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thinklef Jul 2013
I'M NOT A TERRORIST
thinklef
Jul 2013
What's your name?
Abubakar salim bin jahedee
sorry sir you will have to step back,
****** hypocrites,
how does my religion connect to terrorism,
I'm just a tourist in your territory,
no doubt,
my fellow brothers who dress like me,
act upon their anger due to ignorance,
and the quest for freedom ,peace& justice,
Just see,
What a curious coincides that is,
-but does that make me a terrorist?
Islam's a religion of peace,
yet they propagate islam with bad image,
Which is a huge damage,
Who's involved in horrendous crimes,
Who oppresses mere harmless civilians?
When we retaliate the world begins to hate and
start generalizing,
without realizing what conspired,
-does that make me a terrorist?
Its we muslims who suffer from terrorism,
all around the globe,
Terrorizing and vandalising isn't islam heritage,
Impressed and obsessed you are with your TV,
believing the twisted storys as it gets to you with
no atom of truth,
Corrupted by silly illusions,
Apportioning blame on hopeless islamist
seeking for peace,
Do you still think i'm a terrorist?
Develop some form of reservation when you
call us terrorists,
I need not to speak through my nose,
before you know islam is against all kinds of
injustice,
-How can I be a terrorist then?
Innocent muslims die everyday,
In the hands of american soldiers
yet we are never part of the mainstream news.
No one cares,
Take a soul of an american citizen,
Then the whole world will point at muslims as
terrorist,
how tragic,
-does that make me a terrorist?
As a Reflection & manifestation,
Of an expression to the element of truth,
My Quran says,
you with your religion & me with my religion,
-does that sound like words of a terrorist?
I dress in the most noblest of form,
Yet you criticize me while you breed monsters
in your country,
Man to woman, woman to man all in the name
of civilization,
All these leaves me spellbound,speechless &
riveted
In loneliness and seclusion,
Reflect over the word terrorism,
And you will see it has no connection with
islam,
i'm a muslim not a terrorist.
Abubakar salim bin jahedee
sorry sir you will have to step back,
****** hypocrites,
how does my religion connect to terrorism,
I'm just a tourist in your territory,
no doubt,
my fellow brothers who dress like me,
act upon their anger due to ignorance,
and the quest for freedom ,peace& justice,
Just see,
What a curious coincides that is,
-but does that make me a terrorist?
Islam's a religion of peace,
yet they propagate islam with bad image,
Which is a huge damage,
Who's involved in horrendous crimes,
Who oppresses mere harmless civilians?
When we retaliate the world begins to hate and
start generalizing,
without realizing what conspired,
-does that make me a terrorist?
Its we muslims who suffer from terrorism,
all around the globe,
Terrorizing and vandalising isn't islam heritage,
Impressed and obsessed you are with your TV,
believing the twisted storys as it gets to you with
no atom of truth,
Corrupted by silly illusions,
Apportioning blame on hopeless islamist
seeking for peace,
Do you still think i'm a terrorist?
Develop some form of reservation when you
call us terrorists,
I need not to speak through my nose,
before you know islam is against all kinds of
injustice,
-How can I be a terrorist then?
Innocent muslims die everyday,
In the hands of american soldiers
yet we are never part of the mainstream news.
No one cares,
Take a soul of an american citizen,
Then the whole world will point at muslims as
terrorist,
how tragic,
-does that make me a terrorist?
As a Reflection & manifestation,
Of an expression to the element of truth,
My Quran says,
you with your religion & me with my religion,
-does that sound like words of a terrorist?
I dress in the most noblest of form,
Yet you criticize me while you breed monsters
in your country,
Man to woman, woman to man all in the name
of civilization,
All these leaves me spellbound,speechless &
riveted
In loneliness and seclusion,
Reflect over the word terrorism,
And you will see it has no connection with
islam,
i'm a muslim not a terrorist.
Safana Dec 2024
Abubakar Yamlash
Safana
Dec 2024
Yamlash yardmaster
who verbally
squashes football with Hausa commentary
On the football pitch
Digitally, socially, emotionally
Formfitting ear to hear
Polishing Dears to upbear
Listeners claim he is a byliner.
On the air, and fair
his sound surrounds,
Like how a song sounds.
who verbally
squashes football with Hausa commentary
On the football pitch
Digitally, socially, emotionally
Formfitting ear to hear
Polishing Dears to upbear
Listeners claim he is a byliner.
On the air, and fair
his sound surrounds,
Like how a song sounds.
Safana Dec 2024
A light beam for fans
Safana
Dec 2024
In the heart of Kano,
where the sun shines bright,
Lives a voice that brings football to light.
Abubakar Yamlash,
with passion so grand,
A commentator whose words sweep the land.
From the ancient streets of Dandago he rose,
With a love for the game that only grows.
A journalist by trade,
with a heart full of cheer,
His voice is the one that fans long to hear.
On Freedom Radio, his journey began,
A pioneer in the field, a remarkable man.
From local airwaves to the global stage,
His commentary now turns a new page.
In Hausa he speaks,
with a style so unique,
Making every match feel like a peak.
For Super Sport and the World Cup’s grand show,
His words bring the game to life,
as we know.
With every goal and every play,
Yamlash’s voice guides the way.
A light beam for fans,
near and far,
In the world of football,
he’s a shining star.
To Abubakar Yamlash,
with a voice so clear,
A commentator we hold dear.
May his words continue to inspire,
Setting hearts and the pitch on fire.
where the sun shines bright,
Lives a voice that brings football to light.
Abubakar Yamlash,
with passion so grand,
A commentator whose words sweep the land.
From the ancient streets of Dandago he rose,
With a love for the game that only grows.
A journalist by trade,
with a heart full of cheer,
His voice is the one that fans long to hear.
On Freedom Radio, his journey began,
A pioneer in the field, a remarkable man.
From local airwaves to the global stage,
His commentary now turns a new page.
In Hausa he speaks,
with a style so unique,
Making every match feel like a peak.
For Super Sport and the World Cup’s grand show,
His words bring the game to life,
as we know.
With every goal and every play,
Yamlash’s voice guides the way.
A light beam for fans,
near and far,
In the world of football,
he’s a shining star.
To Abubakar Yamlash,
with a voice so clear,
A commentator we hold dear.
May his words continue to inspire,
Setting hearts and the pitch on fire.
Abubakar Yamlash is a prominent Hausa football commentator and journalist known for his engaging and insightful commentary. He began his career on Freedom Radio, a popular station in Kano, where he quickly gained a following for his unique style and deep knowledge of football. His ability to bring matches to life with his vivid descriptions and passionate delivery has made him a beloved figure among football fans.
Yamlash has also worked with SuperSport, providing commentary for major tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup. His contributions have helped elevate the profile of Hausa-language sports broadcasting, making football more accessible to Hausa-speaking audiences.
In addition to his work as a commentator, Yamlash is a respected journalist. He has written extensively about football, offering analysis and insights that reflect his deep understanding of the game. His work has been instrumental in promoting football culture in Nigeria and beyond.
Yamlash’s dedication to his craft and his ability to connect with audiences have made him a standout figure in sports journalism. His voice continues to inspire and entertain football fans across the globe.
Yamlash has also worked with SuperSport, providing commentary for major tournaments, including the FIFA World Cup. His contributions have helped elevate the profile of Hausa-language sports broadcasting, making football more accessible to Hausa-speaking audiences.
In addition to his work as a commentator, Yamlash is a respected journalist. He has written extensively about football, offering analysis and insights that reflect his deep understanding of the game. His work has been instrumental in promoting football culture in Nigeria and beyond.
Yamlash’s dedication to his craft and his ability to connect with audiences have made him a standout figure in sports journalism. His voice continues to inspire and entertain football fans across the globe.