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The ghost of the past

Salaam aleikum, my dear Muslim Sisters. Today I would again like to share with you a part of my own personal experiences with Islam and, of course, tell you a little bit more about the refugee camp in Syria I was in. Thank Allah Almighty, several years have now passed Read more

By Rabiah, 3 daysAugust 27, 2025 ago
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The Boys

Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi va barakatuh.In this story, I wish to tell you a little bit about the boys that were in the camp for women and children in Syria. If my calculations are correct, when I arrived in the camp, it had already been functional for approximately 8 Read more

By Rabiah, 2 weeksAugust 19, 2025 ago
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The Water Truck

As you probably already know, my dear readers, all my stories are about the refugee camps for Muslim women and children in Syria. The story today makes no exception. I want to tell you now, my dear readers, about the plights of Muslim women who are also mothers and struggle Read more

By Khadija, 1 monthJuly 24, 2025 ago
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The risk of remaining forever in the darkness of ignorance

Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi, my dear Muslim Sisters. Teaching our children, both from the religious point of view, as well as when it comes to their personal development is an extremely important undertaking for every mother. When you trapped in a refugee camp for women and children in Syria Read more

By Khadija, 1 monthJuly 18, 2025 ago
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The fuel

Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi (n.n. May the peace and mercy of Allah be with you).Today I wish to tell you about another one of my experiences during my time in the refugee camp in Syria.At the end of the fall, when it began to get cold outside and, inside Read more

By Rabiah, 2 monthsJune 30, 2025 ago
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The big market

Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi va barakatuh (n.n. May the Peace, Mercy and Blessings of Allah Almighty be upon you), my dear Muslim Sisters. I will dedicate today’s story to some things I have just recently found out about from my daughter, and that prove just how Great the Mercy Read more

By Rabiah, 3 monthsJune 4, 2025 ago
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The danger of fires

Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi, my dear Muslim Sisters. I recently remembered about an event that took place while I was in the refugee camp in Syria. The story I am about to tell you deals with one of my greatest fear throughout my entire time in the camp, namely Read more

By Rabiah, 3 monthsMay 21, 2025 ago
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The long road to freedom – Part 2

Salaam aleikum va rahmatu Llahi (n.n. May the Peace and Mercy of Allah be with you), dear sisters. Let’s return to the story about the liberation from captivity. To the story that resembles a tautology, and yet, it is still possible to go from one state of captivity to another.When Read more

By Rabiah, 4 monthsMay 6, 2025 ago
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The long road to freedom

May the Peace and all of Allah’s Blessings be with you, my dear sisters. Up until now, in Syria and Irak there are still prison camps / refugee camps. There’s a huge number of women and children living there. Over time some of them, only a few, have succeeded to Read more

By Rabiah, 4 monthsMay 5, 2025 ago
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Make a living inside the camp

Salaam aleikum wa rahmatullah (n.n. May the peace and mercy of Allah be with you).Today, in my story I shall tell you a little bit about my endeavors during my time in the camp and the things I did to make a living and earn some much needed money to Read more

By Rabiah, 5 monthsApril 2, 2025 ago

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