This wonderful photo was sent to me by a friend, who attended this beautiful wedding of Kholod, 21, and Mohamed, 24. It captures the great atmosphere of a palestinian wedding. Happy saghrouting clapping audience, a proud bridegroome, a beautiful bride in white, and last but not least, a big old videocamera in their face.
My friend said to make sure I wrote that there was so much love in the air.
6 comments:
Hi Imaan.. nice to spread the love!
I've never been to a wedding in Sweden, and mine seems to be consisting of a low profile saturday ceremon at Radhuset.. until we go to jordan for the bigger part with my girlfriends sister and her girlfriend.
I like the snowflake photo you have. in fact I have a tattoo on my left shoulder that looks exactly like that flake - a souvineer for all the experiences I have had in Sweden so far!
I wish I could make it to the protest, but am too busy with my thesis work and dont have much money for travelling at this point. but I will make sure to report on any development with him.
My regards to the family!
Hi,
Am glad to see ur post ja Imaan.
It´s trually as u say, the picture really captures the atmosphere at the wedding:).
I wish them the best and that their life will be filled with love.
Take care, your arabic sister.
As salaam alaikum.
I am sure that most of you know about the struggle of Manal and Nour, the mother and child being held in a Israeli prison.
The following is a poem I wrote about this issue please share it with everyone you know:
http://nuhgondek.blogspot.com/2007/03/poem-in-solidarity.html
Wa salaama,
nuh ibn
Salam Rami,
I too had that low profile wedding at Rådhuset. But it is a very beautiful place, so just invite some good friends (of course somebody with saghrouting competence!), dress up and bring a camera and somebody beside youself to take the photos - it will sure be a nice memory. And then u have the Jordan party to look forward to! Good luck and MABRUK!!
Och till min arabiska sötnos - SHUKRAN! Det var din förtjänst!
Salaam Imaan,
beautiful photo.
Do you know that i have problems to write at my blogg here in Syria....some sites are blocked here,thats why i dont write so often.....jakla trist assa.
Good luck whith cooking your Molokhiya hehe me my self just LOOOVE to eat some swedish food while my husband is in Sweden,YES!
/Johanna
wow - i had never even imagined what the bride might look like..
what a great window into a world so near and yet so far from me..
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