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Rami Ismail (رامي)

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Three days of state violence at a mosque, police brutality, the murder of a 16 year old, the injury of a 1 year old, burning of land, theft of houses,

I don't know how anyone can bear to know, even vaguely, what is happening in Palestine, what is happening in Nablus, what is happening Sheikh Jarrah and not speak up.

Meanwhile "if I don't steal your house someone else will" is happening in Palestine, after days of burnings, assaults, attacks on medics, and settlers literally shooting real guns at Palestinians

I hate the word "luck" because it both means "luck" and also "working to be in a spot where luck can boost your chances" but then being able to be

If I was Bungie I'd simply never touch anything about Destiny ever again and just go make 6 hour single-player games about shooting things in the face again Add something?

This is literally the least intelligent thing I've ever seen and I read Steam forums for games I've worked onhttps://twitter.com/mickakers/status/1380312122282844160 OK so hear me out, I've got an idea: what

For over 2 billion Muslims around the world, Ramadan is about to start around April 12th. As I do every year, I'm going to run you through the basics of

So, for those of you curious, I can't guarantee that I'll get 100% of the details right, but let just one Muslim explain their view on why to you why

I know it's London and it's not like, the riskiest place to set your world in in games, but gosh is it refreshing to boot a game like Watch Dogs

Very excited that despite the growing Islamophobia & xenophobia we're back in 2006 where a wealthy English man pretends to a be a clueless asshole with exaggeratedly offensive cultural views

Incredible situation where no matter you are in the world US politics will fuck you over, endanger you, or even kill you.Ignorance of US politics leaves you out of plenty

Because of this, a quick summary of common Muslim phrases that are often cited as "worrying" or "suspicious" and their common, colloquial, daily use:https://twitter.com/v21/status/1309887044945162240 "Allah", l