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"Great things are done by a series of small things brought together." — Vincent Van Gogh

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Just as a magnificent tree grows from a tiny seed, every great achievement begins with small, meaningful actions. The world's greatest inventors, artists, athletes, entrepreneurs, and leaders didn't become successful overnight. They succeeded because they stayed committed to their goals, one day, one task, and one improvement at a time.

Vincent Van Gogh reminds us that greatness is created by bringing many small efforts together. Never underestimate the value of your daily habits. Even when progress feels slow, every positive action adds another brick to the foundation of your dreams.

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Remember, every masterpiece starts with the first brushstroke, every journey begins with the first step, and every dream becomes reality through consistent effort. Stay patient, stay focused, and trust the process. One small action today can lead to incredible success tomorrow.

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A friend wrote today, Seriously if u want to learn bout Eritrea, there are three things you have to do. first get 5 liters of water and two small breads, then lock your self in a very small room with no electricity but you should have tv and toilet. after that sty there and dont contact any one out of the room but you can call them. then you will have a moment of clarity of how the people live in here and no guidance will be necessary. after you try this if you still couldnt figure out how it is the life in here, contact me and i will prescribe you another therapy method. have a nice time.

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A friend wrote today, Seriously if u want to learn bout Eritrea, there are three things you have to do. first get 5 liters of water and two small breads, then lock your self in a very small room with no electricity but you should have tv and toilet. after that sty there and dont contact any one out of the room but you can call them. then you will have a moment of clarity of how the people live in here and no guidance will be necessary. after you try this if you still couldnt figure out how it is the life in here, contact me and i will prescribe you another therapy method. have a nice time.

https://www.facebook.com/berhan.tesfu

A friend wrote today, Seriously if u want to learn bout Eritrea, there are three things you have to do. first get 5 liters of water and two small breads, then lock your self in a very small room with no electricity but you should have tv and toilet. after that sty there and dont contact any one out of the room but you can call them. then you will have a moment of clarity of how the people live in here and no guidance will be necessary. after you try this if you still couldnt figure out how it is the life in here, contact me and i will prescribe you another therapy method. have a nice time.

https://www.facebook.com/berhan.tesfu

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ADD ME Can two words typed over the internet from a total stranger on the other side of the planet change your life? Can five letters of a symbolic code change ones perspective? The outcome ironic in many ways. The choice in hindsight immediate. The click of the mouse on the “add as friend” as historic a moment as I will ever experience. As I scrolled the names of comments on a fish game on facebook, one stood out. The profile picture Freddy Kruger the name Kabeer Khan. The irony of this persona did not escape me. In the weeks to come there were gifts of fish given, aquariums visited. For every gift, I received a thoughtful acknowledgment. After one particularly heartfelt thank you, I visited his profile. His profile statement~I am hemophiliac from birth at Fatimid. You must help us. It listed the country as Pakistan. I then followed a link to a group. This explained that Fatimid was a hospital for poor people with blood disorders. I sat and read that statement over and over. You must help us! The desperation even at this moment brings tears to my eyes. No question, no option. Pure desperation. The choice so clear in this young mans mind. This statement so deliberate, became a mantra in my head. What could make a situation so urgent, to demand? After a day or so of pondering these questions, and getting up the nerve to speak to someone that would put a serial killer on their profile I sent a chat message. I said hello. I asked how I could help. I offered to make an American page for Fatimid to show support. In minutes, I was an Admin on his group. Accepted without question as someone who was sincere. At this moment, my life changed for ever. My perception of the world, the internet, what possibilities were out there that I have never considered, everything changed. In one moment two peoples lives would never be the same. In seemingly one moment a bond was formed. A thread of love, hope, and caring was without knowing about to sew the most beautiful tapestry imaginable. What I found was an incredible humanity fostered by desperation. A family locked in a daily struggle. Not for what we would consider basic needs, but for a need at an even more vital level. Blood. Broken down even further one component of blood. A component that all four brothers in this family need from outside sources to survive. In a country that faces struggles on a daily basis that we in the west can only see in our nightmares. I found a mother. A loving, caring mother, who through struggles I think I will never know. Brought up 4 productive, loving boys. Boys who do not wallow in self pity. Boys who work hard to make their parents proud, and to make Pakistan a better place. I found a father who worked 2 jobs to put his children through school. I found without knowing at the time, a family. Sons I never dreamt I would have. A sister so dear I long to meet. I found people I miss everyday, without ever knowing. And in the process I found ME.

Susan Webb

Plz reply to Kristin Miller-Loggins on this

All Americans are crazy...our government makes us that way...:P. On a serious note...its not that I am condemning Islam, I do not... I condemn the purposeful twisting of the words so many follow...if you need religion, I dont condemn you for it, just need it ON YOUR OWN without having to place it upon another...doing so makes you judgmental towards others instead of the only place your judgment should fall..yourself. The words written in your texts was not meant for the masses to gather so condemnation could be placed on others...they were written as a guide to your own PERSONAL growth if you so could not understand WHY you even are here in the first place. If you cant, as a human consuming goods, see what it is doing to the soil that keeps you alive, what good is having your God? You would have already FAILED here...is Earth not part of your Gods creation? Then why HURT IT and others on it?

BismAllah.
I keep being asked to comment on horrific photos of children killed in Gaza... Do the people asking not think I have feelings?
The real question is, would the people asking these questions see any difference were the photos of Israeli children? I would not; every death of child, every injury to a child are terrible tragedies to their parents, and our Human Family. Anyone who doesnt realise this is really missing the point...
I do not take sides when it comes to the Israeli and Palestinian peoples. How can I? Firstly, their conflict is not my conflict. Im neither Israeli nor Palestinian. Both Palestinians and Israelis are my sisters and brothers in our Human Family (Bani/Bnei Adam in Arabic and Hebrew).
The Israeli/Palestinian conflict is over land and resources, it is not really about religion or ethnicity, both Israelis and Palestinians are multireliguous, multiethnic communities.
Many arguments currently being made against Israel apply just as much to Hamas, and more so in some ways - Hamas deliberately targets civilians! That is completely indefensible, whichever way we look at it.
How many Israeli children would have been killed were it not for Israels "Iron Dome" antimissile batteries? Were Hamas as heavily armed as Israel, the casualties on both sides would be countless.
We can certainly question the Israeli response, but seriously what do we expect the Israelis to do? The Israeli government would be being negligent to do nothing in the wake of ongoing rockets launched against their civilian population. Which government would tolerate that?
In Syria its been estimated around 9,000 children have been killed, and we still dont know how many children ISIS have murdered in Iraq. Do we only mourn when the children are killed are predominantly Muslims?
Remember, Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, said all children are born in a state of fitrah. All children are innocent...
The propaganda of extremists on both sides, both Hamas supporters and the Southern Baptist backed Likudniks, is seriously getting ridiculous.
We need to ensure we are centred, and assess what is really going on. After nearly 7 decades, it should be clear that both sides have issues, neither is innocent, and old approaches are not bringing us any closer to resolving this conflict.
I sympathise with the people of Gaza, but not for Hamas. As Muslims, we need to investigate, reflect and be more nuanced in our responses, not everything is as simple as it seems...
If we care about children, we should be seeking an end to all violent conflicts, as children are always their greatest victims.
Salam.

Paul Salahuddin Armstrong

Association of British Muslims
www.aobm.org