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Najwa Kareem Dec 12
Did I see you wearing a Prada outfit while your boyfriend held his phone snapping away playing photographer?

Didn't we watch you on your Instagram post waving in front of Taj Mahal?

Don't you often drive slow in your Porsche as you enter the parking lot of car shows?

Is it not so that you often wear sweatshirts with your alma mater's name on the front and on the back read, Graduated in 2021 with an M.D.?

Why haven't I seen you, you who broadcast most things, in a pic making Yemeni desserts and then offering them to children in the community who are hungry reminding them that their family in Yemen are hungry too and are beyond desperately in need of food?

What's the reason you haven't taken purchased copies of THE ASCENDANT QURAN authored by Muhammad al-Asi to a few local communities in America to pass out as gifts to single mothers colored black who know that they are oppressed, desire help, and are appreciative of it (the most oppressed person in the USA is the Black woman) who could certainly benefit from reading it and learning from her GOD to help her better cope with and navigate the harsh reality of and daily sufferings in her life?

How come you music artists and performers who write lyrics and sing or rap for audiences publicly have not released a song about Palestine or Lebanon?

Where's your YouTube on your YouTube channel that regularly showcases many of your personal happenings, personal outings, personal likes with a talk about the persecution of the Rohingya Muslims in Myanmar and what chief contributions we can make to end it?

If you show off for your friends, why aren't you showing off for the oppressed?

If you show off for strangers, why aren't you showing off for the oppressed?

If you show off for your colleagues, why aren't you showing off for the oppressed?

Show off for the oppressed so that the oppressed know and their oppressors know that the oppressed must be freed immediately, before I can say again,

"Show off for the oppressed."

By: Najwa Kareem
12/10/24
This poem was written early this morning after reciting BISMILLAH HIR RAHMAN NIR RAHEEM before starting. My desire and eagerness to begin writing combined with my desire not to do anything requiring rigorous output as I was fatigued from the day prior, combined with not wanting to put forth the effort to communicate from the heart or sincerely (because this is the only way I want to do it) with ALLAH was intercepted by my remembrance of the reminder to his audience from Imam Muhammad al-Asi during one of his brilliant presentations that we are to begin everything by saying BISMILLAH HIR RAHMAN NIR RAHEEM because we want ALLAH to be present, to be there to assist us. I immediately did or with no further delay, I did what I was supposed to do; a concrete example of the power of having accurate information to use or to apply to everyday, real-life situations.

12/11/24
International Human Rights Day was yesterday, December 10th!! A special shout out to Chris! Unlike many, he has/you've shown me and the oppressed he cares/you care about and are fighting for, are a consistent, dedicated advocate for, are praying for as he/you did yesterday evening with others what humanity is and he has/you've shown me and the oppressed what wanting to honor the human rights of others looks like. "We do what we can in different ways," he/you said to me yesterday. Thanks very much to him/Thanks very much Chris for showing off [and showing up ;)] for the oppressed!!

When writing this poem yesterday, I did not know that it was International Human Rights Day. It's interesting that ALLAH helped me to desire writing a poem about something significant yesterday, helped me generate thoughts, and would guide my mind and my hand to write such a fitting for the day poem. ALLAH works with us and through us in amazing ways.
Najwa Kareem Nov 20
"The View, Shame On You,"
for the lies about IRAN you, Alyssa Farah Griffin spew

"The View, Shame On You,"
for on 11/12/24 indicting a country known for making its welcomed guests its most popular stew

"The View, Shame On You,"
for your crime "...and will be more direct about calling Iran accountable for how it's just sown discord across the world," the one sowing discord is you

"The View, Shame On You,"
for possibly having something personal against THE ISLAMIC REPUBLIC that would tell you it's GOD's rule so our country's rule that a lady must cover in public her breast, hair, and legs, too (*You really are someone without showing them)

"The View, Shame On You,"
for grossly offending many, many, many American citizens' birth country, Iranian residents' homeland, martyrs' (from Saddam Hussein's barbarianism) beloved nation, the motherland and fatherland of Persian rug makers and chefs of scrumptious Persian cuisine, a beautiful GOD-made landscape in the Middle East, and me, an American born to American parents, a grateful tourist and short-term resident of THE place called IRAN, The Islamic Republic of Iran, at the very least Alyssa, an apology from you is due

By: Najwa Kareem
https://www.worldpulse.org/story/the-view-shame-on-you-the-view-episode-aired-on-111224-lies-said-about-iran-67648

Alyssa Farah Griffin: "And I would say, I'm not personally a fan of Elise Stefanik, the election denialism and all that, but what I will say is I think that she might be a needed voice at the UN which has gone deeply anti-Israel, like across the board, and I think she's somebody who will call some of that out and will be more direct about calling Iran accountable for how it's just sown discord across the world." (The View, 11/12/24 10:25-10:45)
Najwa Kareem Nov 10
On November 5th, election day in the USA
You were taken by surprise, a testimony of America's fall forward demise

By the gruesome, hate filled attacks both verbal and physical,
the cameras showed civility, morality, and class are what she lacks

Pushed aggressively, swung at, hit, and even knocked to the ground
by Holland's blistering, demonic, uncontrollable winds and sound

Put your hands on my family again
Put your hands on my friends to try to vicariously win
And a jacket will show up
By any means necessary flowing over in a cup

GOD has asked me to remind you lovingly
that HE'S observing you sacrificing willfully
HE is your shelter, and HE is your protector

When the unpredictable, randomly appearing bitter cold front takes a jab,
wrap yourself in the jacket given to you and fear not,
don't hide away in a DMV cab  
No giving up, no surrendering, no exiting allowed
if you're on HIS Potomac River front boat living for the oppressed out loud

I have heard your heart's plea
Oh, dear GOD, Have a jacket on me
Oh, dear Kibbutzim leaders, Hazami and Atefeh,
"Have a jacket on me"
and wear it close to continue your efforts to set Palestine free

By: Najwa Kareem
For Hazami Barmada's Instagram: @hazami
For Atefeh Rokhvand's Instagram: @rokhville

On November 5th, Hazami wrote on her Instagram: "Absolutely terrifying the amount of hate, assault, harassment and bullying one receives from simply saying: honor and respect humanity and the rule of law. On Election Day 2024 we stood in a silent demonstration at voting sites in MD, VA and DC. We were met with physical violence, verbal threats, and rage. Thankfully the police were there to help protect our first amendment rights each time they were called (which was a lot — 12 times total just in DC and VA). Sadly, most of the harassment was from people who wore #democrat pins proudly and from actual volunteers of the Democratic Party.

It is shocking how scary civic engagement is to people who want to coerce people by fear into voting certain ways. #democracy thrives with an active civil society. The democrat volunteers repeatedly told us that we were responsible if Trump wins the elections— literally. 8 of us on the curb. It was us that was responsible— not the policies of the woman running for office. SMH 🤦🏻‍♀️"
Najwa Kareem Oct 15
Wear those four colors
to shout what my heart speaks,
Free Palestine Right Now

Wear those four colors
because the martyrs' whisper,
We pray for you with them in mind

Wear those four colors
considering its peoples' unfathomable suffering
keeps us wearing them until there is peace

Wear those four colors
so we move forward boldly
in unison with God's message

Wear those four colors
whose beautiful compatibility reaches out and grabs us
reminding you and I that we are one

Wear those four colors
as not to overlook
that the oppressed is counting on us

Wear those four colors
to gorgeously show the world that AL HAMDULILAH,
We Stand With Palestine

By: Najwa Kareem
*I have published this poem I wrote on 9/5/24 on this site in memory and in mourning of the one year anniversary of the genocide in Palestine by terrorist Israel following the 'Hamas' October 7 attack in Israel.'

An invading thought on the evening of 9/3/24 that initiated the first verse of this poem was inspired by Laila Nahidian, a young lady of Gen Z who chooses to be a voice for the oppressed people of Palestine and does so publicly giving me a reason to keep the flame of my belief that hope lies in the young people alive. I believe considerable progress will be made by their significant contributions. AL HAMDULILAH, Laila, you and others like yourself are an inspiration :)

Laila is a role model in this way. Her parents, Mehdi N. and Atefeh R. are also role models whose many significant contributions to the cause will live on much beyond their years on this planet Earth. Often, the impact of positive influence of positive role models on others shows and continues after the positive role models have passed on. Laila and her parents are members of a revolution for fundamental change, for positive change to achieve justice for all, world peace, and a better world.
Najwa Kareem Oct 9
Wear those four colors
to shout what my heart speaks,
Free Palestine Right Now

Wear those four colors
because the martyrs' whisper,
We pray for you with them in mind

Wear those four colors
considering its peoples' unfathomable suffering
keeps us wearing them until there is peace

Wear those four colors
so we move forward boldly
in unison with God's message

Wear those four colors
whose beautiful compatibility reaches out and grabs us
reminding you and I that we are one

Wear those four colors
as not to overlook
that the oppressed is counting on us

Wear those four colors
to gorgeously show the world that AL HAMDULILAH,
We Stand With Palestine

By: Najwa Kareem
*I have published this poem I wrote on 9/5/24 on this site in memory and in mourning of the one year anniversary of the genocide in Palestine by terrorist Israel following the 'Hamas' October 7 attack in Israel.'

An invading thought on the evening of 9/3/24 that initiated the first verse of this poem was inspired by Laila Nahidian, a young lady of Gen Z who chooses to be a voice for the oppressed people of Palestine and does so publicly giving me a reason to keep the flame of my belief that hope lies in the young people alive. I believe considerable progress will be made by their significant contributions. AL HAMDULILAH, Laila, you and others like yourself are an inspiration :)

Laila is a role model in this way. Her parents, Mehdi N. and Atefeh R. are also role models whose many significant contributions to the cause will live on much beyond their years on this planet Earth. Often, the impact of positive influence of positive role models on others shows and continues after the positive role models have passed on. Laila and her parents are members of a revolution for fundamental change, for positive change to achieve justice for all, world peace, and a better world.
Najwa Kareem Oct 9
Fatima Showkat,
with a caring heart
wherever oppressed Palestinians at.

Fatima, a Showkat
raising her Palestinian flag
and if she needed to defend others
would use a cat virtuous herself bat.

Fatima Showkat, a cat of purebred
bred from parents of the same looking, pro human rights activists for those too many unfed
a bred we recognize, a strand we know, Fatima Showkat
nurtured from Muslim communities of the same front stage act.

Mahdi's beautiful cat at a show turned beloved household pet
and one of Kibbutz Blinken's best fighting for justice and equality winning bet
purring No to settlements on a stolen land
hissing No US taxpayers' dollars to Biden's and Blinken's right filthy hand.

Showkat's water bowl filled of fake blood to dump swiftly on US Secretary of State rolling in corruption and lies command,
she with his hated Atefeh 'Rockband'
hardworking, repeated meowing, awarded pedigreed
chasing ***** of red, black, white, and green yarn and running with her fellow active kibbutz cats to successfully proceed.

Pro ALLAH's Adl, pure blooded Showkat is regularly scratching the rug of Zionism and colonialism
Her low-pitched meowing and long stretches to put an end to Israel's terrorism
Jumping at times and when necessary slow moving in the day or in the night
with her eyes glowing to outstare and rebuke America's funded Zionist imperialism.

Fatima, a Showkat worth thousands of ajr
purring, finding her cat's paws' way wholeheartedly with the people of Palestine
to God's heavenly canopy at dawn or fajr.

Fatima Showkatian,
the Showkat for the fight for oppressed peoples' freedom
we applaud you, Kat, for the world knows your bravesome
and it is better for your sacrificial bigsome.

By: Najwa Kareem
*I have published this poem I wrote in March this year and finished writing on May 21, 2024 on this site in memory and in mourning of the one year anniversary of the genocide in Palestine by terrorist Israel following the 'Hamas' October 7 attack in Israel.'

Thank you, Fatima! May the gates of Paradise open for you easily like that of curtains to begin your show, like that of curtains to begin our show.
Najwa Kareem Oct 9
Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs
Blood
Peace  

Bombs before October 7th 2023
Blood since the 7th flowing to bring the world on one knee
Peace is what's being begged for from ALLAH SUBHANA by Fatimeh Asi

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs of US and of Zionist Israel dropping harder and faster than the New Year's ball
Blood of Palestinian martyrs terrifying though looking like Jennah's waterfall
Peace in Gaza is our 911 phone call

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs of the IDF used as weapons of terrorism to ****** women and children of Gaza - they say to defend, we say nah
Blood after blood after blood you're after, a genocide, ethnic cleansing, unfathomable murdering of thousands upon thousands of Muslims that's right, ja
Peace is what we want for the martyrs and will no doubt be the lovely result for them in the hereafter bringing them a seat next to blessed Marya

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs generating a white phosphorus gas to inhumanely bring a many innocent back to ALLAH unlike the merciful return of disbelievers to their Lord because of Noorah
Blood not only on Biden's and Netanyahu's hands but on many humans' hands because we don't really know and follow the teachings and the meanings of our Creator's Books, like THE HOLY QURAN and THE TORAH
Peace ringing loudly at al-Aqsa and at the Kaaba so that they are what they are intended to be, Centers of Shura

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs fleeing our family members to places they haven't anywhere to go and running away some of our childhood and adult-onset friends because they see not that we all share the same body, and they see not the suffering of the people of Palestine as their own
Blood is thicker than water, so we stand with our bleeding Mumin family before we don't stand with those who call themselves our friends who the genocide they obviously condone
Peace in The Holy Land was one of Haroon's New Year's Day wishes made on a step of The ALMIGHTY'S THRONE

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs
Blood
Peace

Bombs black
Blood red
Peace green

In 2024, let us fight to end the rule of the oppressors and force them to raise the flag white so that Palestinian lives and all of our lives will be light and bright

By: Najwa Kareem
*I have published this poem I wrote in January this year on this site in memory and in mourning of the one year anniversary of the genocide in Palestine by terrorist Israel following the 'Hamas' October 7 attack in Israel.'

The inspiration to write this poem (the idea including that of the three-word title) came forth a few days before New Year's at the conclusion of making a Thank You poster for Fatimeh Asi who has been relentless in her public solidarity of the oppressed peoples in Palestine. She and her family are not newcomers or strangers to the Palestinian struggle. They are decades long veterans and have worked tirelessly in a plethora of ways to make significant contributions to the resistant movement and to end barbaric Israel's colonization and apartheid of Palestine.
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