Letter to a child in Gaza

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Assalamu Alaykum, dear child of Gaza,

My name is Nabilah Patel I am a 21-year-old girl from England. I have heard a lot about your current state from social media. I am writing this letter to you to give you my support and love. I have seen the violence that you and your family are going through. I think that the injustice that your family is going through is cruel. I have seen your innocent face through social media, I think that it’s upsetting because lots of your loved ones are being lost. May Allah give them Jannah in their next life.

I know that you’ve faced trials and tribulations that no child has ever had to face. I have witnessed the horrors that your family has faced, and it is not pretty. I now realise that I have to give thanks to the Almighty because I am a very privileged person. I am making lots of dua for you and all Palestinian children so that you have a safe and happy childhood. I am very proud of you as you’re a protector of Masjid-Al-Aqsa as you have built walls to prevent  Israeli army from attacking a sacred place. I am also proud of you because you have carried out marches to protest about your rights as a free child in the state of Gaza. May your actions be blessed by the Almighty.

I am feeling your anger and hurt towards the people who are persecuting you. I am amazed at how much patience you’ve shown in your time of need. I admire your strength through hunger and starvation, as it is empowering other children in your country. If you’re losing hope remember that you’re not alone! Thousands of people throughout the world are watching your struggles. Just remember that you will be rewarded for your courage and patience tenfold in this world and the next. May Allah give you the strength to fight for your Muslim brothers and sisters.

I know that you’d be rewarded for your bravery in this world and the next. May Allah ease your burdens and hardships in this world. I hope you can hang on to the hope that your country will be free one day in the future. Don’t give in to the sadness and hurt that you feel if your parents are taken away from you. You should pray for them. Lots of hugs, love, and support are coming to you from me to you. Inshaa Allah, you’ll get through this time of hardship and pain. I’m making loads of duaa for you, your family, the children of Gaza and their families. I hope you’ll keep smiling.

Lots of hugs, kisses, and love from

Nabilah Patel

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