Now at Solidarity event with Syria in Faran Club Karachi - Come Join

When we want to show our Solidarity with someone, Instead of NOT WORKING, I suggest we work and we donate that day's income to the ones who we show solidarity with, shutting down a poor country does NOT help any one !!! WE need to remove these holidays and become a hard working nation which is independent economically and by doing more holidays it is NOT helping anyone. May all Be Blessed , Ameen Rehan Allahwala

Today Most Jew's are also Fasting with Muslim - #solidarity !! Leah Rut Fleetwood

My speech for Protest and Solidarity with Gaza Rally My Dear Brothers and Sisters, My Heart Cries, and My soul shiver’s when I see the Dreadful Photos from Gaza, and when I hear what is going on and how helpless these people are in this small peace of land. This is not the first time that the history is repeating it self, When Human’s are killed, and we are left to a state where our brain’s stop working, on what should we do. Over the year's I have Managed to get 10,000+ People on my facebook page from Palestine and many as my friends on my profile. I talked to Hundreds of them, and Today I wish to share with you my learnings, after my conversation with them. Now this is MY conversation, in attempt to understand what really is happening, and Please remember that I am still a student of life and this situation. Talking to these brothers and sisters also helped immensely in learning arabic, and to understand what are the problems of a society that is not getting idea's from anywhere else accept the people around them. Most of the people in Palestine, and Specially in Gaza speak only Arabic, Most are educated, and many highly educated, but their english skills are very low, Most do not have job's, and most live on money which is sent to them from over sea's by their family members or in form of aid. Most of them are depressed, and wish to leave the country due to the problems, or want to study even more, to get job's as they feel that with this they can get jobs over sea’s. When I tell them to work online, or study online, this idea is foreign to them and they are not very keen on doing it, as they have not seen it yet to believe it. My brothers and sisters, who are reading this, I have spent a LOT of my time, A lot of money, and neglected the people around me, including my own company and Family, due to this issue of Palestine, So that I can try to understand and have a better understanding of the issue and see it with my own eyes. I have yet to be physically there, but I feel that I have many friends their who I live with, who I feel, and Who I care for DEEPLY to help them in any way or form that I can. In this process, I have managed to make many many great friends, brothers and sisters, one of whom wanted donate to me acre's of Millions of Dollars worth of land, for me to come to Ramallah and make Rehan University as a Physical entity there to help the people of Palestine. I just like you wish to help them, as we as ummah are all one. I request you today to please reach out to these people, find 100 of them via Facebook and talk to them, condole them, adopt them as your brother and sister in islam, and talk to them, Learn Arabic from them and teach them english, as it is a natural process that will happen when you will try to talk to them. Then introduce them to people who can guide them on how they can work online via internet, using great websites like Elance.com, freelancer.com and Fiverr.com , RehanTasks.com, Rehanwork.com Do business with them, do trade with them, see if you can hire them for some of your work over the internet for your business, to do work for you in the arabic world for you, as they Arabic is pure, and they can help you grow your business in the Arab world. To find them, simply go on your Facebook search bar and type, People living in Palestine and your search will start, and the journey will begin. in the End, I just want to tell you that I think that the situation is Palestine is NOT as it seem to us, I encourage you to investigate it, find more about it, and not just listen to any media, but talk to the real people on the ground, and try to get to the bottom of the problem, as only by understanding all side’s is a problem solved. May Allah be with all of us, and may human being’s finally learn how to collectively live in peace, like we used to live in Cordoba and Toledo in Spain and many other places today in the world. God bless you all, My Name is Rehan Allahwala, I would be honored if we can stay in touch on Facebook, Do add me.

Thank you Linda Olsvig Whittaker for posting the Pakistani flag on your profile for solidarity with Pakistan

🌍 **Urgent Call to Action Against Poverty** Poverty is a pervasive issue that affects millions worldwide, akin to a widespread disease. It's not just about lacking financial resources; it impacts the quality of life, health, nutrition, and the overall well-being of entire families. The struggle against poverty is as crucial as our fight against diseases like coronavirus or dengue. It's a battle that requires immediate attention and collective action. We need to unite in our efforts to provide adequate healthcare, education, and basic necessities to those in need. Let's raise awareness and work together towards a world where no one has to suffer the debilitating effects of poverty. Every small step counts. Share your thoughts, volunteer, donate, or simply spread the word. Together, we can make a difference! #FightPoverty #GlobalSolidarity #ActNow

Zakia Sarwar is a distinguished Pakistani educator and a pioneering figure in English language teaching. She co-founded the Society of Pakistan English Language Teachers (SPELT), serving as its Honorary Executive Director, and has been instrumental in advancing English language education in Pakistan.   Educated at the University of Leeds, UK, in 1992 and the University of Sydney, Australia, in 1982, Sarwar has significantly contributed to curriculum development and teacher training. She has served as a convener and author for the Sindh Textbook Board and as a visiting faculty member at the Pakistan Institute of Public Administration. Her research focuses on areas such as teaching writing in under-resourced institutions, English as a foreign language with limited resources, curriculum negotiation, and project-based learning.  Sarwar’s dedication has earned her numerous accolades, including the Award for Excellence at Government PECHS College for Women and the Solidarity Award from the International Association of Language Academies (IALA) World Congress for presenting her research findings in Singapore. She also received the TOEFL Policy Council Award at the TESOL Convention 2000 in Vancouver.  Through her extensive work with SPELT and other educational initiatives, Zakia Sarwar has played a vital role in enhancing the quality of English language teaching in Pakistan, promoting learner autonomy, and supporting teachers in challenging environments. 

Zakia Sarwar is a distinguished Pakistani educator and a pioneering figure in English language teaching. She co-founded the Society of Pakistan English Language Teachers (SPELT), serving as its Honorary Executive Director, and has been instrumental in advancing English language education in Pakistan.   Educated at the University of Leeds, UK, in 1992 and the University of Sydney, Australia, in 1982, Sarwar has significantly contributed to curriculum development and teacher training. She has served as a convener and author for the Sindh Textbook Board and as a visiting faculty member at the Pakistan Institute of Public Administration. Her research focuses on areas such as teaching writing in under-resourced institutions, English as a foreign language with limited resources, curriculum negotiation, and project-based learning.  Sarwar’s dedication has earned her numerous accolades, including the Award for Excellence at Government PECHS College for Women and the Solidarity Award from the International Association of Language Academies (IALA) World Congress for presenting her research findings in Singapore. She also received the TOEFL Policy Council Award at the TESOL Convention 2000 in Vancouver.  Through her extensive work with SPELT and other educational initiatives, Zakia Sarwar has played a vital role in enhancing the quality of English language teaching in Pakistan, promoting learner autonomy, and supporting teachers in challenging environments. 

Kids in Pakistan showing their Solidarity and love for Palestine !!

National Solidarity conference