'Eid Mubarak 1422 H
Well, at first, I felt guilty just to say "Ied Mubarak", while our brothers and sisters in Palestine facing eviction, robbed, bombarded by rockets, catastrophe! But soon, I saw Dr. Rania Awaad's writing on her Instagram about the most beautiful yet painful stories of a family in Gaza who lost all of their belongs and their home was demolished, but the father insisted on buying new Eid clothes and toys for his children... "He said he wanted to teach his children that even if they lost every material thing they owned, they would never lose their faith. That they could never be robbed from Eid. He said to his kids, Allah is always there and He gave us Eid to celebrate so we must celebrate and persevere." Same as what Dr. Rania felt, I had been feeling so unmotivated to carry on with Eid celebrations with all what is happening at al-Quds and in Palestine. Not only in Palestine, but also in Xinjiang, India, Syria, Yemen, Pattani, Afghanistan, and other places includi