You can be sad for a while and hope becomes weak. But when someone comes to lend support it makes you say: “Thank you, Allah! Goodness still exists in this world”.
I will not surrender. I do everything I can to overcome the difficulties I’m in. I draw my strength and my will from my children. I have no one else but them after Allah. I hope to live happily with them away from the war and its horrors.
You can be sad for a while and hope becomes weak. But when someone comes to lend support it makes you say: “Thank you, Allah! Goodness still exists in this world”.
I will not surrender. I do everything I can to overcome the difficulties I’m in. I draw my strength and my will from my children. I have no one else but them after Allah. I hope to live happily with them away from the war and its horrors.
Mohib enters the operating room where the little girl is. He performs several operations, and then finally leaves the room unable to contain his joy after successfully saving her life.
I hope that it ends. But I will live in the hope of success and excellence in spite of all the difficulties and obstacles.
Before leaving Hamza to help another displaced person, I told him: “You are in a safe place now. What do you need?” He replied: “I want another piece of biscuit for my younger brother.”
My wife and I were so frightened. She was praying the whole time until the motorbike finally turned on. We drove again until reaching a friend’s house. It was 7pm.
As conflict and violence continue to rage, Syria’s children are continuing to pay a heavy price. Islamic Relief visited Shamreen camp, north of Aleppo, to learn more about the realities of childhood amidst the worst humanitarian crisis of our time.
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