LIFE OF ALIENATION
When I arraived to syria I felt so happy to fell in peace and there is no one to attack or hurt me and I can play in the mall and do shopping sefly but with all these things I started to miss my home ,my school ,my friends,and all simple things ,when you feel homesickness you just want to go back home what ever is there .After four months I went to school and I didn't know any one but they start to talk to me they were so kind then I start study there were many difficulties but I succeded in all my exams after two years I met a girl I thought that she will never with me she was look like she get angry quickly and doesn't want to talk with any onebut when I start to talk with her she was so nice and friendly her name's diana she was my best friend and we were to gother for five years all the taime.
The worst thing in alienation is you don't know where your home is because when they want their home you should give it to them for example; when we were in syria we changed our home ten times and sometimes we couldn't found anybody to help us that was the worst things but there were also good things; I met a good friend and learnt a lot things one of them was steadfastness and always we should say''allhamdullah'' because perhaps God may put bad things in our lives in order to make us learn from them and God gave me a lot of things to make my life happy and good and all of us when we feel sad or foil we must remember that (we are not alone Allah with us) the moment we left our home in syria I looked at my home one last time and there was no thing just me an my friends I couldn't belive after that day I will not see them again.
By SAJA ALAA
Wow a really touching story, so where are you now ? Syria ?
ReplyDeleteNow I live in Turkey,,
DeleteThanks for your comments ^_^
So much suffering and yet you say Thanks God ? but why. I can not understand :S
ReplyDeletei will tell you :
DeleteAll the things that I've been through and suffered a lot of them but at the same time I learned from it so much and
With all this pain that I experienced there are people who make me forget my sorrow
and be sure God gives you the best thing for you that make you happy ^_^
thanks for your comment
Love it sajosh.....U were talking insted of the iraqi people and im 1 of them about a little bit of their problems and how they were facing the life I loved it becauce it showed to the others how we lived there but u used a simle way to show that.....keep it up sajo
ReplyDeletekojee ante
DeleteOf course probably lived the same experience, but everyone has its own circumstances and experiences and I wrote it in a simple way to read it by all levels thanks for your comment dayeo :*
What is the most difficult thing about living n another country ? the language ? the people ? or sth else ?
ReplyDeleteThe most difficult that you move away from your friends who have never moved away from them,,
DeleteAbout the language Of course there were difficulties but when you can strive to learn any language you want,
Bout:
the most difficult thing Homesickness that you feel strange everywhere
for me there is no feasts now
we don't celebrate because our relatives not here
as we previously we was celebrated in special way .
thanks for your comment :)
Delete10 times ? hey that must be pretty though for you to move so many times. What about now. whats your situation in Turkey ?
ReplyDeleteMaybe it will be pretty or enjoyable if you don't do any thing and don't clean or carry heavy bags and after all these things you should study !!
DeleteMy situation it's normal i'm try to be more strong and i try to be happy :)
:)
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ReplyDeleteYou say God gave you lots of good things . What are they ?
ReplyDeleteEach one of us has things mean a lot the most important thing i have a great mother in my life and this is the biggest blessing from God after I lost my father she is the only one that I feel safe in her side,and be full of creation this is also a great grace should thank God every day about it and there are many graces
DeleteWhen you think a little you will find there are many people who do not have what we have like looking or hearing,,,,.And there are many other things:)
Thank you for your question
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ReplyDeleteDO you have any younger brothers or sisters ? How were they effected ? Was it more difficult for them ? Or do not they understand what is happening ?
ReplyDeleteI have two sisters and I am the youngest.
DeleteI know its not the best topic to aks about but I do not know much about the food culture in Arab countires . Can you share something about your cusine with us later ?
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DeleteI will write about the Arabic cuisine and there is an article I wrote about Basra the city where I was born in and i have reported some of my city dishes.
DeleteAre those your pics ? the ones in the article ...
ReplyDeleteNo it's not my pictures :)
DeleteDo you think you will stay long in Turkey ? or is there somewhere else you would like to live in near future ?
ReplyDeleteI really do not know we are Waiting for the decision from the UN,
DeleteAnd if I had the chance to travel to another country, i will go to see my sister
:)
Life has a certain flavor for those who have fought and risked all that the sheltered and protected can never experience.
ReplyDeletejust wow; truer words have never been spoken ;) You ,lady, really know what you are talking about. good job, well done.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your words
DeleteAnd I'm so glad for your participation by reading my articl
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What Were U Suprised Most When U First Came Turkey ? What Was the Bigget Difference ?
ReplyDeleteLanguage surely
DeleteThe biggest difference and the hardest difference was for me.
Later dealing in the school by the students was hurting buttheye do not feel Do not feel about my,
Now it has become a natural.
thnx for ur comment