects on what it means to hold onto hope when everything else has been taken away. From the silence left by empty homes to whispered du'as beneath broken skies, every page invites the reader to pause and remember that behind every headline are people with names, dreams, families, and stories. Between Rubble and Prayer is a poetic meditation on suffering and compassion, and a reminder that even in the shadow of destruction, faith can remain unbroken, love can outlive loss, and the human spirit can continue to bear witness.

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two friends Calvin and Rena have been living together as friends for years but are they just friends or more

"The heart that keeps flying doesn't know how to come down." (Translated) Rebelling against the rhythmic, monotonous and often ruthless life of this world, a girl aspires for a change.

Persian born woman who grew up in Venezuela and married a Jewish American and got divorced after 8 years of marriage and then started a relationship with a Lebanese man who got her back into her Persian roots through music and food

" War can't kill love . Love can kill war ."- Helene Lagerberg . 1937 , Jerusalem - Palestine . Two hearts were bound together. One 10 years before the other . Amidst conflict and war , Abdul-lateef the barber's son & the love of his life fight against all odds to stay together.

In Riyadh, everything moves with absolute precision. The lines are clean, the air conditioning never falters, and stability fills the streets. But for Ibrahim, who carried the memories of a chaotic life in Gaza and the exhausting spirit of Egypt, this flawless calmness was unsettling. Here, hardship doesn't arrive through wars or sudden financial ruin. It arrives quietly. Formally. It reaches you in the cold, polite form of "procedures" that can alter your entire existence with a single word. Silent Order is not just a story about exile or finding a job; it is a profound human journey about the illusion of security, the weight of authority, and how a person builds a life while always fearing it might be taken away.

I will be sharing what I feel and about life, which I learned in a poetic way, I hope you will get something useful from this, which will help you so just give a read!! and you will not regret it !!

A 9 year old little girl is being held hostage in Gaza. How will she make it home?

The ongoing onslaught of the horrendous cruelties and harsh conditions inflicted upon Palestinians by Israelis continues endlessly. Hassan, a 20-year old Palestinian boy, has been subjected to these cruelties for the entirety of his life; he's seen it all -- the bloody murders, the marking beatings, the unjust treatment of his people. He's decided to take matters into his own hands, joining Hamas, the Palestinian rebel group that opposes Israel directly. Hassan's life goes from a decent, semi-enjoyable path, to a chaotic, disheartening one. Hassan desires nothing more than to bring equality and justice to Palestine. He will go to any end to achieve this goal. Follow the road of true dedication; follow the road of pure pain and agonizing tests; follow the road of a hero.

Just some collection of poems and things running through my head when I think of what's happening in Gaza. Just thought it'd be a good idea to speak up and spread the truth on what's happening.

Every night 11-year-old Nadine Abdullatif says she prays the ceiling of her bedroom won't fall on her as she sleeps.

A poem about internet trauma

1st place in the #gazawritesback competition. A young boy. From Gaza. Missing things that are needed, and yet you can't say anything, they're choking you though not in a direct way, your sitting on the ground, with your ripped pants and shirt, but it's not because it's the new fashion no its something entirely different, it's because of them, they stopped all the suppliers from helping you out, they took control over water and food, over electricity and other important things. All of that was a reason of why people died and passed away. But I didn't say it was the only reason... Copyright © 2017. All rights reserved.

Shadow on the Promised Land A forgotten man. A fractured land. A truth buried by war. When a young man is found unconscious on the storm-battered coast of Gaza in 1917, he carries no name, no past-only a tattered scrap of cloth bearing the letters "Z-A-Y." Taken in by a humble villager and his daughter, he is given a new identity: Zayd. But behind his hollow eyes lie fragments of a forgotten life-whispers in English, commands in Hebrew, the flicker of weapons, and a name: Zayen. As British forces sweep through the Holy Land and secret missions unfold in the shadows, Zayd must uncover who he truly is-and what role he once played in a land teetering on the edge of history. Was he a savior, a spy, or a pawn in a much greater scheme? In this gripping historical tale of identity, loyalty, and redemption, the truth is as elusive as peace itself.