HAZANO (SYRIA) - One cold winter night, Syrian Ibrahim Othman went out to pray and came home cradling a baby girl, abandoned at the doorstep of the village mosque just hours after she was born.
One cold winter night, Syrian Ibrahim Othman went out to pray and came home cradling a baby girl, abandoned at the doorstep of the village mosque just hours after she was born."I took her home and told my wife, 'I brought you a gift'," said the 59-year-old resident of Hazano, in rebel-held northwest Syria.He named the baby Hibatullah, meaning "gift of God", and decided to raise her as one of the family.
Lebanon’s Progressive Socialist Party Druze leader, MP Walid Joumblat announced his resignation from the party’s leadership after 46 years. Joumblat’s resignation, which he announced through the PSP’s Al-Anbaa newspaper on Thursday, paves way for passing the leadership to his son, Taymour. Joumblat called for a party conference on June 25 to choose his successor, and tasked the party’s secretary general to make the necessary preparations.
One cold winter night, Syrian Ibrahim Othman went out to pray and came home cradling a baby girl, abandoned at the doorstep of the village mosque just hours after she was born. "I took her home and told my wife, 'I brought you a gift'," said the 59-year-old resident of Hazano, in rebel-held northwest Syria. He named the baby Hibatullah, meaning "gift of God", and decided to raise her as one of the family.