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Can't explain the role of the speaker though ! From Ganesh Chaturthi Celebrations. Me trying some more street photography.
Sorry for the noise. ISO 800, tried to recover some of the details from the shadows.
‘PEACE BE UPON YOU ALL, O INHABITANTS OF THE GRAVES, AMONGST THE BELIEVERS AND THE MUSLIMS. VERILY WE WILL, ALLAAH WILLING, BE UNITED WITH YOU, WE ASK ALLAAH FOR WELL-BEING FOR US AND YOU.’
I took this shot while visiting "shuhada' 'uhud" Uhud's Martyrs...
Sayidna Hamza and all...
AAAAAAAAAhh...
Ya Allah plz don't deprive us from being with them... and especially acting like them until then.
Amen ya Rabbi.
EVERYTHING IN THIS WORLD IS TRANSITORY, ITS GOD ONLY WHO IS TIMELESS.
We would like to express our concern and send out our love and prayers to all of the people of Japan and all of the areas affected by this recent disaster!
Lighting a prayer candle was apparently popular in the Santa Maria del Fiore Cathedral - I had a difficult time finding free space to place my offering.
VCES second grade students shared the history of the Sisters of St. Mary of Oregon (SSMO) during a Heritage prayer service on Wednesday, March 15. The Sisters honor their history by celebrating SSMO Heritage Month each March. The students prepared posters showing "then" and "now" pictures and made gifts for each of the Sisters.
Every morning I wake up I recite this prayer to myself, I find it very important in my healing process.
Over the past six months I have been to many doctors, have had many procedures done to find out if I can have babies. Basically I was told because of the disease that I have that if I carried it would kill me.
After five years of searching for answers (my disease is very very rare) we get the same answer I got at the beginning. It has been very heartbreaking and hard to know that for 5 years I gave my sweat, blood, and tears for something that would never change. I am no longer going to doctors, I can't do it anymore. However, dealing with the anger and grief of everything has been very difficult. Dealing with what is, and coming to peace with everything will take me a while, but I will get there.
Every morning is a struggle to get up, but I still manage to and will continue to do so. It's very hard to not get stuck in the past, and I have to frequently tell myself to start moving forward.
I am still very angry, disappointed, and upset over everything that has happened. I am grieving at this point for a dream that will be very different from what I thought.
I recite this every morning because I need to believe I can move past this without feeling like my wheels are spinning.
Instead of a Hymn board, the Muslims had a board showing the daily prayer times for February 15th, 2014.
U.S. Army Reserve Soldiers from the 200th Military Police Command's headquarters company participate in a prayer breakfast organized and hosted by the chaplain's office during battle assembly at Fort Meade, Maryland, May 15. (U.S. Army photo by Master Sgt. Michel Sauret)