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My art blog –'Blue, Badges, Burka'
Here’s another piece for my art blog on Mideast Youth. It’s called ‘Blue, Badges, Burka’, oil and acrylic on board and 122 x 174 cm. See more here.
View ArticleIf Yahweh knew!
If Yahweh knew his children gonna kill civilians, destroy people’s houses and do many crimes to achieve the promise land, he never would have say such a thing. Today another Gazan youth were shot in...
View ArticleDating Sites Work – But Valentine's Day Is "Greener" Offline
With Valentine’s Day less than a month away, some of you in the Middle East may be trying to get your romantic affairs in order. If you are romantically unattached you may be hitting up some pick-up...
View ArticleDating Tips With 5 "Green" Gifts
It’s a tough dating world out there, as the most recent Valentine’s Day may have reminded you. There are challenges of dating online or in person, if you are single. Whether you’re lucky enough to meet...
View Articleتلنگری که به فکر تشکیل یه کمیته واسه رفع نجاست از همه چی افتاده بود
میدونی تلنگر دوست داشت که این دفعه که مدادش دستش افتاده بود اصلاً تماسش با اینترنت خطر ناک ولی با کلی خاصیت مبارزاتی ول شده بود و با همهً این سرو صدا ئی که توی دنیا واسه پایین کشیدن دیکتاتورا راه...
View ArticleSatires of Ubayd Zakani
Someone asked Ubayd Zakani, “What kind of religion, Islam is”? He answered, “it’s the religion of freedom, as you enter (turn into) it, they cut head of your genital, and as you exit it, they cut head...
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Double standards on homophobia
This is a comic that highlights the double standards of homophobia amongst religious scholars. [Click the image for a larger version] Can someone please explain this logic? Check out the debates on...
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Cyber-Activism in Tunisia: What is the 'Obscene' Trying to Tell Us?
Anonymous played a decisive role in the last days of the dictator, and even before. Its logo has been: disturb the system in all anonymity In the last 2 decades, cyber activism modified history once...
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Once Upon a Burqa: From Niqab to Disbelief
Around three years ago I enthusiastically logged into Mideastyouth.com to blog about my new found spiritual enlightenment; a nineteen year old me had decided to wear the niqab – or known commonly as...
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The Psychological Foundings Of Suicide Bombers: A Palestinian Approach !!
In early 1998, I was asked by a Palestinian “friend” if I can do an “academic” research for a Palestinian “Human Rights” organization about the suicide bombers. They were looking for an “academician”...
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