A jordanian american in the middle of moonshine land. Masters in chemical engineering and half way through a slow process of PHD in polymer science depending on finance.
allah yer7amo. one of those moments I can never forget in my life. I knew exactly where I was and what I was doing the moment I heard. The moment the cars passed by me standing on the 6th circle. giant helicopters. one of those moments.
thanks all for commenting. True, the day was 2/7/99, my mistake.
And true, one can never forget that day, or what he/she was doing that day. I was shocked in front of the TV here in ohio for the whole day trying to accept what happened. Eventhough that all knew he was ill and his days are numbered, but still, the heart just couldn't accept the bitter fact of life. May allah have mercey on his soul for he was a true believer in his people, and a man of honor and humble. I've heard so many stories from my father of how humble this man was, down to earh with his people.
Came across ur blog through Mahjoob. Yeah, alla yer7amo o yer7am eljamee3. Still see his warm smile! I was wondering why u wrote under the pic. "Sayede"? I guess i know wht u ment but it's still a very big word!
Allah yer7amo, one of the greatest kings ever lived. The blessings in who he left behind to lead on his footsteps. I'm all confidence his Majesty King Abdullah will lead Jordan the way his late father did. After all, they are Hashimates...
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man we had the same thought at the same time!
Alla yer7mao abu 3abdalla
wow, i completely forgot.
allah yer7amo. one of those moments I can never forget in my life. I knew exactly where I was and what I was doing the moment I heard. The moment the cars passed by me standing on the 6th circle. giant helicopters. one of those moments.
Allah yer7amo ou yer7amna jamee3an.
I can not believe seven years have passed.
Hareega, Nas, salam, yazeed, bilotee
thanks all for commenting. True, the day was 2/7/99, my mistake.
And true, one can never forget that day, or what he/she was doing that day. I was shocked in front of the TV here in ohio for the whole day trying to accept what happened. Eventhough that all knew he was ill and his days are numbered, but still, the heart just couldn't accept the bitter fact of life. May allah have mercey on his soul for he was a true believer in his people, and a man of honor and humble. I've heard so many stories from my father of how humble this man was, down to earh with his people.
I remember i was crying in school alla yr7amo
Salam,
Came across ur blog through Mahjoob.
Yeah, alla yer7amo o yer7am eljamee3. Still see his warm smile!
I was wondering why u wrote under the pic. "Sayede"? I guess i know wht u ment but it's still a very big word!
by the way, nice poetry :)
glare
thanks for the compliment. it's been so long since my last poem, something is wrong with me I guess can't seem to gather thoughts and words.
Sayyedy is the equevilent of "sir" out of respect to his great person may allah yer7amo ameen.
Descenter - From Mahjoob
Allah yer7amo, one of the greatest kings ever lived.
The blessings in who he left behind to lead on his footsteps. I'm all confidence his Majesty King Abdullah will lead Jordan the way his late father did. After all, they are Hashimates...
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