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Palestinian smile

 It’s a familiar feeling: Your day has just begun and the light at the end of the tunnel feels like a pinhole. Hopelessness ensues and your attitude plummets – but it doesn’t have to be that way! Maintaining joy isn’t always dependent on your schedule, it’s dependent on your attitude and your approach. Here are six simple solutions to control the chaos and conquer the day with a smile.

(Courtesy: https://projectbestlife.org/2019/08/smile-even-in-the-midst-of-chaos/)

Islamic principles emphasize smiling as a form of charity and a way to spread positivity and kindness. It's encouraged to smile sincerely and warmly in various interactions as a reflection of inner peace and goodwill towards others.

Current world:

War zones are incredibly difficult, especially for children who endure unimaginable hardship and loss. Their smiles in such dire circumstances might not always signify happiness but can sometimes be the hope to the fighters and trust to their creator or find moments of solace amidst the chaos. It's a heartbreaking reality of conflict that affects innocent lives deeply.


We do witness every day the Israeli atrocities!

And we can see the world's most beautiful smiles, even in the midst of chaos.

Palestinian smile 😊

Even the privileged fellow beings neglect and betrays, still the pure hearts smile through all the difficulties.

Wonder, why we are not understanding the truth, and can't act for justice?






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