Jummah prayer taken place on top of the rubble of a destroyed mosque.

#muslim #islam

At least 35,000 people have been killed by Israel in its war on Palestine’s Gaza since last October.

Seventy percent of them have been babies, children and women, according to the Palestinian Ministry of Health.

Many thousands of others are still missing, presumed to be dead under the rubble of Gaza.

According to the United Nations, Israel’s ongoing bombardment of Gaza has internally displaced 85% of the territory’s population. The enclave is also suffering from acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine – a direct result of Israel’s crippling blockade on the besieged territory – with 60% of Gaza’s infrastructure damaged or destroyed.

Israel stands accused of genocide at the International Court of Justice. An interim ruling in January ordered Tel Aviv to stop genocidal acts and take measures to guarantee that humanitarian assistance is provided to civilians in Gaza.

#Palestinian citizens in the #Gaza Strip performed Eid al-Fitr prayers on the ruins of mosques destroyed by the Israeli aggression, in the shelter schools to which they were displaced, and in public squares in the rain and cold weather.

#EidMubarak #EidAlFitr #Eid2024

The triplets of Palestinian mother Nuzha Awad face the threat of death from malnutrition and inadequate medical care, amidst Israel’s ongoing assault and blockade on the Gaza enclave.

After her house was destroyed by an Israeli airstrike, the mother sought refuge near Al Shifa hospital with her babies. However, they were forced to flee once again to Nuseirat camp in central Gaza following Israeli forces’ siege and subsequent attacks on the hospital.

The triplets– Malak, Khader and Mustafa Awad – are struggling to survive under exceedingly harsh humanitarian conditions. Israel’s continued blockade and onslaught of Gaza has plunged the enclave into severe food scarcity. One in three children in the region are acutely malnourished, and at least two in every 10,000 people are dying every day of starvation or malnutrition.

Prayer amongst the rubble of destroyed mosques.. (via @cnn)

#muslim #islam #ramadan

A Palestinian family break their fast next to the rubble of their home in Gaza which was destroyed by Israeli occupation forces.

Ramadan Mubarak.

The people of Gaza performing taraweeh prayer on rubble…during the first night of Ramadan. Their mosques are destroyed.

Keep the people of Gaza in your duas

Attila'nın krallığının yüksek çözünürlüklü haritası (turuncu renkle vurgulanmıştır)

Hunların en tanınmış lideri Attila'nın (406-453) yönetimi altında, imparatorlukları Hazar Denizi'nden Ren Nehri'ne kadar uzanıyordu.

Hunlar, MS 4. yüzyılın ortalarında zayıflayan Roma İmparatorluğu'na güçlü bir tehdit oluşturan İmparator Attila'nın döneminde en güçlü hale geldi. Türklerin tüm atlı halklar gibi Hunlar da ordularını hızla toplayabildiler; yalnızca üç veya dört haftaya ihtiyacı vardı. Batı Avrupa krallıklarının ise çoğunun güçlerini toplamak için aylara ihtiyacı vardı. Moğollar dışında hiçbir bozkır halkından Avrupa'da Hunlar kadar korkulmamıştır. Romalılar onların insan olduğunu düşünmüyorlardı. Romalı tarihçi Marcellinus (322-400) Hunları şöyle tanımlıyordu; "Tıknaz vücutları, güçlü kolları ve kalın boyunları vardır ve o kadar çirkin ve çarpıktırlar ki iki ayaklı hayvanlar olabilirler."

Hunlar Batı Avrupa'nın içlerine kadar ulaştılar ve 450 yılında bugün Fransa'da bulunan Metz şehrini fethedip yok ettiler. Orleans şehrini de tehdit ettiler. Haziran 451'de Hunlar ve Romalı general Aetius liderliğindeki bir ordu, Fransa'nın Troyes kenti yakınlarında karşılaştı. Savaş neredeyse berabere bitiyordu ama Hunlar durdurulmuş ve geçici olarak geri çekilmişti.
Ancak ertesi yıl Hunlar geri döndü ve kuzey İtalya'ya saldırdı. Pavia ve Milano şehirleri yağmalanmamak için para ödemek zorunda kaldı.

Düşmanları tarafından "Tanrı'nın Kırbacı" olarak adlandırılan Attila'nın Avrupa'daki şiddetli tahribatı Avrupa için derin bir iz bıraktı.

Alıntı: Robert de Vries (İsveççe'den çeviri)

Palestinians in Gaza’s Rafah perform their Friday prayers amid the rubble of Farouk Mosque, which was destroyed in an Israeli attack.

According to Gaza’s local authorities, approximately 1,000 out of an estimated 1,200 mosques in the besieged enclave have been destroyed by Israeli strikes since October 7.

Poor weather conditions in Gaza’s Rafah have worsened the suffering of the displaced Palestinian families who were forced from their homes and are now sheltering in overcrowded tents.

Very few families have proper tents, with many left to make do with tarpaulin or thin, transparent plastic, neither of which can adequately protect people and their belongings from strong winds, downpours or floods.

Israel’s ongoing offensive has left 85 percent of Gaza’s population internally displaced amid acute shortages of food, clean water and medicine, while 60 percent of the enclave’s infrastructure has been damaged or destroyed, according to the UN.