D. W. Made for mines ready. Abdulrahman and his friends are on what they call a mission from god. Those who give their wealth by night and by day in secret and in public will have their reward with their lord. There is no reason for them to fear or grieve khurana ceroc to verse 274. The travelled 7000 kilometers all the way from germany to assist orphans in ghana abdul rahman says his humanitarian mission is primarily about helping or as he calls it is simply luck helping for the sake of allah. Muslims are traditionally encouraged to help those in distress often by doing good deeds discreetly and unobtrusively. But in the 1980s in the face of disasters and conflicts involving muslim communities in many parts of the world Islamic Charities began to go public with their projects. Since then theyve distributed many billions of dollars in aid worldwide donations by governments organizations and private individuals to refugee camps in turkey. To protect the civilian population in syria and
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He sang the praises of petty crime unleashed his anger at injustice. He was a rebel who hung around with the wrong crowd. He says becoming more deeply immersed in islam changed everything. On this time i dont pray i drink i call i smoke weed but all this time when you call in the city and you have a sticker here are america flag i make on you and maybe i clip on you. We was very radical you were in our head because we have so much hate about the situation in palestine on this time we have so much anger but. Then i start to practice islam on this hate to go out of me. The target isnt interested in that but thats good news but im glad i got me out of that scene a long list of those would have after 8 months in jail abdul rahman found a new release for his suppression fighting for humanity. A spell and i could make a melody for you. Are you. Coming. To rahman slide has gone from one extreme to the other. Back in france natur is helping others both privately and professionally but the assi
Guest mr. Pro translator mr. President , this year marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the peoples republic of china. In 1945, the United Nations was born our response to the call of the times. Four years later, the peoples republic of china was founded and the chinese nation reemerged as the completely reborn nation. In the past 70 years, we chinese have changed our destiny through tireless efforts. 70 years ago, china put an end to a time in history in which the country was torn apart and trampled upon. We stood up and became the true masters of our country. Decades,past seven china has turned itself from a closed backward and poor country to with a Weak Foundation to a country that is on the move with the basis of Meeting Basic Needs of its people. 850 million chinese hash it have shaken off poverty. Hundreds of millions have joined the middle income group. In just several decades, china has finished what has taken developed countries several hundred decades to complete. W
The rise of five new powers, and certain western values, russia, china, turkey, iran and radical groups. Good evening everybody and welcome. I am jesse, one of the rabbis here. By show of hands, how many of you is this your first time here . Welcome. For those of you who are new lets give you a bit of her history. The building open at the synagogue in 1908 in about 50 years later it became the home to the memorial ame church in a 2002 it was almost sold to someone who wanted to turn it into a nightclub. It was saved within 24 hours in a building in search of a mission. Todays it is a center for arts and culture in entertainment and ideas in a synagogue that reimagines jewish life and religion and community in the 21st century. If you want to explore the past programs you can check out our podcast on itunes which features a conversation with a recent guest including howard schulte, doran door screens goodwin. And im delighted to welcome tonights guest, he is a philosopher of public inte