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Please Be Kind to the Somali Community
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After 9-11 the world has embarked on a road of religous divisions which so terribly affected our people both at home and in the diaspora. Some Somalis in the developed countries reported harrassment as a result of being a moslem in a non-moslem country. Now I emphasize here that Islam is a religion of peace anyone who uses it anything other than peace is not practising islam. so please be kind to our people they are real moslems.

A notorious devil escaped from Hell
The gates of despair were flung open
Brothers clashed with other brothers
Children bathed in streams of blood
Hunger hid itself in inflated bells
It peeped through dusty matchstick legs
Flies swarmed on eyes drifting upwards
Their timid blink couldn't scare the insect
Hands failed to to the job
Simply they lost mobility
Beads slithered upon glaring ribs
As the ailing neck shrinked in size
The hair has changed color and texture
Darkness enveloped our golden spirit

But we saw light at the end of the tunnel
The world had come the rescue of Somalia
Food and shelter got supplied in plenty
Grants for resettlement adequately offered
Hope has been restored to weeping hearts

How can these hearts turn against you?
Islam teaches us to be compassionate
We ought to be grateful to our hosts
Bombing of innocent people is not Islam
It is the teachings of the notrious devil
PLease be kind to the Somali Community  

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Reviewed on November 10, 2005
Abdi-noor,

Excellent write. Islam is not behind the terror attacks; extremists are behind the bombings and horrors going on. There are "fanatics" in every religion; carried too far, it spells trouble for all mankind. I wish you peace, and please, keep educating the public with your powerful pen and heart.

(((HUGS))), love and continued prayers, your sister, Karla.

Reviewed by Jane Rodway (Reader)
Reviewed on November 9, 2005
This is great- your poem and Eileen's comment show the sides equally, which is the road to understanding, not attacking "so-called christians" like some do- that just leads to more misunderstanding, which is far from what this country needs more of- anywhere! You can always tell people who let political preferences rule their lives, they make such comemnts, all in defense of whatever side they are on, especially in this country. Thank God, Allah, Buddha and the rest for someone like you, wise enough to see it is wise to try to understand and not to judge, be well, my friend- Michelle

Reviewed by Mr. Ed
Reviewed on November 9, 2005
Islam is a religion of peace - anyone who uses it anything other than peace is not practising islam.

I believe that Abdi-Noor, just as I believe that many so called 'Christians,' which is also a religion of peace, are not true Christians because of all the hate in their hearts as well.

Reviewed by C. McGovern-Bowen
Reviewed on November 9, 2005
How terribly sad it is that religion is used to excuse inhumane acts and keep people divided...
A passionate write, Abdi-Noor.
Peace & Light,
Carolyn

Reviewed by Shoma Mittra
Reviewed on November 9, 2005
Hi Abdi , As ususal a profound write with feelings from deep within you . And yet I must state that before we are moslems, christians, buddhists or hindus we are people . We are people with the same thoughts, emotions and feelings. Let us respect one another. :-) shoma

Reviewed by George Carroll
Reviewed on November 9, 2005
Usurping a religion for evil causes many pain that have no hand in it. All are in my prayers. 9/11 is but a scab on a deeper wound.

Reviewed by E T Waldron
Reviewed on November 8, 2005
Abdi Noor, in our country there is a movement to suppress Christianity. They are right now planning to stop the christmas holiday's in schools. They want us to remove "In God We Trust" from our coins. There is a lot more, but I haven't time to go into it all. It is the same here, all Christians are judged by the same criteria. Even though we do not all believe the same or follow the same principles. I could as well ask the same that you ask please be kind to our country and to Christians, we are not all radical or bad. It seems that factions are beginning to spread throughout Europe and around the world, soon we will be in global warfare, as was prophesied. We had better all learn to be kind to each other, but still learn also to protect oursleves and our families etc from what is coming out way. It is a sign of the times, and we had best be prepared. This is not just about 9/11. Please don't fall into the trap of believing that. Blessings to you and yours.

Love and Peace,
Eileen


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