THE SILENT CRY OF THE OPPRESSED ECHOES ACROSS THE WORLD

 THE SILENT CRY OF THE OPPRESSED ECHOES ACROSS THE WORLD

A map appeared in front of me,
Every corner of the world soaked in pain and blood…
Children are crying there,
Fathers stand for prayer, yet their hands are bound.
Mothers whisper, “My Lord, grant me greater patience.”

In Sudan, blood flows like a river.
Villages burned, homes turned to ash,
Yet a lantern still burns in their hearts.
That light defies the darkness of tyranny,
And with every flame, it proclaims: “ALLAH is Sufficient.”

In East Turkistan, the azan is silenced.
The sky no longer echoes “Allahu Akbar.”
An old woman turns her hands into prayer beads,
Secretly commemorates her Lord.
Her shoulders are weary, yet her faith is strong.

In Gaza, even the sky burns red.
Blood beneath every stone,
Children shivering among the ruins,
Whispering “La Ghalib Illa ALLAH” —
There is praise in their hearts.

In Arakan, even the sea seems to weep.
They are born without identity,
No names, yet endless patience.
They pay not for who they are,
But for the faith they proclaim —
“For saying only, La ilaha illALLAH.”

From the forests of Congo, a hidden cry rises.
Where the rich dig for gold,
The poor bury their hope.
Still, a mother whispers “patience”
As she caresses her child.

Myanmar lies in darkness,
And in Kashmir, the mountains stand as silent witnesses.
The oppressor is the same, only the hands have changed.
Yet tyranny wears one single face,
Foaming like a rabid beast.

And the earth…
It feels as though it has turned into a single prostration.
From every corner echoes a prayer:
“O our Lord, let justice come by Your name.
May this nation, forged in patience,
Rise again by Your mercy… and find courage.”

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