Gaza's memories and wounds - Al-Sabil
The article discusses the anniversary of the Prophet Muhammad's (peace be upon him) birth in Gaza, linking it to the wounds and suffering of the city subjected to occupation and aggression. It raises moral and humanitarian questions about how much the mercy of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) is reflected in the world and within Gaza's heart. The article emphasizes that the Prophet's message was one of justice and mercy, and that their absence in Gaza highlights a global conscience crisis, where occupiers and powerful entities fabricate false slogans while injustice persists. It clarifies that human civilization is measured by its morals and that a return to the values of mercy and justice is essential for true peace. Additionally, it suggests that the commemoration of the Prophet's birth should serve as a call to restore humanity and advance the Palestinian cause with an ethical stance that reflects the spirit of the Prophet's message (peace be upon him).
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