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15 March 2019 & 7 October
The Genocide of the Palestinian people was caused by Israel.
In the year of 1948, an event occurred, that left a mark forever in the lives of the Palestinians. This was the year when the Palestinians had their land forcefully taken from them and were forced to leave their land, In the hands of the Israelis, who displaced 800,000 Palestinians from their home. A land where the Isreals were welcomed in to find shelter, that they then soon stole. Palestine is a peaceful country that allows all ethnicities and religions to live in harmony and peace. As the years progressed, Isreal took more and more of the Palestinian land as their own significantly in the year 1967 seizing control over the Palestinians and Building the country “Isreal” This war has been going on for nearly a century and Israel still will not give Palestine the rights they took of them in 1967.
2023, people are supporting child killers and say they’re innocent, what about the thousands of kids dying, what about the children’s parents dying but everyone still supports Israel?
This shows us how cruel our world is and why everyone is getting brainwashed.
15th March 2019
This is the year 51 Muslims were killed. This was in 2 mosques in Christchurch Al-nur and Linwood mosque
My father was a victim and was shot 3 times in the back, and to this day im thanking Allah swt for saving my dad and letting him live. That day I cried and cried myself to sleep that is the day I felt like my life was over.
Months later I researched the mosque shooter Terrorist his name was Brenton Tarrant who lived in Australia and was a Jewish/white supremacist man. And this is what Jewish people are doing to Muslim people to people who let them in a country so they can be safe
Palestine gave them shelter, food, and clothes and they paid us back by harming us occupying our countries, and taking our parents away and this is what you call a Jew.
Here is a geographic of the war & geography of the New Zealand al Noor mosque
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Just seeing these pictures makes me emotional looking at the mothers crying cause their kids are dying, and yet we have many people supporting Israel a country that gets all their sources from the United States, and the United Kingdom.
I’m hoping for the best for this world’s future and for Palestine to fight their way to victory.
#FREE PALESTINE 🇵🇸🇵🇸🇵🇸🍉🍉🍉
“From the river to the sea Palestine will be free”
Muhammad(ﷺ) was an Arab religious leader who founded Islam.
He was a prophet who preached and confirmed the monotheistic teachings of Adam(ﷺ), Abraham(ﷺ), Moses(ﷺ), and other prophets. Muslims from all walks of life look up to him as an example to follow. Besides the holy Qur’an”, the sayings of the Prophet (hadith) and descriptions of his way of life (sunnah) are the most important Muslim texts. It’s pretty cool that Muhammad was successful in both the religious and secular realms, being responsible for both the foundations of Islam as well as the Early Muslim conquests uniting the Arabian Peninsula and eventually a wider caliphate after his death.
Adam(ﷺ)
In the heavens, Allah (SWT) informed his angels that He had decided to place the first ruler on earth who would reside from generation to generation. The angels were not too pleased with Allah’s (swt) announcement as they were aware that the jinns who existed on earth previously had corrupted the land and caused ample bloodshed. Allah (swt) made the first man using a handful of clay gathered from various parts of the earth and made him in his image. different types of clay that were used for the creation of the first man, the children of Adam (pbuh) are diverse in their complexions and other physical characteristics.
Adam(ﷺ) was significant as played a big role in ruling the world,
Hey there! This semester in class, we’re studying about freedom fighters and why they’re so important. We’ve already learned about Nelson Mandela, who’s a pretty big deal in the black community. Our teacher has been showing us some cool slides with all the information we need to know. I think we’re supposed to learn about four different freedom fighters in total, but right now I only know about Nelson Mandela and Gandhi. I’m excited to learn more and update my blog with new information. I’m also looking forward to showing my teacher my work every week so she can give me feedback and help me out if I need it.
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Name: Mahatma Gandhi
Born: 2 October 1869
Place Of Birth: Porbandar, India
Job: His job was to fight for Independence for his country India.
Belief/Faith: He was a born and raised Hindu, but decided to make his own interpretation of Hinduism.
He was fighting for independence in India when the United Kingdom colonized them, they took over the administration to establish their own territory known as the British Raj.
He wanted India to gain their peace back by preaching day and night & His non-violent resistance helped end British rule in India and has influenced modern civil disobedience movements across the globe.
Why was Mahatma Gandhi a freedom fighter you may ask? He wanted to fight for equality…………………
The Salt March
The Salt March was a protest (nonviolent) led by Mahatma Gandhi in 1930 against British rule in India. The march was against the salt tax and was a campaign of disobedience that ended in 1931. Gandhi and his followers march to Dandi, breaking the law by producing salt. Thousands were arrested and imprisoned, and the satyagraha campaign ended in the Irwin pact in 1931.
Here are some images to give you more of an understanding if you didn’t understand.
Sources:
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Primary & Secondary Sources
Primary Sources:
Diaries,
Original Publisher,
Interviews,
First Hand,
Court,
Newspaper
Secondary Sources:
Wikipedia,
Google,
Discord,
Newspaper,
Journal Articles,
Textbooks,
Primary sources are original sets of work or the first people who get information and publish it. Examples of primary sources include diaries, original publishers, interviews, first-hand, courts, and newspapers.
Secondary sources are second-hand information used by someone who finds it on a website or from another source. Examples of secondary sources include Wikipedia, Google, Discord, Newspaper Articles, Journal Articles, and Textbooks.
I hope this explanation defines the differences between primary and secondary sources. Let me know if you have any questions.
Link to Slide: https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1XZGrskW8IHW8BWXat2xwktMvPGnk1pjB3ablyF7Sk5s/edit?usp=sharing
Boycott of South Africa
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In 1960 a tragic genocide began in South Africa which took the lives of 69 people, and many critically injured. You may ask why did this sad event take place? well, this took place during a demonstration against anti-black pass laws. Approximately 7,000 black protesters went to the police station to show their melancholy.
27 March 1960 a protest began against the massacre of the 69 unarmed South Africans at Sharpville. This march was a way to grab attention and boycott South African products. This march was also against apartheid laws, including the pass system.
1980s in South Africa, people gradually started to use posters as a way to express their feelings or opinions. Making posters became a big tool of communication and to visualize the expression of anger against the oppression of apartheid.
Point:
Boycott South African Goods
Evidence:
In 1960 a tragic genocide began in South Africa which took the lives of 69 people, and many critically injured 1980s in South Africa, people gradually started to use posters as a way to express their feelings or opinions.
Explanation:
1948 – 1994 South Africa was the…..
Link:
1960 in South Africa. (2022, August 29). In Wikipedia. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/1960_in_South_Africa
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