While the bruises of the body fade in time, the scars of child abuse never fade. Children are never the same again after an abuser has entered their lives, they loose not only the innocence of childhood, but also the chance at a normal future. One cannot erase the memories of abuse, they live in conscious and the subconscious, invading every aspect of ones life. Child abuse victims are given a life sentence, forced to live in the shadows of their abusers.
Archive for Peace
The Forgotten Name
“In a world unknown to me,
Where people have hundred faces,
With their small black and white horizons
And
Ice hearts;
I was called by my name, I kept quiet.
I was called by my ethnicity; I did not reply.
I was called by my race, I kept my silence …
…
I am waiting for the day that once again I would only be referred to as a
“Human being.””
Flo14wer
Truth After All Can Never Die!
The tyrant is nothing but a slave turned inside out. When a valiant soul seems to stand against the world; when the noblest motives are reviled and mocked; when truth seems to suffer an eclipse, the martyr’s whisper comes: “Truth after all can never die.”
“To me , death is nothing but happiness, and living under tyrants nothing but living in a hell.” Imam Hossein
Hossein brave stand was taken against oppression and dictatorship. When evil and injustice threatened to ruin society, he and his family and his true friends, fought for human rights, freedom and justice for all!
Imam Hossein said:” Death with dignity is better than life with humiliation.” He was the grandson and successor of prophet Mohammad(s). He was mercilessly martyred along with 72 others comprising of his family members including his 6 month old son as well as his companions after being denied access to water for 3 days. He said: “I swear by God, I shall not surrender as a humiliated person and shall not escape like slaves.”
Shia Muslims commemorate this tragic event every year. Although Hossein and his companions lost the physical battle, they ensured victory for truth, morality and selflessness. Mahatma Gandhi said: “I learned from Hussein how to achieve victory while being oppressed.”
We remember him not just for his sacrifice but for the cause:
- Justice is not to be compromised at all levels. No matter where we live, what we do, at work, at home, or at street, we will never tolerate injustice.
- Freedom is an absolute right not to be taken from anyone. No manmade authority has the right to make people slaves. God created people as equals with free will, and none can deny them this.
- No justification of wrong in the name of the religion. God sent messengers to guide people to what is best. Truth and happiness is what religion holds for people. To use it as a justification for one’s own interests and agenda is never to be accepted.
So every year on Ashoura we mourn the tragedy of Karbala, and the stand for all that was right against all that was evil.
We should stand together and do not allow extremists to use religion to justify their unkind crimes!
We should stand together so that one day we may have a world where justice and peace reign for all people.
- “Your neighbours are like your relatives.Telling the truth brings about honor. People’s secrets are properties held in trust with you.” Imam Hossein
- “Tolerance is man’s ornament , keeping promises is a sign of nobility , and bonding with others is a grace.”Imam Hossein
Hossein represented authentic Islam, a way of life based on community, love of one’s neighbors, peaceful co-existence with people of different believes, social justice and equality for all regardless of race or religion.
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Drawing and Painting
Art is much less important than life, but what a poor life without it; drawing is putting a line around an idea. Most of the artists want to draw something meaningful and some may want to draw something that means something to someone. When an artist wants to draw something they might have self doubts or fear, but artists should believe in themselves and what comes from within them. Some might want to draw emotions of a mother, like the feeling of a mother holding her child for the first time, or the great feeling after helping someone in need or a moment of clarity, something that nobody’s saying it but everybody’s thinking it, something to believe in again. It’s not easy to draw that feeling. But, artists shouldn’t think because they might not great at it then they might ruin it. Art, like morality, consists in drawing the line somewhere.Like Frederick Franck said: I have learned that what I have not drawn I have never really seen, and that when I start drawing an ordinary thing, I realize how extraordinary it is, sheer miracle.
“Do not fail, as you go on, to draw something every day, for no matter how little it is, it will be well worthwhile, and it will do you a world of good.” Cennini
Most of the paintings are watercolor paintings. All of them are views on Iran, some on old times and some are on present time.
- Oil Painting – Iran – Esfahan
- WaterColor painting
- Old Times in Iran – WaterColor






























