عاوزك تشركينى همك لما يكون الحمل تقيل عليكى ، اشيل معاكى .. تفضفضيلى تحكيلى ،، ماهو مفيش حد ف الدنيا حتى لو كان بارد يعرف يشيل الحمل لوحدة .. لازم يكون حد معاة ، جنبة يتسند علية ، حد وقت ما يحتاجة يلاقية وقت اللزوم "فيه حاجات بتحس انها حصلت نفس التفاصيل تاني بتتعاش وتقول: أنا شوفت المشهد ده مع إن المشهد لسه ماجاش وده عادي ف كل البني آدمين وهيفضل ساري ليوم الدين العقل البشري اتصاب بِرُوتين خلاه بيلخبط ف المونتاج--------------" ساعات بتفقد القدرة ع التواصل مع الغير ، مفيش انيرجى اصلا انك تبتسم ابتسامة فيك حتى ،، فبتختار اوبشن العزلة علشان تشحن من تانى .. زى التلاجة اللى جابت اخرها فبتشد الفيشة علشان ترتاح "-------------كيف للإنسان آن يعود حراً بعد الوقوع في معُتقل إبتسامتك؟

" جميلة اوى العلاقات اللى بيعدى عليها سنين و ماتغيرهاش الايام خالص ، علاقات قايمة ع الحب و الثقة ،، ناس بيحبوك بكل لعبكتك و نحكشتك .. سواء صداقة حب ارتباط " ❤حسيت كام مرة انك وحدك
حواليك اصحابك وقرايبك لكن وحدك 
بتقلّب أرقام تليفونك
وتدوّر على حد ماكلمتوش من فترة
وبتسمع لفرانك سيناترا وانغام ومنير
حسيت كام مرة انك ساكن عالم شرير ! 
والناس بتبص عليك
دورت ف مرة على الساعة
وهي اساساً ف ايديك ؟
كام مرة بتسرح ف الدنيا وانت مروّح
وتشوف رجليك من غير تفكير واخداك للبيت
حسيت كام مرة انك مهمَل وحبيبتك رامياك ع الــ ” wait “ 
حسيت كام مرة انك كداب
علشان بصيت ف وشوش اصحابك ع القهوة
من غير ماتحس ولو لحظة انك ماعرفتش تختارهم
حسيت كام مرة انك لازم ييجي يوم وتجرّب تخسرهم
ماتخافش ياصاحبي
انا زيك … كلنا زيك
الجيل كله طالع مغشوش 
جيل لابس ماسكات ووشوش
والوش تواجهه يقوم بايش
فنصيحة بجد
لو يوم حسيت انك ولاشيء
غمض عينك
واكتم نفَسَك
واحمد ربك .. انك عايش .  

لو كنتي استنيتي شوية 
كان يمكن نتجوز
ونجيب أطفال سُّذج تشبهنا 
ونقضي السهرة بنتفرج علي فيلم قديم 
وننام بنفكر في حياتنا 
فتقولي لنفسك : لو كان بيخونني كانت مناديله هتعرق روج 
فاضحك وانا نايم وافردلك ايدي 
فتنامي ببطء وتحطي اديكي ف ايديا 
لو كنتي استنيتي شوية
كنت هاذاكر لعيالنا حساب 
واشتكي من نقص الملح ف اكلك 
واديك المصروف الشهري 
فيضيع نُصه ف تجديد الأوضة وستارة البلكونة البحري 
ويهل علينا الشهر التاني نسهر نحسبله 
العب ف التراس مع ابوكي طاولة واتغلبله 
تضحكي / اضحك 
تندهيلنا للغدا نتغدي 
كان زمان العمر عدي خفيف عليا 
لو كنت استنيتي شوية 
كنت هابوسك قبل ماسافر ع الباب 
من غير ماولادنا يشوفوا 
ويمر عليكي الليل 
تقري ف اوراقي علي المكتب
فتلاقي قصيدة قديمة 
تقنعي نفسك انها ليكي 
تقريها لجارتك في التليفون 
وتنامي وهي ف حضنك تستنيني ارجع
وتقولي بحبك فاسمع
وارجع اسرع 
تبوسيني قصاد الباب من غير ماولادنا يشوفوا 
وتأجل حضن كبير للسفرية الجاية 
لو كنتي استنتي شوية
كنا هنضحك ع الشعر الابيض 
اول مايشب ف راسنا 
تصبغي شعرك 
افهم 
تضايقي 
ماهتمش 
احلفلك ع المصحف انك اجمل من كيت وينسلت 
فتبان ف عنيكي فرحة وتنزاح الكآبة 
تقوليلي ان انا اجمل من رشدي اباظة 
اضحك 
كداب بيجامل كدابة
كنا زمنا بنضحك ع الماضي 
ونجهز روحنا للرحلة الجاية 
بالذمة
مش كل المدهش ده 
كان يستاهل تستني شوية .

 Islam began around 622 CE in Southwest Asia. In Arabic, Islam means “surrender to the will of Allah” (God). Followers of Islam are called Muslims, and the founder is Muhammad. Muslims believe that there is only one god (Allah) and that Muhammad is the last and greatest prophet of Islam. Other prophets include Abraham, Moses, & Jesus. 

3 The Kaaba at al-Haram Mosque (Mecca, Saudi Arabia) is the center of Islam. 

4 In 610 CE, Muhammad was an Arab merchant in Mecca who was concerned about how rich merchants refused to help the needy. He went to meditate on this in the Cave of Hira. While there, Muhammad received a message from the angel Gabriel, the messenger of Allah. Muhammad became known as a prophet of Allah, and he continued to receive messages until his death. These messages form the basis of Islam and were eventually written into the Qur’an (the Muslim holy book). 

5 Eventually, others began to listen to Muhammad’s messages and this angered Mecca’s rulers. They threatened to kill Muhammad, so he & several hundred of his followers fled to nearby Medina. Muhammad became a political and spiritual leader in Medina. Eventually, all of the Arabian Peninsula came to accept Muhammad’s teachings and turned to Islam. 

6 Muhammad died in 632 CE, but Islam continued to spread. Muslim armies conquered empires throughout Southwest Asia, Northern Africa, and the Iberian Peninsula (Europe). Today, there are 1.2 billion Muslims worldwide. 1 in every 5 people in the world is Muslim. It’s the second largest religion in the world (behind Christianity). 

7 The Kaaba at al-Haram Mosque during the start of Hajj 

8 The Muslim holy book is the Qur’an (Koran). It states how people should live their lives. It describes the Five Pillars of Faith (obligations all Muslims must fulfill in their lifetime). 

9 Reading the Qur’an 

10 (the main duties of Muslims) 1. Daily prayer, 2. Giving to charity, 3. Belief in and submission to one God (Allah), 4. Fasting during the month of Ramadan, 5. and a pilgrimage (hajj) to Mecca once in a lifetime. 

12 Ramadan celebrates the time when the Qur’an was revealed to Muhammad. It’s the 9 th month of the Islamic calendar, and lasts for days. Muslims fast during daylight hours during this month. Prayer, reading the Qur’an, and charity are important parts of Ramadan. 

13 Boys reading the Qur’an at a mosque during Ramadan 

14 Unlike the other religions, in Islam the Qur’an gives instructions on how laws should be enacted. The governments of Muslim countries follow the Shari'a, or religious law. This creates a theocracy, a type of government in which religious leaders are in control. 

16 After Muhammad’s death, followers fought over who would be his successor and become the next leader. This fight caused Muslims to split into two groups: 1.Shi’a 2.Sunni 

17 Shiites believe that the supreme leader (called the Caliph) must be a blood relative of Muhammad. Roughly 10% of the world’s Muslims are Shi’a. This branch of Islam is found mostly in Iran and some parts of Iraq. This is the religion of most Persians (ethnic group in Iran). 

18 Sunnis believe that the supreme leader (Caliph) does NOT need to be related to Muhammad. This is the major branch of the religion, representing about 90% of the world’s Muslim population. 

Islam Notes Part1 Objectives

1 Islam Notes Part1 Objectives: Students Will Be Able To: Describe the basic beliefs of Islam 

2 What is Islam? A religion 1.9 billion people practice Islam (total population is 7 billion people) People who practice Islam are called Muslims Islam means “peace through submission to god” Islam began in the Arabian Peninsula, after the prophet Muhammad heard messages from god. 

3 Geography of the Region Today Arabian Peninsula ASIA AFRICA EUROPE 

4 World Islam Population 

5 What do Muslims believe? Islam is a monotheistic religion. This means that Muslims believe in one god. Muslims use the Arabic word for god, Allah. The holy book of Muslims is called the Koran (Qur’an). The Koran includes many stories from the Bible, as well as messages delivered to the prophet Muhammad. Muslims believe they descended from Abraham’s son Ishmael Muslims believe Jesus was a prophet, but was not divine, and did not die for their sins. Muslims believe that Muhammad was the last prophet 

6 What are Muslim practices? Muslims pray in a mosque. The most sacred mosque in Islam is called the Kaaba, which is in Mecca. The holy day of Islam is Friday The Koran forbids Muslims from eating pork and drinking alcohol Muslims must fulfill the five pillars of Islam. 1. Shahada: Testimony of Faith 2. Salat: Prayer 3. Zakat: Almsgiving (Charity) 4. Sawm: Fasting 5. Hajj: Pilgrimage 

7 Shahada Faith Declaration of faith. “There is no god except Allah; Muhammad is the messenger of Allah” Testimony of Faith 

8 Salat Prayer Praying five times a day, facing the holy city of Mecca. Before praying, people must wash their hands and feet. 

9 Salat 

10 Giving money (about 2.5% of savings) to charity, perhaps for the poor. Zakat Charity 

11 Muslims must not eat food or drink during the month of Ramadan during daylight hours. Sawm Fasting 

12 Hajj Pilgrimage Muslims must make this pilgrimage to Mecca at least once in their lifetime, if they can afford to. 

15 Think, Pair, Share Instructions Think : Write down your thoughts to the question below Pair : When Ms. Gamoran gives the instruction, turn to your partner and share your answer Share : Ms. Gamoran will ask 3 people to share their answer out loud to the class. No one else should speak when their classmates are sharing. Listen to your classmates, and add to your own answer on your notes. 

16 Think, Pair, Share Question How do the five pillars shape the daily lives of Muslims? 

17 Intro to Islam World Muslim Population Map 

18 World Muslim Population Questions 1. Which pattern on the map represents the highest concentrations of Muslims? The lowest? 2. In what regions of the world do the most Muslims live? The fewest? 3. Based on this map, in what region of the world do you think the Islamic faith may have originated? Why? 

19 Islam Notes Part 2 Objectives 

20 What happened after Muhammad died? After the death of Muhammad, Islam faced a crisis Muhammad had no sons to lead after him, and did not leave instructions on how to choose next caliph, or leader of Islam Muslims split into two denominations, or groups because they disagreed on how to choose a leader. Sunni Shia 

21 What did Sunni Muslims want? The Sunni believed that the next caliph of Islam should be elected by the Muslims This person would be the person most qualified for the job Sunni Muslims wanted Abu Bakr, one of Muhammad’s closest advisors to be the next caliph 

22 The Shia believed that the next caliph of Islam should be someone related to Muhammad It was a normal custom at the time to pass down leadership through male family members They wanted Ali, Muhammad’s son-in-law to become the next caliph. What did Shia Muslims want? 

23 What happened between the Sunni and Shia? Fighting continues between the Sunni and Shia even today. By the mid 600s, the Sunni, who were larger in number, had control, and Islam had an elected caliph Despite violence between the two denominations, throughout this time, Islam began to spread quickly through Europe, Africa, and Asia. 

24 THINK, PAIR, SHARE Why do you think a disagreement over who should be leader caused such a large split? Can you think of another example where a minor difference in opinion caused a large split in a group or religion? 

25 Why did Islam spread so quickly? 

26 Life in the desert was harsh. People lived nomadic lives, they travelled from place to place in search of food and water. People stopped at town centers to trade. 

27 Why did Islam spread so quickly? 

28 The caliphs wanted to spread their empire both politically and religiously They used military force and often faced weak empires To many Muslims, this signaled Allah’s support for Islam, and they were able to gain support of conquered people 

29 Islam also appealed to many people. Basic Beliefs Equality Rights for Women Social Justice Why did Islam spread so quickly? 

30 Some people were forced to convert to Islam Others were required to pay taxes if they did not convert Muslims had good relations with conquered “People of the Book” Jews and Christians Why did Islam spread so quickly? 

31 THINK PAIR SHARE Why do you think Islam was able to spread so far and so fast? 

1 Islam Vocabulary

1 Islam Vocabulary  Islam p37p234  Muhammad (LFID)p37p234  Muslimsp37p235  Qur’anp38p236  Sunnahp38  Five Pillars p38p236  Meccap39p236  Hajjp39236 

2 Islam 

3 Background  The followers of Islam are called Muslims.  The word Islam means “peace through submission to the will of Allah”. They believe in one God “Allah”.  The religion was founded by Muhammad in 610 C.E.  They also accept the prophets of Judaism & Christianity.  Adam, Abraham, Moses, Noah, Jesus 

4 Holy Book  Muslims follow the practices & teachings of the Qur’an (Islamic Holy Book),  The Qur’an was revealed to Muhammad to him by Allah over many years.  The goal of Islam is to reach Paradise. 

5 Five Pillars of Islam  Islam is a direct simple faith, stressing the need to obey the will of Allah. 1. Belief (believing there is no deity but the One God, and Muhammad is the messenger) 2. Prayer (performing the prescribed prayers 5 times daily) 3. Charity (giving parts of one’s wealth to the poor, “giving alms”) 4. Fasting (refraining from food or drink from dawn to sunset through the month of Ramadan) 5. Pilgrimages (making at least one pilgrimage to Makkah or Mecca in one’s lifetime. This journey is called the “Hajj”). 

11 Shari’ah Law  A set of practical laws to regulate their daily lives.  It is based on scholars interpretations of the Quran and the examples set by Muhammad in his life.  It regulates all aspects of Muslim life: family, business, government, and moral conduct. 

12 Additional Information  Sunnah – Example set by Muhammad  Mosque – Islamic place of worship.  Imam – Islamic prayer leader.  Today: As of 2000 there were 1.1 billion followers of Islam. 

13 Branches  Split in Islam;  Shi’ite – The Caliph should be a relative of Muhammad  Sunni – The Caliph is chosen.  Sufi – Belief in Islam through meditation and chanting.