Asma Mirza
Just saw this image published at a cricketing website with the caption:
Homeless children play cricket after being displaced by the Taliban, Swabi, Pakistan.
I say, while in Pakistan, they are not homeless.They are displaced from warm holdings of a house to harsh surroundings. Internally Displaced Persons(IDPs). They are not homeless because Pakistan is their home. And ours.
Which is why we should think of their displacement as our own. Fell their hurt as our own. See their struggles as our own. All Things Pakistan (ATP) has setup a way for expats to quickly contribute towards this larger cause. Please do your bit, if you have not already.
After silence of months to aid these IDPs, fortunately, media is speaking now. Please come forward to help our fellow Pakistanis who are displaced from their homes, for us. Lets join hands to have our beautiful lands back. Inshah Allah.
Siting in your comfy living, it is easy to say they are not homeless. Imagine yourself being driven out of your home and living in an IDP camp: deserted and hungry. Perhaps then you will realize what it means to be homeless.
What a great picture… here is my caption for it: I AM GOING TO HIT THE TALIBAN OUT FOR A SIXER!
Well done, this should be the spirit and this is the only way to Defeat our enemies.
Keep it up, we will very soon in commanding position with
a. True Motivation
b. Positive Thinking
c. Tolerance
d. Humbleness
e. Sacrification and Fighting Spirit
We all are with you and you all are from us.
Bilal was the cousin of my very close friend in wah cantt, he told me the passion and thinkings of bilal abbasi before going to mission. Allah hum sub ko aisa jazba dy.
oh mashAllah! That’s the spirit… I hope things will get better soon and he will be able to return to his house… I won’t say home because he is home :)