Bio: Exploring my own Shoes …
somehow my walk..
my way …
Being a woman is one thing;
One important thing of originally two things.
However, living in a global patriarchal dominance makes one thing dominant over another .
A lifetime struggle of women’s resilience for being the one thing they are….
Women .
All the resilience of being a woman is another ONE thing .
Being a Moslem woman is another thing .
Being a Moslem woman living in an Occupied land is definitely a totally other thing.
What if you add divorce to this ?
Being a Woman, a Moslem , a Palestinian and Divorced … makes the introduction to living in my shoes…
Living in a Shoe of a Woman.
PS. English is not my first language.. I know I often need to edit , however, there is something in the power of the ‘click send’ button.. ever since I did it the first time .. I enjoy clicking directly from my heart…unedited…
It’s about time!! Thanks so much for stopping by “It Is What It Is” and the follow. I hope you enjoy the visits there!! Peace ….
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my pleasure )))))
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It is not easy to understand the difficulties and pleasures of another. I am reminded of a phrase “…to walk a mile in another man’s shoes.” In your case, “…another woman’s shoes.”
I wish you success with your blog.
http://www.planetofsuccess.com/blog/2011/developing-empathy-walk-a-mile-in-someone%E2%80%99s-shoes/
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thank u …. we all need those good wishes to walk in our own shoes
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One hell of an About! This is so descriptive with the least possible number of words used. You are a wonderful lady, regardless of how this life puts us through. You touched my heart with your words, and definitely I felt every feeling the words held behind. God bless you.
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thank u )))you touched my heart with ur words
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Nadia, I thought you might be interested in this:
#StandWithBenny http://abc7ny.com/education/fair-lawn-students-anti-israel-comments-on-twitter-causing-controversy/1150392/
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it sounds familiar… such an effort to be courageous .
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Thanks Nadia for the story , and imagin if Benny was an Arab or Muslim girl from that school, she will be considered as anti Semite .
Best ,
Ahmad
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Just came across your blog and I LOVE it! great one!
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“Being a Moslem woman living in an Occupied land is definitely a totally other thing” … Sure it is … However, you said it yourself … A WOMAN … And a Palestinian … The Strength & Courage, the Limitless Giving … Being DIVORCED … Live your LIFE and stand out against the Odds ,,,
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It would be great if your blog has a “subscribe” button or something like that to get notifications of your post. Unless you also have a facebook page. Just been introduced to your writing after i read your great open letter to Abbas.
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Hi , thank you for your words. You can “follow” the blog. This way you will be subscribed.
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I have much to learn. Thank you for giving me the opportunity to begin.
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Thank you for stepping in))
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A powerful “about” – I have also read some of your posts, and I feel ashamed of my easy life. Thanks for visiting The Glasgow Gallivanter.
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Thank you for your words. I think each one of us has his own way of a difficult life. Somehow, our capacity to adapt is what makes us “miraculous” creatures….or maybe it is just a natural way to survive.
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Congratulations, Nadia!
I have nominated your blog for the Awesome Blogger Award.
More about this is at
https://dearkitty1.wordpress.com/2018/01/10/awesome-blogger-award-thank-you-lisa/
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Thank you dear
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Love your About and take my hat off to you as I can appreciate that being in your situation is extremely difficult. Look forward to reading more in the future.
Many thanks for stopping by and following my Travel and Photography blog.
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Thank you for your words.. we are all out there with our own package of burdens…)
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Indeed we are. 🙂
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Nadia, thank you for deciding to follow my blog Bobbing Around.
As far as I am concerned, all humans are brothers and sisters. (Except for people under 25. They all qualify as my grandchildren.)
🙂
Bob
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wonderful and heart touching words, i am seeking infact your profile due to your work on Ibn Rushd and find your blog.
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Thanks for dropping by. I shall look forward to learning more about you and your shoes.
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Nadia darling, how the dickens do I follow you?! I can’t find the ‘follow’ button!
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Good question ))))
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Hello!!! Thanks for following my blog. I appreciate it. Feel free to comment on my posts.
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Hi Nadia,
Good to read some views from the other side of the Israeli occupation. I hope that you get your homeland back one day.
And thanks for following my blog too.
Best wishes, Pete.
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Thank you dear
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Thankyou for your wonderful website. Thankyou for writing in both English and Arabic. I can’t read arabic writing but it looks beautiful.
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Thank you for stepping by )
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