Yes… I had more than crying… my heart broke apart… I felt as if I am
being sucked into an endless whirlpool… I recalled what made me ask for the
blessings of prophet Muhammed, his family and Mary the Virgin begging them to
save my daughter… yes… we all feel unbelievable pain… crying without tears but feeling
unbelievable pain.
Yes… I saw the faces of the three little girls; daughters of the martyr
Sherif Muhammed Abdel-Aziz… I swear no one has the ability to describe or
interpret the feelings and gestures over their faces… the eldest of them looks as
if she is below ten years old… their father was the driver of the car in which
four of the best Egyptian judges were martyred and injured.
I moved to another paper to let go of those feelings that captured
me… however, my miserable bad luck made my eyes fall, in the same newspaper
that published the sad photo of the orphaned girls, over the lines of that
writer I once described as hypocrite… I wrote in a series of articles before
about the difference between the wrong and hypocrite writers…
Those lines of that writer suck you down like soft sands do until
you drown in a sea of deliberate misleading… he always starts his article by a
paragraph or two in which he appears as if he stands by the side of freedom,
democracy and reform… then his misleading words start to flow… as he always
comes to the point he wants to deliver; that is standing by the side of
terrorism and weeping over the terrorists who were proved guilty by the law and
were prosecuted before a civil judge.
It was really astonishing that when I dropped this newspaper away
and grabbed another one, I saw the lines of another hypocrite in an interview
in which he criticized the judiciary verdicts and practiced his ugly open habit
of mixing between the right, wrong and what lies in between them… the right is
the impossibility of eradicating ideas or monopolizing of a certain ideology
over the whole national arena… the wrong is saying that terrorists like
Muhammed Badie’a, Khairat esh-Shater, Muhammed Morsi, Essam al-Arian, Muhammed
al-Beltagi and others inferior to them in rank should be treated in another way
different to the way they are being treated with and that verdicts of death
penalty in this way makes the judiciary a tool… to the rest of this nonsense
talk… as to what lies in between the right and wrong, he says that dialogue
should be present among all who placed themselves in the political action arena…
but what dialogue?... In what way and with what tools?... and leading to what
results?... his dialogue and friendship with the terrorist group of muslim
brotherhood was nothing but a profiteering maneuver to get the crumbles of what
the group throws away of seats in the elections of one of the parliaments.
I could not help but going back again and again to the photo of
those little girls; daughters of the martyr Sherif Muhammed Abdel-Aziz… then I read
the news saying that the Egyptian Judges’ Club gave the family of the martyr a
hundred thousand pounds while dedicating two hundred thousand each for the families
of the judicial authority… here, I do not blame the Judges’ Club… actually, I thank
its head and dignified assembly… but I blame myself and others who felt the
same pain of the situation that a simple Egyptian family may find itself in
after the martyr or injury of their bread owner on the hands of terrorism which
this hypocrite writer and more hypocrite politician asks us to sympathize with and
be kind to… he also asks us to conduct dialogue with those terrorists behaving against
the law, norm and morals.
I blame myself and others because we are very late in working over
establishing an entity bearing any name whose mission is to take care and
follow the children of those martyrs… I blame myself and others because we did
not rush to hold those children of the martyrs, bat over their heads, provide
them with their needs, follow them in their schools… to the rest of what lies
in the core of caring.
I launch this invitation for all friends, brothers and all who
want to participate in establishing and reinforcing this entity… and let its
suggested name be “society of serving martyrs’ families and orphans”… I and my
family will be the first to contribute to the founding capital of this entity…
at the completion of the first step, this entity and the contributions received
shall be declared.
I wish Al Ahram can publish the photo of those three little girls
in an independent poster so that all hypocrite writers and politicians – if they
still think and feel – can know that any reconciliation with the murderer
terrorists, inciting terrorists, guiding terrorists, preaching terrorists, leading
terrorists and terrorists mis-interpreting God’s words away from their true meanings
and contexts… is first against the law and constitution… second is against morals…
third is a disobedience to God… and above all, it is a treason committed against
the country which they stab in the heart.
May our martyred Egyptian sons rest in the heaven of eternity… may
those cowards and hypocrites feel the pain we have… May God punish those
murderer terrorists.
Translated into English by: Dalia Elnaggar
This article was published in Al Ahram newspaper on May 21, 2015.
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