2 Days
Source:
شبكة قدس الإخبارية
Scenes from Occupation Prisons: Friday Prayers as Hope
The text exposes the ongoing suffering of prisoners in Israeli occupation prisons, where they are prevented from performing Friday prayers collectively and delivering the sermon. They are subjected to surveillance and persecution during prayer. Special patrols are sent by the soldiers to stop the prisoners' gatherings, and they storm the rooms at the sound of prayer or the call to prayer (adhan), throwing sound grenades and beating everyone indiscriminately. This forces the prisoners to pray in secrecy and with constant fear. Despite the repression, the prisoners insist on performing Friday prayers as a rejection of the occupation's restrictions, emphasizing that prayer is the most significant moment they experience—a testament to their humanity. They affirm that, despite all the pain, the occupiers cannot extinguish their spiritual feelings or their determination to worship amid oppression and tyranny.
Size: 120%Text Size
Notice: This Is an AI-Generated Summary
Comments (0)