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Anti-Islamophobia Vaccine
This post issue reflections on presenting anti-islamophobia as a vaccine for islamophobia virus through posting different blog entries from my perspective « POST SUMMARY.
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A Muslim in Ramadan
This post issue reflections about Islamic faith from a Muslim personnel in Ramadan since 60% of this holy month is over by focusing on the individual attitude « POST SUMMARY.
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Just Recovering
This post issues reflections on how I am just recovering from my long illness in the past period plus thoughts and ramblings in 7 points about these hard times « POST SUMMARY.
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