Terima Kasih Cze

salam :)

hoh my blog almost archived! only if blogger.com has the Auto-Archive tool, like Microsoft Outlook do lah. haha. there are a lot of things happening that i can actually engrave it here. save for the workloads plus part-time ACCA study plus the E-prep or was it simply me being a lackadaisical? haha. ohoho the blog title happen to be truer day-by-day (haha cepat sket dari aku cakap month-by-month) hahaha..

anyway, now i feel like lettering again. no, writer not i wanted to be. :P as i said, i'm going to make my blog less personal. i might share some of personal things here, but it'll be just a minor. dun have to hv a specific reason for it, do i?

i'm reading a book. and that what makes me feel like to keep my blog updated :P

before that,

i was blog-hopping as i wanna catch up my friends' blog till i stopped at Cze's blog (I cant thank you enough for posted this news. How can i not aware of this news? i'm full of shame)

here what i found. what has tear my heart apart. i was shocked and almost cramped. till i finish reading the news article, my tears dropped. a lil till i realized i can no longer stop crying. it was heartbreaking.

Allahuakbar. imagine ourselves in her shoes. can we stand still and defend Islam as our utter and pure identity?

May Marwa al-Sherbini's soul showered with Allah s.w.t blessings.

Al-Fatihah.



CAIRO - A woman stabbed to death in a German court was an Egyptian who had sued her attacker after he insulted her for wearing the Islamic headscarf, Egyptian newspapers reported on Friday.

Marwa al-Sherbini, 32, who was killed in a court in Dresden on Wednesday, was the wife of Egyptian academic Elwi Ali Okaz who was also hurt in the incident and is now in critical condition in hospital, the state-owned Al-Akhbar reported.

The attacker stabbed Sherbini “shortly before she was to give evidence in an appeal lodged by the man against a conviction for insulting her over wearing the hijab,” said the state-owned Egyptian Gazette.

The 28-year-old man, identified only as Axel W, was overpowered and was being investigated for manslaughter over the killing of the woman, a spokesman for the Dresden prosecutor’s office said.

Magdi al-Sayed, press officer at the German embassy in Cairo, said the case was isolated and did not reflect German attitude towards Muslims.

“It is a criminal act. It has nothing to do with persecution against Muslims,” Sayed told the Gazette.

They killed her because she was veiled”, these were the first words of Tarek El-Sherbini brother of Dr. Marwa al-Sherbini.

In his first press statement to “Alyoum Elsabe” El Sherbini claimed that Marwa, his only sister had a son Mostafa who was three and a half and was also three months pregnant. The last time she visited Egypt was six months ago. He added that she called her parents last Tuesday, the day before yesterday, to check up on them.

Tarek said his sister was thirty years old and had received a Degree in Pharmacy in 2000. Marwa was working as a pharmacist in Germany. Her husband was supposed to receive his PhD this month and was worried about his wife’s health as she was kept in Intensive Care.

He stressed that “the Germans kept the crime a secret because it had taken place inside the court where Marwa was murdered because of her headscarf” he added “we want nothing but her rights back, because she was killed for practising Islam even before she travelled to Germany… her parents still don’t know she was killed inside the court, all they know is that she died”.

Dr. Mohamed Gaber Abu Ali, Head of the Cultural Affairs and Missions in the Ministry of Education stated that Marwa El-Sherbini, the wife of the Egyptian envoy Elwi Ali Okaz and lecturer in the Genetic Engineering Institute, of Monoufeya University, had a personal scholarship from Max Blank Institute, was stabbed by a German citizen and died instantly, her husband was mistakenly shot in the courtyard of Landes Gericht Dresden in Dresden City.

Source: Fact International / Agencies

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