Haifaa Younis – We are in survival mode; we dont have the time to cry for the people we have lost
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A woman describes a woman in pain who was crying and reading a Quran. She describes a woman who lost her family and felt alone in a survival mode. She describes a woman who had to remind people of their existence and needed to know that their Earth belongs to them.
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I'm hearing the person with her. She was,
I think, a young girl.
The one with her the one the the
girl was, like, not shouting, but she was
crying. She's in pain. The person next to
her was reading to her Quran and says
this is not what we do when we
are in pain. This is what we do
when we are in pain.
Wahidillah.
This is you keep hearing this, and the
real Muslims, you hear them. Wahidillah. Sayra ilaha
illa Allah. And he reads Quran to her,
subhanAllah. Then I met the 1st physician who
I spoke to, who I posted yesterday,
and
I said, what do you feel?
I asked him,
We are in a survival mode.
We don't have a time to cry for
the people we lost.
You know when you hear this,
like like look at your faces, imagine I'm
hearing this
and in front of me and I see
around me blood everywhere,
injured everywhere.
And then he said
and I kept asking people,
if you go back to the October 7,
do you want it to be different? Majority
said
no. You would be so surprised.
They said because somebody has to do something.
Someone has to remind people we exist.
Someone has to people who are in jail
and in an open jail.
Yes. We were living okay. We were living
in good
good, not by my and your standard. And
when there was food, there was family, there
was relatively
peace.
But somebody has to know that this part
of Earth
belongs to us, and they need to know
we exist.