Rania Awaad – Allah is Holding Me
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A woman describes her experience with a woman who is stuck in a treatment camp and is unable to communicate with others. She describes her efforts to help counseling parents who have children who are parentless and how she is able to translate a story to the best of her ability. She also talks about how her partner is a surrogate mother and is helping them through their injuries.
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The little girl gets the clutter and she has a cast on every one of her limbs.
So she's going through physical therapy to just go start crying. She's going through physical therapy to just walk again. Right? And Dr. Shame out becomes like a surrogate mother to her, essentially, as she's going through this treatment. And when she gets there, there's all these other children who are also parentless. And don't have anybody to care for them. But because she's trained in psychology, she's able to help some of the counseling and even though she's had her intense, intense loss
I'm telling you, I don't even recognize it's not like somebody who's sad or depressed or something you can see visibly they're not saying anything, but there is no she's smiling to the point that I thought she was just another conference attendee like another sister like me, who do you know what I mean?
And so we asked her, we said, when this this roster, how like, like, how are you still telling this story like this? And she said, an Arabic and I'll try to translate to the best of my ability, but she said,
Allah robata, Allah Coleby.
The literal translation is Allah has tied over my heart.
Or we would say, colloquially, Allah is holding me
you understand that Allah is a movement,
the one who's going to give you safety and security, even when everything is falling down and being destroyed or on to you. Even when everything is crumbled around you